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Annual Report
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THE TOWN OF
NEWMARKET
NEW HAMPSHIRE
For The Year Ending
DECEMBER 51st, 1967
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We, the Selectmen of the Town of Newmarket,
respectfully dedicate this Town Report to the
fond memory of Frank E. Willey, Sr. more com-
monly known as "HANK WILLET'.
Mr. Willey spent 81 years of his life as a devoted
citizen of the Town of Newmarket. He was an
active member of the Newmarket Fire Depart-
ment for 66 years. His memory will always be
cherished by the people of Newmarket.
Frank M. Schanda, Chairman
Robert L. Filion
Nicholas Zuk
Selectmen
YOUR NEWMARKET TAX DOLLAR FOR 1967
SCHOOL BUDGET $285,961.49
TOWN BUDGET 149,405.60
COUNTY TAXES 19,461.54
TOTAL RAISED BY TAXES $454,828.63
* * *
TAX RATE — TOWN $ 2.33
SCHOOL 4.47
COUNTY .30
$ 7.10
ANNUAL REPORT
of th(
OWN OF NEWMARKET
NEW HAMPSHIRE
by the
Selectmen, Town Clerk, Tax Collector,
Town Treasurer, Water Works, Public Library,
Trustees of Trust Funds, Planning Board
For The Year Ending
DECEMBER 31, 1967
with the
VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1967
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TOWN OFFICERS
MODERATOR
Frank M. Schanda
SELECTMEN
Frank Schanda Ternn Expires March 1968
Robert L. Filion Term Expires March 1969
Nicholas Zuk Term Expires March 1970
TOWN CLERK TOWN TREASURER
Yvonne B. Rousseau Severine R. Neal
TAX COLLECTOR
Albert W. Caswell, Sr.
SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECK LIST
Arthur LaBonte Richard Schanda Richard Atherton
REPRESENTATIVES
John Twardus F. Albert Sewall
TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS
Beatrice Morin Term Expires AAarch 1968
Eli Grandmaison Term Expires March 1969
Roy E. Kent Term Expires March 1970
TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Velma Szacik Elizabth Gowen Philip Hendrickx
POLICE CHIEF FIRE CHIEF
Paul T. Gahan Robert Keller
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Richard G. Walker
PLANNING BOARD
Frank Schanda George Hauschel Wilbur Sharpies, Jr.
George Griswold Robert Stevens
Fred Grochmal
WARRANT
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Town of Newmarket
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Newmarket in the
County of Rockingham in said State, qualified to vote in
town affairs.
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in
said town on Tuesday, the 12th day of March, to act on the
following subjects:
(POLLS V^/iLL BE OPEN FROM 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.)
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the ensu-
ing year.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary
to defray town charges for the ensuing year; as may be
necessary for General Government including Town Officers'
salaries and expenses, election and registration, town build-
ings, for the protection of persons and property, including
the Police Department, for health and sanitation, vital statis-
tics, general expenses of the departments, for education and
the public library, for charities, including the decoration of
soldiers' graves, for recreation, for cemeteries, for indebted-
ness to other governmental divisions and to pay all other
necessary charges arising v^/ithin said Town.
3. To see if the Town will vote to authorize and em-
power the Selectmen to borrovy money for necessary expendi-
tures,- in anticipation of the collection of taxes.
4. To see if the Town will vote to allow a discount
of two percent (2%) on all taxes except poll and head taxes,
if paid within fifteen days after receipt of bill.
5. To see if the Town will vote to accept the budget
as submitted by the Budget Committee.
6. To see if the Town will vote to pay members of the
Fire Department $97.00 in addition to that required by law.
(Recommended by the Budget Committee)
7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) to be
used as part payment for a comprehensive plan, the balance
to be raised next year by vote of the people. (Recommended
by the Budget Committee)
8. To see if the Town of Newmarket will adopt the
following resolution:
Whereas, there is determined to be a need for a hous-
ing authority in the town.
