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ANNUAL    REPORT 

of  the 

OFFICERS 

of  the 

TOWN  OF  MOULTONBORO 

Fiscal  Year  Ending  December  31 


1963 


This  is  to  certify  that  the  information  contained  in  this 
report  was  taken  from  our  official  records  and  is  complete 
to  the  best  of  our  knowledge  and  belief. 

HORACE  L.  RICHARDSON 
CLYDE  B.  FOSS 
FRANK  E.  McINTIRE 

Selectmen  of  Moultonboro 


INDEX 


List  of  Town  Officers   3 

"Town  Warrant    5 

Summary  Inventory   8 

Budget      9 

Statement  of  Appropriations  &  Taxes  Assessed  . 12 

Comparative  Statement  of  Appro.  &  Expenditures 14 

Financial   Report    16 

Report  of  Town  Clerk 18 

Schedule  of  Town  Property :  19 

Report  of  Tax  Collector   20 

Report  of  Town  Treasurer   26 

Summary  of  Receipts    28 

Summary   of   Payments    29 

Detailed  Statement  of  Receipts  31 

Detailed  Statement  of  Payments    32 

Report  of  Highway  Agents 43 

Report  of  Trust  Funds 47 

Auditor's   Report    50 

Report  of  Library  Treasurer   51 

Report  of  Librarian   52 

Moultonboro  Volunteer  Fire  Department 54 

Report  of  Forest  Fire  Warden    : 56 

Report  of  Bicentennial  Committee 57 

SCHOOL   REPORT  59 

List  of  School  District  Officers   60 

Minutes  of  School  District  Meetings 61 

Minutes  of  Cooperative  School  Organization  Meeting       .  .  70 

School  District  Warrant    75 

Financial  Report  of  School  District   77 

School   Lunch   Program    80 

Statement  of  Bonded  Indebtedness    81 

School  Treasurer's  Report    82 

Auditor's   Report    83 

Report   of   Superintendent    84 

Report  of  Principal 86 

Report  of  School  Nurse    87 

Tuition    Pupils    88 

Graduates  —   1963    89 

Enrollment   and   Teachers    89 

Census  Report  Summaries    90 

Vital  Statistics    91 


Town  Officers 


Representative  to  the  General  Court 

George  Stewart  Lamprey 

Moderator 

Frank  E.  Mclntire 

Town  Clerk 

Mina  E.  Berry 

Selectman 

Horace  L.  Richardson  Clyde  B.  Foss 

Frank  E.  Mclntire 

Treasurer 

Nina  L.  Moulton 

Tax  Collector 

Ernest  L.  Berry 

Health  Officer 

Dr.  Aleksander  Ratsep 

Trustees  of  Trust  Funds 
Ernest  L.  Berry  Fred  E.  Davis 

Abby  S.  Belden 

Overseers  of  the  Poor 

Board  of  Selectmen 

3 


Highway  Agents 

Thomas  Cooney  Leonard  Mallard 

Forest  Fire  Warden 

Ralph  Dale 

Supervisors  of  the  Check  List 

Gilbert  N.  Wiggins  Gordon  Foss 

Wilmont  White 


Library  Trustees 


Isabelle  Behr 
Wilfred  J.  Riley 
Hazel  Dale 


Nina  L.  Moulton 

Fred  E.  Davis 

Clyde  B.  Foss 


TOWN  OF  MOULTONBORO 

State  of  New  Hampshire 

Town  Warrant  for  1963 


To  the  inhabitants  of  the  Town  of  Moultonboro,  in  the 
County  of  Carroll,  in  said  State,  qualified  to  vote  in  Town 
affairs : 


You  are  hereby  notified  to  meet  at  the  Moultonboro 
Central  School  in  said  Moultonboro  on  Tuesday,  the  10th 
day  of  March  1964,  at  ten  of  the  clock  in  the  forenoon  to 
act  upon  the  following  subjects: 

1.  To  choose  by  ballot  and  major  vote  a  Treasurer,  Clerk, 
Tax  Collector,  one  or  more  not  exceeding  two  Highway 
Agents,  one  Selectman  for  three  years,  one  Trustee  of 
the  Trust  Funds  for  three  years,  one  Delegate  to  the 
Constitutional  Convention,  and  such  other  officers 
as  the  voters  may  deem  necessary. 


2.     To  vote  on  the  question  "Shall  Sweepstakes  Tickets 
be  sold  in  this  city  or  town?" 


3.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  hold  the  annual  Town 
Meeting  at  a  late  hour.  Proposed  time  to  have  the 
polls  open  at  5.00  P.  M.  at  which  time  Article  1  of 
the  Warrant,  concerning  the  election  of  Town  Officers, 
would  be  acted  upon.  The  remaining  articles  would  be 
acted  upon  at  8:00  P.  M.  and  the  polls  would  re- 
main open  until  the  meeting  was  adjourned,  or  for 
a  minimum  of  four  hours  as  required  by  law. 

4.  To  raise  and  appropriate  such  sums  of  money  as  may 
be  necessary  to  repair  Highways  and  Bridges  in  said 
Town. 


5.     To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $848.75  for  Town  Road  Aid. 


6.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  authorize  the  Selectmen 
to  borrow  money  in  anticipation  of  taxes  for  the  cur- 
rent year  maintenance  and  operation  expenses,  and 
that  the  Selectmen  be  authorized  to  issue  notes  there- 
for, which  notes  are  to  be  paid  out  of  the  tax  receipts 
of  the  current  year  as  provided  by  the  provision  of 
Acts  of  1953,  Chapter  258,  and  any  amendments 
thereof. 


7.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  allow  a  discount  on 
taxes  paid  in  full  up  to  fifteen  days  after  the  issue 
of  the  tax  bills  by  the  Collector. 

8.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  authorize  the  Tax 
Collector  to  accept  partial  payments  on  account  of 
property  taxes  in  multiples  of  not  less  than  ten  dollars. 


9.  To  see  what  sums  of  money  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise 
and  appropriate  for  the  Laconia  and  Huggins  Hospi- 
tals. 


10.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  accept  a  parcel  of  land 
lying  to  the  south  of  the  Middleneck  Cemetery  and 
adjacent  thereto  for  use  as  a  cemetery,  and  to  raise 
and  appropriate  the  sum  of  $1,000.00  for  leveling, 
surveying  and  improvement  of  same. 

11.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $500.00  for  concerts  to  be  provided  by  the 
Center  Harbor  Band. 


12.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $100.00  for  the  Control  of  White  Pine 
Blister  Rust. 


13.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $500.00  to  defray  costs  of  a  radio  system, 
in  conjunction  with  other  towns  in  the  County. 

14.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $5,000.00  for  reconstruction  of  a  portion 
of  the  Moultonboro  Neck  Road,  providing  the  State 
of  New  Hampshire  will  apportion  the  sum  of 
$10,000.00,  the  total  sum  to  be  expended  under  the 


supervision  of  the  New  Hampshire  Highway  Depart- 
ment. 

15.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  authorize  the  purchase 
of  a  used  bulldozer  to  be  used  primarily  at  the  Town 
Dump,  and  to  raise  and  appropriate  the  sum  of 
$3,000.00  to  purchase  same. 

16.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  install  the  new  Mercury 
Street  Lights,  to  replace  the  old  type  now  in  use,  on 
Lake  Shore  Drive.  (By  Petition) 

17.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  $669.77,  which  is  1/100  of  1%  of  the  asses- 
sed valuation  of  the  Town,  to  the  Lakes  Region  As- 
sociation for  the  purpose  of  publicizing  and  promoting 
the  natural  advantages  and  resources  of  the  Town, 
in  cooperation  with  other  towns  in  the  Lakes  Region. 

18.  To  see  if  the  Town  will  vote  to  raise  and  appropriate 
the  sum  of  Twenty-Five  Hundred  Dollars  ($2,500.00) 
to  improve,  rebuild  and  repair  Coe  Road  and  Eagle 
Shore  Road,  so-called,  in  the  Town  of  Moultonboro. 
(By  Petition) 

19.  To  transact  any  other  business  that  may  legally  come 
before  said  meeting. 

Given  under  our  hands  and  seals  this  22nd  day  of  Feb- 
ruary, A.  D.  1964. 

HORACE  L.  RICHARDSON 
CLYDE  B.  FOSS 
FRANK  E.  McINTIRE 

Selectmen    of   Moultonboro 

A  true  copy  of  warrant  —  Attest: 

HORACE  L.  RICHARDSON 
CLYDE  B.  FOSS 
FRANK  E.  McINTIRE 

Selectmen   of  Moultonboro 

7 


Summary  Inventory 


Land  &  Buildings 

$6,429,400.00 

House  Trailers 

7,850.00 

Electric    Plants 

259,300.00 

Stock  in  Trade 

16,800.00 

Boats  &  Launches,  241 

58,600.00 

Cows,    41 

3,100.00 

Other   Neat   Stock,    13 

950.00 

Sheep  &  Goats,  40 

400.00 

Fowls,  300 

150.00 

Gasoline  Pumps  &  Tanks 

3,900.00 

Road  Building  &  Construction  Machinery 

11,400.00 

Total  Valuations  Before  Exemptions 

$6,791,850.00 

Less  Veteran's  Exemptions  and 
Exemptions  to  the  Blind 

94,100.00 

Net  Valuation  on  Which  Tax  Rate 
is  computed 

$6,679,750.00 

8 


Budget  for  1964 


Estimates  of  Revenues  and  Expenditures  for  the 
Ensuing  Year  January   1,   1964  to  December  31,   1964 

Compared   with 

Estimated  &  Actual  Revenues,  Appropriations  &  Expenditures 
of  the  Previous  Year  January  1,  1963  to  December  31,  1963 


SOURCES  OF  REVENUE 


Estimated           Actual  Estimated 

Revenue  Revenue  Revenue 

Previous           Previous  Ensuing 

Year  1963  Year  1963  Year  196 'U 


From  State: 


Interest  &  Dividends  Tax  $  13,247.33 

Savings  Bank  Tax  721.35 


13,247.33     $  13,247.33 
721.35  721.35 


From  Local  Sources  Except    Taxes: 

Dog    Licenses  400.00 

Business   Licenses   &   Filing   Fees        50.00 
Interest   Received   on 

Taxes    and    Deposits 
Income    of    Departments: 
Dooryard  Fees 
Motor   Vehicle    Permit   Fees 


1,050.00 


2,300.00 
10,100.00 


From  Local  Taxes  Other  Than 
Property  Taxes: 


(a)  Poll  Taxes  —  Regular  @  $2.00  886.00 

(b)  Yield    Taxes  2,000.00 


437.70 
39.00 

981.41 

3,100.00 
11,385.70 


978.00 
1,876.04 


400.00 
30.00 

1,000.00 

3,000.00 
11,000.00 


886.00 
1,000.00 


Total  Revenues  from  All   Sources 

Except  Property  Taxes  $  30,754.68     $  32,766.53     $  31,284.68 


*  Ami.  to  be  raised  by  Property  Taxes 


292,468.76 


Total    Revenues 


$323,753.44 


9 


PURPOSES  OF  EXPEND 


Appro-             Actual  Estimated 

priations  Exp'itures  Exp*itures 

Previous        Previous  Ensuing 

Year  1963  Year  1963  Year  196  U 


Current  Maintenance  Expenses: 
General  Government: 

Town    Officers'    Salaries 
Town    Officers'    Expenses 
Election  &  Registration  Exps. 
Municipal    Court    Expenses 
Expenses  of  Town  Hall  & 

Other   Town    Buildings 
Employees'   Retirement   & 
Social   Security 
Town    Reports 


6,000.00 

$     5,659.73     $     6,000.00 

5,000.00 

5,118.17          5,500.00 

800.00 

617.21           1,200.00 

300.00 

1,000.00 

1,400.00 
1,200.00 


1,354.41 

1,447.94 
1,370.00 


2,000.00 

1,500.00 
700.00 


Protection  of  Persons  &  Property: 


Police    Department                               2,500.00 

2,668.74 

2,500.00 

Fire    Department                                   6,150.00 

7,381.93 

6,150.00 

(Fire  Dept.  $5,950. 

Forest   Fires   $200.) 

Moth   Exterm.  —  Blister   Rust  & 

Care    of   Trees                                      100.00 

100.00 

100.00 

Insurance                                                 1,500.00 

1,303.33 

1,500.00 

Damages  &  Legal  Expenses             2,000.00 

977.41 

1,500.00 

Civil   Defense                                            300.00 

300.00 

Health : 

Health  Dept,  Incl.  Hospitals  1,000.00 

Vital    Statistics  50.00 

Town  Dump  &  Garbage  Removal  3,200.00 


83.81 
3,711.22 


1,200.00 
50.00 

4,000.00 


Highways  &  Bridges: 

Town   Maintenance  —   Summer)    45,000.00 
Town  Maintenance  —  Winter) 
Street    Lighting  2,400.00 

General  Expenses  of  H'way  Dept.  15,000.00 
Town  Road  Aid  852.97 


50,599.31         45,000.00 


2,310.01 

16,487.41 

852.97 


2,500.00 
16,000.00 

848.75 


Libraries 


3,800.00 


3,800.00 


4,000.00 


Public    Welfare. 

Town    Poor 

Old  Age  Assistance 


3,500.00 
3,500.00 


1,913.04 
3,243.03 


3,500.00 
3,500.00 


10 


Patriotic  Purposes: 

Memorial  Day  &  Vets.  Association  150.00  125.00  150.00 

Aid  to  Soldiers  &  Families  200.00  931.74  200.00 

Recreation: 

Parks  &  Playgrounds, 
Including   Band   Concerts  4,500.00  4,623.06  5,000.00 

Public  Service  Enterprises: 

Cemeteries 

Bicentennial 

Advertising  &  Regional  Ass'ns 

Interest : 

On   Temporary   Loans 

On  Long  Term  Notes  &  Bonds 

Highways  &  Bridges: 

Town's  Share 
New    Equipment 

Payments    on   Principal   Debt: 

(a)  Bonds 

(b)  Long    Term    Notes 

County    Taxes 
School    Taxes 

Total   Expenditures  $284,269.13     $288,904.86     $323,753.44 


2,100.00 

2,000.00 

635.38 

2,939.43 

3,595.19 

635.38 

2,500.00 
669.77 

2,000.00 
500.00 

1,545.05 
532.82 

2,000.00 
500.00 

5,000.00 
750.00 

5,000.00 
584.34 

5,000.00 
750.00 

6,000.00 
3,000.00 

6,000.00 
3,000.00 

3,000.00 

32,298.03 

32,298.03 

32,298.03 

118,582.75 

116,095.15 

160,136.98 

11 


Statement  of 
Appropriations  and  Taxes  Assessed 


Town  Officers'  Salaries 

$6,000.00 

Town  Officers'  Expenses 

5,000.00 

Election   &   Registration   Expenses 

800.00 

Town  Reports 

1,200.00 

Town  Hall  &  Other  Bldgs. 

1,000.00 

Social   Security 

1,400.00 

Police  Department 

2,500.00 

Fire  Dept.— $5,950.,  Forest  Fires  —  $200. 

6,150.00 

Blister  Rust 

100.00 

Insurance 

1,500.00 

Municipal  Court 

300.00 

Damages  &  Legal  Expenses 

2,000.00 

Civilian  Defense 

300.00 

Hospitals 

1,000.00 

Vital  Statistics 

50.00 

Town  Dump 

3,200.00 

Town  Maintenance 

45,000.00 

Street  Lighting 

2,400.00 

General   Expenses   of   Highway   Dept. 

15,000.00 

Town   Road   Aid 

852.97 

Libraries 

3,800.00 

Old  Age  Assistance 

3,500.00 

Town  Poor  —  $3,000.,  Veterans'  Aid  —  $200. 

3,700.00 

Memorial  Day 

150.00 

Parks  &  Playgrounds,  Incl.  Band  Concerts 

4,500.00 

Cemeteries 

2,100.00 

Bicentennial 

2,000.00 

Advertising  &  Regional  Associations 

635.38 

State    Aid    Construction 

5,000.00 

New  Equipment 

750.00 

Payment  on  Debt  —  Principal  $6,000. 

Interest  2,500 

8,500.00 

Total  Town  Appropriations 

$130,388.35 

12 


Less  Estimated  Revenues  and  Credits: 

Interest  and  Dividends  Tax  $13,247.33 

Savings  Bank  Tax  721.35 

Yield  Tax  Sources  2,000.00 

Interest  on  Taxes  &  Deposits  1,050.00 

Business  Licenses  &  Fees  50.00 

Dog  Licenses  400.00 

Motor  Vehicle  Permit  Fees  10,100.00 

Dooryard  Fees  2,300.00 

Poll  Taxes,  443   @   $2.00  886.00 


Total  Revenues  and  Credits  $  30,754.86 

Net  Town  Appropriations  $  99,633.49 

Net  School  Appropriations  118,582.75 

County  Tax  Assessment  32,298.03 


Total  of  Town,  School  &  County  $250,514.27 

Plus  Overlay  4,000.23 


Amount  to  be  raised  by  Property  Taxes  $254,514.50 

Taxes  to  be  Committed  to  Collector: 

Property  Taxes  $254,514.50 

Poll  Taxes  886.00 


Total  Taxes  to  be  Committed  to  Collector  $255,400.50 

Tax  Rate  —  $3.80  per  one  hundred  dollars  valuation. 


