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20 HAMPTON TOWN REPORT Mr. Charles Butler moved that Election and Registration Expenses be increased by $250.00. This to be used as compensation for Ballot Clerks. Seconded. So Voted. Attorney Richard Dunfey spoke as a representative of the Hampton Beach Precinct against curtailing the collection of rubbish. This would be necessary if the amount approved by the Budget Committee is voted. Town Manager Boehner explained that there would be a saving of $4,900 in the Health Dept. if the budget was voted as recommended. Mr. Richard Dunfey moved that "Health" be amended to put back the $4,900 which had been cut from that department by the Budget Committee. Seconded. So Voted after Mrs. Louisa Berry 'moved the previous question.' Mr. Robert Bridle expressed the opinion that some of the titles in the Budget were misleading, and cited as an example "Health Department and Hospitals." There is no money used for hospitals. Mr. Boehner explained that the Budget form came from the State of N. H. Mrs. Louisa Berry made the motion that the Recreation Appropriation be increased by $500. The $500 to be used for the Youth Association in its work with their sports program for boys and girls. Seconded. Selectman Noel Salomon spoke in favor of the increase, and said that the program had been expanded to include both boys and girls and also other sports beside basketball. Mrs. Berrys motion passed.
HAMPTON TOWN REPORT 21 Mr. John Mahon made the following amendment to Article 3. Amend Article 3 to read "To see if the town will vote to accept the Budget as submitted by the Budget Committee and to raise and appropriate the sum of $706,000 provided that the Selectmen grant 5 per cent across the board wage increases as recommended in the original appropriation." Seconded. Chairman of the Selectmen Lawrence Hackett asked where Mr. Mahon proposed that the Board cut the Budget by $24,000. Mr. Mahon replied that they could use the money as they thought advisable. Mr. William Elliot spoke as a member of the Budget Committee. He said that they had spent a great deal of time and thought on the Budget and had decreased the amount to be raised by $44,255.48. He felt that the assembly should support the Budget Committee. Mrs. Helen Mullen suggested that Civil Defense be cut to $1.00. In reply to a question from Mrs. Mac- Ardle, Mr. Boehner said that if the motion by Mr. Mahon is carried — many services will have to be curtailed, such as snow removal, street lights and others. Attorney Seth Junkins expressed the opinion that specific items should be mentioned when cutting the Budget. Across the board cuts are a denial of our duty in Town Meeting. Town Counsel John W. Perkins said that where changes occur that make it unnecessary to spend any appropriation, the unexpended balance may be transferred.
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