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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SELECTMEN and TREASURER of the town of
Together with the Reports of the Road Agent and other Officers
of the Town for the Fiscal Year Ending December
TAME,
OFROOKTETITL
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Town Officers .• 3 Town Warrant • 4 Abstract of Action Taken - 6 Conservation Commission 9 Town Budget • 10 Town Treasurer's Report • . . . 12 Financial Report > • 13 Town Clerk's Report • • 13 Library Report • •• 13 Statement of Appropriations . 14 Detailed Statement of Payments . • . . . . 15 Report of Audit % . . . 21 Report of Trust Funds . . . . 2 7 Police Department • • 30 Fire Department . . . 31 Summary Inventory of Valuation • 32 Financial Report of Street Village Dist . . . . 32 Pembroke School District Report • •• . . . . 39 School Budget . • 40 School Warrant • 42 Financial Report, School District . . 43 Report of Superintendent of Schools 45 Vi tal Statistics . . . . . 62
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Board of Selectmen
Honore Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson
Moderator
Town Clerk
Town Treasurer
Tax Collector
Board of Health
Chief of Police
Fire Chief and Warden
Robert E. Plourde
Gedeon N. Petit, Jr
John B. Goff
C. Edward Rainville
Mary A. Metivier Maurice D Marfel
Dr Vincent Greco
Perry L. Eaton
Jacob A. Chase
Superintendent of Water Works J. Roch Oesilets
Civil Defense Richard Chase
Relief Administrator
Road Agent
Gloria G. Roy
Norman Brasley
Representatives
Constance Kersting George E. Gordon III
Auditors
Department of Municipal Accounting State of New Hampshire
Trustees of Trust Funds
Oscar E. Fontaine Fred D Little Hermas Daviault
Check List Supervisors
Alice Jacobs Phyllis Kimbal Harold Paulsen
Municipal Court
George P Cofran Roland H. Young
Judge Special Justice
School Board
Hermas Daviault Read Parmenter Mary L. Elwell
Water Commission
Arthur J. Richard Fred D. Little Helen Petit Philip Brasley
D. Arthur McAllister
Library Trustees
Peter Chickering Alice Jocob Patricia Bonenfant
Custodian of Cemeteries Joseph H Robinson
Budget Committee
K. Donald Woodbury Chairman Jacob A. Chase J. Connie Griffith Charles F Whittemore Romeo Hebert Eddie Martel Fred Cormier Howard Halen
Representing Selectmen Representing School Board
Representing Village District
Robert E. Plourde Read Parmenter Earl J. Dearborn
Planning Board
Edgar Bellerose Joseph Boudreau Jr Martin Ferry Oscar Plourde Honore Bonenfant
Chairman Secretary-Treasurer
Redmond Carroll William R. McM aster
Representing Selectmen
TOMJSL WXWUUVT
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF PEM-BROKE IN THE COUNTY OF MERRIMACK IN SAID STATE, QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN TOWN AFFAIRS:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Elementary School Auditorium in said Pembroke on Tuesday the 12th day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects.
1 To choose al necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of Taxes.
3. To see if the Town will vote to charge twenty (.20) cents on and after December 1,1968 on all unpaid poll taxes.
4. To see if the Town will voteloauthorize its Select-men to sell any real estate which the Town may have acquired by deed as a result of non-payment of taxes, and to authorize the Selectmen to give a deed in the name of the Town to the purchaser of such land.
5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri-ate the sum of One Mil l ion One Hundred Eighty Thou-sand Dollars (51,180,000.00) for the purpose of financ-ing and constructing a municipal sewage disposal sys-tem, including sewerage, interceptors, pumping stations, treatment works and such other related facilities, in-clusive of land acquisition, easement and rights of way as are required, such sum to be raised by the issuance of not exceeding One Mil l ion One Hundred Eighty Thousand Dollars (SI, 180,000.00) in Serial Bonds or Notes under an«i in compliance with the provisions of
the Municipal Finance Act (RSA 33) and to authorize the Selectmen to issue and negotiate such bonds or notes and to determine the rate of interest thereon, and to take such other actions as may be necessary to effect the issuance, negotiation, sale and delivery of such bonds or notes as shall be in the best interests of the Town of Pembroke, and pass any vote relating thereto. (This Article is approved by the Budget Com-mittee.)
6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to apply, negotiate and do all other things necessary to obtain such Federal, State or other assis-tance as may be available in the construction of a sewage disposal system and pass any vote relating thereto.
7 To see if the Town will vote to adopt the provi-sions of Chapter 252 of the Revised Statutes annotated relative to the construction and operation of sewers and sewage treatment facilities in the Town of Pembroke.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri-ate the sum of Two Thousand Dollars (52,000.00) for the purpose of making needed repairs to Burrough Road. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee.)
9 To see if the Town will vote to employ the serv-ices of the Visiting Nurse Association of Concord on a part time basis; and to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars (53,950.00) for this purpose. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee.)
10. To see if the Town will vote to establish a Con-servation Fund for the Town for the purpose of initiat-ing the program outlined in the report of the Pembroke
Conservation Commission; and to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Thousand Dollars (52,000.00) for this purpose. (This Article is approved by the Budget Com-mittee.)
11 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars (5500.00) to help support the operation of the Emergen-cy Ambulance by the Veteran's of Foreign Wars, Post No. 2860, Pembroke, New Hampshire. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee.)
12. (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to initiate a sidewalk program for Buck Street between Glass Street and Dearborn Road; that said sidewalk be constructed at any point where deemed most critical by the Planning Board; and that the amount of Five Hundred Dollars (5500.00) be raised and appropriated for this purpose. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee.)
13. (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to have the Selectmen establish a "Packer Fund" and all money collected from any rental of the Town Packer to Aliens-town, in excess of expenses for such use, shall be deposited in the Packer Fund, to be accumulated for the eventual replacement of the Town Packer
14. (By Petition) To see if the Town of Pembrokewill approve the widening and resurfacing of Hilltop Avenue a distance of approximately 150 feet and resurfacing Sky-View Terrace a distance of 200 feet.
15. To raise such sums of money as may be neces-sary to defray Town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.
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16. To see if the Town will vote to have a Committee appointed to investigate the feasibility of bringing the Pembroke Town History up to date, and if such a project is found to be feasible, to determine the best method of accomplishing the project and the approximate cost thereof; and to report their findings and recommenda-tions at the next Town Meeting.
17 To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
The polls will be open until seven o'clock in the afternoon.
Given under our hands and seal this twelfth day of February, A. D. 1968.
Robert E. Plourde Honore J. Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson SELECTMEN OF PEMBROKE
A true copy of Warrant - Attest-
Robert E. Plourde Honore J. Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson SELECTMEN OF PEMBROKE
March 1968
We certify hereby that we gave notice to the in-habitants within named, to meet at the time and place and for the purpose within mentioned, by posting up an attested copy of the within Warrant at the place of meeting with in named, and a like attested copy at
being a public place in said Town on the day of February, 1968.
Robert E. Plourde Honore J. Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson SELECTMEN OF PEMBROKE
T h e f o l l o w i n g a r e a p p o i n t e d as A T o w n C o n s e r v a t i o n C o m m i s s i o n ,
e s t a b l i s h e d b y a d o p t i o n o f A r t i c l e 15 a t t h e M a r c h 8 , 1 9 6 6 T o w n M e e t i n g .
T h r e e Y e a r M e m b e r s T w o Y e a r M e m b e r s O n e Y e a r M e m b e r
T h e o d o r e N a t t i J o h n L . S a t u r l e y J o s e p h B o u d r e a u
C h a r l e s W h i t t e m o r e A l f r e d M e t i v i e r
J o s e p h H . R o b i n s o n
R o b e r t E • P l o u r d e
H o n o r e ' B o n e n f a n t
S e l e c t m e n o f P e m b r o k e
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s A B S T R A C T OF
A C T I O N T A K E N
Gerald Belanger Marion Knight
.John Zona Rita Nedeau
ABSTRACT OF ACTION ON ARTICLES IN WARRANT March 14, 1967
The meeting was opened at 9 A.M by Moderator Gedeon N Petit. The invocation was given by Rev Bruce Berry The reading of the warrant was by Gede-on N Petit, Moderator
It was moved by Normon Brasley and seconded by Harold Scott that Articles No. 7 and No. 6 be acted on with the remainder deferred to 7 P.M Carried.
The first male to votewas The first female to vote was The last male to vote was The last female to vote was The polls closed at 6 P.M The meeting opened at 7 P.M The meeting adjourned at 8:12 P.M In attendance at the evening meeting was 235. Registered voters for this meeting were:
males. 1155
females 1198 total. .2353
Article 1 List of People Running and Elected: TOWN CLERK
Democratic John B. Goff 878 Republican John B. Goff 57
TOWN TREASURER Democratic C. Edward Rainville 578 Republican Maurice D Martel 552
SELECTMEN 3 years Democratic Joseph H. Robinson 647 Republican Joseph H. Robinson 446
WATER COMMISSIONER 5 years Democratic Albert J. Richard 567 Republican Fred D. Little 582
ROAD AGENT 1 year Democratic Norman P Brasley 736 Republican James P Hill 407
LIBRARY TRUSTEE 3 years Democratic Claire P Scott 569 Republican Margret O. Gault 561
TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS Democratic Hermas Pete Daviault 620 Republican Keith D. Gunther 509
344 Democrats Voted 162 Republicans Voted 662 Splits 1168 Total
Article 2 To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same. It was moved by Charles Whittemore and seconded by Oscar E. Fontaine to accept Article 2. It was moved by Edgar Bellerose and seconded by Redmond Carroll that Article 2 be postponed until all other articles had been dis-cussed. It was agreed by Mr Whittemore to have his motion acted on at a later time and the motion to post-
pone was carried. It was moved by Theodore Natti and seconded by Edgar Bellerose that the appropria-tion for Town Construction be increased to *5900. The additional amount to be used for grading and applying road mix to the Country Club Road so called. It was moved by Constance Kersting and seconded by Theo-dore Natti that the road be called the Whittemore Road. The amendment to the amendment was carried. The motion on the floor made by Charles Whittemore, seconded by Oscar E. Fontaine that Article 2 as a-mended be accepted was voted. The Article as a-mended was carried.
Article 3 To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes. It was moved by Henry T Munroe and seconded by D. Arthur McAllister Carried.
Article 4 To see if the Town will vote to charge twenty (.20) cents on and after December 1, 1967 on all unpaid poll taxes. It was moved by Florence Stone and seconded by Henry T Munroe. Carried
Article 5 To see if the Town will vote to authorize its Selectmen to sell any real estate which the Town may have acquired by deed as a resultof non-payment of taxes, and to authorize the Selectmen to give a deed in the name of the Town to the purchaser of such land. It was moved by Henry T Munroe and seconded by D. Arthur McAllister Carried.
Article 6 To see if the Town will vote to adopt the provisions of Chapter 287 of the Revised Statutes An-notated relative to playing games of Beano in this Town. There were 607 yes votes and 186 no votes. Carried.
Article 7 To see if the Town will vote to accept the following named funds, in Trust, the income to be used for the perpetual care of the Cemetery lots indicated:
A. The Frederick E. Tahk Fund of Two hundred Dollars ($200.00), the income therefrom to be
used for the care of the Tahk Lot in the Buck Street Cemetery
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B. The Edith D. Dearborn Fund of Two hundred Dollars (S200.00), the income therefrom to be used for the care of the Dearborn Lot in the Pembroke Street Cemetery
It was moved by John Saturley and seconded by Oscar E. Fontaine. Carried.
Article 8 To see if the Town will vote to accept the Pumper-Tanker purchased by the Fire Department with funds raised by its own ingenious methods and donated to the Town by the Department without cost to the tax payers. It was moved by Joseph Boudreauand second-ed by Henry T. Munroe. Carried.
Article 9 To see if the Town will vote to amend the Town's Sub-division Ordinance, as passed at the 1960 Town Meeting by deleting Section 5. "Lot Size" and substituting the following new section.
5. Lot Size: In sub-divisions where septic tanks and sewage fields are to be used the mini-mum lot size shall be 20,000 square feet with a minimum of 100 feet on a public street or highway
It was moved by Warren H. Davis and seconded by Compton E. French. Carried.
Article 10 To hear the report of the Town Library Study Committee as provided for in Article 19 of the 1966 Town Warrant, and to see what action the voters wish to take thereon.
The following committee was appointed as directed by the article passed at the 1966 Town Meeting.
Pembroke Grange: John Saturley, Stuart Gile Pembroke Woman's Club: Katherine Fowler Library Trustees: Alice Jacob Board of Selectmen: Joseph Robinson Planning Board: Redmond Carroll Budget Committee: Charles Whittemore Appointed by the Moderator Virginia Batcheldor--
Librarian; Margret Gault; Henry Munroe.
We have reviewed our Library as it is today and briefly summarized the program as follows:
"We have approximately 3000 books and we rely heavily on the Bookmobile and the State Library for additional volumes. Many times, books that are requested are not available and cannot be obtained, as needed by the user The library is open only a few hours per week due to the limited size of the Library budget. The present location makes it difficult for children outside of the village area to make use of these facilities. As a result of these imits, Library circulation has been decreasing.
"Our survey into new construction has revealed that Federal money is available and that it is allocated and controlled by the State Library Commission. Before making applications for these funds, we must meet the following requirements.
"A projected survey of the growth and development of the Town for the next 20 years is required. We have available the recent extensive report of the Town Planning Committee. We reviewed this report and believe it will meet this requirement with only slight modification. In checking population growth we find from the best information, now available, that the 1987 estimate should be approximately 6000. This is an increase of 500 to 1000 over the original report.
"Library Architect, Mr Guy Wilson has advised us that a Library building which will meet the require-ment of this projected survey should contain 4,500 square feet at the cost of $20-$25. per square foot. This would be sufficient for over 10,000 books, con-tain a children's room and such other facilities as are necessary for a Library
"The construction will be "Planned on a strategically located and availablesitewhich is preferably already-acquired." This committee has no recommendation to make at this time on a possible site.
"The cost of approximately 5100,000 would be divid-ed as follows:
40 per cent or 540,000 from Federa funds thru
the State Library Commission. 20 per cent or $20,000 from the Library Building Fund. 40 per cent or M0,000 to be borrowed by the Town.
Finally, a statement of agreement is required that the Library would be supported by local funds and an attempt made to meet the minimum standards as promptly as feasible.
"It is the recommendation of this committee that any Library program which we may have in the future should take advantage of the help available from the State Library and necessarily be subject to the requirements which they would make on our own Library Program.
"We, also, feel that this committee should continue and have some funds available for preliminary architects fees."
Stuart Gile, Chairman
It was moved by Hubert Topliff and seconded by Florence Stone that the report be accepted.
It was moved by Kay Fowler that "the existing Library Study Committee be continued for one more year, and that the 1967-68 budget be increased by 5500, for the purpose of engaging the service of an architect to submit preliminary drawings which will be presented to the voters at a future meeting, deleting from the budget $500 allocated for Capital Reserve Funds for the library " This was seconded by John Saturley Carried.
Article 1 1 - To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new Police Cruiser; and to raise and appropriate the sum of Two thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) for this pur-pose; and further to authorize the Selectmen to dispose of the old cruiser to the best advantage of the Town. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee and funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Budget.) This was moved by Hubert Topliff and seconded by Roland Young, Jr Carried.
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Article 12 To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new heavy duty Town Truck; and to raise and ap-propriate the sum of Sixty-seven hundred Dollars ($6;MO.00) for this purpose; and further to authorize the Selectmen to trade in or otherwise dispose of the old truck, to the best advantage of the Town and apply the proceeds therefrom to the purchase of the new truck, in addition to the sum herein appropriated. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee and funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Budget.) This was moved by Charles Whittemore and was sec-onded by Gerald Loso. Carried.
Article 13 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to open the Tobin Road, which was made subject to gates and bars by the 1957 Town Meeting, for a dis-tance of one hundred feet (100') from the Eighth Range Road to the property of Howard Tilton, the rest of said road to remain discontinued as an open highway and subject to gates and bars. It was moved by John Saturley and was seconded by Compton E. French. Carried.
Article 14 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five hundred Dollars (5500.00) to help support the operation of the Emergency Ambulance by the Veterans' of Foreign Wars, Post No. 2860, Pembroke, New Hampshire. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee and funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Budget.) It was moved by Constance Kersting and seconded by Hubert Topliff Carried.
Article 15 (By Petition) To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-nine hun-dred Dollars (S2,900.00) for the grading and tarring of the road leading from Pembroke Street westerly to the Plausawa Valley Country Club. (This Article is dis-approved by the Budget Committee.)
It was moved by Redmond Carroll and seconded by Mansfield Crafts that the Article be accepted as written. It was moved by Theodore Natti and seconded by Edgar Bellerose that the Article be amended. Mr Natti was
instructed by the moderator to bring any amendment to the Article up under discussion of the budget. The Article as written was Carried.
Article 16 (By Petition) To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to grade, repair and surface the Town road known as Bow Lane, and to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for that purpose, taking into account any State Aid funds which may be available for such improvements under existing statu-tory provisions. (This Article is disapproved by the Budget Committee.) It was moved by Compton E. French and seconded by Guy Strachan. Carried.
Article 17 (By Petition) To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the town, at no expense to the Town, a deed or deeds to a three foot strip of land on either side of the presently existing Town road known as Bow Lane' so as to widen the right-of-way, should such a deed or deeds be offered by the owners of abutting land. It was moved by Warren H. Davis and seconded by Alfred C. War-then. Carried.
Article 18 To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting. It was moved by James Cusick and seconded by Ronald Palmer that the Selectmen direct that the road as discussed in reference to Article 2 be completed as soon as possible. The motion was carried.
It was moved by Joseph Robinson and seconded by Hubert Topliff that the Town Report be accepted. Carried.
John B. Goff
Town Clerk
BUDGET COMMITTEE
Alfred Cormier Term Expires 1968 Jacob Chase Term Expires 1968 Charles Whittemore Term Expires 1968
*Henry Dupont Term Expires 1969
Albert Monty Joseph C. Griffith K. Donald Woodbury Eddie M artel
'A l f red Metivier **Romeo Hebert "Howard Halen
Term Expires 1969 Term Expires 1969 Term Expires 1970 Term Expires 1970 Term Expires 1970 Term Expires 1969 Term Expires 1970
'Deceased
**Romeo Hebert appointed to complete Henry Du-pont's term and Howard Halen appointed to com-plete Alfred Metivier's term.
Gedeon N. Petit, Moderator
March 27, 1967 Clerk
The Jurors
PETIT
Ernest Chapdelaine Excused Albert Blais Edgar J. Lavoie
Richard Edmonds Henry T Munroe
4/27/67 Excused (Serving on Federal Jury) 5/18/67
6/8/67 6/14/67
GRAND
(Will be called in.)
LETTER OF RESIGNATION
July 27, 1967
To: Selectmen, Town of Pembroke
Dear Si r
I have served the Town of Pembroke for 10 years as Tax Collector, and at this time I find it necessary to re-tire from this work.
Due to my husband's death I have a great deal of more responsibilities here at the store, and it takes all of my time to continue with this business, and surely could not do a good job collecting taxes.
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It is my hope that you will understand my situation and accept this request. I have enjoyed working with you, and it I can be of any help, just call on me.
Sincerely yours,
(signed) Mary A. Metivier
July 31, 1967
Mrs. Mary Metivier 25 Kimball Street Suncook, N.H
Dear Mrs. Metivier-
It is with much regret we accept your resignation as Tax Collector for the Town of Pembroke.
You have served the Town in this capacity for many years and always with credit to yourself and the Town. We are familiar with the circumstances which prompted you to take this action and fully realize it will give you much more valuable time for your other activities.
