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/ iI4r,, sum of '`1,400,00 ,...,' ch vas an increase granted the Building lnsrector of300.00 which is based on part-time as at present. Mr. tToyt stated that his Committee had approved this budget in the sum of ?1, 800.00 which v.as figured on an annual salary of ?2, 500.00; one-half of the year at the present rate, and the remaining half of the year at the new rate. Members of the Board of Selectmen stated that they still thought that a part-time job was all that was necessary - at least for the present. Weights Measures - Personal Services . Chairman uoyt said that his Committee had approved this budget in the sum of "`612.50 which was an increase to the Sealer of .:q50.00 annual- y. The Board of Selectmen stated that- they had ap- proved this budget in the sum of 1500.00 only, and they sug- gested that re allow this budget to remain at the present figure. Plumbing Department - Personal Services. The Board of Selectmen stated that they had approved this budget in the sum of 1, 050.00 Which is '150.00 Increase over the present salary. Chairman T'oyt said his Committee had approved this budget in the amount )f. 4'1 ,200.00 on a similar basis to that of the Puil i ng Inspector. The Selectmen feel that this will still continue to be a part-time job - at least for the current year. Pictorial Town Reports . The Selectmen stated that they approved this budget in the sum of 1500.00 . This is for nhotogranhic work, et cetera for next year' s report. Chairman Moyt stated that his Committee had isapproved this budget. There was a general discussion as to the benefits of having a nictori al report every few years. This being the case, they felt that the report could '.nclucle the Town ^.ccountart' s Report so that two separate reports would not be necessary. Reserve Pund. Errol Locke state= that the Board of Selectmen had approved this budget for ' 15,000.00. Lewis Foyt said his Committee had aorr•oved it for ; 20,000.00. yr. Rowse said that he tbou'ht 115,000.00 was -plenty; in fact too much money to be in the hands of any person where the townspeorle did not have control of it. Fe was very much against increasing It as he felt that if more money was necessary, it would be a problem. for the townspeople to have a chance to vote on. 3Tothi n7 further to r.iscuss, the Appropriation Committee left the eetin^; of the Board of Selectmen at 10:25 P.M. and reconvened in the Town Accountant' s office.