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15 


Financial  Report 


ASSETS 

Cash  in  hands  of  Treasurer 

Tax  Collector's  Petty  Cash 
Tax  Collector's  Check  Account 


$  37,251.41 


$  50.00 
321.90 


371.90 


Unredeemed  Taxes 

Levy  of  1962 

Uncollected  Taxes: 

Levy  of  1963: 

Property 

Polls 

Yield 


971.89 


$  31,440.30 
148.00 
758.34 


32,346.64 


State  Head  Taxes: 

Levy  of  1963 

Total  Assets 
LIABILITIES 

Accounts   Owned   by  the  Town: 
Bills  Outstanding: 


500.00 
$  71,441.84 


Due  Town  Treasurer 

.90 

Due  Town    Clerk 

7.88 

Due  Tax  Collector 

158.36 

Due  Tax  Payers 

127.01 

$ 


294.15 


Unexpended  Balances  of  Special  Appropriations 


Huggins  Hospital 
Laconia  Hospital 


$500.00 
500.00 


1,000.00 


16 


Due  to  State: 

Head  Tax  Penalties  7.00 

(a)   State  Head  Taxes  —  1963 

Uncollected  $500.00 

Collected,  not  remitted 

to  State  Treasurer  230.00 


730.00 


(b)   Yield  Tax  —  Bond  &  Debt  Retirement 

Uncollected  $126.39 

Collected,  not  remitted 

to  State  Treasurer  $204.98 


Due  to  School  Districts: 


331.37 


Moultonboro  Balance  of  Appropriation  54,771.13 

Gov.  Went  worth  Balance  of  Appropriation  1,768.12 

Long  Term  Notes  Outstanding: 

Fire  House  Notes  ($3,000.  yearly)  9,000.00 

Lee's  Mill  Notes  ($2,000.  yearly)  8,000.00 


Total  Liabilities  $  75,901.77 

Excess  of  Liabilities  over  Assets  $  4,459.93 

Net  Debt  —  December  31,  1962  3,561.37 

Net  Debt  —  December  31,  1963  4,459.93 

Increase  of  Debt  898.56 


17 


Report  of  Town  Clerk 

For  the  Year  Ending  December  31,  1963 


sceipts : 

1962  Motor  Vehicles 

$        169.96 

1963  Motor  Vehicles 

10,862.12 

1964  Motor  Vehicles 

353.62 

Dog-  Licenses 

437.70 

Bicycle  Fees 

23.00 

Due  Town  per  1962  Audit 

1.12 

$ 

11,847.52 

omittances    to    Town    Treasurer: 

1962  Motor  Vehicles 

$        169.96 

. 

1963     Motor  Vehicles 

10,862.12 

1964  Motor  Vehicles 

353.62 

Dog   Licenses 

437.70 

Bicycle  Fees 

23.00 

Due  Town  per  1962  Audit 

1.12 

$ 

11,847.52 

Overpayment   to  Treasurer  7.88 

This  sum  to  be  refunded  to  Town  Clerk  in  1964 

Respectfully  submitted, 

MINA  E.  BERRY 

Town   Clerk 


18 


Schedule  of  Town  Property 


1.  Town  Hall,  Lands  &  Buildings  $     3,000.00 
Furniture  &  Equipment  100.00 

2.  Libraries,  Lands  &  Buildings  13,000.00 
Furniture   &   Equipment  2,500.00 

3.  Fire  Dept.,  Lands  &  Buildings  31,200.00 
Equipment  30,000.00 

4.  Highway  Dept.,  Equipment  1,500.00 

5.  Schools,   Lands   &   Buildings  160,000.00 
Equipment  3,000.00 

6.  Lee  Lot,  Red  Hill  250.00 

7.  16  Acres  Ossipee  Mt.  Lot  100.00 

8.  %  Acre  Stony  Island  100.00 

$244,750.00 


19 


Report  of  Tax  Collector 

ERNEST    L.    BERRY 


SUMMARY  OF  WARRANT 

PROPERTY, 

POLL   AND  YIELD  TAXES 

Levy  of  1963 

— DR.— 

Taxes  Committed  to 

Collector : 

Property  Taxes 

$254,514.50 

Poll  Taxes 

886.00 

Total  Warrant 

$255,400.50 

Yield  Taxes 

1,129.38 

Added   Taxes: 

Property  Taxes 

$        984.20 

Poll  Taxes 

64.00 

$ 

1,048.20 

Interest  Collected 

15.33 

Total  Debits 

— CR.— 

$257,593.41 

Remittances  to  Treasurer: 

Property  Taxes 

$218,653.47 

Poll  Taxes 

752.00 

Yield  Taxes 

371.04 

Interest  Collected 

15.33 

$219,791.84 

Discount  Allowed 

3,616.80 

Abatements : 

Property  Taxes 

1,788.13 

Poll  Taxes 

50.00 

$     1,838.13 

Uncollected  Taxes  -  Per  Collector's  List: 

Property  Taxes  31,440.30 


Poll  Taxes 
Yield  Taxes 

148.00 
758.34 

Total  Credits 

$  32,346.64 

$257,593.41 

20 


SUMMARY  OF  WARRANT 
PROPERTY,   POLL   AND  YIELD  TAXES 

Levy  of  1962 
—DR.— 


Uncollected  Taxes  .  January  1,  1963: 

Property  Taxes  $  33,545.95 

Poll    Taxes  204.00 

Yield  Taxes  1,051.04 


$  34,800.99 
Cash  on  Hand  -  January  1,  1963  .01 


Added  Taxes: 

Property  Taxes  682.55 

Poll   Taxes  32.00 

Bank  Stock  Tax  7.00 

Interest  Collected  956.54 


Total  Debits  $  36,479.09 

— CR.— 


Remittances  to  Treasurer: 


Property  Taxes 

$  33,895.94 

Bank  Stock  Tax 

7.00 

Poll  Taxes 

226.00 

Yield  Taxes 

1,051.04 

Interest   Collected 

956.54 

$  36,136.52 

Discount   Allowed:  21.65 


Abatements : 

Property  Taxes 
Poll  Taxes 

310.92 
10.00 

$ 

320.92 

Total  Credits 

$  36,479.09 

21 


SUMMARY  OF  WARRANT 
PROPERTY,   POLL   AND   YIELD   TAXES 


Levy 

of 

1961 

— DR 

. — 

Uncollected  Taxes  ■ 

January 

1, 

1963: 

Property  Taxes 
Yield  Taxes 

$ 

94.40 
453.96 

Interest  Collected 

$ 

548.36 
9.54 

Total  Debit 

< 

_CR.— 

Remittances  to  Treasurer: 

Property  Taxes  $  90.90 

Yield  Taxes  453.96 

Interest  Collected  9.54 


?        557.90 


$        554.40 

Abatements : 

Property  Taxes  3.50 


Total    Credits  $        557.90 


22 


SUMMARY  OF  WARRANT 

STATE  HEAD  TAX 

Levy  of  1963 

— DR.— 

State  Head  Taxes  Committed  to  Collector: 


Original  Warrant 
Added  Taxes 

$ 

2,885.00 
155.00 

3,040.00 
7.00 

Total   Commitment 
Penalties  Collected 

$ 

Total    Debits 

$ 

3,047.00 

— CR.— 


Remittances  to  Treasurer: 

Head    Taxes  $     2,445.00 

Penalties  7.00 


$  2,452.00 

Abatements  95.00 

Uncollected  Head  Taxes 

Per  Collector's  List  500.00 


Total  Credits  $     3,047.00 


23 


SUMMARY  OF  WARRANT 

STATE  HEAD  TAX 

Levy  of  1962 

—DR.— 

Uncollected  Taxes  -  January  1,  1963         $660.00 
Added   Taxes  105.00 

Penalties  Collected  63.50 


Total  Debits 

$ 

-CR.— 

Remittances  to  Treasurer: 

Head   Taxes 
Penalties 

$735.00 
63.50 

Abatements 

$ 

798.50 
30.00 

Total   Credits 

$ 

828.50 


828.50 


24 


SUMMARY  OF  TAX  SALES  ACCOUNTS 
AS  OF  DECEMBER  31,  1963 

—DR.— 


Tax   Sale    on   Account    of   Levies    of: 


1962 


1961 


(a)   Taxes  Sold  to  Town  during 


— CR.— 

Remittances    to    Treasurer  $        593.18     $ 

Remittance  to   Town 

Abatements 

Unredeemed  Taxes  at  Close  of  Year     971.89 


344.79 
36.53 


Total    Credits 

$ 

1,565.07 

Unredeemed  Taxes  From  Tax  Sales: 

1962 

William    &    Marjorie    R.    Clark 

41.73 

Walter    L.    Koenig 

600.13 

N.  H.  Forest  Development  Inc. 

284.59 

Leland   Porter 

22.72 

Hazel    Straw 

22.72 

381.32     $ 


1960 


Current   Year                              $     1,554.46 

$ 

$ 

(b)  Balance  of  Unredeemed  Taxes 

January  1,  1963 

358.45 

31.04 

Interest  Collected   After   Sale                      4.70 

18.37 

Redemption    Costs                                          5.91 

4.50 

Total    Debits                           $     1,565.07 

$ 

381.32     $ 

31.04 

31.04 


31.04 


971.89 

Respectfully  submitted 
ERNEST  L.  BERRY 

Tax  Collector 


25 


Report  of  Town  Treasurer 


Receipts 

Balance  in  hands  of  Treasurer  Jan.  1,  1963  $  34,102.70 

From  Ernest  L.  Berry,  Tax  Collector: 

Property  Taxes,  Current  Year  $218,653.47 

Poll  Taxes,   Current  Year  752.00 

Yield  Taxes,  Current  Year  371.04 

State  Head  Taxes,  Current  Year  2,445.00 

Property  &  Yield  Taxes,  Previous  Years  35,498.83 

Poll  Taxes,  Previous  Years  226.00 

Head  Taxes,  Previous  Years  735.00 

Interest  Received   on   Taxes  981.41 

Penalties  on  State  Head  Taxes  70.50 

Tax   Sales   Redeemed  937.97 

From  State  Treasurer: 

Town   Road  Aid  4,128.41 

Interest  &  Dividends  Tax  13,247.33 

Savings  Bank  Tax  721.35 

Blister  Rust  6.40 

Water  Resources  Board  153.90 

For  Fighting  Forest  Fires  620.51 

Reimbursement  a/c  Old  Age  Assistance  316.29 

From  Local  Sources: 

From  Mina  E.  Berry,  Town  Clerk: 

Registration   of   Motor   Vehicles  11,385.70 

Dog  Licenses  437.70 

Bicycle  Fees  23.00 

Filing  Fees  16.00 

Dooryard  Fees  3,100.00 

From  Special  Road  Receipts: 

Beede  Shore  Residents  165.00 

Frye  Road  Residents  75.00 

Far  Echoes  Road  Residents  350.00 

Castle  Shores  Road  Residents  111.00 

Ash  Cove  Road  Residents  200.00 


26 


Receipts  Other  Than  Current  Revenue: 

Meredith  Trust  Co.,  temporary  loans  108,454.95 

Meredith  Trust  Co.,  Lee's  Mill  Notes  8,000.00 

Refunds  &  Miscellaneous: 

Town  of  Sandwich,  Perambulating  Town  Lines  273.00 

Mina  E.  Berry,  refund  to  town  per  audit  1.12 

Ernest  L.  Berry,  refund  .01 

Historical  Society,  Sale  of  booklets  620.00 

Camp  Iroquois,  on  programs  15.00 

Town  Treasurer,  over  deposit  .90 

Town  Clerk,  over  remittance  to  Treasurer  7.88 

Gilbert  Wiggins,  refund  on  Elec.  &  Registration  41.85 

Gifts. 

Squam  Lakes  Association,  for  Bicentennial  100.00 

Sale  of  Town  Property: 

Marjorie  Greene,  Lot  #8,  Ked  Hill  Cemetery  40.00 

F.  E.  &  D.  Davis,  Lot  #44,  Red  Hill  Cemetery  40.00 

Philip  Benson,  Lot  #18,  Red  Hill  Cemetery  40.00 

Lester  &  Adele  Taylor,  Lot  #26,  Red  Hill  Cemetery  40.00 
Richard  &  Gloria  Plaisted,  Lot  #24,  R.  H.  Cemetery  40.00 
Elsie  Rogers  Estate,  Lot  #30,  Red  Hill  Cemetery  30.00 
Cedric  &  Lena  Tibbetts,  i/2Lot  #20,  Red  Hill  Cem.  20.00 
Clifford  &  Mildred  Hood,  i/2Lot  #20,  Red  Hill  Cem.  20.00 


Total  Receipts  from  All  Sources  $447,616.22 

Total  Expenditures  410,364.81 


Balance  in  Hands  of  Treasurer,  Dec.  31,  1963         $  37,351.41 

Respectfully  submitted, 
NINA  A.  MOULTON, 

Treasurer 


27 


Summary  of  Receipts 


From  Local  Taxes  $260,707.75 

From  State  19,194.19 

From  Local  Sources,  Except  Taxes  15,863.40 

Receipts  other  than  Current  Revenue  119,665.13 

Total  Receipts  from  All  Sources  $415,430.47 

Cash  on  hand  Jan.  1,  1963  34,102.70 

$449,533.17 


Summary  of  Payments 


General  Government: 

1.  Town  Officers'  Salaries  $     5,659.73 

2.  Town  Officers'  Expenses  5,118.17 

3.  Election    &    Registration    Expenses  617.21 

4.  Town   Reports  1,370.00 

5.  Expenses  of  Town  Hall  &  Other  Bldgs  1,354.41 

Protection  of  Persons  &  Property: 

6.  Police  Department  2,668.74 

7.  New  Fire  House  381.81 

8.  Fire    Department  5,950.00 

9.  Forest  Fires  1,431.93 

10.  Blister  Rust  100.00 

11.  Insurance  1,303.33 

12.  Bounties  1.00 

Health : 

13.  Vital    Statistics  83.81 

14.  Town    Dump  3,711.22 

Highways  &  Bridges: 

15.  Town  Maintenance  50,599.31 

16.  Street   Lighting  2,310.01 

17.  General   Expenses   of  Highway  Dept.  16,487.41 

Libraries : 

18.  Library   Appropriation  3,800.00 

Public  Welfare: 

19.  Old  Age  Assistance  3,243.03 

20.  Town    Poor  1,913.04 

* 

Patriotic  Purposes: 

21.  Bicentennial  3,595.19 

22.  Memorial  Day  125.00 

23.  Aid  to  Soldiers  931.74 

29 


Recreation : 

24.  Parks  &  Playgrounds  4,123.06 

25.  Band  Concerts  500.00 

Public   Service  Enterprises: 

26.  Cemeteries  2,939.43 

27.  Lee's   Mill  Appropriation  7,982.86 

Unclassified : 

28.  Damages  &  Legal  Expenses  977.41 

29.  Advertising    &    Regional   Associations  635.38 

30.  Taxes   bought  by  Town  1,554.46 

31.  Discounts,    Abatements    &    Refunds  782.84 

32.  Social  Security  1,447.94 

Interest : 

33.  Paid  on  Temporary  Loans  1,545.05 

34.  Paid  on  Long  Term  Notes  435.32 

35.  Paid  on  Bonded  Debt  97.50 

Outlay  for  New  Construction: 

36.  State  Aid  Construction  5,000.00 

37.  New  Equipment  584.34 

Indebtedness : 

38.  Payments   on  Temporary   Loans  110,000.00 

39.  Payments  on  Long  Term  Notes  3,000.00 

40.  Payments  on  Bonded  Debt  6,000.00 

Payments  to  Other  Governmental  Divisions: 

41.  State  Head  Taxes  2,861.00 

42.  Yield  Tax  Debt  Retirement  294.00 

43.  Taxes  Paid  to  County  32,298.03 

44.  Payments  to   School  Districts  116,095.15 


Total  Payments  for  All  Purposes  $411,909.86 

Cash  on  hand  Dec.  31,  1963  $  37,623.31 


30 


Detailed  Statement  of  Receipts 


From  Local  Taxes: 

1. 

Property  Taxes,   Current   Year 

$218,653.47 

2. 

Poll  Taxes,  Current  Year 

752.00 

3.' 

Yield  Taxes,  Current  Year 

371.04 

4. 

State  Head  Taxes,  Current  Year 

2,445.00 

5. 

Property  &  Yield  Taxes,  Previous  Years 

35,498.83 

6. 

Poll  Taxes,  Previous  Years 

226.00 

7. 

Head  Taxes,  Previous  Years 

735.00 

8. 

Interest  Received  on  Taxes 

981.41 

9. 

Penalties  on  State  Head  Taxes 

70.50 

10. 

From 

Tax  Sales  Redeemed 
oiaxe : 

974.50 

11. 

Town   Road   Aid 

4,128.41 

12. 

Interest  &  Dividends  Tax 

13,247.33 

13. 

Saving's  Bank  Tax 

721.35 

14. 

Blister  Rust 

6.40 

15. 

Water  Resources  Board 

153.90 

16. 