Wherefore, in accordance with Section 4 of Chapter 203
of New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, and in
accord with the foregoing finding of need, there is here-
by created a municipal housing authority for the Town
of Newmarket, with all the pov/ers and authority
granted by said Chapter 203.
This resolution to take effect upon its passage.
9. To see if the voters will appropriate the sum of One
Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($1,300.00), as the town's
share of the cost of repairing the Steeple that houses the
Town Clock.
10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the select-
men to sell tax acquired property, now held by the Town
of Newmarket, to the highest bidder.
11. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of
Selectmen to appoint a committee which will help the town
participate in a state-wide contest to improve the appear-
ance of New Hampshire.
Given under our hands and seals this 26th day of
February, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and
sixty-eight.
FRANK M. SCHANDA
ROBERT L. FILION
NICHOLAS ZUK
Selectmen of Newmarket, N.H.
We hereby certify that v^e gave notice to the inhabitants
within named, to meet at the time and place and for the
purpose within mentioned by posting an attested copy of
the Warrant at the place of meeting within named, and a
like copy at the Post Office. Being a public place in said
tovyn, on the 26th day of February, 1968.
FRANK AA. SCHANDA
ROBERT L. FILION
NICHOLAS ZUK
Selectmen of Newmarket, N.H.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN
To the citizens of the Town of Newmarket:
The Board of Selectmen submit its annual report for the
fiscal year ending December 31,1 967.
INVENTORY APRIL 1
1 966 - 50 % 1 967 - 50 %
Land & buildings $4,491,065.00 $4,564,200.00
Factory buildings and land
Factory machinery
Electric plants
Trailers, mobile homes
Stock-in-trade merchants
Stock-in-trade manufacturers
Boats
Cows
Other cattle
Poultry
Gasoline pumps and tanks
Road machinery
Wood and lumber
Snow Traveling Vehicles and Golf Cars
TOTAL GROSS VALUATION
Less Veterans' Exemptions
Less Neatstock Exemptions
Less Poultry Exemptions
Less Blind Exemptions
NET VALUATION
FOR TAX RATE $6,277,051.00 $6,405,337.00
1966 TAX RATE: $71.00
339,775.00
339,775.00
518,015.00
540,645.00
177,000.00
175,500.00
33,005.00
46,365.00
156,531.00
154,360.00
738,095.00
759,150.00
6,525.00
3,050.00
18,900.00
18,750.00
825.00
1,187.00
2,209.00
2,478.00
8,895.00
8,895.00
6,125.00
13,835.00
745.00
560.00
^olfCars 0
1 ,420.00
$6,497,710.00
$6,630,170.00
213,325.00
215,530.00
6,975.00
7,950.00
359.00
353.00
0
1,000.00
BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF
NEWMARKET, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures of the Ensuing Year January 1, 1968
to Decennber 31, 1968 compared with Estimated and Actual Revenue,
Appropriations and Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1 , 1 967 to
December 31 , 1967.
SOURCES OF REVENUE
From State:
Interest and Dividends Tax
Railroad Tax
Savings Bank Tax
Reimb. a/c Old Age Assistance
From Local Sources Except Taxes:
Dog Licenses
Bus. Licenses, Permits & Filing Fees
Fines & Forfeits, Municipal Court
Rent of Town Hall & Other Buildings
Interest Received on Taxes & Deposits
Income of Departments:
Highway, inci. rental of equip.