We wish you good fortune and many thanks for the services given the Town.
Very truly yours,
Robert E. Plourde Honore' Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson
Selectmen of Pembroke, N.H.
To Maurice D. Martel of Pembroke in the County of Merrimack:
Whereas, there is a vacancy in the office of Tax Collec-tor in said Town and whereas we, the subscribers, have confidence in your ability and integrity to perform the duties of said office, we do hereby appoint you the said Maurice D. Martel a Tax Collector of said town; and upon your taking the oath of office, and having this ap-pointment and the certificate of said oath of office re-corded by the town clerk, you shall have the powers, perform the duties, and be subject to the liabilities of
such office, until another person shall be chosen and qualified in your stead.
Given under our hands this 27th day of July 1967
Honore' Bonenfant Joseph H. Robinson
Selectmen of Pembroke, N.H.
1967 ANNUAL REPORT PEMBROKE
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
The Pembroke Conservation Commission, established in 1966, has considered a number of meaningful pro-grams for the preservation, orderly development, and wise utilization of the natural resources of the Town of Pembroke. Potential projects considered to be of pri-mary importance include:
I maintenance of old range roads for fire protec-tion purposes and public access for resources utilization and recreational activities;
2. locating and cleaning water holes developed during the 1930's as water reservoirs for fire control purposes;
3. preparation of a town property map based on information acquired by the State Tax Commis-sion during the recent reassessment of the Town;
4. replacement of shade trees which have been lost to disease and other causes along Pembroke Street and other main thoroughfares;
5. acquisition and development of a town forest to be used for educational purposes, recreational activities, and scenic enhancement With in-creased development of land for other purposes, such a town forest will provide necessary "open space" for future generations.
No action has been taken on any of these proposals due to lack of available funds. The Pembroke Con-
servation Commission, therefore, recommends estab-ishment of a Pembroke Conservation Fund which wil
be a lowed to accumulate from year to year to provide financing for the initiation and implementation of the above named projects as well as others which may be proposed.
A town appropriation to such a Conservation Fund will make possible additional matching income from two sources.
1 The Spaulding-Potter Charitable Trust will match on a one to two basis any money appropriated for conservation needs and "open space" ac-quisition.
2. Federal funds may be obtained on a full match-ing basis for authorized projects from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
It is conceivable that a town appropriation may be increased three-fold by matching funds. Furthermore, a Pembroke Conservation Fund may serve as the focal point for conservation gifts and bequests of land and funds froin local citizens and groups.
The future well being of our town and its residents depends on maintenance of its scenic beauty and wise use of its natural resources. Implementation of im-provement projects and well planned preservation of "open space" will yield considerable benefits in water conservation, recreation, timber, wildlife, and scenic enhancement as well as increase the value of other real property
The Pembroke Conservation Commission cooperating with other Town committees and officials is actively working to fulfill these objectives.
PEMBROKE CONSERVATION COMMISSION Theodore Natti, Chairman Joseph Boudreau John Saturley Charles Whittemore Alfred Metivier (deceased)
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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the Ensuing Year January 1, 1968 to December 31 ( 1968 Compared with
Estimated and Actual Revenue, Appropriations and Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1, 1967 to December 31, 1967
SOURCES OF REVENUE
Estimated Revenue Previous
Year 1967
Actual Revenue Previous
Year 1967
Estimated Revenue Ensuing Year 1968
From State: Interest and Dividends Tax $ 6,532 11 Railroad Tax 53 Savings Bank Tax 2,946 93 Tax Refund Reimbursement a/c Stote Gas Tax 550.00 Reimbursement a/c T R.A For Fighting Forest Fires Blister Rust Reimbursement a/c Old Age Assistance
From Local Sources Except Taxes: Dog Licenses 850.00 Business Licenses, Permits and Filing
Fees (Trailers) Fines and Forfeits, Municipal Court 350.00 Interest Received on Taxes and Deposits 1,600.00 Income of Departments:
Police Department Highway Department, Packer 2,300.00 Highway Department, Graves 500.00
Income from Municipally owned Util it ies: Miscellaneous Water Departments Town Reports & Ins. 600.00 Sewer Departments
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 37,000.00
S 6,532 11 .53
2,946 93 56.80
558 57 855 76 677 29
90 2,149 87
1,041.00
245.00 800.00
1,895.68
108.44 4,060 20
500.00
43 10 407.50 311 75
35,438 94
$ 6,500.00
2,950.00
575.00
300.00
1,045.00
250.00 800.00
1,800.00
100.00 2,500.00
550.00
400.00 100.00
35,500.00
Sale of Town Property: Police Cruiser 150.00 200 00
Withdrawals from Capital Reserve Funds (Fire Truck)
Amount Raised by Issue of Bonds or Notes: Conference Center Reimbursement - Ricard property Commission - Head tax collection
500.00 1,250.00
900.00
11,819 83
500.00 1,836.00
1,180,000.00 500.00
Cash Surplus 12,000.00
From Local Taxes Other Thon Property Taxes: Poll Taxes - Regular a) $2 1623) 3,246.00 National Bank Stock Taxes Yield Taxes
TOTAL REVENUES FROM ALL SOURCES S 71,275 57
AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY PROPERTY TAXES 92,607 72
3,092.00 32.50
1,303 59
3,100.00 32.50
1,200.00
$ 77,414 29 51,238,202.50
112,349.62
TOTAL REVENUES $1,350,552 12
PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES Appropriations
Previous Year 1967
Actual Expenditures
Previous Year 1967
Appropriations Recommended
By Budget
Committee 1968
General Government: Town Officers Salaries Town Officers Expenses Election and Registration Expenses Municipal and District Court Expenses Expenses Town Hall and Other Town Bldgs Reappraisal of Property Employees' Retirement and Social Security
$ 7,050.00 3,500.00
350.00 400.00
2,500.00
3,000.00
$ 7,305.41 4,212 94
319 80 450.00
2,572 10
2,359 60
$ 7,050.00 3,850.00
950.00 450.00
2,300.00 10,000.00 2,700.00
Protection of Persons and Property: Police Department Fire Department Moth Exterm - Blister Rust & Care of Trees Insurance Planning and Zoning Damages and Legol Expenses Civ i l Defense
14,335.40 11,952.00
800.00 4,700.00
100 00 600.00
3,850.00
14,778 86 9,461.57
885.00 4,229 19
100.00 600.00
3,697 15
15,506.00 11,660 70
800.00 4,300.00
600.00 3,750.00
Health: Health Department, Including Hospitals Sewer Maintenance Town Dump and Garbage Removal
800.00 1,000.00 6,441 73
810 00 747 17
8,234 77
4,750.00 1,000.00 8,461 76
Highways ond Bridges: Town Maintenance - Summer Town Maintenance - Winter Street Lighting General Expenses of Highway Department Town Road Aid
12,721 72 18,248.65 5,600.00
250.00 794.39
12,799.43 20,996 14 5,661.02
223.66 1,719 14
12,417.88 17,808 88 5,700.00
150.00 884 80
Libraries 4,139.45 4,139.45 4,100.00
Public Welfare: Town Poor O ld Age Assistance
4,750.00 8,500.00
2,582 11 10,473 12
3,000.00 9,000.00
Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day and Veterans Associations Aid to Soldiers and Their Families
150 00 100 00
150.00 45 00
150 00 100.00
Recreation: Parks and Playgrounds Incl Band Concerts 900.00 1,409 30 1,000.00
Public Service Enterprises: Water Hydrants) Cemeteries O i l ing Christmas Lights
11,160 00 1,300 00 4,113 75
600.00
11,160 00 1,693 77 4,191 02
600 00
12,160 00 1,700.00 4,625.00
600.00
Interest: On Temporary Loans On Long Term Notes
1,350.00 1,776 20
1,849 90 2,312 12
1,900.00 1,552 10
Highways and Bridges: Town Construction - Roads Conservation Sidewalk Construction Sewer Construction New Lands and Buildings New Equipment
5,900.00
1,000.00
1,650.00 11,200 00
4,548 05
1,073.31
6,211 28 11,054 90
2,000.00 2,000.00 1,500.00
1,180,000.00
3,475.00
Payment on Principal ot Debt: Long Term Notes Payment to Capital Reserve Funds
5,800.00 500 00
5,800 00 500.00
3,600.00 3,000.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 5163,883 29 $171,956 28 $1,350,552 12
CHARLES F WHITTEMORE JACOB A CHASE ALFRED J CORMIER
ROMEO HEBtRT HOWARD M HALEN ROBERT A BRISON
JOSEPH C GRIFFITH HONORE BONENFANT K DONALD WOODBURY
BUDGET COMMITTEE
T R E A S U R E R ' S
R E P O R T
TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H.
For the Year 1967
Auto Permits $ 35,438 94 Police Reports 36 00 Fines 800 00 Packer Rental 4,060 20 Graves 500 00
State of New Hampshire Interest & Dividends Railroad Stock Bank Taxes Gas Tax Refund Welfare Refund Head Tax Refund Forest Fire Highway Po ice Department Pine Rust T.R.A. Fire Department
Sewer Cruiser Marking Playground Hooksett Trai er Permits Congregational Church Water Works Interest Trust Fund Notes in anticipation of Taxes Insurance Rebate "Corporation" Cemetery Trust Fund Pistol Permits Bank Stock Dog Fees Water Works Share of Town Reports Highway Refund
$6,532 1) .53
2,946 93 293 89
2,149 87 56 80
644 05 204 68 122.44
90 855 76 33 24
13,841 20
311 75 200 00
17.10 245 00 500 00 157 50 80 17
11,819 83 160,000 00
1,836 00 573 50
10 00 32 50
1,041 00 250 00 26 00
$231,826 69
TREASURER'S REPORT TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H.
For the Year 1967
Receipts from Tax Collectors METEVIER MARTEL
Poll Taxes 1967 $ S 2,468 00 Pol Taxes 1966 582.00 12 00 Poll Taxes 1965 8 00 Poll Taxes 1964 6 00 2 00 Poll Taxes Previous 14 00 Property Taxes 1967 406,847 76 Property Taxes 1966 28,697 14 22,663 77 Property Taxes 1965 56 37 17 03 Property Taxes 1964 75 28 Yield Tax 198.00 1,105 59 Interest 1967 21 70 Interest 1966 575 10 1,197 83 Interest 1965 3.00 2.50 Interest 1964 12.90 Interest Previous 2.48 Head Tax 1967 8,015 00 Head Tax 1966 1,960 00 40 00 Head Tax 1965 25 00 5 00 Head Tax 1964 20 00 10 00 Head Tax Previous 35 00 Head Tax Penalties 1966 118.50 9 10 Head Tax Penalties 1965 2.50 Head Tax Penalties 1964 2 00 1 00 Head Tax Penalties Previous 2 00 Taxes Redeemed 1966 1,691 22 Taxes Redeemed 1965 655 35 95 95 Taxes Redeemed 1964 592 84
$ 33,688 96 $444,205.45
SUMMARY
Beginning Balance $202,114 90 Income 709,721 10
$911,836 00
Less Expenditures 720,237.03
Beginning Balance $191,598.97
T O W N C L E R K ' S R E P O R T
AUTO PERMITS
1966 Auto Permits Issued in 1967
515695 thru 515800
1967 Auto Permits Issued in 1967
364323 thru 366900 527801 thru 528083
1968 Auto Permits Issued in 1967
283201 thru 283215
Total Auto Permits Issued in 1967
92 Permits
2544 Permits 272 Permits
15 Permits
499.40
32,673.46 2,896 84
227 70
2923 Permits $ 36,297.40
DOG LICENSES
License Nos 1 thru 434 431 Licenses 1,041.00
TOTAL OF FEES & PERMITS COLLECTED $ 37,338.40
SALARY AND FEES
Salary
Auto Permit Fees 2 7 5 8 ® $ .50
165 @ $1.00 Total Auto Permit Fees
Dog Licenses 431 @ $ 20
Vi ta l Statistics 45 Marriage Certificates @ 50 31 Marriage Cert Copies® 25 79 Birth Certificates @ 50 45 Death Certificates @ 50 11 Death Cert Copies @ 25
Total Vital Statistics
$ 110.00
$1,379.00 165.00
1,544.00
86.20
$22.50 7 75
39 50 22 50
2 75 95 00
TOTAL OF SALARY & FEES $ 1,835 20
FINANCIAL REPORT
Figures were not available in time for inclusion in the Town Report These
figures wi l l be printed separately
L I I I H A I K Y
Income: Balance January 1, 1967 $ 8 60 Received from Neighborhood Club 5.00 Received from Pembroke Women's Club 200.00 Town of Pembroke 4,139.45
Expenditures: Supplies $ 80 75 Other Expenses 79 60 Lost books paid State of N H 28 84 Refinishing floor and installing
book slot 51.62 Rent 480.00 Lights 67 23 Telephone 86 33 Librarian Salary 1,044 00 Assistant Librarian 74 85 Books 2,180 98 Magazines 51 34
$ 4,353 05
4,225.54
Balance December 31, 1967 $ 127.51
STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS A N D EXPENDITURES
FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 3 1 , 1967
Town Officers' Salaries Town Officers' Expenses Election & Registration Municipal Court Town Hall & Other Buildings Police Department Fire Deportment & Forest Fires Blister Rust & Care of Trees Planning & Zoning Insurance Hydrant Rental Civil Defense Health Department & Hospitals Sewer Maintenance Town Dump & Garbage Town Road Aid Town Maintenance - Summer Town Maintenance - Winter Town Maintenance - Oiling Street Lighting General Expenses of Highway Libraries Town Poor Old Age Assistance Memorial Day & Vet's Association Band Concerts & Parks & Playgrounds Cemeteries Christmas Lights Damages & Legal Expenses Social Security & Retirement Aid to Soldiers & Families Sidewalk Construction New Equipment (A) New Lands & Buildings (B) New Construction, Roads Principal of Debt Interest on Debt Capital Reserve Fund, Library County Tax School Tax
Liabilities Liabilities Assets Forwarded Appropriations Receipts and Total Amount Expenditures Balances From 1966 1967 Reimbursements Available 1967 Unexpended Overdrafts
S $ 7,050.00 $ $ 7,050.00 $ 7,305.42 $ $ 255.42 3,500.00 3,500.00 4,212 94 712 94
350.00 350.00 319 90 30 10 400.00 800.00 1,200.00 450.00 750.00
2,500.00 2,500.00 2,572 10 72 10 14,335.40 108.44 14,443.84 14,778.86 335.02 11,952.00 677.29 12,629.29 9,591.57 3,037.72
800.00 90 800 90 885.00 84 10 100.00 100.00 100.00
4,700.00 407.50 5,107.50 4,229 19 878.31 11,160.00 11,160.00 11,160.00 3,850.00 3,850.00 3,697 15 152.85
800.00 800-00 810.00 10.00 1,000.00 311 75 1,311.75 747 17 564.58 6,441.73 1,803.30 8,245.03 8,234 77 10.26
794.39 855 76 1,650 15 1,719 14 68 99 12,721 72 12,721 72 12,799.43 77.71 18,248.65 18,248.65 20,996 14 2,747.49 4,113 75 4,113.75 4,191.02 77.27 5,600.00 5,600.00 5,661.02 61.02
250.00 250.00 223.66 26.34 4,139.45 4,139.45 4,139.45 4,750.00 4,750.00 2,582 11 2,167.89 8,500.00 2,149.87 10,649 87 10,473 12 176.75
150.00 150.00 150.00 900.00 900.00 1,409.30 509.30
1,300.00 573.50 1,873.50 1,693.77 179.73 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00
3,000.00 3,000.00 2,329.80 670.20 100.00 100.00 45.00 55.00
1,000.00 1,000.00 1,073.31 73.31 19,900.00 11,200.00 31,100.00 30,954 90 145 10 4,813.86 1,650.00 6,463.86 6,211.28 252.58
5,900.00 5,900.00 4,548.05 1,351 95 5,800.00 5,800.00 5,800.00 3,126.20 3,126 20 4,162.02 1,035.82
500.00 500.00 500.00 25,470 19 25,470 19 25,470 19
195,074.73 349,154.28 544,229.01 328,574.73 215,654 28
$219,788.59 $538,507.76 $ 7,688.31 $765,984.66 $546,001.51 $226,103.64 $ 6,120.49
(A) Cruiser Truck Fire Alarm Street Signs
2,000 6,700 2,200
300
(B) Pembroke Hill Cem Parking Lot
400 1,250
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS
TOWN OFFICERS SALARIES AND FEES Robert E Plourde, Expenses & Taking Census Honore J Bonenfant, Expenses & Taking Census
105 00 70 00
Robert E Plourde, Selectman $ 700 00 Joseph H Robinson, Expenses & Taking Census 70 00 Honore J Bonenfant, Selectman 600.00 John B Gof f , Expenses & Attending Meeting 108 20 Joseph H Robinson, Selectman 600.00 Maurice D Martel, Expenses & Attending Meeting 60 60 Gedeon N Petit, Jr , Moderator 50.00 Dr Vincent Greco, Expenses 72 50 Mary A . Metivier, Tax Collector Paul T Annis, Dog Licenses 34 00
salary $600 00 - fees $101 55 701.55 Robert Lavoie, Dog Licenses 10.00 Maurice D. Martel, Tax Collector N . H . Collector Association, Dues 5.00
salary $600 00 - fees $422.67 1,022.67 C. Edward Rainville, Treasurer 500.00 $ 4,212.94 Dr. Vincent Greco, Health Off icer 48.00 John B Gof f , Town Clerk
salary $110 00 - fees $1,725 20 1,835 20 ELECTION AND REGISTRATION Gloria G . Roy, Town Poor 648 00 Clerk
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600.00 Phyllis L. Kimball, Supervisor of Check List Al ice Jacob, Supervisor of Check List
$ 30.00 30 00
$ 7,305.42 Harold E Paulsen, Supervisor of Check List 30 00 Harold Scott, Ballot Clerk 12.00 Dr Vincent Greco, Ballot Clerk 12.00
TOWN OFFICERS EXPENSES Patricia Merr i l l , Ballot Clerk Erwin Chase, Ballot Clerk
12 00 12.00
Association of N . H . Assessors, Dues $ 5 00 Oscar Plourde, Ballot Clerk 12 00 Branham Publishing Co , Auto Reference Books 27 90 Lucien Dandurand, Setting up Booths 30.00 Brown & Saltmarsh Inc , Supplies 265 17 Honore J Bonenfant, Passing out Reports 10 00 Division of Municipal Accounting, State Tax Commission 434.02 R & H Restaurant, Lunches 35 90 Edson E Eastman Co , Inc , Supplies 14.60 Royal Press Inc , Of f ic ia l Ballots 94 00 Equity Publishing Corp , Supplements Town Clerk 25.00
Royal Press Inc , Of f ic ia l Ballots
Evans Printing Co , Valuation Books 193 35 $ 319.90 Genevra R Laugher Treas , Dues Town Clerk 6 00 Merrimack County Register of Deeds, Deeds 217.65 N . H . Municipal Association, Dues 188 20 MUNICIPAL COURT N . H . State Treasurer, Mobile Homes & Boat Guides 31 74 Off ice Machines of N . H . , Supplies - Rental 71.05 George P Cofran, A t t y . , Services $ 300 00 Pembroke Garden, Supplies 8.00 Roland H. Young J r . , Special Judge, Services 150.00 Register of Probate, Estates 80 Royal Press, Inc , Town Reports, Mobile Homes 1,586.50 $ 450.00 Spaulding Co. Inc . , Supplies, Taxes 240.84 Suncook Bank, Supplies, Safe Box 19.70 Suncook Lumber Corp. , Supplies 2 88 PLANNING BOARD Suncook Postmaster, Stamps 281 50 Wheeler Clark, Supplies 57 74 Joseph W. Boudreau J r . , Treasurer $ 100.00