For   Fighting   Forest   Fires 

620.51 

17.  Reimbursement  a/c  Old  Age  Assistance  316.29 

From  Local  Sources,  Except  Taxes: 

18.  Dog  Licenses  437.70 

19.  Business   Licenses  &   Filing  Fees  39.00 

20.  Matching  Road  Funds  901.00 

21.  Dooryard  Fees  3,100.00 

22.  Motor    Vehicle    Permits  11,385.70 

Receipts  Other  Than  Current  Revenue: 

23.  Temporary  Loans  110,000.00 

24.  Long  Term  Notes  8,000.00 

25.  Refunds  959.76 

26.  Gifts  100.00 

27.  Sale   of   Town   Property  270.00 

28.  To  record  Tax   Collector's   Petty   Cash  50.00 
To  record  cash  collected  by  Tax  Collector 

to  be  refunded  to  tax  payers  127.01 

Excess  Collections  due  Tax  Collector  158.36 


Total  Receipts  from  All  Sources  $415,430.47 

Cash  on  hand  Jan.  1,  1963  34,102.70 


$449,533.17 


31 


Detailed  Statement  of  Payments 


General  Government: 

1.  Town  Officers'  Salaries: 

Horace  L.  Richardson,  Selectman  $        500.00 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  Selectman  500.00 

Frank  E.  Mclntire,  Selectman  500.00 

Ernest    L.    Berry,    Tax    Collector  2,671.73 

Mina  E.  Berry,  Town  Clerk  500.00 

Nina  L.  Moulton,  Town  Treasurer  500.00 

Leonard  M.  Smart,  Auditor  218.00 

George  O.  Stewart,  Auditor  126.00 

Leon  J.  Sturtevant,  Auditor  44.00 

Dr.  Aleksander  Ratsep,  Health  Officer  100.00 


$     5,659.73 


2.  Town  Officers'  Expenses: 

Charles  C.  Rogers  Co.,  Inc.,  supplies                       $  28.98 

Brown  &  Saltmarsh  Inc.,  supplies  102.39 

Association  of  N.  H.  Assessors,  dues  6.00 

N.   H.    Municipal    Association,    dues  40.72 

N.  E.  Tel.  &  Tel.  Co.  120.33 

Associated   Office   Machine   Co.,   repairs  17.50 

The  Colby  Press,  supplies  20.58 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  bonds  210.20 

Meredith  News,  notices,  supplies,  etc.  143.78 
Horace  L.  Richardson,  assessing,  tax  meeting, 

mileage,  etc  762.50 
Clyde  B.  Foss,  assessing,  tax  meeting, 

mileage,  etc.  374.50 
Frank  E.  Mclntire,  assessing,  tax  meeting, 

mileage,  etc.  242,00 

Dorothy  W.  Davis,  Clerical  1,549.08 

Jessie  Thompson,  envelopes  &  postage  312.70 

Mina  E.  Berry,  permits  512.81 

Branham  Publishing  Co.,  supplies  17.20 

Nina  L.  Moulton,  travel  expenses  50.00 

Ernest  L.  Berry,  tax  meeting,  tax  sale,  etc.  136.80 

Estella  M.  White,  report  .80 

N.  H.  City  &  Town  Clerk's  Ass'n,  dues  6.00 

Sargent  Brothers,  tax  bills  84.30 

Treasurer,  State  of  N.  H.,  boat  registrations  173.84 

Preston  B.  Smart,  services  10.00 

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Edson  C.  Eastman  Co.,  supplies  101.53 

Dr.  Aleksander  Ratsep,  inspection  6.45 

Registry  of  Deeds,  real  estate  transfers  84.18 

N.  H.  Tax  Collector's  Association,  dues  3.00 


$     5,118.17 


3.  Election  &  Registration  Expenses: 

Frank  E.  Mclntire,  Moderator  $          28.00 

Wilmot  White,  Supervisor  89.25 

Gilbert   N.   Wiggins,   Supervisor  (41.85   refund)            85.70 

Gordon  Foss,   Supervisor  37.50 

Meredith  News,  checklists,  notices,  etc.  95.45 

Horace  Richardson,  services  44.00 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  services  28.00 

Mina  E.  Berry,  services  28.00 

Margaret  Walker,  Ballot  Clerk  21.00 

Mary  Smith,  Ballot  Clerk  21.00 

Maurice  White,  Ballot  Clerk  21.00 

Nelson  Lambert,  Ballot  Clerk  10.50 

Leila  Gillooly,  lunches  15.80 

M.  Roy  Foss,  Janitor  35.00 

Charles  C.  Rogers  Co.,  file  57.01 


$        617.21 


4.  Town  Reports: 

The  Meredith  News,  1,200  reports  $     1,370.00 

5.  Expenses  of  Town  Hall  &  Other  Bldgs.: 

Ellen's  General  Store,  supplies  $  2.91 

Fred  E.  Davis,  repairs  to  Town  Hall  1,273.50 

Richard  Vappi,  decorating  Xmas  tree  &  new  lights       78.00 


$     1,354.41 


Protection  of  Persons  &  Property: 

6.  Police  Department: 

Frank  E.  Mclntire,  time  &  mileage  $        330.00 

Chester  A.  Wilder,  time  &  mileage  333.65 

Harry  W.  Perkins,  time  &  mileage  1,054.10 

Harold   Tilton,   time   &   mileage  923.60 

W.  S.  Darley  &  Co.,  badges  27.39 


$     2,668.74 


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7.  New  Fire  House: 

Robert  W.  Judge,  balance  on  heating  contract  $381.81 

8.  Fire  Department: 

Richard   Plaisted,   Treasurer   Fire   Dept.  $5,950.00 

9.  Forest  Fires: 

Ralph   Dale,   State  Forest   Fire   Warden  $        554.56 

Dept.  of  Resources  &  Economic  Development,  tools       84.00 

Treasurer,  State  of  N.  H.,  pumps  113.14 

Moultonboro   Fire    Dept.,    pumper  31.50 

Arey's  Marina,  food,  gas  &  oil  20.36 

Meredith   News,  notices  12.00 

Expended  for  all  other  Labor  616.17 


$     1,431.93 

10.  Blister  Rust: 

William  H.  Messeck,  State  Forester  $        100.00 

11.  Insurance: 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  Employee's  Liability,  Town  Bldgs., 

&  monies  insurance  $     1,303.33 

12.  Bounties: 

Frank  E.  Mclntire,  hedgehog  bounties  $            1.00 

Health: 

13.  Vital  Statistics: 

Mina  E.  Berry,  Town  Clerk  $          83.81 

14.  Town  Dump: 

Tracy  Moulton,  labor  &  dozer  operator  $     2,910.86 

Burleigh  Moulton,  moving  dozer  10.00 

David  Rand,  labor  &  truck  19.45 

Wayne  Richardson,  power  saw  &  truck  14.00 

Ralph  Dale,  spark  plugs  for  fire  pump  4.00 

Everett  Bickford,  tractor  &  fill  177.00 

Vern's  Garage,  work  on  pump  &  gas  5.15 

Town  of  Sandwich,  bulldozer  365.00 

Earle  Peaslee,  moving  dozer  12.00 

Thomas    Cooney,    bulldozer  38.25 

Robert  Shaw,  labor  7.50 

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Horace  Richardson,  labor  16.00 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  labor  &  mileage  4.00 

C.  A.  Davis,  slabs  10.16 

Tilton  Sand  &  Gravel  Inc.,  gravel  16.35 

Everett  Bodge,  labor  22.50 

Lloyd  George,  labor  9.00 

Afsco   Equipment,    Inc.,   bulldozer  70.00 


$     3,711.22 


Highways  &  Bridges: 

15.  Town  Maintenance: 

East  Side,  Agent  Thomas  Cooney 

Summer  Maintenance        $  6,204.24 
Winter  Maintenance  10,706.45 


$  16,910.69 

West  Side,  Agent  Leonard  Mallard 

Summer  Maintenance        $  9,711.30 
Winter  Maintenance  23,977.32 


$  33,688.62 

$  50,599.31 

16.  Street  Lighting: 

White  Mt.  Power  Co.,  street  lights                          $  2,310.01 

17.  General  Expenses  of  Highway  Dept.: 

Wirthmore  Stores,  salt  &  culverts                           $  3,141.60 

The  Chemical  Corporation,  calcium  chloride  605.75 

N.  H.  Bituminous  Co.,  asphalt  2,977.66 

Lewis  H.  Frye,  labor,  power  saw  &  truck  71.25 

Jess  Olden,  cold  patch,  labor  &  truck  315.50 

Leonard  Mallard,  foreman,  truck,  loader  &  grader  368.00 

Town  of  Sandwich,  grader  368.00 

Horace  Richardson,  labor  &  truck  650.90 

Clyde  B.  Foss,  labor  16.00 

Maurice  Allard,  labor  64.00 

Delmar  Mclntire,  labor  55.50 

Austin  Morrill,   labor  12.00 

Everett   Bickford,   truck  111.00 

David  Rand,  labor  39.00 

John  McCormack,  labor  49.50 

Phil  Traversy,  labor  24.00 


Thomas  Cooney,  foreman  &  truck  209.60 

Thomas  Cooney,  Castle  Shores  Road,  repairs  222.00 

Arthur  Solomon,  bulldozer  221.00 

Mrs.  Almon  Evans,  trucks  339.30 

David  Thompson,  labor  42.00 

Wayne  Richardson,  labor  3.00 

Roland  Clifford,  labor  3.00 

Ernest  Hunter,  gravel  20.00 

Aldrich  Taylor,  gravel  110.00 
Colby  Marine  Construction,  repairs  Harilla  Landing      204.53 

C.  A.  Davis,  materials  21.42 

Arthur  Wakefield,  dozer  operator  32.00 

Russell  Moulton,  labor  48.00 

Meredith  News,  notices  36.00 

Verne  Richardson,  brush  king  147.00 

Robert    Shaw,    Jr.,    labor  48.00 

Mark  T.   Colburn,  labor  22.50 

Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment,  plowing  40.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Coe  Road  200.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Shaker  Jerry  3,000.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Kimball  Road  100.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment 

Mountain  Road  583.40 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Kona  Road  500.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Frye  Road  150.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Lunt  Road  200.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Far  Echoes  Road  600.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Ash  Cove  Road  200.00 
Lauris  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment, 

Beede  Road  315.00 


$  16,487.41 


Libraries : 


18.  Nina  L.  Moulton,  Treasurer,  Appro.      $     2,652.50 


Adele   Taylor,   Librarian 

Lester  Taylor,  Janitor 

Virginia  F.  Price,  assisting  librarian 


600.00 

480.00 

67.50 

$     3,800.00 


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Public  Welfare: 


19.  Old  Age  Assistance: 

State  of  N.  H.,  Dept.  of  Public  Welfare 

20.  Town  Poor: 

County  of  Strafford,  provisions 

Laconia  Clinic,  services 

Laconia   Hospital,   services 

Twin  Gates  Manor,  nursing  care 

Dr.  Charles  Cataldo,  services 

Meredith  Pharmacy,  medicines 

Huggins  Hospital,  services 

Dr.  Aleksander  Ratsep,  services 

Peter  0.  Larson,  storage  &  distribution  of 

surplus   commodities 
Carroll  County  Home,  delivering  surplus  foods 
Carroll  County  Commisssioners,  surplus  foods 
John  P.  Ives,  storage  &  distribution  of  foods 


$3,243.03 


$        741.45 

61.20 

343.25 

192.50 

10.00 

104.17 

140.31 

36.00 

100.00 

6.79 

37.37 

140.00 

$     1,913.04 


Patriotic  Purposes: 

21.  Bicentennial: 

Adele  Taylor,  Treasurer 

Fletcher's    Paint   Works,    materials 

Clyde  B.  Foss  Agency,  insurance 

The  Meredith  News,  Bicentennial  Books 

Lawrence    Porter,    services 

Harry  W.  Perkins,  Police 


$     2,100.00 

24.14 

490.00 

800.00 

100.00 

81.05 

$     3,595.19 


22.  Memorial  Day: 

Center  Harbor  Band 
Hi-There  Cafe,  ice  cream 
Rev.  Edwin  J.  Godden,  address 
Rev.  Arthur  Melancen 
Meredith  TV,  loud  speaker 
Meredith  Gardens,  wreaths 


$  50.00 

9.00 

25.00 

15.00 

5.00 

21.00 

$        125.00 


23.  Aid  to  Soldiers: 

Dr.  Francis  J.  C.  Dube 


$  50.00 


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Huggins  Hospital  604.74 

Dr.  Aleksander  Ratsep  277.00 


$        931.74 


24.  Parks  &  Playgrounds: 

Michael  J.  Murray,  Instructor  $        450.00 

Shirley  Dale,  Playground  assistant  90.00 

Ralph  Wakefield,  labor  750.00 

Ralph  Wakefield,  fork  5.95 

Ellen's  General  Store,  supplies  40.77 

Lloyd  George,  labor  3.00 

Everett  Bodge,  labor  7.50 

Robert  Shaw,  labor  7.50 

Cardigan  Sport  Shop,  baseball  equipment  51.70 

Clark's  Sign  Shop,  signs  200.00 

Russell  Moulton,   labor  708.00 
Horace  Richardson,  labor,  truck,  loam  &  gravel       178.00 

Moultonboro  Plumbing  &  Hardware,  stain  3.05 

Larry  B.  Davis,  rubbish  removal  589.00 

E.  M.  Heath,  supplies  18.57 

Meredith  News,  notices  37.80 

George  Hathaway,  truck  1.50 

Everett  Bickford,  truck  &  chain  saw  47.25 

David  Rand,  labor  &  truck  29.00 

Frank  Mclntire,  labor  16.00 

Thomas  Cooney,  cold  patch,  truck  &  sand  68.90 

David  Thompson,  labor  15.00 

John  Oliver,  labor  16.50 

Afsco  Equipment  Corp.,  bulldozer  336.50 

Robert  Shaw,  Jr.,  labor  54.75 

Wayne   Richardson,   labor  17.25 

Ralph  Dale,  labor  80.00 

Gerald  Wallace,  tree  removal  75.00 

George  C.  Rhodes,  lumber  24.96 

R.  A.  Lamprey,  cleaning  tanks  40.00 

Fred  E.  Davis,  labor  &  materials  159.61 


$     4,123.06 

25.  Band  Concerts 

Center  Harbor  Band  $500.00 

26.  Cemeteries: 

Charles  Tate,  labor  $     1,060.00 

Stewart  Tate,  labor  657.23 

Everett  Bickford,  labor  &  truck  195.81 

Charles  Bickford,  labor  63.00 

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E.  M.  Heath,  supplies  40.24 

Fred  E.  Davis,  labor  &  materials  75.00 

Horace  Richardson,  loam  150.00 

Vern's  Garage,  repairs  lawn  mower  19.33 

Prescott  Lumber  Co.,  pine  6.77 

Russell  Moulton,   labor  252.00 

C.  A.  Davis,  materials  3.20 

C.  W.  Moulton,  repairs  lawn  mower  8.00 

Ellen's  General  Store,  supplies  6.60 

Wendell  S.  Racine,  truck  10.00 

Robert  Brown,  labor  13.50 

Lyman  Scribner,  labor  &  truck  378.75 


$     2,939.43 


27.  Lee's  Mills 


Francis  G.  Hambrook,  survey                                    $  59.00 

Charles  Tate,  labor  1.50 

Leonard  Mallard,  grader  18.00 

Vern's  Garage,  truck  25.00 

Everett  M.  Bickford,  truck  &  fill  264.50 

Horace  Richardson,  labor  &  truck  512.75 

George  C.  Rhodes,  oak  24.00 

Pearson's  Paint  &  Hardware,  rods  5.01 

Thomas  Cooney,  gravel  10.50 

Mrs.  Almon  Evans,  truck  106.20 

L.  E.  Avery,  labor  &  equipment  4,387.50 

Afsco  Equipment  Corp.,  Bulldozer  1,033.50 

Ralph  Dale,  labor  304.70 

Structural   Concrete   Corp.,   dock   slabs  910.00 

Ernest  Hanley,  30  piles  180.00 

Robert  Shaw,  labor  4.50 

C.  A.  Davis,  slabs  and  oak  logs  38.20 

Russell  Moulton,  labor  55.50 

David  Rand,  labor  4.50 

Arthur  Wakefield,  Jr.,  labor  8.00 

$     7,982.86 

Unclassified : 

28.  Damages  &  Legal  Expenses: 

Horace    Richardson,    time    &    mileage                    $  83.00 

Preston  B.  Smart,  deed  work  5.00 

Eliot  U.  Wyman,  legal  services  60.00 
Town  of  Center  Harbor,  %  cost  of 

Bay  District  meeting  12.20 

Wakefield  &  Ray,  legal  services  20. 00* 

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Registry  of  Deeds,  deed  3.45 

Nighs  wander,  Lord  &  Bownes,  legal  services  739.76 


$        977.41 


29.  Advertising  &   Regional   Associations: 

Lakes  Region  Asosciation,  appropriation  $635.38 

30.  Taxes  bought  by  Town: 

Ernest   L.   Berry,   Tax   Collector: 