Parking Meters
Cemetery
Income from Municipally owned Utilities:
Water Departments
Water Deportment - Note
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees
Withdrawals from Cap. Reserve Funds
Telephone Commission
Road Toll Refund
Head Tax
Ambulance
Amount Raised by Issue of Bonds or Notes:
Added Taxes
Interest from Sewer Bonds
Interest - Reinvestment Temp. Loan
Taxes In Excess of Budget
From Local Taxes Other Than
Property Taxes:
Yield Taxes 560.33 136.45
TOTAL REVENUES FROM ALL SOURCES
Estimated
Actual
Estimated
Revenue
Revenue
Revenue
Previous
Previous
Ensuing
Year
Year
Year
1967
1967
1968
$ 1,313.59
$ 1,313.59
$ 1,313.00
220.40
220.40
220.00
1,490.81
1,490.81
1,490.00
5,000.00
6,108.85
2,000.00
350.00
479.20
400.00
200.00
130.00
150.00
1,000.00
815.13
800.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
1,000.00
1,897.02
1,000.00
250.00
3,600.00
3,666.20
3,600.00
400.00
530.00
400.00
S:
*32,000.00
*32,688.96
*33,600.00
0
0
2,378.00
20,500.00
22,091.93
21,000.00
5,500.00
5,500.00
0
75.00
231.91
150.00
550.00
650.98
550.00
300.00
697.65
500.00
250.00
534.00
200.00
>tes:
0
1,250.91
0
14,709.50
14,709.50
14,213.50
2,098.61
2,098.61
11,742.75
2,000.00
EXCEPT PROPERTY TAXES $59,718.24 $76,895.89 $53,214.50
•■Water Works - Not added in totals
BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF
NEWMARKET, NEW HAMPSHIRE
PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES
Actual
Estimated
Expendi-
Expendi-
Approp.
tures
tures
Previous
Previous
Ensuing
Year
Year
Year
1967
1967
1968
General Government:
Town OfFicers' Salaries
$
2,750.00 $
2,702.72 $
2,750.00
Town Officers' Expenses
4,500.00
4,947.63
5,000.00
Election & Registration Expenses
250.00
215.97
450.00
Municipal & District Court Expenses
300.00
300.00
300.00
Expenses Town Hall and
Other Town Bldgs.
3,500.00
3,481.43
4,200.00
Reappraisal of Property
206.00
205.02
250.00
Employees' Retirement & S. S.
3,600.00
3,809.58
4,000.00
Purchase of School
1.00
1.00
0
Protection of Persons and Property:
Committee Actions
157.65
157.65
157.65
Police Department
26,900.00
26,900.06
30,612.36
Fire Department
7,400.00
7,424.15
7,400.00
Blister Rust & Care of Trees
400.00
129.40
400.00
Town Clock (Steeple)
310.00
311.36
1,650.00
Planning
500.00
0
3,000.00
Visiting Nurse Program
0
0
600.00
Damages & Legal Expenses
750.00
645.00
750.00
Civil Defense
800.00
864.85
800.00
Christmas Lights
450.00
463.74
500.00
Health:
Insurance Program
950.00
851.02
950.00
Health Department, Inci. Hosp
itals
180.00
178.80
200.00
Vital Statistics
150.00
90.00
150.00
Sewer Maintenance
1,500.00
1,419.16
1,500.00
Town Dump & Garbage Removal
6,500.00
7,559.57
7,000.00
Highways and Bridges:
Town Maintenance - Summer
24,000.00
26,139.47
26,000.00
Town Maintenance - Tarring
5,500.00
4,722.45
5,500.00
Street Lighting
6,200.00
6,079.28
6,300.00
General Expenses of Highway
Dept.
6,500.00
7,484.36
7,500.00
Town Road Aid
370.00
369.29
41 1.32
Libraries
5,444.00
5,444.00
5,340.00
Public Welfare:
1,000.00
6,125.34
1,500.00
Town Poor
4,000.00
3,539.67
4,000.00
Old Age Assistance
13,000.00
9,708.09
1 1,000.00
Ambulance
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
Armed Services Com.
300.00
300.00
300.00
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Patriotic Purposes:
Memorial Day & Veterans' Assoc.
Aid to Soldiers & Their Families
Recreation:
Little League
—-'Parks & Playgrounds
Auto Permits
Municipally Owned Water Utilities
Cemeteries
Public Service Enterprises:
State Audit
Seacoast Regional Assoc.
Trust Funds
Interest:
On Temp. Loans
On Bonded Debt - **
Sewer & Water
Census
Maintencnce - Town Dump
Highways and Bridges:
State Aid Construction - Town's Share
Land Purchase
Sidewalk Construction
New Equipment
Plow and Cruiser
Payment on Principal of Debt:
Bonds - Sewer
Long Term Notes - Water Dept.