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O I L I N G
Pay Roll $ 224 85 Police 22 20 Loso Brothers, Trucks 474 00 N H Bituminous Co , Inc 2,923 4 Plourde Sand & Gravel Co 546 56
$ 4,191 02
CIVIL DEFENSE
Payroll $ 3,565 15 Training Firemen 132 00
S 3,697 15
TOWN HALL AND OTHER TOWN BUILDINGS
Herman T. Gi rard, Labor $ 49 00 Rene Lavallee, Fuel 273 82 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 21 38 Loso Brothers, Repairs 9 00 Romeo Martel , Winding Town Clock 100 00 Metivier 's O i l Co , Fuel 274 02 New England Telephone, Telephone 257 86 Petit Plumbing, Supplies & Labor 81 08 Robert E Plourde, Rent Town Clock 200 00 Public Service Co of N . H . , Lights 493 41 Fred W Sa tmarsh & Son Inc , Fuel 264 27 State Roofing & Siding Co , Labor 15 00 Smith O i l Co , Fuel 210 78 Suncook Lumber Corp , Supp ies 61 02 Superior Petroleum Corp . , Fue 126.00 C H Wells Co , Supplies 135.47
$ 2,572.11
CEMETERIES
Pay RolI $ 1,326.60 W E Aubuchon Co , Supplies 3 89 Chase's Garage, Gas 30.45 Kimball 's Garden, Gas 1 80 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 5 78 Maurice Lavoie, Truck 21 00
Merrimack Farmers' Exc^nge Inc , Supplies 84 80 N . H . Explosives & Machinery Corp , Supplies 30 00 Saturley's Service Sta , Repairs 8 00 Transportation & Misc 181.45
S 1,693 77
POLICE
Pay Roll $12,981 95 American Bar Association, Supplies 5 14 Albert Brasley, Gas 1,176 54 Brown & Sal tmarsh Inc , Supplies 3 36 Carlson Motor Sales, Supplies 20 30 Chase's Garage, Gas, Labor, Supplies 15 88 W S. Darley & C o . , Emblems & Lights 128.65 Doucet Enterprises, Signs 38 85 Eddie's Service Station, Gas 1.25 Geo E Gordon, Supplies 5 21 George's Pizza, Lunches 5 00 Mel ic ien Gendron, Photos 4 50 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 19 61 National Police Chief & Sheriffs Information
Bureau, Supplies 7 50 New England Telephone, Telephone 275 90 N . H . State Treasurer, Supplies 29 32 St Anselm Co lege, Law Enforcement Program 50 00 C H Wells, Supplies 9 90
FIRES INCLUDING FOREST FIRES
Pay Rol $ 3,744 50 American Fire Equipment I nc . , Supp ies 1,880 0C Albert Brasley, Gas 391 90 Brown & Saltmarsh Inc , Supplies 1 50 J H Butler Co , Alarrr System 426 30 Capitol Glass C o . , Tanker ' l 26 0C Car-Land Auto Body, Ladder Truck 160 20 Chase's Garage, Supplies, Labor, Gas 186 85 Evans Radio Inc , Supplies 118 14 Farrar Co , Supplies 184 65 Geo E Gordon, Supplies 96 George Hillman Tire Co , Supp ies 440 00 Kimbal 's Garden, Gas, Supplies 7 36 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 25 47 Letendre's Variety Store, Supplies 3 15
Loso Brothers, Labor 40 00 Manchester Oxygen Co , Supplies 96.26 Metivier's, Supplies 26.87 National Fire Protection Association, Dues & Magazines 38.00 N . H . Dept of Resources & Economic
Development, Pumps 162 68 New England Telephone, Telephone 245.43 N . H . State Firemen's Association, Dues 34 00 N . H . State Treasurer, Supplies 20 55 Patterson & Pel , Fire Officers Guides 12 55 Pelissier's Luggage Store, Supplies 30 00 Petit Plumbing Co . , Supplies & Labor 11 00 Sanel Auto Parts, Supplies 216.28 Shepard Auto Supply Co , Supplies 73 77 Suncook Lumber Corp. , Supplies 60.27 Suncook Machine Co . , Supplies & Labor 3.27 The Capitol Area Murual Aid Fire Compact, Dues 10.00 C H Wells, Supplies 20 91 Fire Warden Jacob Chase, Fires & Lunches 892 75
$ 9,591 57
TOWN DUMP AND GARBAGE REMOVAL
Pay Roll $ 5,332 85 Barrett Equipment Inc , Services 109 19 Albert Brasley, Gas 484.46 Chase's Garage, Gas, Repairs 224 72 John A Connare Inc , Services 3 50 Del Chemical Corporation, Supplies 35.00 Edmonds Esso Servicenter, Gas 184.61 Jean's Auto Shop, Repairs 65.00 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 3 99 Loso Brothers, Labor, Truck 671.75 Merril l 's Radiator Service, Repairs 45 07 Rice's Inc , Supplies 97 62 Sane , Supplies 31 69 Saturley Service Station, Gas 16 08 Spear's Garage, Supplies & Labor 489 55 Tires Incorporated, Supplies & Repairs 408 61 Warren Refining & Chemical Co , Supplies 31 08
$ 8,234 77
SUMMER
Pay Roll $ 8,343 66
Barrett Equipment Inc , Supplies & Labor 17 24 Albert Brasley, Gas 377 13 Chadwick-BaRoss, Supplies & Labor 302 98 Chase's Garage, Supplies & Gas 123.34 Chroniak's Jenney, Supplies 1.00 Concord Lumber Co . , Supplies 17 52 John A . Connare, Supplies 59.84 Del Chemical Corp. , Supplies 51.05 Edmonds Esso Servicentei, Gas 196 00 Remi Fortin Construction, Sweeper 292 05 John Grappone Inc , Supplies & Labor 276 90 Granite State Asphalt Products Co , Supp ies 646 36 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 3.50 Maurice Lavoie, Tractor 66 00 Loso Brothers, Truck 24 00 Manchester Paving Co , Inc , Rental Power Broom 279 00 Merrimack Farmers' Exchange Inc . , Supplies 257.44 Metivier O i l Co , Grader Fuel 45 34 New England Barricade, Supplies 22 00 N . H . Bituminous Co , Inc , Supplies 162.89 N . H . Explosives & Machinery Corp , Supplies 35 50 N . H . State Treasurer, Supplies 52 20 Page Belting, Supplies 6 00 Plourde Sand & Gravel C o . , Gravel 517 65 Prison Industries, Supplies 162.40 Rice's Inc , Supplies 6.02 Rudy's Welding Shop, Welding 3 1 0 0 Sanel, Supplies 86 7 Ralph W Seavey, Shovel 299 25 Spear's Garage, Supplies 4 54 Suncook Lumber Corp , Supplies 8 26 The Warren Refining & Chemical Co , Supplies 25 20
$12,799.43
WINTER
Pay Roll $ 8,837 00 Robert Bragdon, Cross Chains 42.91 Albert Brasley, Gas 500.15 Chadwick-BaRoss, Supplies & Labor 57 17 Chase's Garage, Gas, Labor 58.87 Al 's Chevron, Gas 7 30 Chroniak Jenney, Gas 60 Cohen Machinery Co , Supplies 5 59 Concord Woodworking Co , Inc , Snow Fences 211 20 John A Connare, Supplies 59 33 Edmonds Esso'Servicenter, Gas 297 24
Isaac Fafard, Fence Posts 7 50 Mickey Finn, Supplies 13 90 Granite State Asphalt Products Co , Supplies 76 23 Granite State Mineral Inc , Salt 1,124 80 John Grappone Inc , Supplies 161.43 R C . Hazelton, Supplies 4.10 International Salt C o . , Salt 3,131.09 Kimball 's Garden, Gas 38.15 Larry's Welding Service, Labor 240.00 Rene Laval lee, Gas 10.85 Maurice Lavoie, Tractor & Labor 910.00 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 2.42 Leo F. Lessard, Supplies 4 00 J G Lewis Transportation, Supplies 3.75 Loso Brothers, Truck & Labor 1,932 00 Merr i l l Radiator Service, Supplies & Labor 218.60 Merrimack Farmers' Exchange Inc , Supplies 93 66 Metivier 's O i l , Gas 52 00 N . H . Explosives & Machinery Corp , Supplies 270 31 Page Belting, Supplies 91.05 Plourde Sand & Gravel C o . , Gravel & Truck 1,774.11 R and H Restaurant, Lunches 73.30 Rice's Inc , Supplies 29.25 Rudy's Welding, Supplies 72.00 Sanel, Supplies 310.44 Saturley's Service Sta . , Gas 64.96 Shepard Auto C o . , Supplies 28 00 Smith O i l , Fuel 8.90 Spear's Garage, Supplies 84.84 Soncook Machine Co , Supplies & Labor 7.06 The Warren Refining & Chemical C o . , Supplies 64 32 Vet's Spa, Lunches 15.76
$20,996 14
HEALTH DEPARTMENT INCLUDING HOSPITALS
Concord Hospital $ 100.00 Ell iott Hospital 75.00 Notre Dame Hospital 100.00 Sacred Heart Hospital 25.00 V .F W. Ambulance Fund 500.00 Maurice Lavoie, Cleaning 10.00
$ 810.00
SEWER MAINTENANCE
Pay Roll $ 386.45 Concord Lumber, Pipes 85.01 Duracrete Block Co , I n c . , Supplies 20.46 Lyons Iron Works Inc , Grates & Frames 67 00 Prison Industries, Pipes 148.00 Rudy's Welding Shop, Supplies & Labor 37.00 Suncook Lumber Corp , Supplies 3 25
$ 747 17
BLISTER RUST AND CARE OF TRLES
John Boyd or Dennis Towle, Chipping $ 40 00 Hector Hevey, Cutting Down Trees 435.00 N . H . State Treasurer, Blister Rust 200.00 Walker Tree Experts, Cutting Down Trees 210.00
$ 885.00
TOWN ROAD AID
N . H . State Treasurer $ 794.39 Pay Rol 751.45 A l b e r t s . Wheeler, Blasting 173.30
$ 1,719.14
STREET LIGHTING
Public Service Co. of N . H . $ 5,661.02
GENERAL EXPENSES OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Brown & Saltmarsh Co , Supplies $ 11.15 Norman Brasley, Supplies 1.50 Capitol Glass C o . , Supplies 2.50 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 17.81 New England Telephone, Telephone 145.70 Sun Valley Accounting Service, Copies for 1967 Budget 45.00
$ 223.66
LIBRARY
Library Trustees $ 4,139.45
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
Hebert's Electric $ 600.00
MEMORIAL DAY
V . F . W . Post #2860 $ 150.00
PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS
Sports League $ 100.00 Pay Roll 909.30 Suncook Union Cornet Band 400 00
$ 1,409.30
HYDRANTS
Pembroke Water Works $11,160.00
DAMAGES A N D LEGAL EXPENSES
Woodbury and Woodbury, Service: $ 600.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
O l d Age Assistance $10,473 12 Town Poor 2,582.11
$13,055.23
SOLDIERS AID
Metivier 's I .G .A , Supplies $ 45 00
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TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN
Tax Col ector Taxes $ 3,329.76
ABATEMENT
Per Tax Commission 15.48
PLAUSAWA ROAD
Pay Roll Trucking Rhupert O Batchelor, Surveying Plourde Sand & Gravel Co N . H . State Treasurer
991 79 919 50
80.00 570 95
1,985 81
$ 4,548 05
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION
Pay Rol i 357 20 Maurice Lavoie, Tractor 30 00 Loso Brothers, Truck 102.00 Perley Rowe, Roller 122.00 Granite State Asphalt Products Co , Sypplies 125.00 Plourde Sand & Gravel Co. 302 11 Rhupert O . Batchelor, Services 35.00
$ 1,073.31
INSURANCE
Blue Cross-Blue Shield $ 564.41 Herman H. Davis Ins. Agency 469 80 Harry K Rogers Ins. Agency 3,194 98 N . H . Police Retirement Board 318 90
$ 4,548 09
INTEREST
The Suncook Bank, Short Term Note $ 1,849 90 The Suncook Bank, Long Term Notes 2,312 12
S 4,162 02
Library Fund
CAPITAL RESERVE
$ 500.00
PRECINCTS
Treasurer Pembroke Street Vi l lage District $ 900.00
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Treasurer School District $328,574.73
PARKING LOT
Pay Roll $ 319.75 RhupertO. Batchelor, Supervision, Surveying 827.00 Maurice Lavoie, Truck 132.00 Loso Brothers, Truck 267 75 Duracrete.Block Co. Inc , Supplies 251 .63 English Associates, Striping 135.00 Lavoie's American Hardware Store, Supplies 11 70 Lyons Iron Works, Grates & Frames 67 00 N . H . State Treasurer, Signs 14 81 Plourde Sand & Grave l , Gravel 35 67 Prison Industries, Supplies 69 60 Rila Precast Concrete Production Inc . , Supplies 44 50 Rudy's Welding, Labor 12.00 Sanel, Supplies 7.45 Suncook Lumber C o . , Supplies 13 15 T & M Paving Co. I n c . , Paving 3,524.15 Albert S. Wheeler, Supplies &'Labor 78.12
$ 5,811 28
LAND, BUILDING, NEW EQUIPMENT
J H. Butler Co , Alarm $ 2,200 00 Carlson Motor Sales, Police Cruiser 2,067.00 Farrar Co , Fire Truck 19,900.00 John Grappone Inc , Truck for Highway 6,484 20 George A Kidder, Lettering Doors on Truck 16.00 Sanel, Street Signs 232.70 State Roofing & Siding C o . , Street Signs, Posts 55.00 The Suncook Bank, Cemetery Lot 400.00
$31,354.90
L O N G TERM NOTES
Packer Parking Lot
$ 5,800.00
$ 2,200.00 3,600.00
COUNTY TAX
State Treasurer, Debt Retirement $ 345.27 County Treasurer, 25,470.19
$25,815.46
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S REPORT OF
E X A M I N A T I O N A N D A U D I T
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshire
February 27, 1967
Certificate of Audit
This is to certify that we have examined and audited the accounts and records of the Town of Pembroke for the fisca year ended December 31, 1966. In our opinion, the Exhibits included herewith reflect the true financial condition of the Town on December 31, 1966, and the results of operations for the fiscal year ended on that date.
Respectfully submitted,
Harold G. Fowler Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING STATE TAX COMMISSION
Frederick E. Laplante) Auditors Hugh J. Cassidy )
Aaron M Parker, Accountant
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshir'e
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
February 27, 1967
Board of Selectmen
Pembroke, New Hampshire
Gentlemen.
Submitted herewith is the report of an examination and audit of the accounts of the Town of Pembroke for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1966, which was made by this Division in accordance with the vote of the Town. Exhibits as hereafter listed are included as part of the report
SCOPE OF AUDIT
Included in the examination and audit were the accounts and records of the Board of Selectmen, Treasurer Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Municipal Court, Library and Trustees of Trust Funds.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Comparative Balance Sheets. December 31, 1965 December 31, 1966. (Exhibit A-l)
Comparative Balance Sheets as of December 31, 1965 and December 31, 1966, are presented in Exhibit A-l As indicated therein, the Net Debt increased by SI 7,627.27 in 1966.
Analysis of Chance in Financial Condition: (Exhibit A-2)
An analysis of the change in financial condition of the Town during the year is made in Exhibit A-2, with the factors which caused the change indicated therein. These were as follows:
Increase in Net Debt
$42,800.00 Long Term Notes Issued Surplus Used to Reduce
Tax Rate Tax Collector's Excess Debits
5,000.00 2.50
$47,802.50
Decrease in Net Debt
Net Budget Surplus $4,175.23 Water Bonds Paid 19,000.00 Long Term Notes Paid (Water) 4,000.00 Long Term Notes Paid (Town) 3,000.00
Net Increase
30,175.23
SI 7,627.27
Comparative Statements of Appropriations and Expen-ditures Estimated and Actual Revenues. (Exhibits A-3 and A-4)
Comparative statements of appropriations and ex-penditures, estimated and actual revenues for thefiscal year ended December 31, 1966, are presented in
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Exhibits A-3 and A-4. As indicated by the budget summary (Exhibit A-4), a revenue surplus of 55,195.44, less a net overdraft of appropriations of 51,020.21, resulted in a net budget surplus of 54,175.23.
Summary Statement of Receipts and Expenditures: (Exhibit B-lj
A summary statement of receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1966, made up in accordance with the uniform classification of ac-counts, is included in Exhibit B-l Proof of the Treasurer's balance as of December 31, 1966, is indicated in Exhibit B-2.
Municipal Court: (Exhibit E)
A statement of the accounts of the Municipal Court for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1966, is in-cluded in Exhibit E.
Statement of Long Term Indebtedness. (Exhibit H)
A statement of outstanding long term indebtedness as of December 31, 1966, showing annual debt service requirements, is contained in Exhibit H.
AUDIT PROCEDURE
The accounts and records of all town officials charged with the custody, receipt and disbursement of public funds were examined and audited. Vouchers and cancelled checks were compared with supporting in-voices and payrolls as well as entries in the books of record. Receipts were checked by source insofar as possible and totals of receipts and expenditures veri-fied. Book balances were verified by comparison with reconciled bank balances made from statements ob-tained from depository banks. Verification of uncol-lected taxes was made by mailing notices to delinquent taxpayers as indicated by the Collector's records. The amounts of uncollected and unredeemed taxes as in-dicated in this report are therefore subject to any changes which may be necessitated by the return of verification notices.
GENERAL COMMENTS
Current Surplus:
The current surplus (excess of total assets over current liabilities) decreased by 5827.27, from 552,599.27 to 551,772.00 in 1966 as shown herewith-
Dee. 31,1965 Dec. 31, 1966
Total Assets 5262,159.79 S320.501.49
Current Liabilities 209,560.52 268,729.49
Current Surplus 5 52,599.27 5 51,772.00
Payment of Poll and Head Taxes Required:
In our two previous audit reports it has been noted that many taxpayers whose names appeared on the delinquent head and poll tax lists had obtained permits for registration of motor vehicles withc/ut first having paid head and poll taxes as required by law It is ap-parent that this situation still exists to a certain extent.
In accordance with the provisions of R.S.A. 260:4 and 260:5, as amended, the Town Clerk should not issue a permit for the registration of a motor vehicle without first requiring the applicant to show a tax collector's receipt for the payment of all poll and head taxes for which the applicant is liable for the preceding year
In the event that a taxpayer's head and pol taxes for the year of levy on account of which a tax sale is held are delinquent at the time of tax sale, the Tax Collector should advertise and sell the real estate of the delinquent head and poll taxpayer even though the tax on the real estate may have been paid.
Conclusion:
The provisions of Chapter 184, of the Laws of 1955, require that this report or the summary of findings and recommendations (letter of transmittal) shall be published in the next annual report of the Town.
We extend our thanks to the officials of the Town of Pembroke for their assistance during the course of the audit.