William  &  Marjorie  R.  Clarke  $      41.73 

Walter  L.  Koenig  829.97 

Chester  A.  Leach  23.97 

N.  H.  Forest  Development  Inc.  284.59 

Leo  P.  &  Nellie  O'Connell  111,28 

Leland  Porter  22.72 

Courtland  S.   &  Shirley  Randall  194.76 

Hazel   Straw  22.72 

Arthur  D.  &  Anne  Wakefield  22.72 


$     1,554.46 


31.  Discounts,  Abatements  &  Refunds: 


Leonard  Smart,  refund  on  taxes  $  36.50 

Ernest  L.  Berry,  tax  refund  on  overpayment  136.47 

Thomas  Cooney,  refund  per  1962  audit  30.10 

J.  R.  Caulk,  tax  refund  10.00 
Nina  L.  Moulton,  refund  to  Library  on  fines 

collected  and  paid  to  Town  50.00 

Arthur  E.  Rideout,  refund  on  town  tax  on  car  29.52 

Harold  Frye,  refund  on  town  tax  on  truck  3.92 

Loring  P.  Litchfield,  dooryard  refund  10.00 

Geo.  F.  Schulz,  refund  on  town  tax  on  car  6.45 

Erwin  F.  Herrick,  refund  on  taxes  54.75 
Joseph  T.  D'Ambrosio,  refund  on  Louise  Janis 

redemption  198.33 
Joseph  T.  D'Ambrosio,  refund  Louise  Janis 

1961  taxes,  sold  by  error  42.43 
Ernest  L.  Berry,  redemption  1961  Janis  Property         42.43 

A.  R.  Brink,  refund  on  town  tax  on  car  3.02 

Vera  Rockefeller,  refund  head  &  poll  taxes  12.00 

Lewis  Batchelder,  refund  auto  permit  3.55 

Geo.  W.  &  Beatrice  C.  Smith,  refund  on  boat  taxes  19.00 

Gustavo  de  Bustamonte,  refund  on  taxes  76.00 

Thelma  Moulton,  refund  on  town  tax  on  car  8.37 

Walter  Johnson,   dooryard   refund  10.00 

$  782.84 
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32.  Social  Security: 

N.  H.  State  Treasurer,  Town's  Share  $1,447.94 

Interest : 

33.  Paid  on  Temporary  Loans: 

Meredith  Trust  Co.  $1,545.05 

34.  Paid  on  Long  Term  Notes: 

Meredith  Trust  Co.,  fire  house  notes  $435.32 

35.  Paid  on  Bonded  Debt: 

The  People's  National  Bank,  T.  R.  A.  bond  $97.50 

Outlay  for  New  Construction: 

36.  State  Aid  Construction: 

Treasurer,  State  of  New  Hampshire  $5,000.00 

37.  New   Equipment: 

Addressograph-Multigraph  Corp.,  plates    $129.34 
Porter  Office  Machine  Co.,  computer  455.00 


$        584.34 
Indebtedness : 

38.  Payments  on  Temporary  Loans: 

Meredith  Trust  Co.,  temporary  loans  $110,000.00 

39.  Payment  on  Long  Term  Notes 

Meredith  Trust  Co.,  Fire  House  Note  $3,000.00 

40.  Payments  on  Bonded  Debt: 

The  People's  National  Bank,  T.  R.  A.  Bond  $6,000.00 

41.  State  Head  Taxes: 

N.  H.  State  Treasurer  $2,861.00 

42.  Yield  Debt  Tax  Retirement: 

N.  H.  State  Treasurer  $294.00 

43.  Taxes  Paid  to  County: 

Carroll  County  Treasurer  $32,298.03 

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44.  Payments  to  School  Districts: 

Moultonboro  School, 

Wm   Appropriation  $54,051 .65 

Moultonboro  School, 

1963  Appropriation  57,000.00 

Gov.  Wentworth  Coop., 

1963  Appropriation  5,043.50 


$116,095.15 
Total  Payments  for  All  Purposes  $411,909.86 

Cash  on  hand  Dec.  31,  1963  $  37,623.31 


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Report  of  Highway  Agents 
1963 


East  Side  —  Thomas  Cooney,  Road  Agent 

Summer  Maintenance: 

Thomas  Cooney,  foreman  $  1,176.00 

Thomas  Cooney,  truck  1,122.90 

Thomas  Cooney,  tractor  1,092.00 

Thomas  Cooney,  bulldozer  §8-00 

Thomas  Cooney,  power  saw  2.00 

Charles  Tate,  labor  151.50 

4bby  Belden,  labor  12.00 

David  Thompson,  labor  1,189.50 

Roland  Clifford,  labor  171.00 

Horace  Richardson,  truck  10.00 

Wayne  Richardson,  truck  6.00 

Vern's  Garage,  repairs  to  sander  14.50 

N,  H.  Bituminous  Co.,  cold  patch  288.32 

IJarold  Lundy,  gravel  80.00 

David  Rand,  labor  52.50 

Arthur  Solomon,  backhoe  128.00 

Herman  Person,  cement  4.95 

Kim  Mitchell,  use  of  lime  spreader  10.00 

^loiiltonboro  Plumbing  &  Hardware,  3  shovels  17.10 

Charles  Bickford,  labor  375.00 

fillen's  General  Store,  salt  1.77 

Clarence  Frye,  labor  6.00 

Lauris  Avery,  truck  &  loader  197.20 

Pike  Perkins,  gravel  28.00 

■$  6,204.24 


Winter  Maintenance: 

Thomas  Cooney,  foreman  $  1,471.75 

Thomas  Cooney,  truck  560.00 

Thomas  Cooney,  truck  plowing  2,125.00 

Thomas  Cooney,  bulldozer  280.50 

Thomas  Cooney,  tractor  657.00 

Richard  Vappi,  plowing  1,080.00 

Richard  Vappi.  labor  540.00 

Richard  Vappi,  tractor  12.00 

Richard  Vappi,  bulldozer  178.50 

Thomas  Abbott,  tractor  336.00 

Thomas  Abbott,  labor  168.70 

George  Price,  tractor  12.00 

Wendell  Racine,  truck  172.50 

Wendell  Racine,  labor  699.00 

Charles  Tate,  labor  574.50 

Joseph  Stevens,  labor  331.50 

Burleigh  Moulton,  moving  dozer  10.00 

David  Thompson,  labor  633.00 

Harry  Racine,  labor  228.00 

Arthur  Solomon,  loader  &  tractor  105.00 

Verne  Richardson,   tractor  6.00 

Verne  Richardson,  labor  63.00 

Verne  Richardson,  plowing  120.00 

Horace  Richardson,  tractor  15.00 

Willis  Wakefield,  labor  12.00 

Town  of  Sandwich,  grader  64.00 

Raymond  Husband,  labor  12.00 

Abby  Belden,  labor  12.00 

Ernest  Hunter,  gravel  38.00 

Clarence  Frye,  labor  69.00 

Kenneth  Smith,  labor  40.50 

Chester  David,  gravel  50.00 

Stewart  Bryant,  labor  10.50 

Roger  Person,  labor  12.00 

Wayne  Richardson,  labor  7.50 


$10,706.45 

Respectfully  Submitted, 

THOMAS  COONEY, 

Road  Agent 


West  Side  and  Moultonboro  Neck 
Leonard  Mallard,  Road  Agent 

Summer  Maintenance: 

Leonard  Mallard,  foreman  $      714.00 

Leonard  Mallard,  truck  1,387.50 

Leonard  Mallard,  loader  1,125.00 

Leonard  Mallard,  grader  2,856.00 

John  McCormack,  labor  806.50 

Austin  Morrill,  labor  420.00 

Horace  Richardson,  truck  32.80 

Everett  Bickford,  labor  36.00 

Everett  Bickford,  truck  60.00 

Charles  Bickford,  labor  36.00 

Philip  Traversy,  labor  144.00 

Maurice  Allard,  labor  457.50 

Delmar  Mclntire,  labor  459.00 

Richard  Brown,  labor  150.00 

Eugene  Brown,  labor  292.00 

Charles  Tate,  labor  408.00 

Roland  Clifford,  labor  327.00 

$  9,711.30 


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Winter  Maintenance: 

Leonard  Mallard,  foreman  $  1,280.10 

Leonard  Mallard,  plow  1,776.00 

Leonard  Mallard,  loader  1,878.00 

Leonard  Mallard,  grader  424.00 

Leonard  Mallard,  truck  702.50 

Arthur  Solomon,  loader  986.00 

Arthur  Solomon,  plow  1,375.50 

Arthur  Solomon,  bulldozer  787.00 

Arthur  Solomon,  truck  70.50 

Burleigh  Moulton,  plow  1,503.00 

John  Sellars,  plow  1,473.75 

Lee  Huston,  plow  1,557.00 

Sylvester   Rand,    plow  580.50 

Verne  Richardson,  plow  2,117.00 

Roland  Clifford,  labor  592.50 

John  McCormack,  labor  1,470.00 

George  Hathaway,  labor  121.50 

David  King,  labor  24.00 

Ronald  Moulton,  labor  304.50 

Hazen  Eldridge,  labor  126.00 

Arthur  Wakefield,  labor  174.00 

Bill  Ames,  labor  201.00 

Everett  Bickford,  labor  852.00 

Everett  Bickford,  truck  659.00 

Harold  McCormack,  labor  27.00 

Austin  Morrill,  labor  823.50 

Ralph   Dale,   plow  787.50 

Charles  George,  labor  42.00 

Franklin  Champaigne,  labor  60.00 

Ambrose  Bros.  Inc.,  plow  376.50 

Tilton  Sand  &  Gravel,  cold  patch  67.97 

Richard  Brown,  labor  199.50 

Charles   Tate,   labor  463.50 

Aaron  Smith,  mowing  94.50 


$23,977.32 


Respectfully  submitted, 
LEONARD  MALLARD, 

Road  Agent 


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Auditor's  Report 

To  the  Board  of  Selectmen  of  the  Town  of  Moultonboro^ 
New  Hampshire: 

In  accordance  with  your  request  we  have  performed 
an  examination  and  audit  of  the  financial  affairs  of  the  town 
of  Moultonboro  (exclusive  of  the  Moultonboro  School  Dis- 
trict) for  the  calendar  year  1963.  Our  examination  was  made 
in  accordance  with  generally  accepted  auditing  standards 
and,  accordingly,  included  such  audit  procedures  as  we  con- 
sidered necessary  under  the  circumstances. 

In  our  opinion  the  statement  of  current  working  assets 
and  liabilities  as  reflected  in  the  annual  report  of  the  town 
of  Moultonboro,  as  at  December  31,  1963,  (exclusive  of  the 
Moultonboro  School  District)  and  the  statement  of  receipts 
and  disbursements  of  the  Town  of  Moultonboro,  (exclusive 
of  the  Moultonboro  School  District)  and  the  results  of  bud- 
get operations  for  the  year  1963,  present  fairly  the  financial 
position  as  at  December  31,  1963,  and  the  result  of  budgetary 
operations  for  the  year  then  ended  in  conformity  with  gen- 
erally accepted  accounting  principles,  applicable  to  govern- 
mental operations  in  New  Hampshire,  applied  on  a  basis 
consistent  with  that  of  the  prior  year. 

Respectfully  submitted, 
DANA  S.  BEANE,  Jr.,  C.  P.  A. 


50 


Report  of  Library  Treasurer 

1963 


Receipts : 


Cash  on  hand  Jan.  1,  1963 

Town  Appropriation 

($1,147.50  left  in  Town 
Treasury  for  Librarian  and 
Janitor's  Salaries) 

Martha  H.  French  Funds,  dividends 

Fines  (refunded  by  the  Town) 

Memorial  Books 

$ 

582.67 
3,800.00 

140.40 
50.00 
17.70 

Disbursements : 

Books                                                          $ 

Fuel 

Janitor's  Supplies 

Insurance 

Repairs 

Librarian's    supplies 

Librarian's  emergency  assistant 

$ 

1,737.60 

499.37 

21.10 

374.01 

249.50 

79.18 

18.00 

4,590.77 

$ 
Librarian's  Salary                     $  600.00 
Librarian's  Assistant                     67.50 
Janitor's  Salary                             400.00 

2,978.76 
$1,147.50 

Paid  by  Town 

$ 

4,126.26 

Balance  Dec.  31,  1963                                                  $        464.51 

Respectfully  submitted, 
NINA  L.  MOULTON 

Treasurer 
51 

Librarian's  Report 


The  town  of  Moultonboro  celebrated  its  Bicentennial  — 
from  July  8-10.  Part  of  the  program  was  listed  as  open 
house  at  the  library.  During  Saturday  afternoon  folks  were 
free  to  inspect  the  library  and  many  did  so. 

During  the  past  year  the  following  books  have  been 
added  to  the  Memorial  Shelf.  They  are  Birds  of  America  in 
memory  of  David  King;  Pepperidge  Farm  Cookbook  in 
memory  of  Mrs.  "Jeppie"  Davisson  —  both  from  Friends. 
The  W.  S.  C.  S.  gave  the  following  books:  John  Wesley  in 
memory  of  Mrs.  Nettie  Taylor;  Upon  this  Rock  in  memory 
of  Mrs.  Ruth  Covert;  and  David  in  memory  of  Mrs.  Attie 
Berry.  Memorial  gifts  are  always  welcomed  and  may  be 
made  to  the  library  at  any  time. 

In  April,  the  school  library  branch  will  have  been  in 
effect  for  five  years  and  is  still  as  popular  and  as  useful 
for  both  pleasure  reading  and  supplementary  reference 
work  as  when  started  in  1959.  Isabelle  Behr,  Hazel  Dale  and 
Margaret  Lamprey  are  in  attendance  on  Thursday  mornings. 

This  past  summer,  Miss  Virginia  Price  assisted  the 
librarian  as  the  circulation  increases  in  the  summer  months 
in  proportion  to  Moultonboro's  increase  in  population.  Many 
of  the  summer  folks  have  been  very  generous  in  giving  books 
and  donations  to  the  library.  I  would  especially  like  to  men- 
tion Mrs.  Emma  Nash,  who  gave  a  fine  set  of  Shakespeare, 
which  we  needed,  and  many  science  text  books. 

The  reports  received  from  the  N.  H.  State  Library  for 
1962  indicate  that  Moultonboro  is  fourth  in  the  state  in 
per  capita  circulation  with  21.3  books  per  person  and  an 
expenditure  of  $4.42  per  person. 

The  library  statistics  are: 

Circulation  1963  1962 

Fiction  3,508  4,061 

Non-Fiction  2,225  2,540 

Juvenile  2,282  2,355 

Magazine  374  410 


Total  8,389  9,366 

School  Branch  6,759  8,529 


Grand   Total  15,148  17,895 

52 


Number  of  Books  Added  to  Library 

Fiction  166 

Non-Fiction  143 

Juvenile  263 


Total  572 

Gifts  97 


Grand  Total  669 

Library  Hours  are: 

Wednesday  and  Saturday  2  P.  M.  to  4  P.  M._ 

7  P.  M.  to  8  P.  M. 

Respectfully  submitted, 
ADELE  V.  TAYLOR, 

Librarian 


53 


Moultonboro  Volun>teey  Wim  pep?ii^§»t 


Expenditures : 


White  Mountain  Power  Company 

$        408.48 

Leroy  McCormack 

16.67 

M.  Roy  Foss 

308.92 

Gordon  Foss 

£o.oo 

Clyde  B.  Foss  Insurance  Agency 

892.74 

Laconia  Awning  &  Glass  Company 

1.80 

Scott  &  Williams,  Inc 

7.13 

Newberry  Hill  Stationers 

78.37 

Whitten  Oil   Company 

302.96 

Tamworth   Oil   Company 

453.39 

Ellen's  Store 

10.19 

Robert  Judge 

118.27 

E.  M.  Heath 

11.80 

Jessie  Thompson 

5.00 

New   England  Tel.   &  Tel.   Co. 

318.54 

American  Fire  Equipment  Co. 

1,458.78 

Wilfred  Wakefield 

4.00 

Thomas  Hayward,  Electrician 

39.10 

Moultonboro  Plumbing  &  Hardware  Co. 

6.00 

Northern   Heating   &    Plumbing 

11.17 

Long  Island  Marina 

5.95 

Melvin   Garage 

81.46 

Main  Street  Electrical  Co. 

25.00 

Lakes  Region  Mutual  Aid  Fire  Association 

6.00 

Huston's  Gulf  Station 

105.20 

Aetna  Life  Insurance  Co. 

197.75 

Meredith  News 

6.75 

Advance  Advertising  Service 

55.36 

N.  H.  State  Firemen's  Association 

25.00 

Sears,  Roebuck  &  Co. 

11.10 

Kelley  Tractor  Co. 

194.95 

Prescott's  Lumber  Co. 

92.82 

F.  S.  Willey  Co. 

2.75 

Vern's  Garage 

157.06 

Rockingham  Electrical  Supply 

10.20 

Robert  Shaw 

4.50 

Ralph  Dale 

16.80 

Robbins  Auto  Supply  Co. 

