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-6 <br /> George Hynes spoke about the Fire and Police. <br /> Fe stated that the bonus is not included as part of their <br /> pay so that wh^n they retire, the half pay is less, but if <br /> they receive permanent increases in salaries, then their <br /> pension would be increased accordingly. <br /> Chairman Errol F. T,ocke and George Sheldon left <br /> this meeting at 10:35 P.M. <br /> At this point there was a 4eneral discussion to <br /> see how this Committee felt about the salary situation. <br /> Raymond A. Bond stated that he was for a permanent increase <br /> In salaries. Lewis L. Hoyt stated that he had no objections <br /> to all employees getting permanent increases. George M. <br /> Hynes does not want to see a bonus - rants an increase in <br /> salaries. Harvey W'inlock favors sticking to the bonus idea. <br /> Ronald D. Brown suggested giving a certain amount as a <br /> permanent salary increase, and the rest as a bonus. Carl E. <br /> Bryant stated that the bonus gives some control over the <br /> situation and favors continuing it. Thacher Jenney believes <br /> that we should'have a portion as a permanent increase, and <br /> the balance as a bonus. If we can' t have that, he would <br /> rather give the employees a permanent increase. J. Milton <br /> Brown is in favor of the bonus. Fred C. Newhall is not in <br /> favor of giving all a 15% increase in salary; therefore he <br /> is in favor of the bonus for the coming year. <br /> The meeting ad joumed at 11 :05 P.M. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> C‘‘4---Ayrnu-y,ci9 <br /> Secretary <br />