Yours very truly,
Harold G. Fowler Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING STATE TAX COMMISSION
HGF-mtc Frederick E. Laplante) Auditors Hugh J. Cassidy ) Aaron M Parker, Accountant
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DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshire
August 2, 1967
Board of Se ectmen
Pembroke, New Hampshire
Gent emen:
In accordance with your request, an examination and audit of the accounts of Mary A Metivier, Tax Co ector, for the period January 1, 1967 to July 26, 1967, inc usive, has been made by this Division No verification of uncol ected taxes was made, as this was done in connection with the annual audit for the fiscal year ended December 31 , 1966
Submitted herewith is our report in the form of Exhibits as hereafter listed
Yours very tru y ,
Haio d G Fowler Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING STATE TAX COMMISSION
Frederick E Lap ante, Auditor Aaron M Parker, Accountant
TOWN OF PEMBROKE
Mary A Metivier - Tax Collector
For The Period January 1, 1967 To July 26, 1967
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EXHIBITS:
A - Summary of Warrants
B - Summary of Tax Sale Accounts
C - State Head Taxes - Summary of Warrants
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EXHIBIT A T O W N OF PEMBROKE
Mary A Met iv ie r - Tax Co l lec tor Summary of Warrants
For The Period January 1, 1967 To July 26, 1967
1966 1965 1964 Levies of: —
1963 1962
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Uncol lec ted Taxes - January 1, 1967: Property Taxes $50 ,836 .98 $ 93 .35 $ 70.60 $ $ Poll Taxes 736.00 118.00 62 .00 52.00 30 .00 Y i e l d Taxes 198.00 48 .00
Added Taxes: Property Taxes 281.27 4 . 6 8 Poll Taxes 156.00
Interest Co l lec ted 575.10 3 . 0 0 12.90 1_J2 K 3 6
$52,783.35 $214.35 $150.18 $ 53 .12 $ 79.36
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Remittances to Treasurer; Property Taxes $28,697.14 $ 56.37 $ 75.28 $ $ Poll Taxes 582.00 8 .00 6 .00 8 .00 6 . 0 0 Y i e l d Taxes 198.00 Interest 575.10 3 . 0 0 12.90 1.12 1.36
Abatements A l lowed: Property Taxes 279.76 Poll Taxes 134.00
Uncol lected Taxes - July 26, 1967 Property Taxes 22 ,141 .35 36 .98 Poll Taxes 176.00 110.00 56 .00 44 .00 24.00 Y i e l d Taxes 48 .00
$52,783 35 $214.35 $150.18 $ 53 12 $ 79 .36
EXHIBIT B TOWN OF PEMBROKE
Mary A Metivier - Tax Collector Summary of Tax Sale Accounts
For The Period January 1, 1967 to July 26, 1967
Levies of: 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 955
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Unredeemed Taxes - January 1, 1967
Interest & Costs Collected After Sale
$1,812.32 $1,243.10 $651.69 $465.86 $43.87 $23.32 $44.86 $13.49 $6.44 $5.20 $3 78
$1,805.44 $1,161.00 $651.69 $465 86 $43 87 $23 32 $44 86 $13.49 $6.44 $5 20 $3 78
6.88 82.10
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Remittances to Treasurer:
Redemptions $ 664.31 $ 494 90 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
Interest & Costs 6.88 82.10
Unredeemed Taxes - July 26, 1967 1,141.13 666.10 651 69 465 86 43 87 23 32 44 86 13.49 6.44 5 20 3 78
$1,812.32 $1,243.10 $651 69 $465.86 $43 87 $23.32 $44 86 $13.49 $6.44 $5 20 $3 78
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EXHIBIT C T O W N OF PEMBROKE
Mory A Met iv ie r - Tax Co ector State Head Taxes - Summary of Warrants
For The Period January 1, 1967 To Ju y 26, 1967
Levies of-
1966 1965 1964 1963 1962
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Unco ected Head Taxes -
January 1, 1967 $ 2 ,370 00 $380.00 $190.00 $165 00 $ 90 .00
Added Head Taxes 465 .00
Pena ties Co ected 164.00 2 .50 2 .00 1 .00 1.00
$ 2 ,999 00 $382.50 $192 00 $166.00 $ 91 00
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Remittances to Treasurer-
Head Taxes $ 1,960 00 $ 25.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 15.00
Pena ties 164.00 2 .50 2 .00 1.00 1 0 0
Abatements 355 00
Unco ected Head Taxes -Ju y 26, 1967 520.00 355.00 170.00 145.00 75 .00
$ 2 , 9 9 9 . 0 0 $382 50 $192 00 $166.00 $ 9 1 . 0 0
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REPORT OF THE TRUST FUNDS OF THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H. O N DECEMBER 31, 1967
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1959 Pembroke School District Bus Fund The Suncook Bank $ 1,260.80 $.. . $ 1,260.80 $ 4 $ 50.90 $ . .. 1,311.08 1937 Town of Pembroke Library Bldg. The Suncook Bank 18,290.68 145.00 18,435 68 4 730.14 • . . 19,165 82 1960 Town of Pembroke Cap. Res. T. Eqpt. The Suncook Bank 14,836 17 1,050 00 15,886.17 4 419 87 11,819.83 4,486.21 1960 Town of Pembroke Sewer Fund The Suncook Bank 2,574.49 2,574.49 4 103.98 2,678.47 1959 Town of Pembroke Cemetery pund The Suncook Bank 2,815.01 40.00 2,855.01 . .. 4 113.70 2,968 71 1913 Warren D . Foss Library The Suncook Bank 2,000 00 . ... 2,000 00 4 81.07 2,081 07 1966 Town of Pembroke Town Hall The Suncook Bank 7,259.47 7,259.47 .. . 4 293 26 .. 7,552 73 1888 E . N . Upham Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100 00 67.92 4 6.69 6 50 168 11 1889 Sarah P. Knox Cemetery The Suncook Bank 500 00 500 00 210 11 4 28.41 27.00 711.52 1894 Deborah P. Knox Cemetery The Suncook Bank 50.00 50.00 36 14 4 3.43 3 00 86 57 1903 Mary Kimball Cemetery The Suncook Bank 300 00 ... . 300 00 49.38 4 17 97 17 00 450 35 1907 Vesta Abbott Cemetery The Suncook Bank 500 00 • ' ' r 500 00 432 36 4 36 94 36.00 933 30 1907 A . T . K . McFarland Cemetery The Suncook Bank 200 00 • 200 00 168 90 4 14 74 14 00 369 64 1907 Sarah Blanchard Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 100.00 91 76 4 7.65 7.00 192.41 1910 Ellen R. Hayes Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 • • • • 100 00 71.26 4 6 84 6 00 172 10 1911 John G . Bartlett Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100 00 64 54 4 6 56 6.00 165.10 1917 P. E. Richardson Cemetery The Suncook Bank 50.00 • .... 50 00 15.91 4 2.61 2 50 66 02 1918 Mary E.Adams Cemetery The Suncook Bank 50.00 • ... 50 00 3.48 4 2 12 2 00 53.60 1919 Annie B. Thompson Cemetery The Suncook Bank 250 00 • • • 250 00 83.22 4 13.31 13.00 333.53 1921 Wi l l iam Fife Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 • • • 100.00 45.12 4 5.81 5.00 145 93 1921 Mary E.Osgood Cemetery The Suncook Bank 200 00 • . . . 200 00 92.39 4 11 69 11 00 293 08 1921 George R. West Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 100 00 48.15 4 5 93 5 00 149 08 1921 Ellen D. Kimball Cemetery The Suncook Bank 50 00 • , 50 00 8.86 4 2 34 2 00 59 20 1923 David D. Richardson Cemetery The Suncook Bank 600.00 • . 600.00 205.65 4 32 22 30 00 807 87 1924 John G Cl i f ford Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 . . . . 100.00 48.29 4 5 93 5.00 149 22 1924 Wi l l is H . Noyes Cemetery The Suncook Bank 250 00 ... . 250 00 128.93 4 15 14 14 00 380 07 1925 Winthrop Fowler Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 100.00 34.14 4 5 35 5.00 134.49 1927 Mary W . Morrison Cemetery The Suncook Bank 200 00 200.00 85.85 4 11.41 11 00 286 26 1927 Jonathan Payson Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100.00 31.24 4 5.23 5 00 131.47 1927 Timothy Drew Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 ... . 100 00 27.64 4 5.09 5.00 127 73 1928 Adin G . Fowler Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100 00 27.90 4 5 09 5 00 127 99 1928 T .L . & Henry F. Fowler Cemetery The Suncook Bank 200 00 • • 200.00 44.43 4 9 76 10 00 244 19 1928 Nancy S. Colby Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 .. . . 100 00 27.32 4 5.07 5.00 127 39 1928 Philip Holt Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100.00 26.20 4 5.04 4 00 127 24 1928 Annie O . Drake Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 • • • 100 00 25 06 4 5 00 4.00 126 06 1928 George P. Morgan Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100 00 26 98 4 5 05 5 00 127 03 1928 Annette K . Knox Cemetery The Suncook Bank 200 00 200 00 57.45 4 10 28 10 00 257 73 1928 Samuel D . Robinson Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 100.00 29 53 4 5 17 5 00 129 70 1928 Bailey Parker Cemetery The Suncook Bank 50 00 50 00 19.84 4 2 78 2 00 70 62 1928 James Stevens Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100 00 . . . • 100 00 "30 19 4 5 19 5.00 130 38 1929 Daniel T. Merr i l l Cemetery The Suncook Bank 100.00 ... . 100 00 22.12 4 4 88 4 00 123.00 1929 George W. Sargent Cemetery The Suncook Bank 150.00 . 150 00 42.09 4 7.67 7.00 192 76
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100 00 20 06 4 4 80 4 00 120.86 150 00 28 83 4 6 14 6 00 179.97 100 00 18.25 4 4 72 4 00 118 97 100 00 13 84 4 4 54 4.00 114.38 250 00 41 64 4 11 65 11.00 292 29 150 00 29 65 4 7 18 6.00 180 83 100 00 17 15 4 4 68 4 00 117 83 100 00 17 60 4 4 68 4.00 118 28 200 00 281 00 4 19.42 00 500.42 100 00 24 87 4 4 98 4 00 125 85 100 00 15.47 4 4 60 4 00 116.07 100 00 17 58 4 4 68 4 00 118 26 100 00 17 79 4 4 70 4 00 118.49 100 00 17 58 4 4 68 4.00 118 26 100 00 16 14 4 4 64 4 00 116 78 100 00 15 13 4 4 60 4 00 115 73 250 00 42 52 4 11 69 11 00 293 21 100 00 13 64 4 4 52 4 00 114 16 100 00 13 73 4 4 52 4 00 114 25 100 00 14 96 4 4.48 4 00 113 20 100 00 10 82 4 4.42 4 00 111 24 300 00 55 58 4 14 20 14.00 355 78 300 00 48 98 4 13 96 10.00 352 94 100 00 13 76 4 4 54 4 00 114 30 100 00 14 50 4 4.56 4 00 115 06 50 00 6 98 4 2 26 2 00 57 24
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200 00 5.00 4 8 20 8.00 205 20 200 00 4.91 4 8 16 8 00 205 07 300 00 11.41 4 12.46 10.00 313 87 600 00 14 79 4 24.58 24.00 615.37 400 00 16.72 4 16 66 16.00 417 38 500 00 14 69 4 20 56 20.00 515 25 100 00 2.84 4 4 08 4 00 102.92 200 00 44.82 4 9 78 8.00 246.60 100.00 2 83 4 4.08 4.00 102 91 400 00 4 59 4 11.49 8.00 408.08 200 00 7.05 4 8 28 8.00 207.33 200.00 5.11 4 8.20 8.00 205 31 200.00 5.01 4 8.20 8.00 205 21 100.00 3.88 4 4.12 4 00 104 00 250.00 12.14 4 10.48 10.00 262.62 200.00 13.15 4 8 52 8.00 213 67 200.00 9.59 4 8 36 8 00 209.95 200 00 8.86 4 8 34 8.00 209 20 300 00 8 26 4 12 34 10 00 310 60 250 00 9 77 4 10 36 10 00 260 13 200 00 5 04 4 8 20 8 00 205 24 200 00 1 33 4 8 07 5 00 204.40 200 00 00 4 1 33 00 201 33
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1952 Charles H Ruggles Cemetery 1953 Herbert Gl idden Cemetery 1953 Hallett Patten Cemetery 1953 Charles E. Cushing Cemetery 1954 John Marden Cemetery 1954 Walter R. Libbey Cemetery 1954 Myra Georgi Cemetery 1954 Edward P. Kimball Cemetery 1956 Samuel Webster Cemetery 1956 Maude L. Locke Cemetery 1956 Levi & O l i ve Burroughs Cemetery 1957 John C . Bradbury Cemetery 1958 E. W. Forrest Cemetery 1958 F. W Sal tmarsh Cemetery 1958 L E Warren Cemetery 1958 Kenneth M . Woodbury Cemetery 1958 Jeremiah Morgan Cemetery 1958 Arthur Gage Cemetery 1959 Gustave Ober Cemetery 1959 Josiah Brown Cemetery 1959 Lewis W. Cass Cemetery 1959 Carlton W. Bennett Cemetery 1960 Fdith West Cemetery 1961 Charles H. Nixon Cemetery 1961 Gedeon Vigno Cemetery 1961 John Sullivan Cemetery 1961 Henry T Simpson Cemetery 1964 Edwin M Annis Cemetery 1964 Rufus George Cemetery 1964 Evans C ark Cemetery 1964 George H Batchelder Cemetery 1964 Gilmon-Bradbury Cemetery 1967 Frederick E & Jean A TahkCemetery 1967 Jenness Dearborn Cemetery
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PEMBROKE POLICE DEPARTMENT
1967
To the Board of Selectmen and Citizens:
You will note in our statistics, among other things, that we had no fatal motor vehicle accidents during 1967 as compared to 2 in 1966. It is interesting to also notice that we had no suicides in 1967 as compared to a high number of 4 in 1966.
Suspected arson cases were less in 1967 than in 1966, although this continues to be a problem.
Juvenile delinquency was at an all time low in 1967 We like to believe this is the result in part of good police work and co-operating youth.
A great deal of our police activity is due to our geographical location-located as we are between Con-cord and Manchester It isbutafew minutes drive from either city This means we police many more people than our population indicates.
1968 has started out with our continuing efforts to make your Police Department better through our PemT
broke Police School and other schools and seminars available to us.
Help your Police Department by obeying the law and our local ordinances.
Perry L Eaton
Chief .of Police
^Jown of? f-^embrobe, Ifjeiv ^JJampdhire
POLICE DEPARTMENT
PEMBROKE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
1967
Persons placed in protective custody 13 Located missing persons 29
Disturbing the peace complaints 32 Recovering of strayed horses 18
Unreasonable speed 27 Response'to fires 44
D. W 1. 9 Accident reports for insurance companies 41
Doors found unlocked 117 Failing to stop for Police Officer 3
Drunk and disorderly conduct 22 Bad check complaints 31
Resisting arrest 4 Dog complaints 256
Assault and battery 3 Other small complaints 753
Motor vehicle accidents investigated 89 Juvenile cases 31 Summons served for other Police Departments 42 Notification to Public Service Co. 109 Traffic warnings 96 Driving after suspension 6 Stolen cars recovered 7 Transferring prisoners to County Jail 18 Transferring persons to N. H. state hospital 8 Hit and run reported 10 Defective equipment cards issued 171 Driving unregistered vehicles 5 Minors with liquor 23 Allowing improper person to operate 3 Uninspected vehicles 11 Courtesy warnings issued 108 Children bitten by dogs 5 Breaking and entering 14 Stolen property returned 16 Response to bank alarm 4 Assisting ambulance 24 Emergency runs to hospital with cruiser 27
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DEPA/DMMT REPORT OF FOREST FIRE WARDEN
& DISTRICT CHIEF
The year of 1967 will go down in history as a wet year although the early spring was dry and windy During this time, we had many fires--unnecessary fires caused by carelessness and disregard for the common-sense fire laws and regulations. This lack of responsi-bility on the part of a few people hurts everyone. Let's work together to prevent the start of those unnecessary fires b y
1 No burning between 9:00 A.M 5:00 P.M and then only with a permit from the Forest Fire Warden.
2. Take all debris and waste to the town dump.
3. Keep a clean, safe town dump.
4. Urge close supervision of children in regard to use of matches.
5. Exercise care with smoking material use the ashtray
Number of Fires & Acres Burned
Fires Acres
State 408 520
District 66 175
Town Pembroke 6 63 /4
District Chief Gerald H. Hight
Warden Jacob A. Chase
Burning Permits Issued: 123
PEMBROKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
1967 REPORT
To the Selectmen and the Citizens of Pembroke:
I am pleased to present the following report of the activities and work of the Pembroke Fire Department for the year 1967
Work has continued on the fire alarm system with the extension of the fire alarm lines from the Pembroke Hill Road to the junction of Routes 106 and 3, to the Congregational Center and to the top of Brickett Hil Road. Existing lines were replaced on Pine and High Streets.
A new 750 gallon per minute Farrar pumper was delivered in April. After passing the Underwriters tests it was placed in service. This greatly increases our capabilities.
The interior of the fire station was painted at no labor cost to the town.
The training this year as usual wasgiven one evening per week from May to October Altogether it repre-sented over 900 man-hours. Emphasis was placed on rural fire fighting capabilities and procedures since the major land area of Pembroke is without town water Within the last two years many new houses have been builf in the rural area of town. The fire department has always recognized its dual responsibility of providing fire protection in both town and rural areas. All equip-ment is designed to use town water where available as well as carrying a mobile supply for use where it is not available.
In September a lorge scale dril l was held to further improve our techniques of rural fire fighting. Each of the two mutual aid compacts was called to send one truck. The arriving trucks worked on a shuttle arrange-ment so that a continuous stream of water could be kept in action. This dril l was a complete success and later proved beneficial at a serious fire.
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In February a ladies auxiliary was formed to give assistance at more serious fires by providing water and refreshments for the firemen.
The following new equipment was donated to the Town by the members of the Department through fund raising activities.
1 500 gpm 'Black Widow' nozzle 1 Hose Clamp 1 Salvage Master 8 Fire Coats (Donated by the Junior Fire Department) New work uniforms for all firemen New dress uniforms purchased by each member of
the Department
In closing I wish to thank the employers who release their employees for fire duty It is a great contribution to the department. I also wish to commend the firemen for their work and their devotion to duty
Jacob A. Chase Chief
PEMBROKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
1967 Breakdown of Fires
Pembroke Fire Calls Mutual Aid Responses
Brush & Forest 10 From Pembroke to: Building 5 Car 2 Allenstown 3 Chimney 1 Concord 3 Electrical 6 Epsom 1 Investigations 3 Hooksett _L Miscellaneous 21 8 Mobile Homes 1 To Pembroke from Oil Burner 6 Resuscitator 10 Allenstown 5 Mutual Aid JSL Concord 4
Hooksett 1 TOTAL CALLS 73 So. Hooksett 1
Bow L 12
Oil Burner Permits 21 Public Assembly 3
Summary Inventory of Valuation
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Lands & Buildings Factory Buildings & Land Factory Machinery Public Utilities - Gas
- Electric House Trailers, Mobile Homes & Travel Trailers Stock in Trade of Merchants Stock in Trade of Manufacturers Boats & Launches Neat Stock & Poultry - Dairy Cows (252)
- Poultry (9,000) Gasoline Pumps & Tanks Portable Mills Road Building & Construction Machinery
TOTAL EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED
NET VALUATION O N WHICH TAX RATE IS COMPUTED
ELECTRIC, GAS AND PIPELINE COMPANIES
NAME OF COMPANY
Concord Electric Co Concord Natural Gas Corp Gas Service Inc Public Service Co of N . H . Tennessee Gas Transmission
TOTAL
GAS
$ 20,000 20,700
43,500
ELECTRIC
$ 4,300
597,300
$84,200 $601,600
1967 VALUATION
$15,267,860 195,400 101,950 84,200
601,600 327,150 229,000 212,800
10,030 18,900 2,350
20,250 129,900 15,360
TOTAL VALUATION BEFORE EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED $17,216,750
War Service Exemptions $249,000 Neatstock Exemptions 5,000 Poultry Exemptions 1,300
255,300
$16,961,450
CLASSIFICATION OF WAR SERVICE EXEMPTIONS
Totally and permanently disabled veterans, their spouses or widows, and the widows of veterans who died or were kil led on active duty
A l l other qualified persons
TOTAL NUMBER AND AMOUNT
Number of Veterans Exempted from Poll Tax
NUMBER VALUATION EXEMPTED
2 233
235
488
$ 16,000 233,000
$249,000
* FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PEMBROKE STREET VILLAGE DISTRICT
Cash on hand: General fund
Amount due to precinct: From Town or City
Tota Assets
11 78
900 00
$ 911 78
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT
PEMBROKE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Year Ending June 30, 1967
Officers of the District February 1, 1968
Moderator JOHN L. SATURLEY
District Clerk ELIZABETH NATTI
Treasurer BARBARA PAYNE
School Board
MARYL. ELWELL Term Expires 1968 HERMAS DAVIAULT Term Expires 1969 READ PARMENTER Term Expires 1970
Auditors
KEITH F MYERS MALCOLM E JOSSELYN
Superintendent of Schools
C. MAURICE CRAY, Box 379, Route 1, Manchester, N H.
Assistant Superintendent
ROLAND L. SCHOEPF East Candia, N H.
