About 35 town meeting voters Monday night continued to support their children with scholarships and free meals to the tune of at least $32,000.

Of that, $20,000 goes toward scholarships for local students and $12,000 is for meals for Moscow students who do not receive free or reduced school lunches already.

Voters also added $450 to the pay of the registrar of voters, according to First Selectman J. Donald Beane.

"The registrar gets only $250; we raised that to $700, due to all the complications the state has put into the voting process," Beane said.

Voters also approved $5,000 for an addition to the Bingham Area Health Center for a dental clinic.

Including the small change to the registrar's salary, the municipal spending plan totals $317,345, Beane said. Of that, most will be raised from taxes, with about $48,300 to be taken from surplus. 

Voters re-elected Beane, Elvin Hawes and Maynard Lagasse as the Board of Selectmen. The three have served on the board since 1979.

­ Blethen Maine News Service