280.23 

Keene  Two- Way  Radio  Service 

44.85 

Total  Expenditures  $     5,797.04 

54 


Receipts : 

Balance  on  hand  Jan.  1,  1963  $  .49 

Town    of    Moultonboro  6,061.67 


$     6,062.16 
Balance  on  hand  Jan.  1,  1964  $        265*12 

Cash  on  Hand  13.00 


?■'       278.12 


Respectfully  submitted, 
RICHARD  E.  PLAISTED 

Treasurer 


55 


Forest  Fire  Warden's  Report 


During  the  past  year  New  Hampshire  faced  the  great- 
est fire  threat  to  its  woodlands  in  more  than  sixty  years. 
The  continued  drought  brought  home  to  our  citizens,  as 
never  before,  the  potential  threat  of  destructive  fires  to 
their  beautiful  and  valuable  forests,  homes  and  livelihood. 
In  true  American  tradition  of  meeting  a  common  threat  by 
volunteer  effort,  this  fire  danger  was  minimized  by  active 
prevention,  patrol  and  a  relinquishing  of  personal  rights 
for  the  common  good.  It  was  the  greatest  demonstration  of 
public  cooperation  ever  experienced  by  those  responsible 
for  local  and  state  fire  control.  The  ready  forces  of  volunteer 
fire  servics  kept  the  losses  low.  For  their  effort  and  public 
response  the  general  fire  service  expresses  its  heartfelt 
thanks  for  a  job  well  done. 

Prevention  however,  is  not  just  an  activity  for  the  bad 
fire  years.  It  must  be  practiced  until  it  becomes  a  part  of  our 
public  conscience — a  habit.  Just  plain  carelessness  with  fire 
causes  too  many  of  our  fires. 

The  following  practices  and  suggestions  will  help: 

1.  Always  have  a  permit  for  outdoor  burning  and  burn 
within  the  terms  of  the  permit  and  in  a  safe  place. 
Burn  late  in  the  afternoon  when  the  wind  is  down  or 
on  rainy  or  damp  days.  Check  your  fire  and  if  winds 
develop  extinguish  it  promptly. 

2.  Carry  your  rubbish  to  the  public  dump  —  it's  safer. 
A  neglected  backyard  incinerator  causes  many  fires. 

3.  Never  discard  lighted  cigarette  or  match.  Make  this 
a  year  round  habit  regardless  of  the  safety  of  your 
surroundings. 

4.  Children  caused  fires  are  now  a  major  concern.  Keep 
matches  away  from  them  and  teach  them  to  respect 
fire  and  not  make  it  a  subject  of  play. 

Let's  all  join  with  "Smokey  the  Bear"  and  Keep  New 
Hampshire  Green"  and  growing  in  1964. 

Number  of  Fires  and  Burned  Area  in  1963 

Fires  Area-Acres 

State  873  2117 

District  76  53% 

Town  2  14 

RALPH  J.  DALE 

Forest  Fire  Warden 

HUBERT  C.  HARTWELL,  JR. 

District  Fire  Chief 

56 


Report  of  Bicentennial  Treasurer 


^ceipts : 

Town  of  Moultonboro 

$ 

2,000.00 

Squam  Lake  Association  —  gift 

100.00 

Bicentennial  Buttons 

185.75 

Bicentennial  Ball 

115.00 

Cachets 

46.40 

Meredith  VFW  —  Donation 

17.00 

Center  Harbor  Post  Office  -  decorations 

10.00 

Miscellaneous 

1.06 

Total  Receipts 

$ 

2,475.21 

Expenses : 

Advertising  $        223.00 

Water  Ski   Show  125.00 

Photographs  60.00 

Bands  615.00 

Fireworks  300.00 

Bicentennial  Bali  100.00 

Building  Decorations  555.00 

Bicentennial  Buttons  132.57 

Chicken  Barbecue  55.00 

Telephone    calls  10.90 

Parade  Ribbons  13.43 

Police  Duty  198.00 

Car  Parking  Service  60.00 

Films  7.11 

Gift  to  Carnival  King  &  Queen  10.00 


Total  Expenses  $     2,465.01 

Cash  on  hand  $10.20 

Respectfully  submitted, 
ADELE   V.   TAYLOR, 

Treasurer 
Bicentennial   Committee 

57 


Notes 


Moultonboro 


School  Report 


1963 


School  District  Officers 


SCHOOL  BOARD 


Mr.  Walter  K.  Mitchell,  Jr.,  Chairman       Term  Expires  1965 
Mr.  Holland  D.  Ames  Term  Expires  1964 

Mr.  Richard  Vappi  Term  Expires  1966 

Moderator 

Mr.  Maurice  B.  White 

Clerk 

Mr.  Jack  E.  C.  Clark 

Treasurer 

Mrs.  Elena  M.  Jones 

Auditors 

Mrs.  Beatrix  Solomon  Mr.  Gilbert  N.  Wiggins 

School  Physician 

Aleksander  Ratsep,  M.  D. 

School  Nurse 

Mrs.  Amy  L.  Brown,  R.  N. 

Principal 

Mr.  Roger  E.  Person,  B.  Ed. 

Attendance  Officer 

Mr.  Rolland  D.  Ames 

Superintendent 

Mr.  Martin  E.  Heffernan,  M.  Ed. 
Office,  Meredith,  N.  H. 

Term  of  office  of  all  School  District  officers  will  term- 
inate on  June  30,  1964  when  Governor  Wentworth  Cooper- 
ative School  District  assumes  responsibility  for  operation 
of  Moultonboro  Central  School. 

60 


Special  Meeting  of 
Moultonboro  School  District 

Moultonboro,  N.  H. 

January  19,  1963 


The  Special  District  Meeting  was  called  to  order  at  the 
Moultonboro  Central  School  by  the  Moderator,  Clyde  B.  Foss 
at  2:00  P.  M.,  January  19,  1963. 

The  Moderator  read  the  warrant  and  the  polls  were 
opened. 

The  Moderator  then  re-read  Article  1.  and  stated  that 
meeting  was  open  for  discussion  and  that  the  members  of 
the  committee  and  the  School  Board  were  in  the  room  to 
answer  any  questions  pertaining  to  the  issue.  There  were 
no  questions  asked  and  the  people  proceeded  to  vote. 

Motion  was  made  by  Gilbert  Wiggins  and  seconded  by 
Horace  Richardson  to  extend  the  voting  time  to  7:00  P.  M. 
in  order  to  allow  the  people  who  had  not  voted  time  to  vote. 

This  was  voted  on  in  the  affirmative. 

A  letter  of  protest  was  then  given  to  the  Moderator 
by  Stewart  Lamprey.  Mr.  Lamprey  protested  the  legality 
of  the  meeting  on  the  grounds  that  the  voters  had  not  been 
given   any   opportunity   to   discuss   the   question. 

The  polls  were  closed  by  the  Moderator  at  7:00  P.  M. 
and  the  ballots  counted.  The  Moderator  then  announced 
the  result  of  the  vote  as  follows: 

Total  number  of  votes  cast  339 

Yes  191 

No  147 

Void  1 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  8:00  P.  M.  by  the 
Moderator,  Clyde  B.  Foss  who  then  read  Article  2.  of  the 
warrant  and  asked  for  nominations  for  representatives. 
Horace  Richardson  nominated  David  Hammond  as  #1  and 
Gilbert  Wiggins  as  #2.  The  Moderator  called  for  any  other 
nominations.  Robert  Lamprey  nominated  William  Visser. 
It  was  then  moved  that  the  nominations  cease.  The  motion 
was  carried. 

Motion  was  made  and  seconded  that  the  voting  be  by 
ballot.  This  was  voted  on  in  the  affirmative. 

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The  voting  by  ballot  proceeded,  the  votes  were  counted 
and  the  following  results  announced  by  the  Moderator: 


Total  number  of  votes  cast 

57 

David  Hammond 

40 

Gilbert  Wiggins 

39 

William  Visser 

23 

Void 

1 

The  Moderator  then  announced  that  David  Hammond 
and  Gilbert  Wiggins,  each  having  a  majority  of  the  votes 
cast,  were  elected  to  serve  as  representatives  on  the  Interim 
Committee. 

Article  3.  was  read  by  the  Moderator.  No  other  business 
being  brought  before  the  meeting,  motion  was  made  and 
seconded  to  adjourn.  Voted  to  adjourn  at  8:45  P.  M. 

DOROTHY  W.  DAVIS, 

Clerk 

A  true  copy  of  School  Meeting  Minutes  —  Attest: 

DOROTHY  W.  DAVIS, 

Clerk 


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Minutes  of  Special  Meeting  of 

Moultonboro  School  District 

Moultonboro,  N.  H. 

March  2,  1963 


The  Special  School  District  meeting  was  called  to  order 
by  Clyde  B.  Foss,  Moderator,  at  two  o'clock  in  the  after- 
noon on  March  2,  1963. 

The  moderator  stated  that  due  to  the  clerk's  absence 
from  the  state  the  first  order  of  business  would  be  the 
election  of  a  clerk  pro  tempore. 

Mr.  Gilbert  Wiggins  moved  that  a  clerk  pro  tempore 
be  elected  as  required  by  RSA  197:20,  that  nominations 
for  clerk  pro  tempore  be  from  the  floor  and  that  the  elec- 
tion of  said  clerk  pro  tempore  be  by  secret  written  ballot. 
The  motion  was  seconded  by  Gordon  Foss.  On  voice  vote 
the  vote  was  in  the  negative  and  the  moderator  declared 
that  the  motion  did  not  carry. 

Mr.  Stewart  Lamprey  moved  that  the  clerk  pro  tempore 
be  nominated  and  elected  from  the  floor.  This  motion  was 
duly  seconded.  The  moderator  called  for  discussion  on  the 
motion.  There  being  no  discussion  the  meeting  proceeded 
to  a  voice  vote.  The  voice  vote  was  in  the  affirmative  and 
the  moderator  declared  that  the  motion  had  carried. 

The  moderator  called  for  nominations  for  clerk  pro 
tempore.  Theodora  Woodman  nominated  Elinor  Davis.  This 
nomination  was  seconded  by  Louise  LaPlante.  Vera  Rocke- 
feller nominated  Dortha  Wiggins.  This  nomination  was 
seconded  by  several  persons. 

Mr.  Stewart  Lamprey  moved  that  the  nominations 
close.  This  motion  was  duly  seconded.  The  moderator  called 
for  discussion  on  the  motion.  There  being  no  discussion 
the  meeting  proceeded  to  a  voice  vote.  The  voice  vote  was  in 
the  affirmative  and  the  moderator  declared  that  the  motion 
had  carried. 

Mr.  Stewart  Lamprey  moved  that  the  election  of  the 
clerk  pro  tempore  be  by  a  show  of  hands.  This  motion  was 
duly  seconded.  The  moderator  called  for  a  discussion  on  the 
motion.  There  being  no  discussion  the  meeting  proceeded 
to  a  voice  vote.  The  vote  was  in  the  affirmative  and  the 
moderator  declared  that  this  motion  had  carried. 

The  moderator  appointed  Stewart  Lamprey  as  teller 
to  assist  in  counting  the  votes. 

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The  meeting  then  proceeded  to  vote  by  a  show  of  hands. 

The  moderator  announced  the  results  of  the  voting  as 
follows : 

Total  number  of  votes       216 
Elinor   Davis  78 

Dortha  Wiggins  138 

The  moderator  declared  that  Dortha  Wiggins  had  been 
elected  clerk  pro  tempore.  The  moderator  administered  the 
oath  of  office  to  Mrs.  Wiggins  as  clerk  pro  tempore. 

The  moderator  then  read  the  warrant  for  the  meeting 
in  its  entirety  and  also  read  the  certificate  of  the  school 
board  as  to  the  posting  of  the  warrant  in  public  places. 

The  moderator  then  reread  Article  #1  of  the  warrant. 

Mr.  Gilbert  Wiggins  offered  the  following  resolution 
and  moved  its  adoption. 

Resolved:  That  the  Moultonboro  School  District 
petition  the  State  Board  of  Education  to  become  a 
member  of  a  Cooperative  School  District  which  majr 
include,  in  addition  to  this  district,  the  following: 
Alton,  Brookfield,  Effingham,  New  Durham,  Ossipee, 
Tuftonboro,  Wakefield  and  Wolfeboro. 

The  resolution  was  seconded  by  Gordon  Foss. 

Gordon  Foss  moved  that  the  voting  on  Article  #1  be 
by  printed  "Yes"  and  "No"  ballot  and  that  the  polls  remain 
open  for  this  purpose  until  six  o'clock  this  afternoon.  This 
motion  was  duly  seconded  by  several  persons. 

On  a  voice  vote  the  vote  was  in  the  affirmative  and 
the  moderator  declared  that  the  motion  by  Gordon  Foss  had 
carried. 

The  moderator  then  called  for  discussion  on  the  resolu- 
tion offered  by  Mr.  Wiggins.  A  lengthy  discussion  ensued. 
Mr.  William  Visser  was  recognized  by  the  chair.  Mr.  Visser 
asked  the  voters  to  think  of  the  future  of  the  pupils  and 
the  town.  He  first  pointed  out  that  transportation  was  more 
than  a  question  of  just  time  and  distance.  He  felt  that  the 
costs  of  transporting  pupils  to  Wolfeboro  were  uncertain. 
He  also  discussed  the  problems  of  feeder  routes  to  the  main 
bus  route. 

Mr.  Visser  then  compared  the  estimated  enrollment  of 
the  proposed  Governor  Wentworth  School  to  that  of  Inter- 
Lakes.  He  stated  that  the  1000  enrollment  figured  earlier 
for  Governor  Wentworth  School  was  now  estimated  at  733 
while  Inter-Lakes  figured  an  enrollment  of  546  pupils.  He 
said  that  if  Moultonboro  ioined  with  Inter-Lakes  the  num- 


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ber  of  pupils  enrolled  in  the  two  schools  would  level  off 
so  that  there  would  be  little  difference  between  the  two. 

Mrs.  Vera  Rockefeller  being  recognized  by  the  chair 
wished  to  thank  Mr.  David  Hammond  for  the  excellent 
written  report  of  the  comparison  of  the  proposed  schools 
which  he  had  mailed  to  the  citizens  of  Moultonboro. 

Mrs.  Cora  Roth  being  recognized  by  the  chair  spoke 
on  distance  and  time  required  by  her  son  to  travel  to  Inter- 
Lakes.  She  questioned  the  enrollment  figures  suggested 
previously  by  Mr.  Visser. 

Mr.  Harold  Edwards  moved  that  the  discussion  be 
closed  and  that  the  meeting  proceed  to  vote.  The  motion 
was  seconded.  Many  "No's"  were  heard  from  the  audience. 

The  moderator  then  recognized  Mr.  Stewart  Lamprey  on 
a  point  of  inquiry.  Mr.  Lamprey  inquired  as  to  what  would 
happen  to  the  pupils  from  Moultonboro  during  1963. 

Mr.  Visser  answered  by  stating  that  he  wished  we  had 
the  answers.  He  further  stated  that  this  problem  had  been 
anticipated  but  not  resolved  and  had  been  an  increasingly 
acute  problem  since  both  Laconia  High  School  and  Brewster 
Academy  had  refused  to  accept  any  more  Moultonboro 
tuition  pupils.  He  then  added  that  Brewster  Academy  did 
not  definitely  refuse  to  take  Moultonboro  pupils  but  gave 
no  assurance  that  they  would. 

Mr.  Harold  Edwards  attempted  to  get  his  motion  that 
the  discussion  be  closed  and  that  the  voting  begin,  voted 
upon  but  the  moderator  ruled  that  Mr.  Lamprey  had  the 
floor.  Mr.  Lamprey's  remarks  continued.  Mr.  Lamprey 
yielded  the  floor  to  Messrs.  Edward  Dufault  and  Roger 
Person  each  of  whom  made  brief  remarks. 

Mr.  Richard  Vappi,  being  recognized  by  the  chair,  asked 
Mr.  Visser  if  the  pupils  would  be  able  to  go  to  school  if  the 
vote  were  favorable  to  Wolfeboro.  He  was  assured  by  Mr. 
Visser  that  provisions  would  be  made  to  accommodate  the 
pupils. 

Mr.  Arthur  Solomon  suggested  that  the  debates  be 
limited  to  two  minutes  but  no  motion  was  made. 

Mr.  Nighswander,  counsel  for  the  Moultonboro  School 
Board,  stated  that  the  moderator  could  decide  how  long 
the  discussions  could  be  and  no  vote  was  taken. 

Mrs.  Chester  Wilder  expressed  a  hope  that  there  would 
be  no  unpleasantness  after  the  meeting. 

The  moderator  then  called  for  a  vote  on  the  motion 
of  Mr.  Harold  Edwards  that  the  discussion  close  and  that 


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the  voting  begin.  On  a  voice  vote,  the  vote  was  in  the  af- 
firmative and  the  moderator  declared  that  Mr.  Edwards' 
motion  had  carried. 

The  moderator  then  stated  that  there  was  no  legal  re- 
quirement that  the  checklist  be  used  at  the  meeting. 

The  moderator  then  read  to  the  meeting  the  provisions 
of  RSA  197:11  and  RSA  197:13  relative  to  the  qualifications 
of  voters  and  the  penalties  for  wrongful  voting.  There  was 
no  request  that  the  checklist  be  used. 

The  moderator  declared  the  polls  open  and  the  meeting 
proceeded  to  vote  on  Article  #1  by  secret  "Yes"  and  "No" 
ballot. 

At  5:55  o'clock  in  the  afternoon  the  moderator  warned 
that  the  polls  would  close  in  five  minutes.  At  6:00  o'clock 
in  the  afternoon  the  moderator  asked  if  all  those  then 
present  had  voted.  No  one  indicated  that  he  had  not  voted 
and  the  polls  were  duly  closed  by  the  moderator. 