1968-69 Budget
of the School District of Pembroke, New Hampshire
ESTIMATED REVENUES Approved School Board's Budget
REVENUES & CREDITS AVAILABLE Revenues Budget Committee TO REDUCE SCHOOL TAXES 1967-68 1968-69 1968-69
UNENCUMBERED BALANCE
Revenue from State Sources: Sweepstakes $ 5,844 24 $ 5,000 00 $ 5,000.00 Foundation Aid 52,163.44 69,500 92 69,500 92 School Building Aid 4,578 79 4,528 79 4,528.79 Area Vocational School 1,091.69 1,000.00 1,000.00 Intellectually Retarded 300.00 300.00 300.00
Revenue from Federal Sources: NDEA-Title III-Science, Math & Lang 700 00 700 00 700 00 School Lunch & Special Milk Program 8,068 00 10,230 00 10,230.00 PL 89-10 (ESEA) 6,500 00 8,700 00 8,700.00
Bonds-Notes & Capital Res Funds: Bond or Note Issues 100,000.00
TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS $ 79,246 16 $199,959 71 $ 99,959 71
DISTRICT ASSESSMENT TO BE RAISED BY PROPERTY TAXES 349,154.28 366,786 90 354,556.50
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $428,400.44 $566,746.61 $454,516.21
CHARLES F. WHITTEMORE JACOB A . CHASE ALFRED J. CORMIER ROMEO HEBERT HOWARD M. HALEN ROBERT A . BRISON JOSEPH C. GRIFFITH HONORE BONENFANT K. DONALD WOODBURY
BUDGET COMMITTEE
1968-69 Budget
of the School District of Pembroke, New Hampshire
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION Approved
Budget 1967-68
School Board's Budget
1968-69
Budget Committee
Recommended 1968-69
Administration: Salaries Contracted Services Other Expenses
$ 482.00 425.00 300.00
$ 482 00 525.00 350.00
$ 482.00 525.00 350.00
Instruction: Salaries Textbooks Library & Audiovisual Materials Teaching Supplies Contracted Services Other Expenses
164,438.00 4,200.00 1,500.00 5,400.00
561.00 500.00
170,385.00 4,500 00 1,800.00 5,400.00 1,000.00
500.00
166,000.00 4,500.00 1,800.00 5,400.00 1,000.00
500.00
Attendance Services 100.00 100.00 100.00
Health Services 2,950.00 3,075.00 3,075.00
Pupil Transportation 7,100.00 9,827 00 7,400.00
Operation of Plant: Salaries Supplies Contracted Services Heat Util it ies Other Expenses
11,120.00 2,600 00
900.00 6,000.00 3,500.00
150.00
11,380.00 2,600 00
900 00 6,000.00 4,000.00
150.00
11,380.00 2,600 00
900.00 o,000.00 4,000.00
150.00
Maintenance of Plant 5,000 00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Fixed Charges: Employee Retirement & F . I . C . A . Insurance
12,300.00 1,900.00
14,203.40 2,229.00
13,700.00 2,229.00
School Lunch & Spec. Mi lk Program 8,068.00 10,230.00 10,230.00
Student-Body Activit ies 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
Capital Outlay: Buildings Equipment 2,750.00
100,000.00 2,750.00 2,750.00
Debt Service: Principal of Debt Interest on Debt
19,000 00 6,920 00
15,000 00 8,805.00
15,000.00 6,430.00
Outgoing Transfer Accounts in State: Tuition Supervisory Union Expenses Payments into Cap Res Funds
144,495.00 6,941.44
158,115.00 6,943.21 4,000.00
155,575.00 6,943 21 4,000.00
Expenditures to other than Pub Schools 7,800.00 6,797.00 6,797.00
Title 1 8,700.00 8,700.00
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $428,400.44 $566,746.61 $454,516.21
SCHOOL WARRANT
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Pembroke Elementary School in said District on the 7th day of March, 1968 at six o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1 To choose a Moderator for the ensuing year
2. To choose o Clerk for the ensuing year
3. To choose a Member of the School Board for the ensuing three years.
4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year
5. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and Truant Officer, and fix the compensation of any other officers or agents of the District.
6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committee, or Officers chosen, and to pass any vote relating thereto.
7 To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in relation to any subject embraced in this Warrant
8. To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of schools, for the payment of salaries for School District Of-ficials and Agents and for the payment of Statutory obligations of the District
9 To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
The polls will close at eight o'clock.
Given under our hands and seal this 16th day of February, A. D. 1968.
Mary L. Elwell Hermas Daviault Read Parmenter PEMBROKE SCHCCL BOARD
A true copy of Warrant Attest-
Mary L. Elwel Hermas Daviault Read Parmenter PEMBROKE SCHOOL BOARD
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FINANCIAL REPORT
1966 - 1967
PEMBROKE SCHOOL DISTRICT
RECEIPTS
Revenue from Local Sources: Current Appropriation $293, 074. 73 Tuition from Patrons 352 00 Rent 50 00 Other 7 00
Revenue from State Sources. Foundation Aid 56, 283 19 School Building Aid 4, 528 79 Sweepstakes 11,385 35
Revenue from Federal Sources. Tit le HI 623 21 Vocational Education 412 52 School Lunch and Special Milk Program 2, 863 72 Public Law 89-10 7,733 94 Other 142 02
Insurance Adjustments Net Insurance Recovery 31 50
Received from Other School Districts. Tuition » 352 00 Receipts from Capital Reserve Funds 6, 300 00 Other In-State Receipts 200 00
Total Net Receipts from All Sources 384, 339 97
Cash on Hand at Beginning of Year, July 1, 1966 General Fund ' 4,289 28 Capital Outlay Fund 960 00
Grand Total Net Receipts $389,589 25
PAYMENTS
Administration: Salaries - District Off icers Contracted Services Other Expenses
Instruction. Salaries - Principal Salaries - Teachers Secretarial Assistant Textbooks Library & Audiovisual Materials Teaching Supplies Contracted Services Other Expenses
Attendance Services. Salaries
482 00 538 25 348 73
9,000 00 138, 304.97
2,800 00 2, 510 18 1,511 04 5,998 32
127 31 1,443 28
100 00
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Health Services: Salaries Other Expenses
Pupil Transportation. Salaries Repairs to Vehicles Supplies Contracted Services Insurance Other Expenses
Operation of Plant Salaries Supplies Contracted Services Heat for Buildings Utilities Other Expenses
Maintenance of Plant. Repairs to Equipment Contracted Services Repairs to Buildings
Fixed Charges. State Employees Retirement System Teachers' Retirement System Social Security - FICA Insurance
2,200 60 257 63
3,300 00 928 05
1,058 56 955 23 719.00
7 00
9,591 00 2,693 59 1,004 0U 5,878 74 3,937 77
17 00
363 55 7,951 30
315 31
75 60 7, 403 25 5, 063.84 2.015 11
School Lunch & Special Milk 2,863 72
Student-Body Activities 500 00
Capital Outlay-Sites 18 00 Equipment 10,569 29
Debt Service: Principal of Debt 19, 000 00 Interest on Debt 7, 530 04
Outgoing Transfers: Tuition to Other School Districts 1, 040 00 Tuition to Public Academies 116, 604. 06 Supervisory Union Expenses 5, 399 77 Other In-State Expenditures 412 52
Tuition to Other Than Public Schools. Private Non-Sectarian 3, 768 22 Transportation 1, 196 00
Total Net Expenditures for All Purposes $387 801 83
Cash on Hand at End of Year June 30, 1967
General Fund 827 42
Capital Outlay Fund 960 00
Grand Total Net Expenditures $389,589 25
EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NET (Actual) EXPENDITURES AND GROSS TRANSACTIONS
Total Net Receipts Plus Cash on Hand July 1, 1966 $389,589 25
Receipts Recorded Under Item 60 6,299 84
Total Gross Receipts $395,889 09
Total Net Expenditures Plus Cash on Hand June 30, 1967 $389,589 25
Expenditures Reduced by Receipts Recorded in Item 60 6, 299 84
Total Gross Expenditures $395,889 09
BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS: Cash on Hand June 30, 1967
General Fund Building Fund
$ 827.42 960 00
Capital Reserves: 1,285 38
Total Assets $ 3,072 80
Net Debt (Excess of Liabilities Over Assets) 214, 483 03
GRAND TOTAL $217, 555 83
LIABILITIES: Amounts Reserved for Special Purposes.
Building Fund Title I"
960 00 14.14
Accounts Owed by the District: Letendre Plumbing & Heating Harcourt, Brace Inc. Miscellaneous Bills
1,000 00 230 30 66 01
Capital Reserves 1, 285.38
Notes and Bonds Outstanding 214,000 00 Total Liabilities $217, 555. 83
GRAND TOTAL $217, 555.83
STATUS OF SCHOOL NOTES AND BONDS
Outstanding at Beginning of Year $233, 000 00
Issued During Year 000 00
Payments of Principal of Debt 19, 000 00
Outstanding at End of Year $214, 000 00
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER
for the
Fiscal Year July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967
Cash on Hand July 1, 1966 (Treasurer's Bank Balance)
Received from Selectmen.
Current Appropriation $293, 074. 73
Received from State Sources 72, 570 10
Received from Federal Sources 11,633 39
Received from Tuition. 704 00
Received from Capital Reserve Funds 6, 300 00
Received from All Other Sources 6, 357 59
Total Receipts
Total Amount Available for Fiscal Year (Balance and Receipts)
Less School Board Orders Paid
BALANCE ON HAND JUNE 30, 1967 (Treasurer's Bank Balance)
BUILDING ACCOUNT
Cash on Han^ July 1, 1966 (Treasurer's Bank Balance)
Receipts
Total Receipts
BALANCE ON HAND JUNE 30, 1967 (Treasurer's Bank Balance)
$ 4,289 28
$390,639 81
$394,929.09
394, 101 67
$ 827 42
$ 960 00
0 00
$ 960.00
$ 960 00
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SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY 1966 - 1967
Allenstown $ 793 80 Candia 997 50 Deerfield 701 10 Hooksett 2,760 70 Pembroke 1, 895 20 Raymond 1, 588 40 Pembroke Academy 763.30
$ 9, 500 00 State's Share 3, 000. 00
TOTAL $12, 500 00
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY
Allenstown $ 634.98 Candia 798 00 Deerfield 560 88 Hooksett 2,208 56 Pembroke 1, 516 20 Raymond 1,270 72 Pembroke Academy 610 66
$ 7,600 00 State's Share 2, 700 00
TOTAL $10,300 00
STATISTICAL REPORT
Number of half-days in session 360 Total Enrollment 569 Average Daily Membership 537.4 Percent of Attendance 95 0 Average Daily Attendance of Pupils
Transported by District 356 72
SUPERVISORY UNION #53 - SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
Yearly report of the School Lunch Program. Town - Pembroke. School - Elementary
RECEIPTS:
National School Lunch $ 2, 469 45
Lunch Sales. Children $12,117 66
Adults 532 40 12,650 06
Other Sources 8. 00
Total Receipts $15,127.51
Cash on Hand July 1, 1966 494. 32 GRAND TOTAL $ 15, 621 83
PAYMENTS:
Food $ 10,087.04 Labor 5,272.26 Other 84.40
Total Payments $ 15, 443 70
Cash on Hand June 30, 1967 178 13
GRAND TOTAL $ 15, 621 83
Meals Served for the Year-Children (not including free) 38, 254 Adults - 1,331 Free 213
Total 40,554
Cost of each meal per pupil 30 Cost of each meal per adult 40
July 3, 1967 Dorothy Chandler Lunch Supervisor
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS We have just received notice that Pembroke will
receive $69,500.92 in Foundation Aid next year, an increase of 7,337.48 over last year I'm sure we all recognize this as a most welcome increase in a period of increasing costs of everything, including education. It is impossible to estimate the sweepstakes amount. In view of rapidly decreasing sweeps money this can no longer be considered a reliable base for an educa-tional program.
Pembroke again faces the need of additional space with next year's grade 6 approaching 80 pupils (74 as of now). This is more than we like to hove in two sections. Our first grade has 81 and next year's class could be equally large. It can be seen that we face the need of 3 sections in grade 1 - 8 making 24 classrooms a very basic need.
Another basic need is to do more at the 7th and 8th grade level. These pupils need to be properly motiva-ted and challenged physically and mentally We lack both the spacq and necessary facilities for these pur-poses. In view of this, and the probability of no changes at the junior high level in the immediate future, it would seem highly desirable to keep our classes in the basic subjects, reasonably small. Building costs are increasing rapidly It would be good business to add building facilities as quickly as possible.
We appreciate the fine support you have given your schools and hope you will continue to give it in the years ahead.
Respectfully submitted,
C. Maurice Gray Superintendent
February 6, 1968
Mr George P Cofran, Chairman Pembroke Academy Trustees Pembroke, New Hampshire
Dear M r Cofran:
I hereby submit my annual report as Headmaster of Pembroke Academy. It is my sincere belief that we can take pride in the improvements to curriculum that were initiated a year ago. The increase in tuition called for by the trustees has allowed us to up-grade the materials of instruction to a point where measurable progress is evident to those of us responsible for curriculum administration and supervision. My report will consist of an evaluation of current program and a presentation of plans to continue our growth and ex-pansion of various aspects of instruction. It is pro-fessionally feasible to state that numerous problems faced a year ago relative to physical plant remain unsolved and continue to prohibit the expansion of program in several vital areas.
Enrollment As of September 6, 1967
Gr 9 Gr 10 Gr 11 Gr 12 T
Allenstown 24 17 18 19 78 Bow — 2 — 2 Chichester 20 12 — 32 Deerfield 1 3 3 7 Epsom 25 26 18 16 85 Hooksett 20 19 22 15 76 Northwood — 1 1 Pembroke 62 56 66 47 231
Total 152 135 124 101 512
Enrollment As Of January 26, 1968
Allenstown 21 16 17 19 73 Bow — 2 0 0 2
Chichester 20 12 — 32 Deerfield 1 3 0 2 6 Epsom 27 24 18 16 85 Hooksett 20 16 20 15 71 Northwood 1 1 Pembroke 60 51 66 46 223
Total 149 124 121 99 493
Since September we have lost students at a greater rate than we have admitted them. The normal number of transfers have occurred but nineteen of our students have left school mainly due to lack of interest. With the exception of one individual, these young people repre-sent the terminal student. I feel very strongly that if our industrial arts and home economics programs were adequate that some of these students would still be in attendance.
Current Curriculum Evaluation
The number of course electives available to our students at four grade levels increased by approxi-mately one-third. This was accomplished by curriculum revision and the addition of 2'/i full-time instructors. This has provided an opportunity for most full time students to have more subjects to choose from when electing their course of study A course in art was initiated last fall. The enrollment of approximately 70 students in grades 9 through 12 has fully justified our concern that art was not only a necessary cultural offering but would also serve definite student interests. French I was offered as o grade 9 subject instead of a tenth grade subject and enrollment was heavy enough to justify three academic divisions. We will now begin to notice a definite preference to French instead of Latin in the ninth grade in light of the exposure program in French started in the Pembroke Junior High School. This will make it possible for Pembroke students to graduate from the Academy with six years of a foreign language.
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The extra money and new equipment available for the science curriculum last year has brought about very tangible results. Our IPS Physical Science course for ninth grade college preparatory students is, we feel, an excellent program. More emphasis is placed on laboratory skills than in previous courses and our students are being challenged more realistically A new P.S.S.C. Physics course replaced the traditional physics and again laboratory skills are being developed more convincingly A Practical Physics course for the technical and vocational student at the eleventh and twelfth grade level replaced the old Science Survey course and a new course in Health is being offered to the non-college bound student at the upper levels.
The social studies program experienced the greatest change and allowed us to create three levels of aca-demic difficulty Civics was eliminated as a required subject for freshmen and was replaced by an in-depth History of Civilization course. A Modern Non-Western History elective is currently offered to sophomores. An advanced placement course entitled Senior Seminar was initiated this year for seniors and we are con-vinced that more accelerated courses in other curricu-lum areas is extremely desirable. Three divisions of Psychology/Sociology are being taught to eleventh and twelfth graders this year and the response to this offer-ing was three times what we had anticipated and led to an enrollment of over 90 11th and 12th grade students. Economics was introduced as a hard core college preparatory course at the twelfth grade and we are satisfied that a strong course in economics can be taught effectively at the high school level. An almost total revision of course titles and subject matter empha-sis was accomplished in the general tracks and a greater attempt to provide our terminal students with an appreciation of history and its responsibilities is being carried forward.
A two-track math curriculum was created for the student interested in post high school work in the academic areas. A Pre-Algebra course was created for students who need more individual attention to the
development of algebraic concepts. We feel this Pre-Algebra course is extremely justified and an improved approach is planned for next year
It is felt by administration and staff that programs initiated this year are, for the most part, functional and educationally sound. Improvements can be made and an on-going evaluation will assure us the proper direction to take in determining what is superficial and what is essential.
Plans For Continuing The Up-Grading of Program
With French I being offered at the ninth grade level this year, French IV will be a definite course offering next year at the twelfth grade level. This will provide our students the opportunity to take four years of a foreign language. The introduction of Spanish is planned for the year 1969-1970. Latin will continue to be of-fered at the Academy with courses in Latin I, Latin II, and Latin III.
A re-alignment of the social studies offerings will occur as the result of the evaluation of this year's new programs. Certain changes in emphasis are being considered at several grade levels but the basic prog-rams will not be altered. A new course in Comparative Political Systems is being considered as a replacement course for Contemporary Issues. Pembroke Academy is currently participating in an eighteen week trial program with new materials and treatments of world problems as presented by McGraw-Hill Publishers.
With a possible expansion of plant for next year our science department plans to introduce an additional division of IPS Physical Science to freshmen. An extra division of general biology will become necessary and it is being contemplated that a realistic Earth Science course could be more advantageous and challenging than general sciences for the general student. An advanced placement course in college biology is defi-nite if the needed space becomes a reality The empha-sis of such a course would be in the direction of bio-chemistry and students interested in the biological sciences would have the opportunity tospecializeinone
or more areas of biology It is also anticipated that we will introduce the CHEM Study Program in Chemistry for college bound students. This will complete the lab oriented approach to all levels of college preparatory science in grades nine through twelve.
An advanced placement course in mathematics will be implemented next year for seniors in the college course. Mathematical Analysis will provide our top math students with the opportunity to take an accelera-ted math offering in keeping with their high math aptitude and performance. It is also planned to make introduction to Algebra a two year course instead of a one-year course. It is our feeling thata student enrolled in Pre-Algebra needs the two academic years to master the basic algebraic concepts necessary for functional competency Students successfully completing two years of Algebra I could then conceivably elect Geometry as juniors and Algebra II as seniors. This would provide them with three years of a math at the conclusion of their high school work.