Payment to Cap. Reserve Funds
Bond Debt & Ret. Tax
500.00
500.00
500.00
60.38
500.00
500.00
500.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
*32,000.00
1,000.00
500.00
1,300.00
951.02
*31,356.22
4,782.67
500.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
*33,600.00
1,000.00
400.00
613.00
225.00
443.67
613.00
250.00
450.00
613.00
250.00
5,417.00
5,493.05
5,500.00
14,709.50
0
0
14,709.50
0
0
14,591.50
150.00
700.00
; 2,500.00
12,500.00
500.00
2,500.00
12,500.00
351.78
2,500.00
0
2,500.00
5,500.00
6,500.00
0
5,590.32
15,000.00 15,000.00
6,500.00
0
2,700.00
17,000.00
2,000.00
9,500.00
213.80
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$202,033.15 $209,615.55 $208,939.63
BUDGET COMMITTEE
CLARENCE S. HODSDON
HENRY B. HALEY
FRANK M. SCHANDA
DANIEL DZIEDZIC
LEO FILION
ELIZABETH C.
EDWARD ZICK
L. FORBES GETCHELL
EDMUND PORTYRATA
GEORGE E. GRISWOLD
H. HAUSCHEL
PHILBRICK
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ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN
It is our pleasure to present this annual report for the
year 1967. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all the
department heads, employees and fellow citizens of New-
market, who have made our jobs pleasant throughout the
year.
The reconstruction of South Main Street has been a
State-Town financial undertaking. The storm drainage for
this area has been completed. This project is expected to be
completed in 1968, with the extension of the curbing, side-
walks and resurfacing of the roadway, to the end of the
school property.
The Town Road Aid money available to Newmarket was
used on Langs Lane. In 1968, Langs Lanes will be continued
and approximately one thousand dollars will be used on
Bay Road to remove the most serious hazards; we plan to
vyork on Bay Road until all hazards have been removed.
Riverside Cemetery expenses were above normal due to
the extreme wet weather conditions which caused extra
mowing to be done. Cedar Avenue was re-graveled and
graded.
Work was continued on the Town Hall. The heating
system has been changed from steam to circulating hot
water. The hall is now being used two or three times a week
by the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and different church and non-
profit organizations.
Bids were sent out and the low bidders were as follows:
Dump Truck, Great Bay Motor Co., Inc.; Fuel Oil, Robinson-
Rudd Oil Service; Gasoline, H. R. Haines Co., Inc. and Tem-
porary Loan, Durham Trust Co.
The town parking lot will be worked on in 1968. We
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intend to put an exit on to Spring Street and nnake the
entrance to this lot on Main Street.
We want to thank two of our fine industries for their
help and cooperation in beautifying our Main Street. Smith
Shoe Corporation paid to have a new fence installed in front
of their mill and the town removed the old fence for them.
Gallant Manufacturing Company paid to have a new side-
walk and small park in front of their mill and the town
helped with some of the work.
The selectmen's meetings are the first and third Tues-
days of each month. We welcome anyone v/ho wishes to
attend these meetings.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK M. SCHANDA, Chairman
ROBERT L. FILION
NICHOLAS ZUK
Board of Selectmen
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DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshire
Summary of Findings and Recommendations
January 29, 1968
Board of Selectmen
Newmarket, New Hampshire
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith is the report of an examination and
audit of the accounts of the Town of Newmarket for the
fiscal year ended December 31, 1967, which was made by
this Division in accordance with the vote of the Town. Ex-
hibits as hereafter listed are included as part of the report.