The  moderator  and  the  school  board  appointed  Theodora 
Woodman,  Mary  Smith,  Maurice  White  and  Nelson  Lambert 
as  inspectors  to  assist  the  moderator,  and  clerk  pro  tempore 
in  counting  the  votes.  After  the  ballots  were  counted  the 
moderator  announced  the  results  of  the  vote  on  the  resolu- 
tion for  Article  #1  offered  by  Mr.  Gilbert  Wiggins  as 
follows : 

Total  votes  cast  462 

Number  of  votes  needed  to  adopt  resolution  232 

Number  of  "Yes"  votes  241 

Number  of  "No"  votes  221 

The  moderator  announced  that  since  more  than  a  majority 
of  the  qualified  voters  present  and  voting  had  voted  in  the 
affirmative  the  resolution  offered  by  Mr.  Wiggins  had 
been  adopted. 

The  meeting  then  recessed  until  eight  o'clock  in  the 
afternoon. 

The  meeting  was  again  called  to  order  by  the  moderator 
at  eight  o'clock  in  the  afternoon.  The  moderator  then  read 
Article  #2  of  the  warrant.  Mr.  Gordon  Foss  moved  that 
the  district  elect  two  representatives  to  serve  with  repre- 
sentatives from  the  other  school  districts  on  an  interim  com- 
mittee who  shall  prepare  a  financial  budget  for  the  pro- 
posed Cooperative  School  District.  The  motion  was  duly 
seconded  by  William  Rathman.  The  moderator  called  for  a 
discussion  on  the  motion.  There  being  no  discussion  the 
meeting  proceeded  to  a  voice  vote.  The  vote  was  in  the 
affirmative  and  the  moderator  declared  that  the  motion  had 
carried. 

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The  moderator  called  for  nominations  for  representa- 
tives to  serve  on  the  interim  committee.  Mr.  Richard  Vappi 
nominated  Gilbert  N.  Wiggins  and  David  E.  Hammond  as 
two  representatives  to  serve  on  the  interim  committee. 
The  nominations  were  seconded  by  Mr.  Lawrence  Porter. 
The  moderator  asked  if  there  were  any  further  nominations. 
After  several  moments  of  silence  Mr.  Lawrence  Porter 
moved  that  the  nominations  close.  This  motion  was  duly 
seconded. 

The  moderator  called  for  a  discussion  on  the  motion. 
There  being  no  discussion  the  meeting  proceeded  to  a  voice 
vote  which  was  in  the  affirmative  and  the  moderator  de- 
clared that  the  motion  had  carried. 

The  moderator  then  called  for  a  voice  vote  on  the  elec- 
tion of  the  two  nominees  to  serve  on  the  interim  committee. 
The  voice  vote  was  unanimously  in  the  affirmative.  There 
being  no  negative  votes  the  moderator  then  declared  that 
David  Hammond  and  Gilbert  Wiggins  had  been  duly  elected 
as  representatives  to  serve  on  the  interim  committee. 

The  moderator  then  read  Article   #3  of  the  warrant. 

No  further  business  was  brought  before  the  meeting. 

Mr.  Lawrence  Porter  moved  that  the  meeting  be  ad- 
journed. The  motion  to  adjourn  was  seconded  by  several 
people.  On  a  voice  vote  the  motion  to  adjourn  was  adopted 
and  the  moderator  declared  the  meeting  adjourned  at  8:10 

P.  M.  "  *  IP 

Respectfully  submitted, 

DORTHA  R.  WIGGINS 

Clerk  pro  tempore 


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Moultonboro  School  District  Meeting 
Moultonboro,  N.  H. 


April  16,   1963 


The  School  District  Meeting  was  called  to  order  by  the 
Moderator,  Maurice  B.  White,  on  April  16,  1963  at  the 
Moultonboro  Central  School  Auditorium. 

The  Moderator  read  the  warrant,  declared  the  polls  open, 
and  voting  began  with  the  polls  to  remain  open  until  9:00 
P.M. 

The  Moderator  called  the  business  meeting  to  order  at 
8:00  P.  M.  Mr.  White  re-read  the  warrant. 

On  Article  2  it  was  voted  to  appoint  the  salaries  of  the 
School  Board  and  Attendance  Officer  and  fix  the  compensa- 
tion of  all  other  officers  and  agents  as  printed  in  the  pro- 
posed budget  1963-64  of  the  Moultonboro  School  District 
as  printed,  copies  of  which  were  available  for  all  present. 

It  was  voted  to  accept  the  reports  of  Agents,  Auditors, 
Committees,  and  officers  chosen  as  printed  in  the  school 
report. 

On  Article  4  "To  see  what  action  the  District  will  take 
relative  to  authorizing  the  School  Board  to  negotiate  a 
contract  with  another  District  for  the  education  of  the 
secondary  pupils  for  the  year  1963-64",  an  explanation  was 
given  by  Mr.  William  Visser,  Chairman  of  the  School  Board. 
He  said  that  in  their  efforts  to  make  arrangements  for 
schooling  of  our  high  school  students  until  the  construction 
of  the  new  cooperative  school,  they  had  contacted  Inter- 
Lakes,  Plymouth,  Tilton-Northfield,  Bristol,  Franklin,  La- 
conia,  Ashland,  Conway  and  Brewster  to  see  if  our  stu- 
dents might  be  accepted  on  a  tuition  basis  next  year.  Mr. 
Visser  reported  that,  considering  the  qualifications,  curri- 
culm,  and  transportation,  Plymouth  was  the  logical  choice. 
The  Plymouth  School  Board  had  voted  to  accept  the  Moulton- 
boro students  on  a  tuition  basis  of  $430  per  student.  On 
motion  of  Leonard  Plaisted,  seconded  by  Gordon  Foss,  it 
was  voted  to  negotiate  a  contract  with  the  Plymouth  School 
District. 

Article  5  of  the  warrant,  following  an  explanation  of 
the  proposed  budget  by  the  School  Board,  was  then  voted 
upon.  It  was  voted  unanimously  to  raise  the  sum  of 
$119,379.12  for  the  ensuing  year  for  the  support  of  schools. 

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It  was  a  vote  in  the  affirmative  to  authorize  the  School 
Board  to  make  application  for  and  to  accept,  on  behalf  of 
the  District,  any  or  all  grants  or  offers  for  educational 
purposes  which  may  now  or  hereafter  be  forthcoming  from 
the  State  of  New  Hampshire  and/or  United  States. 

Mr.  Gilbert  Wiggins,  Interim  Board  Member,  reported 
on  the  Board's  work  in  Wolfeboro  and  urged  attendance 
at  the  Organizational  Meeting  of  the  new  Governor  Went- 
worth  District  at  which  time  Moultonboro  voters  will  elect 
a  regular  member  of  that  board.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Hammond 
has  filed  for  this  position. 

It  was  voted  that  the  School  Board  be  authorized  to 
appoint  Agents  or  Committees  whenever  necessary. 

At  9 :00  P.  M.  the  Moderator  inquired  if  all  had  voted 
and  then  closed  the  polls. 

The  business  meeting  was  adjourned  at  9:35  P.  M.  and 
the  ballots  counted  with  the  following  results: 

Total  number  of  votes  cast   154 

Moderator — 

Maurice  B.   White    144 

Clyde  B.  Foss 1 

Treasurer — 

Elena  M.  Jones    135 

Hazel    Dale    2 

Margaret    Walker     1 

Thelma  Moulton    1 

Clerk- 
Jack  E.  C.  Clark   105 

Dorothy  Davis 4 

William    Visser     1 

Member  of  the  School  Board — 

Richard  Vappi   83 

Willliam   Visser    69 

Auditors — 

Beatrix  Solomon   130 

Gilbert  Wiggins    123 

William    Rathman    1 

All  elected  officers  were  sworn  in  by  the  Moderator. 

The  Moderator  was  sworn  in  by  the  Clerk. 

It  was  then  voted  to  adjourn. 

DOROTHY  W.  DAVIS 

Clerk 
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Minutes  of  Organization  Meeting  of  the 
Cooperative  School  Districts  of  Effingham, 
Moultonboro,  New  Durham,  Ossipee,  Tufton- 
boro  &  Wolf  eboro,  held  at  Brewster  Academy 
Gymnasium^    Wolfeboro,    New    Hampshire, 

April  20,  1963. 


The  meeting  was  called  to  order  by  Mr.  Cecil  Pike  of 
New  Durham,  who  had  been  designated  to  do  so  by  the  State 
Board  of  Education,  at  2:05  P.  M.  Mr.  Pike  read  the  Warrant. 

Article  1 

Mr.  Pike  called  for  nominations  for  Moderator.  Mr. 
Irving  Jennings  of  New  Durham  nominated  Mr.  Cecil  Pike 
for  Moderator.  The  nomination  was  seconded.  No  other  nom- 
inations having  been  made  it  was  moved  and  seconded  that 
the  nominations  be  closed.  The  motion  was  carried  in  the 
affirmative  by  a  voice  vote.  Dr.  Edwin  Goodall  of  Wolfeboro 
moved  that  Mr.  Donald  Savard  of  Wolfeboro,  Chairman  of 
the  Interim  Committee  for  the  formation  of  a  Cooperative 
School  District,  cast  one  vote  for  Mr.  Pike.  The  motion  was 
seconded  and  carried  by  a  voice  vote  in  the  affirmative.  Mr. 
Savard  having  cast  one  ballot  for  Mr.  Pike,  Mr.  Pike  was  de- 
clared elected.  He  was  sworn  to  faithfully  carry  out  the 
duties  of  his  Office  by  Eliot  U.  Wyman,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Article  2 

Mr.  Pike  called  for  nominations  for  Clerk  Pro-Tern.  Mr. 
Edward  Kurth  of  Tuftonboro  nominated  Mr.  Henry  F.  Hurl- 
burt  3rd  of  Tuftonboro  for  Clerk  Pro-Tern  of  the  Meetjing. 
The  nomination  was  seconded.  No  other  nominations  having 
been  made,  it  was  moved  and  seconded  that  the  nominations 
be  closed.  The  motion  was  carried  in  the  affirmative  by  a 
voice  vote.  Dr.  Goodall  then  moved  that  Mr.  Savard  cast  one 
vote  for  Mr.  Hurlburt  for  Clerk  Pro-Tern.  The  motion  was 
seconded  and  carried  in  the  affirmative  by  a  voice  vote.  Mr. 
Savard  cast  one  ballot  for  Mr.  Hurlburt.  The  Moderator 
declared  Mr.  Hurlburt  elected.  He  was  sworn  to  faithfully 
carry  out  the  duties  of  his  Office  by  Cecil  Pike,  Notary 
Public. 

Article  3 

The  Moderator  read  the  Article  again  and  asked  if  there 
were  any  discussion.  The  Moderator  recognized  Mr.  Diffend- 
erfer  of  Ossipee.  Mr.  Diffenderfer  offered  suggestions  to 

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the  meeting  with  reference  to  waiting  a  period  of  ten  weeks 
in  order  to  see  what  action  the  New  Hampshire  State  Legis- 
lature might  take  with  reference  to  certain  bills  recom- 
mended to  the  Legislature  by  the  Interim  Committee  on 
State  Aid  to  Education.  No  motion  was  made.  The  Moderator 
then  recognized  Mr.  Savard.  Mr.  Savard  then  moved  that 
the  following  Resolution  be  adopted: 

Resolved:  That  a  cooperative  school  district  comprising  the 
school  districts  of  Effingham,  Moultonboro,  New  Durham, 
Ossipee,  Tuftonboro  and  Wolfeboro  be  organized  to  provide 
for  the  educational  needs  and  services  of  all  elementary 
and  secondary  school  children  and  that  its  establishment 
be  effective  as  of  July  1,  1964.  The  motion  was  seconded. 
In  the  discussion  which  followed,  Mr.  Knox  of  Ossipee 
wanted  to  know  why  grades  one  through  six  could  not  be 
excluded  from  the  Cooperative  District.  Mr.  Potter  of  Effing- 
ham brought  up  the  question  of  what  protection  the  indivi- 
dual towns  had  in  relation  to  action  taken  by  the  Cooper- 
ative School  Board.  Mr.  March  of  Tuftonboro  raised  the 
question  of  whether  the  bills  currently  before  the  State 
Legislature  as  recommended  by  the  Interim  Committee  on 
State  Aid  to  Education  would  be  retroactive.  In  each  instance 
an  answer  was  given  by  Dr.  Goodall  in  behalf  of  the  Interim 
Committee  for  the  formation  of  a  Cooperative  School 
District.  The  discussion  having  been  concluded,  each  town 
voted  separately  by  written  ballot  with  the  following  results : 

Spoiled 


Total 

Town 

Ballots  Cast 

Aff. 

Neg 

Effingham 

50 

47 

2 

Moultonboro 

70 

63 

7 

New  Durham 

34 

29 

5 

Ossipee 

113 

82 

31 

Tuftonboro 

131 

113 

31 

Wolfeboro 

183 

176 

7 

Totals  581  510  70  1 

The  Moderator  declared  the  Motion  carried  in  the  af- 
firmative and  the  Resolution  adopted. 

Article  4 

The  Moderator  read  Article  4  again.  Mr.  Wiggin  of 
Moultonboro  moved  that  the  School  Board  of  this  District 
consist  of  seven  members,  one  from  each  pre-existing  School 
District  and  one  member  at  large.  The  motion  was  seconded. 
Mr.  Newcomb  of  Tuftonboro  moved  that  the  School  Board 
of  the  District  consist  of  nine  members,  one  from  each  pre- 
existing School  District  and  three  members  at  large.  This 
motion  was  not  seconded.  After  some  discussion  the  Moder- 
ator called  for  a  voice  vote  on  Mr.  Wiggin's  motion.  The 

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vote  was  in  the  affirmative  and  the  motion  was  declared 
carried. 

Article  5 

In  accordance  with  the  requirements  of  RSA  Chapter  195, 
Section  4  (supp)  each  pre-existing  School  District  voted  for 
candidates  from  their  respective  pre-existing  School  Dis- 
tricts by  written  ballot  and  with  the  use  of  their  check  lists 
with  the  following  results: 

Effingham:  Total  votes  cast  47.  Result  -  Mrs.  Margery 
Earle  37,  Mrs.  Herbert  Thompson  8,  Joyce  Van  Tassel  1, 
Spoiled  1. 

Moultonboro:  Total  votes  cast  64.  Results  -  Mrs.  Eliza- 
beth Hammond  59,  Mr.  Richard  Vappi  2,  Blanks  3. 

New  Durham:  Total  votes  cast  34.  Results  _  Mr.  Irv- 
ing Jennings  33,  Spoiled  1. 

Ossipee:  Total  votes  cast  121.  Results  -  Mr.  Harry  May 
121. 

Tuftonboro:  Total  votes  cast  125.  Results  -  Mrs.  Elsie 
Dunn  41,  Mr.  Kenneth  King  35,  Mr.  Edward  Kurth  40,  Mr. 
Richard  Lester  7,  Mr.  Forrest  Hodgdon  2. 

Wolfeboro:  Total  votes  cast  158.  Results  -  Mr.  Donald 
Savard  150,  Dr.  Edwin  Goodall  8. 

Following  the  tabulation  of  the  foregoing  votes  the 
Moderator  announced  the  results  and  declared  Mrs.  Margery 
Earle,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Hammond,  Mr.  Irving  Jennings,  Mr. 
Harry  May,  Mrs.  Elsie  Dunn  and  Mr.  Donald  Savard  elected 
from  their  respective  Districts.  The  Moderator  then  called 
for  nominations  for  School  Board  Member  at  large.  Mr. 
Erickson  of  Wolfeboro  nominated  Dr.  Edwin  Goodall  of 
Wolfeboro.  The  nomination  was  seconded.  Mr.  Neal  of  Ossipee 
nominated  Mr.  Richard  Lord  of  Ossipee.  This  nomination 
was  seconded.  No  further  nominations  being  made  it  was 
moved  and  seconded  that  the  nominations  be  closed.  The 
motion  was  carried  in  the  affirmative  by  a  voice  vote.  A 
vote  was  taken  by  written  ballot  using  the  check  lists  for 
each  pre-existing  School  Board  District  with  the  following 
results : 

Total 
Town  Votes  Cast       Goodall         Lord     Jennings 


Effingham 

45 

11 

34 

Moultonboro 

69 

54 

15 

New  Durham 

29 

24 

4 

1 

Ossipee 

129 

129 

Tuftonboro 

101 

97 

4 

72 


Wolfeboro  141  141 


Totals  514  327  186  1 

Following"  tabulation  of  the  foregoing  votes  the  Moder- 
ator declared  Dr.  Edwin  Goodall  elected  as  member  at  large. 