A mathematics assistant program will be initiated next year for those students particularly interested in math as a profession or with some phase of a profes-sion dealing with math. The program will provide selected students with the opportunity to become famil-iar with various methods and philosophies of teaching, aid the mathematics department in providing individual student instruction for other students who are experi-encing difficulty and to strengthen the mathematical background of the student through more active partici-pation.
An additional full-time teacher in the math-science area is planned for next year in order that anticipated changes become a reality It is my opinion that the up-grading and improvement of curriculum continues to be progressive yet realistic in light of current needs and limitations of physical plant
Future Needs of the Academy
It is my considered opinion that many of our needs can only be solved by additional space. Until we have
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adequate space in specific areas these problems will continue to exist regardless of any attempt to compen-sate for them.
1 Our industrial arts, home economics, science and physical education locker facilities continue to present unsolvable problems relative to improvement of program. The expansion and improvement of these phases of the curriculum will remain impossible until more adequate space becomes available. No matter how you regard the situation, the terminal student in these areas is simply not getting equal opportunities to prepare for post graduate experiences.
2. Developmental reading instruction should be made available in the immediate future. Too many of our terminal students enter the Academy with basic reading problems. An on-going program in reading should be available for these students.
3. An additional full-time guidance counselor is needed and it should be a woman. Our girls should have the opportunity to discuss their personal problems with a qualified woman councilor if they so desire. The guidance services are becoming more and more diversified and Pembroke Acodemy should make the addition of a full-time councilor as quickly as possible.
4. By the academic year 1969-1970, I anticipate the need of an additional five full-time teachers other than guidance. The entering classes are getting larger and more teachers are simply going to have to be added if academic class size is kept at an instructionally realistic number
5. Other problems presented in last year's report continue to be of concern, yet I feel substantial gains have already been accomplished in many areas. By the end of the next academic year I feel that many phases of our program of studies will be vastly im-proved.
Co-Curricular Opportunities
Pembroke Academy continues to provide a wide variety of co-curricular opportunities for both boys and girls. It is our philosophy that high standards of conduct
be expected from our students in all phases of school life. Opportunities to develop responsible behavior and to pursue individual interests is provided students in band, chorus, basketball, soccer, baseball, cheer-leading, social clubs, and class activities. Progress is being npted in the development of the music organiza-tions. An-operetta is planned for this spring and our band and chorus groups continue to show growth and improvement.
Conclusions
It will become rapidly and dramatically more difficult to justify the existence of Pembroke Academy in terms of equal opportunities for all students unless definite and positive measures are taken in the immediate future. It is without question that unless a building program takes place to provide adequate space for shop, science, home economics, and physical educa-tion, Pembroke Academy will lose its already qualified comprehensive rating. A conditional comprehensive rating was granted the Academy last year as a result of the inclusion of art in the curriculum. This com-prehensive rating is subject to review this spring. In light of our sub-standard facilities in several vital areas, our comprehensive rating will definitely be taken a way unless proof positive of expansion con be assured.
Unless the towns who send students to the Academy can accept a tuition contract to justify a needed expan-sion program, then it is my strong recommendation that enrollment be limited to 500 students beginning in the 1969-1970 academic year It is most certainly realized that there is no easy way to solve the complex problems we all face regarding education, but it has always been my belief that failure to accept the respon-sibility now only leads to more expensive problems in the future. If the Academy is to be regarded as the only solution to secondary education for the area, then it is imperative that the trustees establish the necessary financial contracts to justify that responsibility We are at a point in our development where the Academy car either improve its program and services to its student.
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or continue to hold the line and fail to meetthe ever demanding needs of all our students. To me there is little choice. I personally see littlfe evidence of success-ful communications in existence between the admin-istration of the Academy and those towns who send their youngsters to us. It would be nice to see an informal monthly meeting between the headmaster and members of local school boards in an attempt to share some of the common problems that exist and to discuss possible solutions. I feel that thiscould do much to open avenues of good communication for the benefit of all concerned.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank Superintendent Gray and Assistant Superintendent Schoepf for their continuing help and cooperation. My thanks also to parents and townspeople for their fine support of school activities and programs throughout the year Again, special thanks to the Trustees of Pembroke Academy for their consideration and cooperation regarding the many phases of Academy life.
Respectfully submitted,
Will iam H. Marston Headmaster
A N N U A L REPORT OF THE
PRINCIPAL OF PEMBROKE
E L E M E N T A R Y SCHOOLS
Once again I welcome the opportunity to convey a message to each of the tax payers of Pembroke.
School opened in September with 520 children. Our staff numbered 25, including 21 Classroom Teach-ers, one full t ime Remedial Reading Teacher, one Music Teacher, one Instrumental Teacher, and an Art Teacher for grades 7 & 8. We also began our first Physical Education program with a full time teacher
We have continued growth in our l ibrary Parent volunteers have helped catalogue new books pur-chased with local and federal funds. Our new Math series was extended into grades 7 & 8. The Audio Visual program was extended. Penmanship was re-vitalized with the contracting of the Reinhart Writ ing System which had been previously discontinued. One of our greatest improvements this year was the opera-tion of our first grade Readiness room. This was to introduce children to the purpose of attending school by using materials and methods that would enhance and not frustrate, encourage and not discourage each child. The philosophy is that success breeds success. Children, parents involved, and teachers have created an attitude paved for the success of this program. The program wil l be continued if space permits.
Parent conferences and open house were held again this year for the parents. Information programs ore held in the school for parents. Topics covered were Remedial Reading, Guidance, Test Interpretation, and Homework.
With the many developments in the world around us today, we find many demands being placed on our children. These children wil l enter a world based on knowledge surrounded by skills, reasoning and logic.
Automation has found its way into many mills and factories in place of the human hand. To prepare children for this we are not able to develop a dirth of facts alone but must teach skills; the skills for research, for critical thinking, for logic and reasoning. Teachers must be organizers, planners, and leaders trained in the development of the mind. This takes skilled, trained personnel. This personnel is scarce. A scarce item is an expensive one. We choose a group of teachers and hope someone within that group will choose us.
Recommendations. 1 That all parents attend budget hearings and vote
on the school budget. 2. That we be given the space to offer more than
"College Bound" subjects to our Junior High students. (This means an addition.)
3. That all classrooms be kept under 25 students. (This means an addition.)
4. That salaries put us in a selective position for recruiting teachers.
5. That we vote dollars for our schools according to the value we place on our children.
Conclusion: The sincere interest of the parents in Pembroke have proven that their children ore a top con-cern. The recommendations above are made with that concern in mind.
Thank you.
Respectfully submitted,
Arthur L. Mitchell , Jr Principal
PEMBROKE TOWN LIBRARY REPORT
More money was added to the Library Building Fund during 1967 in memory of Albert Ritchotte, James Watterson and Anna MacDonald.
The Pembroke Women's Club gave $200.00 to pur-chase children's books.
The Pembroke Library is affil iated with the Statewide Library Development Program and received a grant of 5100.00 to purchase reference books.
Books were borrowed from the bookmobile and directly from the State Library
Books added to the Library during the year was 436.
Meetings attended by the Librarian, assistant Librar-ian and the trustees were:
New Hampshire Library Association Meet ing at the Highway Hotel.
New Hampshire Library Council Meet ing at the Wayfarer Inn.
The Legislative Appreciation Luncheon at the High-way Hotel. The Two Representatives from Pembroke, Constance Kersting and George Gordon also attended, invited by the Library
The Librarian attended the 4 book meeting of the Central District at the Concord Office.
A Friends of the Library was formed in 1967 They had a book sale, the money to be used for a file cabinet.
A story hour, movies and arts and crafts hour was sponsored by the friends during the summer and was well attended by children from Pembroke and Allens-town.
A tea for the Teachers was given in the fall by the friends and trustees and was well attended.
92 new borrowers were added during 1*967
Books circulated during the year numbered 8,088.
Virginia Batchelder (Librarian)
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H A R T F O R D , N E L S O N & C O M P A N Y C E R T I F I E D P U B L I C A C C O U N T A N T S
194 P L E A S A N T S T R E E T
C O N C O R D . N E W H A M P S H I R E
February 16, 1968
To the Board of Water Commissioners Pembroke Water Works Pembroke, New Hampshire
We have examined the accompanying balance sheet of the Pembroke Water Works as of December 31) 19&7
5 the related statement of revenue
and expense and the reconciliation of cash receipts and disbursements for the year then ended. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and accordingly included such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances, with the exception that we were not present to observe the physical count of the inventory of materials and supplies.
In our opinion, subject to the above exception regarding the inventory, the accompanying balance sheet, statement of revenue and expense and reconciliation of cash receipts and disbursements present fairly the financial position of the Pembroke Water Works at December 31, 1967 and the results of its operations for the year then ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
Certified Public Accountants
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PEK3R0KE
BALANCE SHEET -
ASSETS
Current Asset;: Cash on Hand $ 85.00 Cash in Bank - Operating 3,660 25 Cash in Bank - Collector's Account 5,223 31 Cash in Bank - 3ond and Coupon Account 1,822 50 Cash in Bank - Payroll Revolving Fund 3,137 11 Materials and Supplies 25,k28 18 Accounts Receivable - Water $ 828 k6 Accounts Receivable - Job Order 710.8k 1,539 30 Prepaid Insurance 680.8k
Total Current Assets $ kl .576.k9
Accumulated Fixed Assets Cost Depreciation Net
Land - Water Supply $ 9 , 185 00 — 9,155 00 Land - Water Storage 200 00 — 200 00 Land - Community House 50 00 — 50 00 Structures - Water Supply 6 1 ,896.28 12,268 37 ^9,627 91 Structures - Pumping Station 5k,95k 22 12,261 27 k2,692 95 Structures - Water Storage k0,866 35 10,k20 99 30,kk5 36 Structures - Community House 8,979 18 997-^7 7,981.71 Water Supply Equipment 1,500 00 1,500 00 Pumping Station Equipment 36,5^6 Ok 21,k82 k2 15,063 62 Other Equipment 3,930 03 3,930 03 Mains k10,056 9k 8 1 ,265 56 328,791 38 Services 51,698 98 23,680 20 28,018 78 Hydrants 17,701 88 5,398.kk 12,303.kk Meters 33,073 85 3,266 03 29,807 82 Garage Equipment (Vehicles) 15,7k7 80 15,k31 96 315.8k Tools 9k2 k2 9k 2k 8k8.l8 Office Equipment 2,75k.29 635.kk 2,118.85
Total Fixed Assets $750.083.26 $192,632.k2 557,k50 8k
her Assets
Cash - Sinking Fund 8,230 lk Intangible Property 6,893 39 Exploration Costs (New Wells) 2.006-37 17,129-90
Total Assets $616,157.23
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WATER WORKS
DECEMBER 31- 1967
EXHIBIT A
LIABILITIES AMD CAPITAL
Current Liabilities Accounts Payable - Creditors $ 2,239 30 Payroll Deductions 588 k2 Accrued Payroll Taxes 13k 57 Due Employee 31.2k
Total Current Liabilities $ 2,993 53
Lonr-Tern Debt. Bonds Payable, 2-l/k$, 30Yr Due Serially 1968-1979 lkk,000 00 Bonds Payable, 2-l/k$, 20Yr Due Serially 1968-1970 6,000 00 Bonds Payable, 3.30$, lkYr. Due Serially 1968-1971 20,000 00 Notes Payable, 3.75?, 12Yr Due Serially 1968-1976 27,000.00 Notes Payable, 3 7 5 k U Y r Due Serially 1969-1976 8,000.00
Total Long-Term Debt 205,000 00
Capital Municipal Investment 13,693 09 Surplus
Balance, January 1, 1967 $377,060.23 Net Income for 1967 (Exhibit B) i7.klO .38 Balance, December 31, 1967 39k.k70.6l
Total Capital ko8,l63 70
Total Liabilities and Capital $6l6,157.23
PEMBROKE WATER WORKS
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967
Revenue - Water Commercial Sales Industrial Sales Hydrant Rentals Merchandise Sales and Job Work (Net) Service Applications Miscellaneous
Total
Expanses - Water feneration and Maintenance (Schedule l) Depreciation and Amortization (Schedule 2) Taxes
Total
Net Operating Income - Water
Other Income Interest on Sinking Fund Savings Account
Other Charges Interest on Bonds Interest on Notes
Net Income (Exhibit A )
47
EXHIBIT B
$53,599-39 2,959.85
1 5 , 3 6 0 . 0 0
1,11+0.00 28.50
$73,529.16
3^,303.93 16,61+7.11
23^.80
51 ,185 .84
22,3^3.32
319.56
22,662.88
^ , 3 5 2 . 5 0 900.00 5,252.50
$17,^10.38
PEMBROKE WATER WORKS EXHIBIT C
RECONCILIATION 0? CASH RECEIPTS AM) DISBURSEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967
Cash, January 1, 19&7 Change Fund Operating Fund Payroll Revolving Fund Collector's Account Sinking Fund
Receipts Water Rentals Service Applications Merchandise Sales and Job Work Interest - Sinking Fund Miscellaneous
85.00 70.50
2,500.00 1,022.72 7,910.58
7 1 , 4 0 3 . 7 8 1,140.00
12,636.08 319.56
43,45
$11,588.80
85,542.87
97,131.67
Disbursements Operating Expenses and Plant Improvement Retirement of Bonds and Notes Interest Paid
Cash, December 31, 1967 Change Fund Operating Fund Payroll Revolving Fund Collector's Account Bond and Coupon Account Sinking Fund
46,720.86 23,000.00
5,252.50
85.00 3,660.25 3,137.11 5,223.31 1,822.50 8,230.14
74,973-36
$22,158.31
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PEMBROKE WATER WORKS Schedule i
EXPENSES OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE - WATER
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967
Ivater Supply Expenses Pumping Station Labor $ 1,459.94 Miscellaneous Labor 63.50 Pumping Station Supplies and Expenses 653.20 Power Purchased 5,802.l4 Repairs - Pumping Station Structures and Equipment 2 ,069 .80
Distribution Expenses Superintendence 7,310.00 Meter Department Labor 1,473.38 Repairs - Mains 2,025.36
- Services 1,748.04 - Hydrants 1,472.80 - Other Distribution Equipment 78.00 - Miscellaneous 247.96
Other Expenses Other Salaries 1,335.00 General Office Expense 2,808.76 Other General Expense 416.18 Insurance 1,049.74 Store Department and Shop Expenses 1,364.33 Garage Expense 1,443.82 Taxes - Payroll 639-29 Stationery and Printing 811.34 Uncollectible Accounts 21.35 N H Water Works Association Dues 10.00
Total $34,303.93
PEMBROKE WATER WORKS
DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION EXPENSE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967
Schedule 2
Depreciation Structures - Water Supply $ 928.45 Structures - Pumping Station 824.31 Structures - Water Storage 613.00 Structures - Community House 131.08 Pumping Station Equipment 1,827.30 Garage Equipment 473.75 Mains 6,143 09 Services 2,040.47 Hydrants 434.28 Meters 1,329 38 Tools 94.24 Office Equipment 193.18
Amortization Exploration Costs (for new wells) l,6l4.gi:'
Total $16,647.11
PEMBROKE WATER WORKS
JANUARY 1967
Payroll Account
J . Roch Desilets, Supt $ 540.00 Victor Martin 355.00 Robert Hartford q 302.00
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID JANUARY 31,
The Lugie Press, Cards, Notices $ 16.75 R. C . Hazelton Co , Parts for Back-hoe 27.28 J . Roch Desilets, Refund PO Box, O i l ,
Screws, Misc. 20.50 Suncook Hardware, Plastic tape 5.40 Brown & Saltmarsh, Of f i ce supplies 4.54 Sanel Auto Parts, Cyclone dr i l l 3.53 Metivier 's O i l C o . , Fuel O i l
(Pumping Station) 51.58 N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 12.75 Suncook Lumber Corp . , Sheetrock,
Strapping 26.78 F W Saltmarsh, Fuel O i l (Off ice) 22.94 Suncook Machine C o . , Hydrant Rod, labor 5 .12 Badger Meter Mfg . Co , Meters 2,346.87 Page Belting C o . , Retaining Washers 1.50 Evans Radio Inc , Overload safety 25.08 Edmonds Esso., Gas & O i l 100.35 Public Service of N . H . , Power 602.94 Harry K . Rogers Ins. Agency, Insurance 29.82 Kenneth M . Woodbury Agency,
Insurance & Bonds 226.00
FEBRUARY 1967
Payroll Account
$ 1,197.00
J Roch Desilets, Supt $ 540.00 Victor Martin 342.00 Robert Hartford 176.00
3,529.73 $ 4,726.73
$ 1,058.00
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID FEBRUARY 1967
The Suncook Bank, Postage $ 19.28 Lawrence Labrie, 100-5$ stamps 5.00 N . E. Te l . & Tel. C o . , telephone 20.85 Lamorg's, Thawing services 25.20 N . H . Exp. & Mach. Corp . , asphalt
cutter 13.65 Cohen Steel C o . , steel 15.49 Metivier 's O i l C o . , fuel pumping station 45.78 Town of Pembroke, N . H . , Employee's