SCOPE OF AUDIT
Included in the examination and audit were the ac-
counts and records of the Board of Selectmen, Treasurer, Tax
Collector, Town Clerk, Public Library, District Court, Trustees
of Trust Funds and Special Sewer Fund Construction Account.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Comparative Balance Sheets:
December 31, 1966 — Decembar 31, 1967:
(Exhibit A-1)
Comparative Balance Sheets as of December 31, 1966
and December 31, 1967, are presented in Exhibit A-1. As
indicated therein, the Net Debt decreased by $22,357.29 in
1967.
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Analysts of Change in Financial Condition: (Exhibit A-2)
An analysis of the change in financial condition of the
Town during the year is made in Exhibit A-2, with the factors
which caused the change indicated therein.
Comparative Statements of Appropriations and Expenditures
Estimated and Actual Revenues:
(Exhibits A-3 & A-4)
Comparative statements of appropriations and expend-
itures, estimated and actual revenues for the fiscal year
ended December 31,1 967, are presented in Exhibits A-3 and
A-4. As indicated by the budget summary (Exhibit A-4), a
net unexpended balance of appropriations of $759.81, plus
a revenue surplus of $17,177.65, resulted in a net budget
of $17,937.46.
Summary Statement of Receipts and Expenditures:
(Exhibit B-1)
A summary statement of receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year ended December 31, 1967, made up in ac-
cordance with the uniform classification of accounts, is pre-
sented in Exhibit B-1. Proof of the Treasurer's balance as of
December 31, 1967, is indicated in Exhibit B-2.
Special Sewer Fund Ccnstruct'on Account: (Exhibit H)
A statement of the activity in the special sewer fund
construction account during the year is indicated in Exhibit H.
Statement of Long Term Indebtedness: (Exhibit I)
A statement of outstanding long term indebtedness as
of December 31, 1967, showing annual debt service require-
ments, is contained in Exhibit I.
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AUDIT PROCEDURE
The accounts and records of all town officials charged
with the custody, receipt and disbursement of public funds
were examined and audited. Vouchers and cancelled checks
were compared with supporting invoices and payrolls as
well as entries in the books of record. Receipts were checked
by source insofar as possible and totals of receipts and
expenditures verified. Book balances were verified by com-
parison with reconciled bank balances made from state-
ments submitted from depository banks. Verification of un-
collected taxes was made by mailing notices to delinquent
taxpayers as indicated by the Collector's records. The
amounts of uncollected and unredeemed taxes as indicated
in this report are therefore subject to any changes which may
be necessitated by the return of verification notices.
GENERAL COMMENTS
Current Surplus:
The current surplus (excess of total assets over current
liabilities) increased from $20,177.14 to $38,034.53 in 1967
as shown herewith:
Dec. 31,1966 Dec. 31,1967
Total Assets $632,130.11 $659,818.98
Current Liabilities 611,952.97 621,784.45
Current Surplus $ 20,177.14 $ 38,034.53
Note, Bond and Coupon Register:
The Town Treasurer is required under the provisions of
R.S.A. 33:12 to maintain a Note, Bond and Coupon Register,
in which all note and bond issues must be recorded.
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Uncollected Taxes:
As of December 31, 1967, delinquent property, poll,
yield and state head taxes amounting to $14,191.71 on
account of tax levies of 1966 and prior years remained out-
standing on the tax collector's warrants, as detailed below:
Levy of 1966 $ 8,578.78
Levy of 1965 3,284.88
Levy of 1964 1,208.75
Levy of 1963 490.30
Levy of 1962 121.00
Levy of 1961 138.00
Levy of 1960 168.00
Levy of 1959 202.00
$14,191.71
Examination of the various warrants revealed a number
of instances v/here taxpayers are deceased, have moved
from the Town, were erroneously assessed, etc. The lists of
uncollected taxes should be reviewed and where required,
abatements should be issued by the selectmen. The Tax
Collector should take the necessary steps required to enforce
collection of the remainder of these delinquent taxes. Chapter
80 of R.S.A. provides the Collector with ample powers of
enforcement.