In  accordance  with  the  foregoing  votes  the  Moderator 
declared  the  following  to  be  elected  for  the  following  terms : 
Dr.  Edwin  Goodall  —  Member  at  large  3  Years 

Mr.  Donald  Savard  —  Wolfeboro  3  Years 

Mr.  Harry  May  —  Ossipee  2  Years 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Hammond  —  Moultonboro    2  Years 
Mrs.  Elsie  Dunn  —  Tuftonboro  1  Year 

Mrs.  Margery  Earle  —  Effingham  1  Year 

Mr.  Irving  Jennings  —  New  Durham  1  Year 

Article  6 

The  Moderator  read  Article  6  again.  Mr.  Erickson  of 
Wolfeboro  moved  that  the  meeting  recommend  to  the  Coop- 
erative School  Board  a  formula  for  prorating  the  cost  of  the 
capital  outlay  and  operation  of  the  Cooperative  School 
District,  based  on  twenty-five  per  cent  (25%)  of  all  costs 
being  apportioned  of  the  ratio  that  the  equalized  valuation 
of  each  pre-existing  district  bears  to  the  Cooperative  School 
District,  and  seventy-five  percent  (75%)  being  apportioned 
on  the  average  daily  membership  for  the  preceding  year  in 
accordance  with  RSA  Chapter  195  Section  7  -  III.  The  Mod- 
erator asked  if  there  was  any  discussion.  There  being  none, 
he  put  the  motion  to  a  voice  vote.  The  motion  was  carried 
and  the  Moderator  so  declared. 

Article  7 

The  Moderator  read  Article  7  again.  Mr.  Kurth  of  Tuf- 
tonboro moved  that  the  District  vote  to  raise  and  approp- 
riate the  sum  of  nine  thousand,  six  hundred  dollars  ($9,600.) 
to  defray  the  cost  of  organizing  and  maintaining  the  Cooper- 
ative School  District  until  July  1,  1963  and  for  an  operating 
budget  for  1963-64.  The  Moderator  asked  if  there  was  any 
discussion.  There  being  none,  he  put  the  motion  to  a  voice 
vote.  The  motion  was  carried  and  the  Moderator  so  declared. 

Article  8 

The  Moderator  read  Article  8  again.  Dr.  Goodall  of 
Wolfeboro  moved  that  the  District  vote  to  authorize  the 
School  Board  of  the  Cooperative  School  District  to  make  a 
survey  of  the  building  sites,  to  recommend  sites,  to  take 
options  if  necessary,  to  engage  the  services  of  an  educational 
consultant,  to  engage  the  services  of  an  architect,  to  prepare 
preliminary  plans,  to  make  topographical  surveys  and  to  take 

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such  borings  as  may  be  necessary  and  to  do  all  other  things 
necessary  to  enable  the  Committee  to  make  a  report  and 
recommendations,  and  to  raise  the  sum  of  five  thousand 
dollars  ($5,000.00)  for  such  purposes.  The  Moderator  asked 
if  there  was  any  discussion.  There  being  none,  he  put  the 
motion  to  a  voice  vote.  The  motion  was  carried  and  the 
Moderator  so  declared. 

Article  9 

The  Moderator  read  Article  9  again.  Mr.  Jennings  of  New 
Durham  moved  that  the  District  vote  to  raise  and  approp- 
riate the  sum  of  twenty-three  thousand  nine  hundred  dol- 
lars (23.900.)  to  engage  the  services  of  a  Principal,  Guid- 
ance Director,  Transportation  Supervisor,  and  to  provide  the 
necessary  administrative  expenses  for  the  above  named  in 
carrying  out  their  duties  until  July  1,  1964.  The  Moderator 
asked  if  there  was  any  discussion.  There  being  none,  he  put 
the  motion  to  a  voice  vote.  The  motion  was  carried  and  the 
Moderator  so  declared. 

Article  10 
The  Moderator  read  the  Article  again.  Mr.  Pottor  of 
Effingham  moved  that  the  District  be  named  the  Thresher 
Memorial  School  District  in  honor  of  those  men  who  perished 
in  the  recent  sinking  of  the  United  States  Submarine 
"Thresher."  The  motion  was  seconded.  The  Moderator  asked 
if  there  was  any  discussion.  Following  some  comments  by 
Mr.  Nixon  of  New  Durham,  the  Moderator  put  the  motion 
to  a  voice  vote.  The  motion  was  not  carried  and  the  Moder- 
ator so  declared.  Mr.  Nixon  of  New  Durham  moved  that  the 
District  be  named  the  Governor  Wentworth  Regional  School 
District.  The  motion  was  seconded.  The  Moderator  asked  if 
there  was  any  discussion.  There  being  none,  he  put  the 
motion  to  a  voice  vote.  The  motion  was  carried  and  the  Mod- 
erator so  declared. 

There  being  no  further  business  to  come  before  the 
meeting,  the  Moderator  declared  the  meeting  adjourned  at 
4:30  P.  M. 

I  hereby  certify  that  the  foregoing  minutes  of  the 
Organization  Meeting  of  the  Cooperative  School  District 
comprising  the  pre-existing  School  Districts  of  Effingham, 
Moultonboro,  New  Durham,  Ossipee,  Tuftonboro  and  Wolfe- 
boro  are  a  true  record  of  all  action  taken  at  that  meeting. 

HENRY  F.  HURLBURT  3rd., 

Clerk  Pro-tem 

I  hereby  certify  that  the  foregoing  is  a  true  copy  of 
the   original   minutes. 

HENRY  F.  HURLBURT  3rd., 

Pro-tem 
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School  District  Warrant 

State  of  New  Hampshire 
Carroll,  SS  School  District  of  Moultonboro 


To  the  Inhabitants  of  the  School  District  in  the  Town  of 
Moultonboro,  in  the  County  of  Carroll,  in  said  State,  qualified 
to  vote  in  District  affairs : 

You  are  hereby  notified  to  meet  at  the  Moultonboro 
Central  School  in  said  district  on  the  9th  day  of  March  1964, 
at  5:00  P.  M.  in  the  afternoon,  to  act  on  Article  1  hereof, 
and  you  are  further  notified  to  meet  at  the  same  place  on  the 
same  day  at  8:00  P.  M.  to  act  on  the  remaining  articles  in 
this  warrant. 

Article  1  of  this  warrant  covering  the  election  of  Mod- 
erator, Clerk,  Auditors  and  member  of  the  School  Board 
will  be  acted  upon  at  5:00  P.  M.,  and  voting  will  be  by  offical 
ballot  and  check  list.  The  polls  will  remain  open  for  this 
purpose  from  5:00  P.  M.  until  9:00  P.  M.,  if  the  meeting  so 
determines. 

Article  1.  To  choose  by  ballot  a  Moderator,  a  Clerk,  two 
Auditors,  and  one  member  of  the  School  Board 
to  serve  until  July  1,  1964. 

Article  2.  To  hear  reports  of  agents,  auditors,  committees, 
or  officers  chosen  and  pass  a  vote  relating  there- 
to. 

Article  3.  To  choose  agents,  and  committees  in  relation  to 
any  subject  embraced  in  this  warrant. 

Article  4.  To  see  if  the  District  will  vote  to  authorize  the 
School  Board  to  convey  to  the  Governor  Went- 
worth  Cooperative  School  District,  by  Quit  Claim 
Deed,  the  present  Moultonboro  Elementary  School, 
together  with  the  contents  thereof,  and  all  land 
owned  by  the  District. 

Article  5.  To  see  if  the  District  will  vote  to  direct  the  Treas- 
urer to  pay  over  to  the  Treasuer  of  the  Governor 
Wentworth  Cooperative  School  District  any  cash 
balance  in  his  hands,  or  money  due  the  District  as 
of   July    1,    1964,   less    any   outstanding   bills   or 

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debts;  any  sum  so  transferred  to  be  used  as  a 
credit  against  the  Cooperative  School  District 
assessment  to  be  raised  by  the  pre-existing  Moul- 
tonboro  School  District  to  defray  its  share  of 
the  cost  of  operation  of  the  Cooperative  District 
during  the  first  year  of  operation. 

Article  6.    To  transact  any  other  business  that  may  legally 
come  before  said  meeting. 

Given  under  our  hand  at  said  Moultonboro  this  17th  day 
of  February  1964. 

WALTER  K.  MITCHELL,  Chairman 
RICHARD  VAPPI 
ROLLAND  D.  AMES 

School  Board  of  Moultonboro,  N.  H. 

A  true  copy  of  Warrant  —  Attest : 

WALTER  K.  MITCHELL,  Chairman 


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Financial  Report 

Moultonboro  School  District 
1962-1963 


RECEIPTS: 

Local : 

Current  Appropriation 

State : 

School  Building  Aid 
Handicapped  Children 
Lunch  Program 

Notes : 

Building  Addition 

Total  Receipts  from  all  Sources 
Balance  June  30,  1962 

Total 


$111,051.65 


$     3,541.50 

769.46 

1,317.83 


3,850.00 

$120,530.44 
5,292.78 

$125,823.22 


EXPENDITURES: 


Administration : 


Salaries  of  District  Officers 

Contracted  Services 

Other  Expenses  of  Administration 


$ 


720.00 
523.80 
337.16 


Instruction : 

Salaries  for  Instruction 

Textbooks 

Library  &  Audiovisual  Material 

Teaching  Supplies 

Contracted  Services 

Other  Expenses  for  Instruction 

$ 

$  30,820.02 
439.56 
317.74 
955.42 
313.00 
195.00 

1,580.96 

$  33,041.04 


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Attendance  Services: 


Salary  Attendance  Officer 

$ 

15.00 

$ 

15.00 

Health  Services: 

Salaries,  Nurse  &  Doctor 
Health  Expenses 

$ 

671.30 
147.94 

$ 

819.24 

Transportation : 

Contracted  Services 

$ 

15,266.51 

$ 

15,266.51 

Operation  of  Plant: 

Salaries  of  Custodian 

Supplies  for  Operation 

Contracted  Services 

Heat  for  Building 

Utilities,  Telephone  &  Electricity 

$ 

3,399.96 

753.43 

103.99 

2,080.19 

1,154.00 

$ 

7,491.57 

Maintenance  of  Plant: 

Repairs  to  Equipment 
Repairs  to  Building 
Other  Expenses 

$ 

143.01 
911.96 
131.10 

$ 

1,186.07 

Fixed  Charges: 

School  District  Contributions 

Insurance 

Other  Fixed  Charges 

$ 

2,472.71 

379.97 

45.00 

$ 

2,897.68 

School  Lunch: 

Salaries 

Lunch   Reimbursement 

$ 

1,746.00 
1,317.83 

$ 

3,063.83 

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Capital  Outlay: 


Sites 

Building 

Equipment 

$ 

254.83 

3,869.20 

497.43 

Debt  Service: 

Principal  of  Debt 
Interest  of  Debt 

$ 

11,300.00 
2,036.25 

4,621.46 

Outgoing  Transfer  Accounts: 

Tuition 

District  Share  of  Supervisory 

Union  Expenses 
Tax  for  State-wide  Supervision 

$ 

$ 

27,783.50 

2,714.51 
368.00 

13,336.25 

$ 

30,866.05 

Total  Expenditures 

$114,185.66 

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Moultonboro  School  Lunch  Program 

July  1,  1962  to  June  30,  1963 
FINANCIAL  STATEMENT 


Beginning  Balance  —  July   1,   1962 


$        869.52 


Receipts : 

Lunch  Sales  —  Children 
Lunch  Sales  —  Adults 
Special   Milk   Program 
Reimbursement 

Total  Receipts 

Total  Available 

Expenditures : 

Food 

Gas 

Equipment 

Supplies,   Ser.  Chgs.,  etc. 

Total  Expenditures 

Balance  —  June  30,  1963 


$     3,329.44 

281.20 

328.31 

1,317.83 


$     5,043.61 

102.50 

300.00 

63.46 


$5,256.78 
$6,126.30 


$5,509.57 
$    616.73 


Number  of  Days  Meals  Served  180 

Number  of  Meals  Served  Pupils  15,476 

Number  of  Meals  Served  Adults  1,135 

Average  Daily  Number  of  Pupils  Served  86 

All  meals  were  type   "A"  balanced  meals  as  per  Federal 
Regulations. 


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Moultonboro  School  District 
Statement  of  Bonded  Indebtedness 

Date  of  Issue,  July  1,  1948  —  Rate  2%% 
Amount  of  Issue,  $100,000.00  —  Meredith  Trust  Co. 


Year 

1964 
1965 
1966 
1967 
1968 


Totals 


Due  July  1 

July  &  Jan.  1 

Total 

Principal 

Interest  Due 

5,000.00 

625.00 

5,625.00 

5,000.00 

500.00 

5,500-00 

5,000.00 

375.00 

5,375.00 

5,000.00 

250.00 

5,250.00 

5,000.00 

125.00 

5,125.00 

$25,000.00 

$1,875.00 

26,875.00 

Date  of  Issue,  July  1,  1958— Rate  3% 

Amount  of  Issues,  $23,000  and  $40,000 

Meredith  Village   Savings   Bank 


Fiscal   Year 

Principal 

Interest   Due 

Ending 

Due  July  25 

July    25           Jan.  1 

Total 

1964 

6,300.00 

567.00         472.50 

7,339.50 

1965 

6,300.00 

472.50         378.00 

7,150.50 

1966 

6,300.00 

378.00         283.50 

6,961.50 

1967 

6,300.00 

283.50         189.00 

6,772.50 

1968 

6,300.00 

189.00           94.50 

6,583.50 

1969 

6,300.00 

94.50 

6,394.50 

Totals  $37,800.00    $1,984.50    $1,417.50    $41,202.00 

Date  of  Issue,  July  10,  1962— Rate  3% 

Amount  of  Issue,  $3,850. 

Meredith  Trust  Co. 


Fiscal  Year 
Ending 


Principal 
Due  July  10 


Interest  Due 
July  10       Jan.  10 


Total 


1964 
1965 
1966 


1,500.00 

1,500.00 

850.00 


57.75 
35.25 
12.75 


35.25 
12.75 
12.75 


1,593.00 
1,548.00 

875.50 


Totals 


$3,850.00  $105.75   $60.75   $4,016.50 


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School  District  Treasurer's  Report 

For  Fiscal  Year  Ending  June  30,  1963 

Receipts : 

Cash  on  Hand,  July  1,  1962  $     5,292.78 

Received : 

Selectmen  $111,051.65 

State  Treasurer  4,310.96 

State  Funds: 

Building  Aid     $3,541.50 
Handicapped  769.46 

Federal  Funds 

Lunch  Program  1,317.83 

Received   from   all   Other    Sources  30.70 

Refund  2.70 

Insurance  Settlement  28.00 


Total   Receipts  $116,711.14 


Total  amount  available  for  Fiscal  Year  $122,003.92 

Less  School  Board  orders  paid  $110,366.36 


Balance  on  Hand,  June  30,  1963  $  11,637.56 

ELENA  M.  JONES 

Treasurer 


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Auditor's  Report 

This  is  to  certify  that  we  have  examined  the  books, 
vouchers,  bank  statements  and  other  financial  records  of 
the  school  district  of  Moultonboro  of  which  the  above  is  a 
true  summary  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1963  and 
find  them  correct  in  all  respects. 
July  30,  1963 

GILBERT  N.  WIGGINS 
BEATRIX  H.  SOLOMON 

Auditors 


Report  of  Superintendent  of  Schools 


To  the  School  Board  and  Citizens  of  Moultonboro: 

I  respectfully  submit  my  ninth  annual  report  as  your 
Superintendent  of  Schools. 

Staff 

The  opening  of  school  in  September  noted  only  two 
changes  in  the  staff.  Mr.  Robert  S.  Prescott,  a  graduate  of 
Keene  and  Plymouth  State  Teachers  College,  replaced  Mrs. 
Marion  Lindsey  in  the  departmental  set  up  in  Grades  Six 
through  Eight.  Mrs.  Clyde  C.  Brown,  R.  N.,  returned  as 
Nurse-Teacher  after  a  years  leave  of  absence. 

Additions  and  Improvements 

During  the  summer  recess  the  walls  in  the  Auditorium- 
Gymnasium  and  corridor  were  painted  by  the  Custodian. 
The  range  in  the  school  lunch  program  was  replaced  with 
a  larger  one.  A  master  clock  system  for  ringing  bells  was 
installed.  The  program  of  improvement  of  the  grounds  was 
continued  by  adding  fertilizer  to  the  lawn  and  play  area. 

Cooperative  School 

At  the  Special  School  District  on  March  2,  the  District 
voted  in  favor  of  petitioning  the  State  Board  of  Education 
to  become  a  member  of  a  Cooperative  District  to  include  the 
following  districts  of  Alton,  Brookfield,  Effingham,  New 
Durham,  Ossipee,  Tuftonboro,  Wakefield  and  Wolfeboro. 

As  a  result  of  the  favorable  votes  taken  by  the  Effing- 
ham, Moultonboro,  New  Durham,  Ossipee,  Tuftonboro  and 
Wolfeboro  School  Districts,  the  State  Board  of  Education 
at  a  meeting  on  March  11,  1963  approved  the  organization 
of  a  Cooperative  District,  Grades  One  through  Twelve. 

The  Organizational  Meeting  was  held  on  April  20,  1963 
at  the  Brewster  Academy  Gymnasium.  A  copy  of  the  min- 
utes of  this  meeting  are  included  in  another  section  of  the 
School  Report. 

The  Sandwich  School  District  was  annexed  to  the  Inter- 
Lakes  Cooperative  at  a  re-organization  meeting  in  April  of 
1963,  and  with  the  closing  of  Quimby  School  at  Center 
Sandwich,  the  Sandwich  pupils  were  transferred  to  Inter- 
Lakes  High  School. 