Blue Cross 35.00 N E. Te l . & Tel Co , telephone 42 05 Public Serv Co of N H , power 473.32 The Lugie Press, printing 22.50 F W Saltmarsh, Inc , fuel shop 43.30 Brown & Saltmarsh, I n c . , off ice supplies 8.72 Suncook Machine C o . , rod & labor 4.20 Al 's Chevron Sta . , repairs & parts 119.25
MARCH 1967
Payroll Account
J . Roch Desilets, Supt $ 675.00 Victor Mart in 437.00 Roland Lemoine 160.00
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID MARCH 1967
The Suncook Bank, Interest $ 90.00 The Suncook Bank, Postage 4.90 Postmaster, Suncook, Stamped Envelopes 95.55 Credit Bureau Concord, Credit report 30.00 Lamora's Garage, Freeze-up 25.70 N . E. Te l . & Tel . C o . , Telephone 20.90 Suncook Lumber Corp. 2.00 BIF Industries, Rep pumping station 61 .35 Evans Radio Inc. 4 .20 Hilco Supply Inc , Curb stops 53.59 Public Serv Co. of N . H . , Power 509 29 F W Saltmarsh & Son, Fuel o i l 23.41 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc. 9.22 Rice's, Inc , tires 51.26
H K Rogers, Inc , Compressor 18.00 Lavoie's Hardware, Bulbs .87 Saturley's Serv Sta . , Gas 102.53 Suncook Hardware, supplies 32.58 N E. Meter Repair Co , meter repairs
ports 42.99
APRIL 1967
Payroll Account
J . Roch Desi ets, Supt $ 540 00 Victor Martin 376 93
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID APRIL 1967
Suncook Bank, Princ and Int . $ 7,085.00 Petit Plbg Co , Rep Pumping Sta 120 09 Hartford, Nelson & Co , Audit of accounts 450 00 Badger Meter Co , Flow Finder Assem 9 76 Plourde Sand & Gravel , Gravel 87 11 Suncook Mach Co , material & labor 2 51 Geo Caldwell Co , 6" f itt ings 90 02 Public Serv Co , Power 459.45 N E Te & Tel Co , telephone 37 70 Rice's Inc , tires 51 26 Metivier 's O i l Co , fuel oi l 39 33 H R Prescott & Sons, Curb boxes etc 156.94
MAY 1967
Payro I Account
J Roch Desilets, Supt $ 540.00 Victor Mart in 401 .63 Archie Minard 224.00 Lionel Mart in 16 00 Arthur Boisvert 19 13
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID SEPTEMBER 1967
AI's Chevron Sta , Repairs $ 54 76 Rene Lavallee, Gas & oi l 105.72 H R Prescott & Sons 20.66 J Connare, Inc , Tires 42.08 N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 43.05 Petit Plbg Co , Misc fitt ings 15.40 Sanel Auto Parts, Hydrc j l ic O i l 4 .80 Granite State Asphalt, Asphalt 49 55 Public Service Co of N H , Power
Pumping Station 492 03 Goulet Supply C o . , Copper tubing 84 87 Loso Brothers, Gravel 24 00 F. W. Saltmarsh & Son, Fuel oi l 41 04 Metivier's O i l Co , Fuel oi l 45 77 Suncook Machine Co , Pipe Collars 19.05 Evans Radio El Supply Co , Read-o-matic
wire 40 32 Town of Pembroke, N H , Employees
Blue Cross 35 00 Suncook Hardware, Misc 80 Ci ty of Concord, N H , Job Work 261 19
JUNE 1967
Payroll Account
J Roch Desilets, Supt $ 705 00 Victor Martin 482 64 Archie Minard 407 00
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID JUNE 1967
K . M Woodbury Agency, Insurance $ 159.00 State Treasurer, Employer's Share SS 161 77 Pembroke Water Works, Int Bond & Coupon 82 00 N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 22 57 Suncook Lumber Corp , Roofing paper 3 50 Granite State Asphalt, Cold patch 22 09 Public Service Co of N H , Power 514 78 Lavoie's Am Hdwe , Screws 74 H R Prescott & Sons, Tyton pipe, etc 549 23 Municipal Service, Gate boxes 30.46 Seamans Supply Co , Staples 8 00
The Suncook Bank, Interest 168 75 Geo Christiansen, Traffic Duty 10.00 Hilco Supply, I nc . , Stops & Corp 49.63 Suncook Hardware, Plastic rolls etc 6.10 A . E Martel l Co , Meter sheets & binder 86.95 Perley R Rowe, Rolling hottop 20.00 J . R. Desilets, Petty cash refund 5.00
1,900.57 i 3,495 21
Payroll Account
JULY 1967
J . Roch Desilets, Supt $ 580 00 Victor Mart in 379 14 Archie Minard 286.00
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID JULY 1967
$ 1,245 14
N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephone $ 31.25 Granite State Asphalt, Asphalt 8.63 H. R Prescott, Inc , Hydrants, gates etc 521 84 Lavaie's Am Hdwe., Lead, e tc . 6.68 Goulet Supply I nc . , Stop & Wastes 4.65 Plourde Sand & Gravel , Bank run 1.38 PWW Bond & Coupon Acct 2,090.50 Addressograph Corp. , Supplies 90.23 French Radio Shop, Batteries 12.45 Seamans Supply Co , Wiring 32 78 Pembroke Press, Envelopes 15 95 Geo Caldwell Co , Gate boxes 53 10 The Suncook Bank, Princ & Int 3,562.50 K M Woodbury A g c y . , Liab cov on
trucks 196.34 Letendre Plbg. Inc , Bow Lane Main 5,808 15 Page Belting C o . , Rubber packing 81 Public Service Co of N H . , Power 466.64 Petit Plbg Co , Meter installation 10 10
12,913 98 $ 14,159.12
AUGUST 1967
Payroll Account
J . Roch Desilets, Supt $ 725.00 Victor Martin 480.39 Archie Minard 400.00 Dorothy E. Carlucci 113.60
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID AUGUST 1967
Mrs. Albert Richotte, Reimbursement $ 15 50 Mr . J Roch Desilets, Freight from
Railway Exp 8 10 N E. Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 34 55 Al 's Chevron, Truck reps 13.00 Victor Girard Co , Backhoe 31 .50 Letendre Plumbing & Heating, Flair union
& labor 16 19 Seamans Dist , Wiring 33.45 BIF Industries, Labor at pumping station 27.30 Harry K . Rogers Ins , Liab. Policy 228.00 Town of Pembroke, Blue Cross & Blue Shield 87.50 H R Prescott & Sons, Inc , Curbs 65 14 Mr Albert Brasley, Gas for trucks 103.02 Plourde Sand & Gravel Co , Bank run 20 27 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc , Fittings & nipples 1 .31 Public Service Co , Power 458 84 Metivier's O i l Co , Pumping Station 31 20 A E Martel l Co , Of f i ce Supplies 102.05 Petit Plumbing Co , Job work & inventory 18.56 George A . Caldwell Co , Hydrants etc 523.16
$ 1,718.99
1,818.64 3,537.63
SEPTEMBER 1967
Payroll Account
J . Roch Desilets $ 580.00 D. Carlucci 102.40 A . Minard 329.00 V . Mart in 108.00 L Dandurand, Sr 144.00
$ 1,263.40
2
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID SEPTEMBER 1967
A E Marte 1 Co , O f f i ce supplies $ 276 36 Addressograph-Multigraph Co , Of f i ce
mach 1,542 87 Public Service, Power 472 52 Plourde Sand & Gravel , Bank run 10 86 Lavoie's Hardware, Plugs, bulbs etc 3 15 Granite State Aspha t Co , Cold patch 8 13 N . E. Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 33 17 Seamans Dist , Wire 33, .45 H. R. Prescott & Sons, Curbs etc 92, .87 Municipol Services, Inc , Equipment 119, ,04 Ci ty of Concord-Taxes, Taxes 215 28 J Roch Desilets, Mdse bought
(screws etc 8 98 Auclair Transportation Inc , Freight 7 38 N . H Dept of Health & Welfare,
Admin cost 1 77 Rhupert O Batchelor, Surveying 210 00 State Treasurer, Quarterly report 186 00
3,221 83 $ 4,485 23
OCTOBER 1967
Payroll Account
J Roch Desilets $ 580 00 D Carlucci 154 60 A Minard 332 00 L Dandurand 321 00
$ ,387 60
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID OCTOBER 1967
Suncook Post O f f i c e , Stamped envelopes S 63 70 Pembroke W W Bond & coupon account 14,002 50 Town of Pembroke, Reports W W share 250 00 Al 's Chevron Station, nsp Lube job etc 14 05 Public Service Co , Lights 473 83 Harry K Rogers, Inc , Liab & Workman's
Comp 378 00 Metivier 's O i l Co , Pumping Station 30 02 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc , Rubber sleves-anti
freeze etc 48 65
Burton's Auto Radio Center, M-Scope repairs 7 30
Lavoie's Hardware, Coarsefile 1 35 E Cohen Steel Co , Rails for Hydrants 23 20 W H Fischer, Well Servicing 1,687 00 H. R Prescott & Sons, Gate Valves etc 261 20 Town of Allenstown, Taxes 19 52 Saltmarsh, Fred W , O i l off ice bldg. 29.57 Granite State Asphalt C o . , Cold Patch 15.94 George A . Caldwell Co , Clamps &
Couplings 45.70 N E Tel. & Tel Co , Telephone 32 20 Kenneth M Woodbury, Insurance 87 00
17,470 73 $ 18,858 33
NOVEMBER 1967
Payrol Account
J Roch Desilets $ 725 00 D Carlucci 175 60 A Minard 414 00
$ 1,314 60
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID NOVEMBER 1967
J Roch Desilets (stamps-oil-a emite) $ 12.93 Philip Brasley, Chairman Comm 300.00 Arthur J Richard, Comm 225 00 D Arthur McCall ister, Clerk-Comm 260 00 Helen Petit, Comm 225.00 Fred Li r t le , Comm 225.00 Lawrence Labrie, Treas-bookkeeper 600 00 Donald Woodbury, Legal services 356 55 Brown & Saltmarsh, Inc , ledger sheets 6 20 Evans Radio, Inc , Battery 3 00 Fred W Saltmarsh & Son, Fue for off ice 25 53 H R Prescott & Sons, Copy-tuftube 67 81 Harry K Rogers, Ins , Permit Bond 15.00 Letendre Plumbing & Heating Inc ,
Hen'y-Murphy pro , River Road 3,556 00 Metivier's O i l Co , Fuel pumping station 41 35 N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephone 35 05 Nyanza Inc , Metaphos Beads 262 00 Public Service Co , Lights-pumping
station 435.03 Rice's, Inc , Tires 31.50
Ritchotte-Goff Agency, Ins -of f ice contents 26.00 Smith O i l Co , Gas for trucks 101 14 N H Water Works Assoc , Membership dues 10.00 Suncook Hardware, Tape-pipe-battery 9 36 Suncook Lumber Corp , Plywood 5.90 Town of Pembroke, Blue Cross-Blue Shield 70.00 Town of Pembroke, Life Ins -Disabi l i ty Ins 139.02 Al 's Chevron Station, Repair starter 8.00 Lavoie's American Hardware, Light bulbs .50 Mr . Robert Duhaime, Reimbursement 162.46
7,216.23 $ 8,530.83
DECEMBER 1967
Payroll Account
J Roch Desilets $ 580 00 D Carlucci 152 00 A Minard 333 13
SUMMARY OF BILLS PAID DECEMBER 1967
J Roch Desilets, Stamps-office supplies etc $ 33.67
Pembroke Water Works Bond and Coupon Acct 1,825.00
Po6tmaster-Suncook, N . H . , Envelopes 147.40 Public Service C o . , Lights 443.47 Seamans Supply Co , Plastic wire 33.45 The Pembroke Press, Pembroke Water Bills 28 15 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc , Starter-morton stone 81 .63 The Suncook Bank, Note due 1,168 75 Fred Saltmarsh & Son, O i l -o f f i ce 26 89 Goulet Supply Co Inc , Copper tubing 144.54 Al 's Chevron Station, Wheel bearing on
Dodge 14 35 Metivier's O i l Co , Oi l-pumping station 45 04 N E Tel & Tel Co , Telephones 37.08 George A Caldwell C o . , Cpr curb S & W 34.88
$ 1,065 13
4,064.30 5,129.43
PHILIP BRASLEY ARTHUR J. RICHARD HELEN L. PETIT
FRED D. LITTLE D. ARTHUR MCALLISTER
COMMISS IONERS
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES
79
45
DEATHS 45
1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967
BIRTHS 62 69 66 79 87 67 84 75 72 79
MARRIAGES 26 27 46 51 46 58 53 63 63 45
DEATHS 41 40 33 52 32 28 40 40 33 45
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MARRIGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date of Place of Name of Chi ld Sex and Condition Name of Father Maiden Name of Mother Color Residence of Birth Birth ( i f any) Parents
1967 Jan. 2 Concord Julie Ann Sweeney F L 4 W Tracey Thomas Sweeney Florence Margaret G i l l i s W Pembroke N . H. Jan. 15 Concord Catherine Mary Podolski F L 4 w Robert Podolski Carol Ann Bilek' W Pembroke N . H. Jan. 4 Manchester Faith Luci l le Carter F L 1 w Victor Lewis Carter Theresa Doris Roy W Pembroke N . H. Jan. 6 Manchester Frederick Joseph Roy M L 1 w Peter Real Roy Theresa Irene Morin W Suncook, N . H. Jan. 10 Concord Darren Bouffard M L 5 w Lucien L. Bouffard Germaine D Cantara W Pembroke N H Jan 26 Manchester Michael Arthur Baum M L 6 w Arthur Roy Baum Emelia Simone Amyot W Pembroke N . H Feb. 2 Manchester Wendy Marie Gregoire F L 1 w George Arthur Gregoire, J r . Kathleen C . St. Cyr W Pembroke N H. Feb. 7 Concord Brenda Ann Miner F L 2 w Wil l iam A . Miner, J r . Rita Rose Ouel let te W Pembroke N . H. Feb. 12 Concord Russell D . Spaulding M L 1 w Russell G . Spaulding Susan Jane Guy W Pembroke N H Feb 24 Manchester Jane E. Halen F L 2 w Robert Denis Halen Betty Ann Gay W Pembroke N H Feb. 26 Laconia Sue Ann Edwards F L 2 w Jan Mil fred Edwards Nancy E Cashin W Pembroke N . H Feb 27 Concord Jesse N Whittemore F L 3 w Charles F. Whittemore Shirley Sue Feather W Pembroke N . H. Mar . 24 Concord Michael S. Raymond M L 1 w Richard N . Raymond Gai l 1. Gagnon W Pembroke N . H. Mar. 25 Concord Michael S. Coddaire M L 4 w Philip H. Coddaire Brendo Lee Frizzell W Pembroke N H. Apr . 6 Concord Fay E. E. Lellios F L 2 w Harry G . Lellios Eleftheri M R Karayanni W Pembroke N . H Apr 7 Concord Jeffrey S Amyot M L 3 w Girard J . Amyot Joanne E Duguay W Pembroke N . H Apr 9 Concord Katherine J . Adams F L 3 w Lincoln H Adams, Jr . Marjorie A . Spaulding W Pembroke N . H. Apr . 10 Manchester Ronald R Vez ina .V M L 1 w Roland R. Vezina Judy Gai l Gentry W Pembroke N . H Apr . 11 Manchester Victor A . Mart in , J r . M L 3 w Victor A . Mart in, Sr. Noel la Diane Daneault W Pembroke N . H. Apr . 20 Concord Kevin G . Vervi l le M L 2 w Roland G . Verv i l le Nancy J . Hurd W Pembroke N . H Apr 22 Concord Nicole Marie Gignac F L 1 w Frederick J . Gignac Tamar C . Lister W Pembroke N H Apr 25 Concord Col in J Richard M L 6 w Norman L. Richard Constance A . Labrie W Pembroke N H. May 14 Concord Lisa Marie Fleury F L 1 w Richard R. Fleury Mary Frances Huggins W Pembroke N . H May 21 Concord Roland H. Young, III M L 3 w Roland H. Young, J r . Fleda M Sharp W Pembroke N . H. May 21 Manchester Donald J . Berube M L 6 w Edward J . Berube Ceci le D. Duford W Pembroke N . H May 22 Concord Sandrina L Goff F L 9 w John Bryson Goff Sandra F. Stefanelli W Pembroke N . H May 22 Concord Todd A Hannen M L 2 w John W. Hannen Mary Lou Blish W Pembroke N H. May 23 Manchester Kevin W . Brasley M L 4 w Gerard L Brasley Jeannine L Desrosiers W Pembroke N . H May 26 Concord Beverly M . A Bergeron F L 4 w Robert J . Bergeron Laura Mary Martell w Pembroke N . H. June 3 Concord Shana L. Weldon F L 3 w James F. Weldon, Jr . Nelda A . Chadbourne w Pembroke N . H. June 3 Manchester V ick i L . Mart in F L 3 w Norman T. Mart in Jacquelyn L. Parent w Pembroke N H June 11 Concord Jeffrey S Cantara M L 1 w Alfred E Cantara Delia E Abbott w Pembroke N H June 15 Concord Steven A Abbott M L 4 w Brownie C Abbott Sandra 1 Dennerly w Pembroke N H . June 19 Concord Edward J A lzapied i , Jr M L 2 w Edward J A lzapied i , Sr Arlene MacJohnson w Pembroke N . H June 25 Concord Richard P. Ful ler, J r . M L 1 w Richard P. Fuller, Sr Mary C . Willson w Pembroke N H June 28 Concord Forrest D. McClintock M L 5 w Richard H. McClintock Janice Lee // i tham w Pembroke N . H . July 3 Manchester Lisa Ann Dumensil F L 2 w John G Dumensil Nancy Y Bouffard w Pembroke N H June 26 Concord Bernard A . Archambault M L 7 w Bruce A . Archambault Mary H. Aubin w Pembroke N H July 6 Concord Christina M DiBernardo F L 3 w Louis DiBernardo Diane E. Wisell w Pembroke N . H July 7 Manchester Thomas R. Annis M L 3 w Roy Edwin Annis Madelme G . Richard w Pembroke N . H.
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B I R T H S REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Name of Child (if any)
Sex and Condition Name of Father Maiden Name of Mother Color Residence of Parents
July 7 Manchester Tammy Lee Annis F L 4 W Roy Edwin Annis Madeline G . Richard W Pembroke, N . H. July 27 Concord Shari Ann Cleveland F L 4 W John E. Cleveland Patricia M DeCicco W Pembroke, N . H Aug 10 Concord Marilyn Eileen Byrne F L 2 W Robert Joseph Byrne Jocleen Eileen Boyden W Pembroke, N . H Aug 5 Manchester Michael Kista Trent F L 2 W Will iam Robert Trent JoAnn Simonavici W Suncook, N . H. Aug. 9 Concord Laura Elaine Moore F L 4 W Will iam Allen Mocre Helena L • Hochadel W Pembroke, N . H. July 25 Concord David Anthony McCormack M L 1 W Karl B. McCormac< Al ice £ Fogg W Pembroke, N H. July 24 Concord Robert G . Gauthier, Jr M L 2 W Robert G Gauthier Annette M Baril W Pembroke, N H Aug 28 Concord Scott Allan Nedeau M L 1 W Rodney R Nedeau Barbara E Bayles W Pembroke, N . H Sept 2 Concord Jennifer Cara Prescott F L 1 W Stanley H. Prescott, 2nd Diana Loy Stone W Pembroke, N . H Aug 27 Concord Wendy Jean Gendron F L 1 W Joseph R L Gendron Joan Doris Gagne W Pembroke, N . H. Sept. 8 Concord John Paul' Bullock M L 2 W John Robert Bullock Mary Bess Brown W Pembroke, N . H. Sept. 21 Concord Michael Lester Gagne M L 1 W Lester Leo Gagne Diane Yvette Frechette W Pembroke, N . H. Sept. 21 Concord Justin Bartlett Byrne M L 2 W Charles Leo Byrne Rita Garceau W Concord, N H. O c t . 15 Concord Shannon Lee Williamson F L 3 W Robert D Williamson Nancy A . Martin W Concord, N . H O c t . 10 Concord Scott Lucien Grandmaison M L 2 W Lucien N Grandmaison JoAnne A Brocher W Pembroke, N . H Oct 14 Manchester Jo-Ann C Belanger F L 3 W Gerald R Belanger Joyce Ann Blais W Suncook, N . H. Oc t . 22 Concord Donna Jo Sargent F L 3 W Richard A Sargent Mary Joan Mitchell W Pembroke, N . H. Oc t . 26 Concord Christopher R. Culberson M L 1 W Roy Claude Culberson Sharon Kay Rocke W Pembroke, N H. Nov 12 Concord Bonney Lori Decker F L 1 W Phillip Glenn Decker Nancy Marie Avery W Pembroke, N H Nov 8 Concord Kevin Christopher Russell M L 2 w Norman A . Russel 1 Cheryl D Pease W Pembroke, N H Nov 16 Concord Scott Bruce Bennett M L 1 w Renford Bruce Bennett Lucille Rita Gauthier W Pembroke, N H. Nov. 17 Concord Eric Charles Collins M L 2 w Lynn McKean Collins Carol Marie Cosgrave W Pembroke, N H. Nov 17 Concord James Douglas Davis M L 4 w Francis Will iam Davis Janice Craig W Pembroke, N . H. Nov. 24 Concord Sherry Ann Crowley F L 1 w Robert Edward Crowley Sandra Kay Hubbard W Pembroke, N H Nov. 14 Concord Lisa Anne Trembly F L 1 w James Edward Trembly Robin Penelope Richardson W Pembroke, N H Dec. 2 Manchester George J . Laferte, Jr M L 5 w George Joseph Laferte Beatrice Ida Auger w Pembroke, N H Dec 5 Concord James Maurice Gilbert M L 1 w Maurice L . G i bert Elaine Barbara Clement w Pembroke, N H. Dec. 5 Concord Deana Marie Edmunds F L 2 w Dean Paul Edmunds Judith Ann Jacques w Pembroke, N . H Dec. 10 Concord Robert Lawrence Martel M L 2 w Chester Robert Martel Shirley Doris Ouellette w Pembroke, N H Dec 10 Manchester Robert Normand Hamel M L 2 w Normand Edward Hamel Lucille Helen Neveu w Pembroke, N H. Dec. 7 Concord Daniel Roger Girard M L 2 w Mare Normand Girard Nancy Mae LeClair w Pembroke, N H Nov 28 Concord Michael Francis Joyce M L 1 w Joseph Michael Joyce Madeline M. Daigneault w Pembroke, N H. Dec. 21 Concord Kirsten Swain M L 2 w George Duncan Swain Cynthia Ann Covell w Pembroke, N H. Dec 22 Manchester Linda Louise Saucier F L 2 w Edward Ernest Saucier Lora Lue Herron w Pembroke, N H Dec 8 Manchester Daniel Roger Petit M L 2 w Norman Roger Petit Lorraine Rita Mailhot w Pembroke, N H. Dec 25 Concord Kimberley Ann Dow F L 2 w Richard Neal Dow Marie Doris Risatti w Pembroke, N . H. Dec. 28 Concord Paula Nancy Stevens F L 4 w Raymond Ernest Stevens Helen Emma Grandmaison w Pembroke, N H. Dec. 28 Concord Pauline Yvette Stevens F L 5 w Raymond Ernest Stevens Helen Emma Grandmaison w Pembroke, N H.