Unredeemed Taxes:
There were, as of December 31, 1967, unredeemed
taxes from the tax sales of the levies of 1 964 and prior years
as follows:
Levy of 1962 $ 1,138.81
Levy of 1961 152.40
$ 1,291.21
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Inasmuch as the two year period provided by law in
which redemption from tax sales may be made has expired
on these unredeemed taxes, the Tax Collector should deed
all of the properties involved to the Town at once.
Library:
We recommend the use of columnar journals with ap-
propriate classifications of receipts and expenditures be
adopted by the Library treasurer.
Conclusion:
The provisions of Chapter 184 of the Lows of 1955,
require that this report or the summary of findings and
recommendations (letter of transmittal) should be published
in the next annual report of the Town.
We extend our thanks to the officials of the Town of
Newmarket for their assistance during the course of the
audit.
Yours very truly,
O. MAURICE OLESON, Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Frederick E. Laplante, Auditor
Laurence M. Bean, Accountant
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DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshire
January 29, 1968
CERTIFICATE OF AUDIT
This is to certify that we have examined and audited
the accounts and records of the Town of Newmarket for the
fiscal year ended December 31, 1967. In our opinion, the
Exhibits included herewith present fairly the financial condi-
tion of the Town of Newmarket on December 31, 1967, to-
gether with the results of operations for the fiscal year ended
on that date.
Respectfully submitted,
O. MAURICE OLESON, Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Frederick E. Laplante, Auditor
Laurence M. Bean, Accountant
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TOWN OF NEWMARKET
INDEX
EXHIBITS:
Financial information:
A-1 - Comparative Balance Sheets — As of December 31,
1966 and December 31, 1967
A-2 - Analysis of Change in Financial Condition
A-3 - Comparative Statement of Appropriations and Ex-
penditures
A-4 - Comparative Statement of Estimated and Actual
Revenues and Budget Summary
Treasurer:
B-1 - Classified Statement of Receipts and Expenditures
B-2 - Summary of Treasurer's Account & Proof of Balance
Tox Collector:
C-1 - Summary of Warrants
C-2 - Summary of Tax Sale Accounts
C-3 - State Head Taxes — Summary of Warrants
Town Clerk:
D - Statement of Town Clerk's Accounts
Public Library:
E - Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance
District Court:
F - Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance
Trust Funds:
G - Summary of Trust Fund Principal, Income and Invest-
ments
Special Sewer Fund Construction Account:
H - Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance
Long Term Indebtedness:
I - Statement of Long Term Indebtedness, Showing Annual
Maturities of Principal and Interest
Surety Bonds:
J - Town Officers' Surety Bonds
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EXHIBIT A-1
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Comparative Balance Sheets
As of December 31, 1966 and December 31, 1967
Assets Decembers], 1966 December 31 , 1967
Cash on Hand:
Town Treasurer $ 68,347.46 $ 48,310.73
Water Dept. (Contra) 1,156.06 2,488.80
Special Sewer Fund
Construction Account
(Contra) 430,867.81 432,202.51
Petty Cash - Police Dept. 20.00 20.00
In Hands of Tax Collector
(Net) 19.08
$
500,391.33
$
483,041.12
Accounts Due Town:
Water Dept. Loan $
4,500.00
$
4,500.00
Water Accts. Receivable
(Contra)
1,880.07
1,902.24
From Capital Reserve Fi
jnds
5,500.00
6,380.07
11,902.24
Capital Reserve Funds
(Contra)
36,568.01
44,855.05
