HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946-06-26~OLLOWING'I~[BERS PRESENT: $OVERINO,QLIDDEN,HARDY,RAY,AND S~ITH. CHAIP~L~N
SOVERINO PRESIDING.' NEETINQ coNvENED AT 8.00 P.m.
.~ 'mE TOWN ACCOUNTANT SUBMITTED TREASURY WARRANT $26 SHOWING A EXPE~DITUR~
OF $8;218.56 VOTED THE WARRANT BE ACCEPTED AS REAI~ AND THE BILLS PAID.
'JOHN KITTILA WAS GRANTED A SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS LICENSE.
MRS COOK WAS PRESENT TO CONFER WITH THE BOARD ON VARIOUS MATTERS ........
RELATIVE TO HER DUTIES AT THE AIBPORT.
SHELLFISH INSPECTOR BLOUNT WAS PRESENT AND ADVISED THE BOARD THAT EIGHT]
BUSHELS OF QUAHOG SEED HAD ARRIVED AND HAD BEEN PLANTED IN THE AREA.
IT WAS VOTED TO INF01~ THE KEEPER AT THE ISLAND HOME THAT MRS LINDY ARE~
WOUL D BE ADMITTED ON JULY 1,1946 AND MR AND MRs DAVIS SOON AFTER THAT DATE.
~ESSRS BRIDGES AND FLYNN WERE GRANTED A SEASONAL LICENSE FOR DANCES.
0HIEF BLAIR WAS pREsENT AND SUBMITTED RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING
THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,AL~H0 IT WAS DECLARED ILLEGAL, IT ALSO PRIVIDED THAT
THE 0HIEF OF A FIRE DEPT.0R THE CHIEF OF POLICE OF ,TOWNS COULD GRANT A
PERMIT FOR SAME AT THEIR' DISCRETION;CHIEF BLAIR FELT THAT HE WANTED THE
MORAL SUPPORT OF THE BOARD,AND PRESENTED A LETTER HE HAD W~'Z. TTEN TO THE
WARRANT '
LICENSE
CONFERENCE
QUAHOG
SEED
ADMITTANCE
TO IS.HOME ~
DANCE PERMT.
DISPLAY 'OF
~IRE WORKS
REGULATIONS
BOARD AGAINST GRANtiNG ANY PERMIT,AND ASKED THAT THE BOARD SIGN THE LETTER
THE BOARD voTED TO SIGN THE LETTER,ALSO THAT SAME BE PUBLISHED IN "MIRROR."
WILLIAM SEVRENS WAS GRANTED A SOFT DRINW. S,VICT. '& ICE CREAM LICENSES.
HEm~ERT S.CARLEY AND BENSON CHASE WERE.PRESE~.AND VOICED .THEIR OBJE~T-
XO~8 ~0 NORTH WATER ST. BEING MADE A ONE -WAY STREET GOING SOUTH.
IT WAS VOTED THAT THE BOARD PETITION GOVERNOR TOBIN AND REQUEST THAT HE
USE HIS-iNFLuENCE TO PROVIDE MORE MEAT FOR NANTUCKET IN ORDER THAT THE
CITIZENS OF THE T0~MN AND THE 20,000 OR ~ORE SUMPTER pOPuLATION BE CARED FOR.
IT WAS VOTED TO RESCIND THE VO~E PRE~IOUSLY TAEEN,THAT NOR~H WATER STREE'
BE MADE A 0NEWAY STREET GOING SOUTH,AND IT REMAINS AS IS,AND THAT MR.TICE,
VOTED THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC SAFETY BE REQUESTED TO SEND l
AUTHORIZED RI~TATI~ TO NANtUCKET,TO CO, FI,IR, WITH ~ BOIl:ID RELETIVE TO
MATTERS THE BOARD CONSIDERS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE IN REGARD TO THE POLICE DEPT
IT ~AS VOTED rl~I~T CttARLES FIStt~ BE APPOIN~'~IID A SPECIAL POLICE 0F~ICER,
IT WAS VOTED T0-~AIN~AIN TH~ sELECTIVE SERVICE ~UREAU FOR FIVE DAYS Pm
WEEK, TE~E~-~0UR~'~ER DAY,MRS FRYE IN CNAI~GE OF OFFICE.
MANUEL BARBosA WAS GRANTED a PERMIT TO CONDUCT A DANCE AT THE AMERICAN
LEGION HALL 0NWEDNESDAY,JULY 3rd, 1946.
LIcENsEs
PROTESTS
CHANGE IN
iO. WATER ST.