1966 BIRTHS NOT PUBLISHED IN 1966 TOWN REPORT
Marina Li l l ian Brasley #73 Sandra Jean Bibbins 72 J effrey Alan Call 70 Karen Louise Fleury 69 Suzanne Helen Stevens 66
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE RETURN IS CORRECT, ACCORDING TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
M A R R I G E S REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date and Place of Marriage
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride
Residence of Each at Time of Marriage Age Color
Occupation of Groom and Bride
1967 Jan 21 Wil l iam Wallace Flint Concord, N H. 23 W Mechanic Penacook Shirley Ann Brannock Pembroke, N H 26 W Secretary Mar. 18 Leon M Trudeau Pembroke, N H 22 W Restaurant Owner Pembroke June M Fleury Pembroke, N H 17 W Waittress Mar 18 Eugene Paul Paquin Pembroke, N . H 17 W N H State Hospital Warner Linda Louise Cox Concord, N . H 19 W Key Punch Operator Apr 1 Perry Lyman Eaton, 111 Pembroke, N H 20 W In Navy Penacook Janice Louise Webber Concord, N H 18 W Bank Employee Apr 29 Warren Richard Ramsey Corinth, N Y 25 W Surveyor Pembroke Margo Ann Morgan Pembroke, N . H 19 W Secretary June 3 George Yves Duhoime Pembroke, N H 18 W National Fence Concord Kathleen Mary Skivington Concord, N H. 18 W At Home June 10 John Bernard Noyes Pembroke, N H 22 W Elec Tech Pembroke Betty Louise Kimball Pembroke, N H 20 W Hairdresser June 10 James Edward Trembly Concord, N H 18 W Psych Aide Pembroke Robin Penelope Richardson Pembroke, N H 21 W Student June 11 Stephen Everett Leonard Rumford, Maine 21 w Student Pembroke Jane Abbott Dearborn Pembroke, N . H 22 w Teacher June 18 Gregory Harrington Reed Cl inton, Mass 19 w Millworker Concord Donna Ann Rowel 1 Pembroke, N H. 20 w Clerica June 17 Richard Glenn Boynton Pembroke, N . H 21 w Packer Boy Pittsfield Sharon Lee Ha 1 Concord, N H 20 w Operator July 1 Denis O . A . Cyr Rochester, N H 24 w Caster Allenstown Claire C . Levesque Pembroke, N . H 20 w Bookkeeper July 4 Kenneth Grant Follansbee Hooksett, N H 22 w Civ i l Eng Allenstown Janet Elaine Monty Pembroke, N H 21 w At Home June 24 Michael Floyd Brooks Jacksonvil le, Fla. 24 w Salesman Concord A l ice Rita Fishlock Pembroke, N . H 26 w Teacher June 30 George Joseph Laferte Suncook, N . H 28 w Mil lworker Manchester Beatrice Ida Godfrey Manchester, N . H 22 w At Home July 8 Wayne Richard Smith Manchester, N H 20 w Pvt. U S Army Manchester Sandra Louise Emery Pembroke, N H 17 w Unemployed July 17 Don Gary Lodge Penacook, N . H 20 w Laborer penacook Jeanne Eloise Chase Pembroke, N . H 19 w Secretary July 20 Robert Shepard Blackmar Pembroke, N . H 35 w Salesman Manchester Adair Campbell Diefendorf Concord, N H 34 w At Home July 21 Berthold LeRoy Nieder Pembroke, N H 36 w Business Chichester, Coral Genneth Twombly Northwood, N H 22 w Secretary
Name, Residence and O f f i c i a l Station of Persons by Whom Married
O iver C Northcott , Penacook, N H Minister of the Gospel Shirley Skerry Snow, Pembroke, N H Justice of the Peace Rev Kenneth E. Nicho s, Warner, N H Ordained Minister of the United Church of Christ Rev A ton D Marsh, Penacook, N H Minister and Justice of the Peace Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H C lergyman Arthur E Roby, Concord, N H Justice of the Peace Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H C ergyman Rev Hubert J . Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H Clergyman Kenneth Sawford, Amherst, N . H Ordained Clergyman Clayton Chi ld , Concord, N . H. Minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church Paul F. Giddis, Pittsfield, N H Justice of the Peace - Judge Rev Julian Carr ier, Ste. Foy, P Q Canada Roman Catholic Priest Rev Charles E Crosby, A lenstown, N H Roman Catholic Priest Rev. John H. Anderson, Concord, N . H Lutheran Clergyman Evelyn Tsiatsios, Manchester, N H Justice of the Peace Rev Benjamin D Tibbetts, Manchester, N H C lergyman Ol iver C Northcott , Penacook, N H Minister of the Gospe E ium Gau t , Manchester, N H. Minister - Unitarian Universalist Rev Franklin H Parker, Chichester, N . H Clergyman
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M A R R I G E S REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N H. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Dote and Place of Name and Surname of Residence of Each at Occupation of Name, Residence and Of f i c io Station Marriage Groom and Bride Time of Marriage Age Color Groom and Bride of Persons by Whom Married
1967 July 22 Al lan Wayne Noe A lenstown, N H 19 W Cement Fnshr Rev Gera d F Cha i four, Al enstown, N H Allenstown Jacquelene Luci le Roy Pembroke, N H 18 W Typist Roman Catho ic Priest July 22 Philip Earl C i l ey Concord, N H 18 W N H Hosp & 1 G . A , Msgr Ernest E Gagnon, A enstown, N H A lenstown Patricia Ann Cota Pembroke, N H 18 W Cashier Roman Catholic Priest July 22 John Fred Taylor Pembroke, N H 22 W Printer Rev Joseph B Hol l iday, Pembroke, N H Pembroke Kay Marie Hadgdon Pembroke, N H 20 W Student Clergyman Ju y 28 John Bruce Hawkes Hooksett, N H 19 W Nationa Fence Shirley S Skerry, Pembroke, N H Pembroke Rosanna Kathleen Fleury Pembroke, N H 15 W At Home Justice of the Peace July 29 Murray Howard Watson, Jr Deerf ield, N H 71 W Retired Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H Pembroke Rebecca Houston Ricard Pembroke, N H 61 W Retired Clergyman July 12 Phi l ip Al len Fortune Pembroke, N H 19 W U S Navy Rev H Franklin Parker, Chichester, N H Chichester Paula Al ice Price Chichester, N H 18 w At Home Clergyman Aug 19 Frederick Russell Spang er, Jr Penocook, N H 21 w Student Rev Joseph B Hol l iday, Pembroke, N H Pembroke Claudia Ann Whitt ington Pembroke, N . H 20 w Student Clergyman Aug 19 Frank Thomas Monahan, Jr Pembroke, N H 27 w School Teacher Rev Norman Limoges, Concord, N . H Concord Frances Mary Burke Concord, N . H 20 w Sdv Bank Teller Roman Catholic Priest Sept 4 Richard Charles Burbank Hooksett, N . H 21 w Stock C erk Rev. Charles E. Crosby, A lenstown, N . H. Allenstown Mary Elizabeth Ha en Suncook, N H 22 w Secretary Roman Catholic Priest Sept 2 Wa t e r W . Miltenberger, III Beth ehem, Pa 21 w Electrician Rev. Charles E Crosby, A lenstown, N H A l lenstown Patricia Ann Marte Pembroke, N H 18 w Secretary Roman Catholic Priest Sept 2 Ernest Parker Wiswe Pembroke, N H 25 w Q Checker Rev Gerald F Chal i four, Allenstown, N H Al lenstown Anita Dorothy Brisbois Pembroke, N H 19 w Computer-Prgme. Roman Catholic Priest Sept 2 James Dexter Denham Delmar, N . Y 19 w Student Wesley Burwel , Concord, N H. Concord Christina Jane Cote Pembroke, N . H 20 w Secretary Minister of the United Church of Christ Sept 3 Keith Wi Ham Ko be Nashua, N H 23 w Manager Trainee Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H Pembroke E en Gree ey French Pembroke, N H 23 w Student Clergyman Sept 16 Paul Joseph No l i n , Jr Concord, N H 20 w Press Operator Rev Charles E Crosby, Allenstown, N H A enstown Luci e Ruth Raymond Pembroke, N H 19 w Bookkeeper Roman Catholic Priest Sept 23 Roger Romeo Laferte Pembroke, N H 22 w Plating Oper Rev Gerald F Cha i four, A enstown, N H Allenstown Carolyn Ann Roberts Concord, N H 21 w Shipping Clerk Roman Catholic Priest O c t . 21 Gera d Noe Jean, Jr. Keene, N . H 23 w Student Rev. Romeo Jean, Montrea , Canada A enstown Mary Jean Kathan Pembroke, N . H 21 w Student Roman Catholic Priest Oct 14 Arthur Joseph Letendre Pembroke, N H 47 w Mechanic Shirley Skerry Snow, Pembroke, N H Pembroke Florence Rhoda Ober Allenstown, N . H 35 w Of f ice Clerk Justice of the Peace Oc t 21 Paul J Marcoux Pembroke, N . H 25 w Emerson Rev Gerald F Samson, Allenstown, N H Al lenstown Cynthia He en Marte A l enstown, N H 19 w Leon Ice Cream Roman Catholic Priest Nov 11 Michael Stevens Bouffard Pembroke, N . H 19 w Laborer Rev. Gerald F Chal i four, Allenstown, N . H Allenstown Lucy Forcier Allenstown, N H. 17
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M A R R I G E S REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date and Place of Name and Surname of Residence of Each at Occupation of Marriage Groom and Bride Time of Marrioge Age Color Groom and Brid
1967 Nov 23 Ernest Joseph Amyst Pembroke, N . H . 22 W Fixer -Mi l l Pembroke Donalee Trudeau Pembroke, N . H 21 W Spinner Nov 24 Robert Henry Hartford Pembroke, N . H 31 W Equip Operator Pembroke Jeannette Clark Grimard Manchester, N . H 32 W Cost Account Nov 25 Carl L Austin Concord, N . H 24 W Factory Operator Bristol Edith E. Hackett B ristol, N . H . 21 W At Home Dec. 2 Robert Hilaire Drou et Pembroke, N . H 20 W Linotypist Manchester Claire Joan Sarette Manchester, N . H 20 W Technician Nov 25 Robert Roland Charron Pittsfield, N H. 26 W Realty Pembroke Frances Louise Childs Pembroke, N . H . 23 W Teacher Dec 9 Henry Joseph Stoneham Pembroke, N . H 29 N Truck Driver Pembroke Jeanette Lula Jackson Pembroke, N . H . 28 N Secretary Nov . 19 Stanley John Walker Nashua, N . H. 16 W Casket Maker Nashua Josie Ceci le Addarie Pembroke, N . H 19 W At Home Dec 21 Charles A l len Kimpflim Pembroke, N . H 22 W Auto Body Rpr Manchester Lynn Cecelia Couch Pembroke, N . H . 19 W Folder - Shoe
Name, Residence and Of f i c ia l Station of Persons by Whom Married
Shirley Skerry Snow, Pembroke, N H Justice of the Peace Shirley Skerry Snow, Pembroke, N H Justice of the Peace Rev Ethel Lee Matthews, Bristo , N H. Baptist Minister Rev Raymond Laferriere, Manchester, N Roman Catholic Priest Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H Clergyman Rev Hubert J Topl i f f , Pembroke, N H Clergyman Eugene E Ricard, Jr , Nashua, N . H Justice of the Peace Nicholas J . Costakis, Manchester, N H Justice of the Peace
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE RETURN IS CORRECT, ACCORDING TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
JOHN B. GOFF Town Clerk
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MARRIGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date and Place of
Death Name and Surname Of the Deceased Age Place of Birth Sex and Condition Occupation Name of Father Maiden Name of Mother
1967 Jan 23 Kevin Raymond LaValley 4 mos 20 days Concord, N H M W s None Raymond LaValley Carol Ann Trottier Pembroke, Jan 31 Lester Raymond Nesbitt 62 Chelsea, Mass. M W M Doctor Charles W Nesbitr Rose Denning Manchester Feb 10 Archi l le Levesque 61 Pembroke, N . H . M W S Label Factory Exdras Levesque Emma LaVal lee Boscawen Feb 18 Samuel Oscar Huggins 85 Pembroke, N . H M W w Mi II hand Frank S Huggins Lucy Fontaine Plymouth Feb 20 Rosanna Fleury 86 Ti l ton, N H F W M Housewife Joseph Desmarais Amelia Marcoux Concord Feb 23 Richard Gustaf Engel 75 Berlin, Germany M W M Contractor Pembroke Mar. 9 Mary Augusta Rand 91 Rye Beach, N H F W S Reporter Joseph J . Rand Helen A Fife Concord Mar 14 Elizabeth E Lea 85 Manchester, N H F W W Housewife Thomas Kelley Bridget Egan Manchester Mar 24 Clayton Guy Chadbourne 55 Embden, Maine M W w Lumberman Cyrus R Chadbourne Stella Steward Pembroke Apr 1 Alexina Neveu 88 Allenstown, N . H F W w Housewife Damase Daneault Marie Roi Manchester Apr 5 Alfred Metivier 56 Pittsfield, N H. M W M Grocer George Metivier Mary Ghagnon Pembroke Apr 15 Mary Grace Peaslee 84 New London, N . H F W S At Home Frank Peaslee A ice Trow Boscawen Apr . 15 Harvey Bartlett Fowler 66 Bow, N . H. M W M Adin Fowler Agnes Batchelder Allenstown May 8 Edward Joseph Lamontagne 71 Schylervi l le, N Y M W S Ret Frank Lamontagne Mary Derocher Goffstown May 5 Earle LeRoy Severance 78 Pembroke, N . H M W w Surveyor John Severance Concord June 3 Stanley E Beard 18 Concord, N . H . M W s Yard man Arthur L Beard Florence V . Hall Manchester Lumber Sup June 28 Caroline A . Dunn 82 No Pembroke, N . H . F W w Housewife Wi l l iam Robinson Nan Corcoran Concord July 25 Anthony Henry Chapdelaine 64 Pembroke, N H M W M Supply Clerk Alexis Chapdelaine Marie Paulhus Pembroke July 28 Henry D Malo 41 Pembroke, N H M W s Laborer Arthur Malo Fabiola Pel etier Manchester Highway Dept
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MARRIGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date and Place of
Death Name and Surname Of the Deceased Age Place of Birth Sex and Condition Occupation Name of Father Maiden Name of Si
1967 Aug 1 James Lester Watterson 17 Concord, N . H . M W s Student Harold D. Watterson Mary Swinnerton Manchester Aug. 15 Levi Winthrop Pitman 85 Jackson, N . H. M W s Farmer Levi C . Pitman Anna Pinkham Pembroke Aug 16 Ella Catherine Saturley 73 Chichester, N H F w M Housewife Lester Hutchinson A l ice Robinson Concord Aug 19 Ardis Hennigan G i le 40 Noe l , Nova Scotia F w M Social Worke r Carl B. Hennigan Anna B Berry Concord Sept. 7 Arthur W. Maroney 76 New London, Conn M w M Ret Carpenter Wi liam Maroney L i l l ian Cormstock Pembroke July 29 Catherine M . Martel 43 Suncook, N H. F w M Housewife George Lappas Mary Ann McNei l Manchester Aug. 13 Albert P. Col l 58 Allenstown, N . H . M w M Construction Octave Col l Albia Letendre Bedford, Mass. Worker Sept. 6 Emeline Caswell 68 Waterv i l le , Maine F w M Housewife Narcisse Langlois Marie Laurendeau Manchester Sept 6 Henry J Dupont 60 Pembroke, N H M w M Liquor Store Cyr i l Dupont Marie Cusson Concord Manager Sept 4 George Boucher 63 M w M Brick Mason Alphonse Boucher Eva Roy Concord Sept 26 Arthur Bussiere 66 West Warren, Mass M w M Bartender Goafron Bussiere Harriet Riel Manchester Social Club Oc t 27 Elwood Philip Sheetz 68 Lancaster, N . H M w M Proprietor Harry Sheetz Sarah Gable Portsmouth O c t . 31 Denis Joseph Morin, Jr . 60 Canada M w M Loom Fixer Denis J . Morin Marie L Rousseau Pembroke
Denis Joseph Morin, Jr .
Nov 8 Emelia Duguay 70 Fal River, Mass F w M Housewife Francis Dupre Delia Latendresse Pembroke Nov 2 Anne Perreault 68 Searsport, Maine F w W Housewife Albert Curtis L i l ly Hurd Manchester Oc t 30 Anna Colby McDonald 87 Washington, N H F w W Housewife Wi l l ie Manley Adel le Brooks Boscawen Nov 8 Margarit E Cadotte 83 Pembroke, N . H . F w W Housewife Wi l l iam Sullivan Susan Nizon Manchester Nov 12 Robert H Murray 44 Lynn, Mass M w M Manager George Murray Jessie Britner Manchester Gen. Elec. Nov 10 Cora Andrews Bowie 71 Olsen, So. Dakota F w M Housewife Charles E. Andrews Carrie S Hanson Manchester
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MARRIGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE, N . H . FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1967
Date and Place of
Death Name and Surname Of the Deceased Age Place of Birth Sex and Condition Occupation Name of Father Maiden Name of Mother
1967 Nov 27 John Sundstrum 76 Sweden M W S Carpenter Niles Sundstrum Louise Johnson Concord Dec. 4 Ralph Fulsom Marston 60 Maiden, Mass M W M Dis Sa es Edward Marston Kathela White Manchester Manager Dec 8 Mary Somers 82 Newbury, Vt F W W Schoo Teacher Daniel D Taisey Mary Laing Concord Nov 24 Baby Boy Mondor Pembroke, N H M W Unknown Carol St Cyr Pembroke Dec 25 Arthur Joseph Boisvert 40 Pembroke, N H M W M Carpenter Oscar Boisvert Delimar Crevier Pembroke Dec 29 Isaac Fafara 81 Haverstraw, N Y M W W Poultry man Isaac Fafara Elizabeth Marcouil ier Concord Dec 30 Wi l iam J Sharp 73 Westmount Que , Canada M W W Lumber Mgr Robert Sharp Margaret McArthur Concord
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE RETURN IS CORRECT, ACCORDING TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
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