Unredeemed Taxes:
Levy of 1 966 $
$
4,912.58
Levy of 1 965
2,347.17
725.37
Prior Years
1,980.89
1,291.21
4,328.06
6,929.16
Uncollscted Taxes:
Levy of 1 967 $
$
96,999.70
Levy of 1 966
75,507.24
8,413.78
Levy of 1 965
3,328.10
3,124.88
Prior Years
2,697.30
1,498.05
81,532.64
110,036.41
Uncollected State Head Taxes:
State Account
(Contra) $
1,780.00
$
1,900.00
Town Account
1,150.00
1,155.00
2,930.00 3,055.00
Total Assets $ 632,130.11 $ 659,818.98
Net Debt 461,822.86 439,465.47
Total Assets
& Net Debt $1,093,952.97 $1,099,284.45
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EXHIBIT A-1 Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Comparative Balance Sheets
As of December 31, 1966 and December 31, 1967
Liabilities December 31, 1966 December 31, 1967
Appropriations Forwarded:
Lamprey River
Industrial Park $ 1,148.18 $ 1,148.18
Planning & Zoning 500.00
Accounts Owed by Town:
Excess Credit Tax Sale
Account - a/c 1963
Levy
Excess Remittance Di
Tax Collector (Net)
$
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2.94
Due State of N
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State Head Taxes:
Uncollected
(Contra)
Collected -
Remitted
Not
$ 1
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254.00
1,148.18 $ 1,648.18
$ 226.17
2.94
229.11 229.11
$ 1,900.00
485.00
2,034.00 2,385.00
2 % Bond & Debt Tax:
Uncollected $ $ 16.96
Collected - Not
Remitted 84.77 95.11
84.77 112.07
Special Funds: (Contra)
Water Dept. - Cash $ 1,156.06 $ 2,488.80
Water Dept. -
Accts. Receivable 1,880.07 1,902.24
Special Sev/er Fund
Construction Acct. 430,867.81 432,202.51
433,903.94 436,593.55
Capitol Reserve Funds 36,568.01 44,855.05
School District Tax
Payable 137,984.96 135,961.49
Water Works Notes
Outstanding 10,500.00
Sewer Bonds
Total Liabilities $1,093,952.97 $1,099,284.45
22
EXHIBIT A-2
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Analysis of Change in Financial Condition
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Net Debt - December 31,1 966 $461 ,822.86
Net Debt - December 31 , 1 967 439,465.47
Decrease in Net Debt $22,357.39
ANALYSIS OF CHANGE
Decreases in Net Debt:
Net Budget Surplus $17,937.46
Bonds Paid During Year 15,000.00
Water Notes Paid During Year 2,000.00
$ 34,937.46
Increases in Net Debt:
Long Term Notes Issued During Year
(Waterworks) 12,500.00
Tax Liens Transferred to Deeds 80.07
12,580.07
Net Decrease $22,357.39
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EXHIBIT A-4
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Comparative Statement of Estimated and Actual Revenues
and Budget Summary
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Re\
/enues
Estimated
Actual
Excess
Deficit
Interest & Dividends Tax $
1,313.59
$ 1,313.59
$
$
Railroad Tax
220.40
220.40
Savings Bank Tax
1,490.81
1,490.81
Anribulance
250.00
534.00
284.00
Interest on Sewer Bond
Investments
14,709.50
14,709.50
Interest From Temporary
Loan Investment
2,098.61
2,098.61
Interest on Taxes
1,000.00
1,897.02
897.02
Business Licenses, Permits &
Filing Fees
200.00
130.00
70.00
Dog Licenses
350.00
479.20
129.20
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees
20,500.00
22,091.93
1,591.93
Rent of Town Property - Dump
600.00
600.00
Fines & Forfeits - Dist. Court
1,000.00
815.13
184.87
Parking Meter Income
3,600.00
3,666.20
66.20
Cemetery
400.00
530.00
130.00
Telephone Commissions
75.00
231.91
156.91
Road Toll Refunds
550.00
650.98
100.98
State Head Tax Commissions
300.00
697.65
397.65
Withdrawals From Capital
Reserve Funds
5,500.00
5,500.00*
Reimbursement - Town
Property - Lien
5,000.00
6,108.85
1,108.85
Revenue From Yield Tax Sources 560.33
136.45
423.88
Taxes Committed in Excess of