With  the  transfer  of  the  Sandwich  pupils,  the  Inter- 
Lakes  High  School  was  not  able  to  accommodate  all  the 
high  schools  pupils  from  Moultonboro,  and  after  much  study 

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by  the  School  Board,  an  agreement  was  reached,  and  the 
pupils  in  Grade  Twelve  were  assigned  to  Inter-Lakes  High 
School  and  the  Plymouth  School  Board  agreed  to  sign  a 
contract  to  accommodate  the  pupils  in  Grades  Nine  through 
Eleven  until  the  new  high  school  at  Wolfeboro  is  ready. 

Under  the  supervision  of  Roger  E.  Person,  Principal  of 
the  Moultonboro  Central  School  an  opportunity  for  partici- 
pation in  basketball  was  set  up  and  the  team  has  played 
games  with  high  and  prep  schools  in  this  area. 

Costs 

The  property  tax  assessment  for  the  school  year  1963-64 
is  $118,582.75  which  is  46.59%  of  the  total  property  tax. 
Considering  the  State  as  a  whole,  an  average  of  fifty-seven 
percent  of  all  local  property  taxes  are  earmarked  for  the 
support  of  schools,  and  one-half  of  all  N.  H.  School  Districts 
designate  at  least  65%  of  the  property  tax  for  school 
purposes.  The  Moultonboro  School  tax  rate  per  $1,000  of 
assessed  valuation  is  17.70%  and  the  state  average  is 
29.35%  and  this  rate  is  due  to  the  high  valuation  of  the 
Town. 

Conclusion 

On  July  1,  1964  the  Moultonboro  School  District,  as  a 
part  of  the  Governor  Wentworth  Cooperative  School  Dis- 
trict will  be  under  the  supervision  and  administration  of  the 
Wolfeboro-Pittsfield  Supervisory  Union. 

It  certainly  has  been  a  pleasure  to  work  with  the  var- 
ious Board  Members  during  the  past  nine  years,  and  look 
back  on  the  progress  made.  I  wish  to  take  this  time  to 
express  my  appreciation  to  them,  the  Teaching  Staff,  Cus- 
todian, School  Lunch  Supervisor,  Transporters,  elected  Of- 
ficers and  P.  T.  A.  members  for  their  fine  cooperation  and 
sincere   devotion   to   their   responsibilities. 


MARTIN  E.  HEFFERNAN 

Superintendent  of  Schools 


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Principal's  Report 
1963-64 


The  school  year  1963-64  will  go  on  record  as  the  one 
with  our  largest  enrollment.  We  opened  with  146  pupils  and 
it  has  increased  to  150.  The  enrollment  is  divided  as  follows: 

Mrs.  Whitehouse  26  First  Graders 

Mrs.  Perkins  15  Second  Graders  &  16  Third  Graders 

Mrs.  Kaffel  20  Fourth  Graders 

Mrs.  Tilton  15  Fifth  Graders  &  19  Sixth  Graders 

Mr.  Prescott  20  Seventh  Graders 

Miss  Goss  15  Eighth  Graders 

A  team  teaching  program  was  instituted  for  Art,  Music 
and  Physical  Education  in  the  first  four  grades  with  Mrs. 
Whitehouse  teaching  Art,  Mrs.  Perkins  the  Music,  and  Mrs. 
Kaffel  the  Physical  Education.  On  the  upper  grade  level, 
Mrs.  Tilton  teaches  the  Fifth  Grade  along  with  the  Sixth 
Grade  Social  Studies  and  the  Fifth  and  Sixth  Grade  Com- 
bination T.  V.  Science  series.  Mr.  Prescott  teaches  Sixth 
Grade  Reading  and  Language,  Seventh  Grade  Division  II 
Reading  and  Language,  Seventh  Grade  Science  and  boys 
Physical  Education.  Miss  Goss  teaches  Seventh  Grade  Div- 
ision I  Reading  and  Language,  Seventh  Grade  Social  Studies, 
Eighth  Grade  Reading,  Language  and  Social  Studies,  also 
Art  during  some  study  periods.  Mr.  Person  teaches  Eighth 
Grade  Science,  Eighth  Grade  Mathematics  to  two  divisions, 
Seventh  Grade  Mathematics  to  two  divisions,  Sixth  Grade 
Mathematics  to  two  divisions  and  Fourth  Grade  Science. 
Mrs.  Kaffel  also  has  a  remedial  Reading  Program  for  Grades 
Four  through  Eight. 

Miss  McCuen  teaches  Music  on  Fridays  and  Mr.  Bushnell 
teaches  Instrumental  Music  on  Monday  afternoons. 

We  hope  that  this  varied  program  is  doing  the  job  that 
is  needed  by  the  pupils  of  Moultonboro  and  solicit  your  aid 
in  planning  for  any  areas  which  may  seem  neglected. 

Yours  in  service, 

ROGER  E.  PERSON, 
Principal 


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Report  of  the  School  Nurse 


September  —  December  1963  Inclusive 

This  year  the  nurse  is  scheduled  to  be  in  Moultonboro 
one  day  a  week  usually  on  Tuesday. 

All  students  were  examined  in  September  by  Dr.  Ratsep, 
school  physician. 

Vision  tests  have  been  completed  for  each  student.  A 
notice  was  sent  home  by  those  found  to  have  a  defect  sug- 
gesting further  examination  by  their  family  eye  doctor. 

Poly-Vi-Sol  Vitamin  tablets  are  given  free  to  all  child- 
ren. These  are  being  donated  by  the  Grange,  P.  T.  A.  and  the 
Red  Cross. 

An  added  test  for  the  children  this  year  was  the  Visual 
Color  Test.  This  is  to  check  for  color  blindness  and  even 
though  nothing  can  be  done  to  cure  this,  it  is  increasing  in 
importance  to  know  about  the  defect  especially  in  choosing 
a  vocation. 

Some  children  attended  the  Speech  Clinic  held  in 
Meredith  December  4,  1963.  Mrs.  Lawrence,  Speech  Patholo- 
gist, and  her  team  from  Portsmouth  Rehabilitation  Center 
were  at  the  Clinic  to  screen  the  children  on  the  degree  of 
a  speech  problem.  A  detailed  report  is  to  be  sent  to  the 
school  to  aid  in  improving  this  defect.  The  Pythian  Sisters 
donated  towards  the  Clinic  so  the  children  could  attend. 

Routine  heights  and  weights  were  checked  for  each 
child  in  the  fall  and  frequent  inspections  for  cleanliness 
were  done. 

The  cooperation  of  the  members  of  the  school  board, 
superintendent,  principal,  all  school  personnel,  school  doctor 
and  parents  of  the  community   has  been   appreciated. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

AMY  L.  BROWN  R.N. 

School  Nurse 


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Moultonboro  Tuition  Pupils 


1963-1964 

Plymouth 

Grade 

8- 

-June  Bickford 

Grade 

9- 

— Champaigne,  Paul 

Folliard,  Robert 

Hazeltine,  Nathan 

Ives,  Joan 

Mitchell,  Rodney 

Molburg,  Pamela 

Neill,  Brenda 

Oliver,  John 

Shaw,  Dennis 

Tower,  Richard 

Hall,  John 

Grade 

10- 

—Bodge,  Betty 

Dale,  Shirley 

Davis,   Sandra 

Donahue,   Barbara 

Gray,    Paul 

Hicks,    Earl 

Huston,    Anne 

Melanson,    Jean 

Molburg,  John 

Monteith,  Linda 

Nudd,  Marjorie 

Price,  Virginia 

Richardson,  Donna 

Roth,  David 

Wakefield,  Maxine 

Laplante,  Cathleen 

Leighton,    Bonnie 

Grade 

11- 

—Folliard,   Kathleen 

Hammond,   Robert 

Hoyt,    Francis 

Leighton,    Charles 

McCorma'ck,    Gloria 

Molburg,    Sherry 

Ober,    Bruce 

Person,    Dwight 

Wakefield,  Edwin 

Wakefield,  Linda 

Grade 

12- 

—Ober,   Chester 

Inter-Lakes 

Tallman,   Charles 

Grade 

12- 

—Abbott,  George 

Ives,  John 

Mitchell,  Jeffery 

Molburg,  Deborah 

Oliver,  Sherry 

Plaisted,  George 

Prince,  Richard 

Brewster  Academy 

Grade 

11- 

—Davis,  Diane 

Grade  12 — Roth,  Charles 

Fryeburg  Academy 

Grade  10 — Wiggins,  Diane 

Wolfeboro  Special  Class 

Molburg,  Richard 


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8th  Grade  Graduates  —  June  1963 


Paul  Champaigne  Rodney  K.  Mitchell 

John  Edward  Hall  Pamela  Ann  Molburg 

Robert  J.  Folliard  Calvin  T.  Moulton 

Nathan  L.  Hazeltine  Brenda  Lee  Neill 

Joan  C.  Ives  John  J.  Oliver 

Robert  J.  Lamprey  Richard  S.  Tower 

Jennifer  Ann  White 

Class  Colors:  Red  and  White 

Class  Flower:  White  Carnation 

Enrollment  and  Teachers 

School  Year  Beginning  September  1963 


Grade  Enrollment  Teachers 

1  25         Mrs.  Fannie  Whitehouse,  B.  Ed. 

2  15         Mrs.   Clara  Perkins,   B.   Ed. 

3  16         Mrs.  Dorothy  Kaffel,  M.  Ed. 

4  &  5  36         Mrs.  Irma  E.  Tilton 

6  —  8  54         Miss  Judith  Goss,  B.  Ed. 

Robert  S.  Prescott,  B.  Ed. 
Roger  E.  Person,  B.  Ed.,  Principal 

Miss  Elena  McCuen,  B.  M.  Ed.,  Music  Supervisor 
Mr.  Roy  Foss,  Custodian 
Mrs.  Martha  Oliver,  School  Lunch 

Transporters 

Mrs.  Lorraine  B.  Gruner 

Mrs.   Ernestine  Richardson 

Mrs.  Irma  E.  Tilton 

Mr.  Frank  E.  Mclntire 

Mr.  Ralph  Dale 

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CENSUS  REPORT  SUMMARIES 


Total 

Local  In 

fiber: 

0-18  years 

Schools 

1963 

295 

146 

1962 

285 

125 

1961 

277 

125 

1960 

258 

123 

1959 

258 

114 

1958 

273 

122 

AGES  AS  OF  SEPTEMBER  1,  1963 

Less  than  1  year  11 

1  year  16 

2  years  13 

3  years  14 

4  years  16 

5  years  7 

Total  77 


ENROLLMENTS 

September : 

1963 

146 

1962 

126 

1961 

126 

1960 

123 

1959 

118 

1958 

119 

90 


VITAL 
STATISTICS 


Births 

Registered  in  the  Town  of  Moultonboro,  N.  H. 
For  the  Year  Ending  December  31,  1963 


rem 

Q 


Name    of    Child 


Name  of   Father 


Maiden     Name 
of     Mother 


1963 

Jan. 

1 

Mar. 
6 

13 
17 

Apr. 
10 

21 
21 

May 
15 

June 
13 

July 
1 

Nov. 
11 

Dec. 

7 


Stacy    L.     Packard        2      Marcus     Packard 


Robin     L.     Elliott  2 

Warren    T.    Clifford      1 
Brian     T.     Hoag  2 


Evelyn     Lamprey  2 

Rachel     Hodgdon  2 

Terri    J.    Sellars  5 


Theresa     Young  3 

Sheryl     Lively  1 

Shawn    McLean  1 

Richard     Cheney    Jr.  1 
Joanne    McCormack     2 


Raymond  Elliot 
Ernest  Clifford 
William     Hoag 


Russell  Lamprey 
Samuel  Hodgdon 
John    H.    Sellars 


Irad    Young 
David     Lively 
William     McLean 
Richard     Cheney 
Scott    McCormack 


Judith    M.    Austin 


Pamela    Ball 
Sally     King 
Constance   Tibbetts 


Patricia   Quirk 
Carmelo    Maldanado 
Janet    Miller 


Gail     E.    Mudgett 
Glenda    Gillooly 
Linda    Jones 
Donna   Lee  Cilley 
Mary  A.    Kimball 


92 


Marriages 

Registered  in  the  Town  of  Moultonboro,  N.  H, 
For  the  Year  Ending  December  31,  1963 


Name    and    Surname 
of    Groom    and     Bride 


Residence   at   Time 
of    Marriage 


Name    and    Residence 

and     Title     of     Person 

by    Whom    Married 


Feb. 


1 

Philip    Melancen 

21 

Moultonboro 

Marilyn    Clifford 

19 

Moultonboro 

Apr. 
20 

Sherbourne    Harvey 

25 

Meredith 

Virginia    Gilbert 

18 

Moultonboro 

June 

15 

David   Thompson 

21 

Moultonboro 

Nancy    Emerson 

19 

Tamworth 

29 

Harvey     Beth 

25 

Boston,    Mass. 

Jill    Edwards 

23 

Moultonboro 

29 

Wayne    Mudgett 

24 

Moultonboro 

Carol  Crawford 

20 

Arlington,     Mass. 

22 

Kendrick    Diller 

54 

Moultonboro 

Gretchen     Diller 

42 

Meredith 

July 

3 

Stewart    Tate 

68 

Moultonboro 

Rose     Perron 

53 

Bristol 

13 

Gary    Lambert 

19 

Moultonboro 

Patricia     Davis 

18 

Center   Tuftonboro 

Aug. 

31 

Richard    Royea 

33 

Holderness 

Virginia    Hicks 

36 

Moultonboro 

Oct. 

2     Lee    Huston  29     Moultonboro 

Eleanor    Wakefield     28      Moultonboro 


Dec. 

7     Richard    Vallie 
Emily    George 


19  Lakeport 

20  Moultonboro 


Rev.    Arthur    Melancen 


Rev.    Frank    H.    Gross 


Rev.     Herbert    Prince 

Guy     U.     Home 
Justice    of   the    Peace 
Rev.    Wesley    Burwell 

John    Ramsey 
Justice    of    the    Peace 


Rev.    Ethel    L.    Matthews 
Rev.    Gsrard     Noel 


Rev.    Arthur    Melancen 


Rev.    Arthur    Melancen 


Fr.    John    Boyd    PPVE 


93 


Deaths 

Registered  in  the  Town  of  Moultonboro,  N.  H. 
For  the  Year  Ending  December  31,  1963 


■M- 

H- 

O   £ 

O 

•*-» 

0)    *• 

of  Mother 

-+*    Qt 

Name 

< 

o  ± 

Name 

ot 

Father 

«    Q 

Q 

2  CQ 
Q. 

Maiden    Name 

Jan. 


Feb. 


18     Ruth    G.    Covert        61     Mass.      John    Flanagan 


1     Attie    E.    Berry  82     N.  H.      Loran     Berry 

14     Florence   Smith  86     N.  H.      John    Dearborn 


Mar. 

1  Olive    F.    Rideout  81  N.  H. 

6  Arthur   E.    Rideout  85  Mass. 

Apr. 

20  Irving    Duren   Jr.  48  Mass. 

20  Linda     Plaisted  0  N.  H. 

25  Ralph    Mullen    Sr.  63  Me. 


JVlay 

19     David     D.     King 


23     Mass. 


July 

1  Shawn      McLean  0  N.  H. 

3  Mary    Sullivan  79  Mass. 

4  Benjamin    Walker  63  N.  H. 


Orrin     Bennett 
Henry    Rideout 

Irving  Duren  Sr. 
Richard  Plaisted 
Stephen     Mullen 

-  ws 

Gordon     King 

William  McLean 
William  Sullivan 
Benjamin     Walker 


Sept. 
20 
21 

Elsie     Rogers 
Robert    Reid 

69 
75 

Mass. 
R.  I. 

Elliott 
Duncan 

Rogers 
Reid 

Oct. 

5 

28 

Harry    F.    Smith 
Shirley    Jackson 

73 
71 

N.  H. 
N.  H. 

Andrew 
George 

Smith 
Jackson 

Nov. 
11 
17 

Almon     Jackson 
Arthur    Melancen 

50 
50 

Mass. 
Ark. 

Almon 
Henry 

Jackson 
Melancen 

Dec. 
8 
8 

14 
25 


Maude     Berry  77 

Catherine    Gallant  79 

Wesley    Ward  88 

Mary    Gildden  69 


Me.  Charles  Whitehouse 

Ireland    Dennis    O'Neil 
Canada  William    Ward 
Mass.       Ira    Clough 


Margaret   Oldrad 


Mary    Smith 
Dolly    Vittum 


Margaret    Burke 
Adelaide    Wallace 


Florence    Taggart 
Gloria    Taylor 
Dora    Crawford 


Eleanor     Huston 


Linda    Jones 
Mary     Crowley 
Fanny    Fogg 


Jessie    Anderson 
Julia     Hutchins 


Christain    Bunker 
Lida    Marston 


Hanna    Fletcher 
Marion     Tucker 


Cora     Hanson 
Catherine    Hart 
Mother    Unknown 
Mary     Delaney 


I  hereby  verify  that  the  foregoing  returns  are  correct 
to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief. 

Respectfully   submitted, 

MINA  E.  BERRY 

Town  Clerk 


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