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LA_ / [ 41 the Department'. It provides for four additional men. Street Li phts. This Budget is increased x;3,751.50 to provide for all night street lighting. Public welfare - Personal Services. Due to the Civil 7.orvi.ce control over the salaries of this Budget, the 15% Bonus .raid in 1946 is continued on this basis until March 31, 1947. Old Age Assistance - Aid. Expenses. Last year' s appronriation was ? 40,000.00; this year 49,925.00. The increase of $9,925.00 is explained In Paragraph Seven of the Preamble. Military Aid. The increase in this Budget Is to take care of possible needs of veterans of World Tar II. School maintenance - Personal Services . The increase in this Budget is exn'ained on the exnlanation sheet of the Budget which enumerates the yr rious items . School Maintenance - Expenses. The increase in this Budget is explained on the explanation sheet of the Budget which enumerates the various items. Cary Library - Expenses. It was called to the Secretarzr' s attention about using; the Dog License Fees. The Secretary will check on this. ' At 10 :25 P.M. , George Emery, Chairman of the Fire Engineers, and Gordan Richards were admitted to this meeting. Mr. Emery stated that the Selectmen had signed the contract for the New Central Fire Station, but that' the water, lights, power, drains , et cetera were not Included, and the estimated cost for these is '11,000.00. Also that an item for contingencies of contract of running into ledge is necessary, and they recom- mend the sum of $5,000.00 be apnropriated. Mr. Emery stated that Louis Bills figured on changing the Fire Alarm System to the new station, and the cost would be approximately $4,000.00. This makes a total for these three items of 320,000.00. The Selectmen have approved this amount of money. Mr. Foyt told Mr. Emery that even $5,000.00 meant a lot right now to the Committee on account of all the ' tem and requests, and it was suggested by Mr: TToyt that 33,500.00 be a' lowed for the 'Pire Alarm System, $4,000.00 for contingencies and ;7,500.00 for water, li-ht, power, furnishings et cetera; or a grand total of `"15,000.00. Mr. Emery agreed to go along on this suggestion, as