PETITION
GOM.TOBIN
' RESCINDED
VOTE ON NO.
WATER STREET
C0MMISS I 0NER
PUB. SAFETY
SPEC.POLICE
SELECTIFE
SERVICE
BUREAU
DANOE
: ' ~ IT WAS'."~0~','TI~T THE BATHIN~ BF~CH LIFE ~UARDSBE PAID. 8~I M~THLY; _ '
A P~TITION 8IGN~ BY 27 ~ID~T$S~ ~T~8 OF NO~TH WAT~ S~ET .,
PROTESTING T~ AOTION 0F T~ BO~ IN ~NG ~ 8~ET " ON~AY GOING
sou~,~ RE,~u~INp ~ ~ vo~ ~ 'a~C0NS~,w~s ~C~
hoa~ ~. WA~ WAS O~ED A ~ ~o E~C~ A SI~ ~OVE His ~A~a~
OFFICE AT 13.C~T~ ST~T,PROVID~G S~ ~TS 'WITH THE ~Vl ~UI~NTS...
A ~TT~ WAS ~OEIV~ FRO~ NO~ P~ GIFFIN AG~T O~ THE ST~OAT 00.
~QUESTING T~T ~T~ ~8~LL B~T BE ~POIN~ I BPECIAL POLICE OFFI0~
~0R ST~0AT W~F. VOT~'T~T S~ BE G~T~.
~JORIE $. ASH~ WAS G~ A ~HOLD~8 LIC~SE.
~S G~RIELLE V. A~OOD,148 ~ S~. WAS G~T~ A CO~XON VIOT.LICENSE,
'.',.~,:.':, THE SIA~CONSET CAS~0,L. de B~OS ~NAG~,WA~ OR~'T~ A, R~AL OF ITS
LIC~SE TO SHOW NOTION PIC~ES WITN $O~.
THE ~EETING ADJOURNED AT 11.30 P.M. TO RECONVENE AT 7.~0 o'clock ON
JUNE 27th, 1946. FOR THE PURPOSE OF DRAWING A WARRANT FOR A SPEOIAL TOWN
~EETING TO BE HELD ON JULY l?th, 1946 IN THE AMERICAN LEGION HALL.
LIFE GUARDS
,WATER ST.
TO
SIGN
blOENSE
ICENSE
' OTION
'IOTURES.
SPECIAL MF~ETING HELD ON JUNE 27, 1946.
THE ~[EETING CONVENED AT 7.30 p.'m. WITH ALL N[EMBERs PRESENT.
THE 2uRPosE QF' THE MF~E,~.TINO WAS TO' DRAW THE WARRANT FOR THE SPECIAL TOWN
~EETING AS WAS VOTED AT THE REGULAR ~KETING HELD oN JUNE 25th, 1946.
'~' , ": '" , IT WAS VOTED T~ PUBLISH THE WARRANT IN ISSUE OF 6
~-WmUUmT WAS D~V~ ACO0~I~GL¥~/'~; WAS 'VQ .~m ~o CLOSE THE WXtVU~T.
WATCHMAN $~7.PER WEEK.
IT WAS VO~?-.,D TItAT THE LIFE GU~S AT THE BA~HING BEACI~S
( ~o~ )
THE EDITOR OF 'T~E"INQUIRER & MIRROR " INFOR~ED THE SECRETARY OF THE
THAT ~ ~'AS NO SPACE IN ~ PAPER AVAILABLE FOR THE W.~:tI~T TO BE PU3
ADJOUP~]II) AT 10o20 PoI~o .
HERBERT P. ~ITH,SEC'Y.
46.
sALARY'oF
NAINTENANOE
LIFE -
GUARDS.
IT .WAS VOTED TO WRITE A' LETTER TO THE NORTH EAST AIRLINES. INFOP~ING .THI~ _, ': AII~ORT ;?,j~,
THAT THE NECESSARY ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING WORK AT THE AIRPORT V~ILL BE FINISHED
'AS S00~ AS POSSIBLE; PROBA~LY BY SATUP~DAY NIGHT~ JUN~ lSth 1946.. ........ _..~. ,~ '.: '.
HUNG AT THE HOSp'ITAL. THRIFT SHOP"NEW ~UILDING AT'17 iNDik $~REET.,::-m~o.;~-~: '~o"
PmQui s oF haw.
APPLICATIONS ~ REcEIvED FROM mE FOLLm'ING PERSONS AS EAiNTENANOE KEN AT
ROSWALD M..HoLMEs, GEORGE LUSK, I~HILLIP
THRIFT SH~
APPLIOATION~