Budgetary Requirements
1 1,742.75
11,742.75
Added Taxes
1,250.91
1,250.91
$59,718.24 $76,895.89 $17,856.40 $678.75
* Accounts Receivable at December 31, 1967
BUDGET SUMMARY
Unexpended Balances of Approp. $ 8,415.59
Overdrafts of Appropriations 7,655.78
Net Unexpended Balance of
Appropriations $ 759.81
Actual Revenues $76,895.89
Estimated Revenues 59,718.24
Revenue Surplus 17,177.65
Net Budget Surplus $17,937.46
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EXHIBIT B-1
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Classified Statement of Receipts and Expenditures
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
RECEIPTS
Current Revenue:
Local Taxes:
Current Year:
Property Taxes
$351,728.12
Poll Taxes
1,614.00
National Bonk Stock Taxes
74.00
Yield Taxes
62.02
State Head Taxes
5,390.00
$358,868.14
Prior Years:
Property Taxes
$ 67,701.62
Poll Taxes
498.00
State Head Taxes
1,690.00
69,889.62
interest on Taxes
1,896.76
Penalties on State Head Taxes
176.00
Tax Soles Redeemed
4,688.96
$435,519.48
State of New Hampshire
Interest & Dividends Tax
$
1,313.59
Railroad Tax
220.40
Savings Bank Tax
1,490.81
Road Toll Refunds
650.98
Reimbursennent a/c Old Age Assistance
469.99
Reimbursements a/c Head Tax Expenses
34.65
$ 4,180.42
Local Sources, Except Taxes:
Dog Licenses
$
479.20
Business Licenses, Permits & Filing
Fees
130.00
Fines & Forfeits - District Court
815.13
Rent of Town Property - Dump
600.00
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees
22,104.07
Income From Parking Meters
3,666.20
Interest Received on Investments:
Temporary Loans
$ 2,098.61
Bond Funds
14,709.50
$
16,808.11
Cemetery Interments
$
530.00
Telephone Commissions
231.91
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EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Income From Trust Funds
Rent of Ambulance
Appropriation Credits:
Town Officers' Expenses
Christmos Lights
Public Welfare
Town Poor
Tax Commission Audit
Cemetery
TOTAL CURRENT REVENUE RECEIPTS
Receipts Other Than Current Revenue:
Temporary Loans
Long Term Notes Issued
(a/c Water Construction)
Refunds - Town Property - a/c Liens
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES
BALANCE — JANUARY 1 , 1 967
GRAND TOTAL
2,700.00
534.00
5.00
23.41
3,126.08
95.00
1 15.74
509.00
3,874.23
$ 52,472.85
$492,172.75
$240,000.00
12,500.00
6,108.85
258,608.85
$750,781.60
68,347.46
$819,129.06
EXPENDITURES
General Government:
Town Officers' Salaries
AAotor Vehicle Permit Fees
Town Officers' Expenses
Tax Commission Audit
Election & Registration
District Court
Town Hall & Buildings Maintenance
Town Clock
Trust Fund Expenses
Reassessment
Protection of Persons & Property:
Police Department
Fire Department
Blister Rust & Care of Trees
2,702.72
951.02
4,947.63
443.67
215.97
300.00
3,481.43
311.36
250.00
205.02
$ 13,808.82
26,900.06
7,424.15
129.40
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EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Civilian Defense
864.85
Ambulance
5,000.00
$
40,318.46
Health & Sanitation:
Health Department
$
178.80
Vital Statistics
90.00
Sewer Maintenance
1,419.16
Town Dump & Garbage
Removal
7,559.67
$
9,247.63
Highways & Bridges:
Town Road Aid
$
369.29
Town Maintenance
26,139.47
Tarring Roads
4,722.45
Street Lighting
6,079.28
General Expenses of H
ighwoy Department
7,484.36
$
44,794.85
Libraries
$
5,444.00
Public Welfare:
Old Age Assistance
$
9,708.09
Town Poor
3,539.67
Public Welfare
6,125.34
$
19,373.10
Patriotic Purposes:
Memorial Day
$
500.00
Christmas Lights
463.74
Soldiers' Aid
60.38
$
1,024.12
Recreation:
Parks & Playgrounds
$
1,300.00
Little League
500.00
$
1,800.00
Public Service Enterprises:
Cemeteries
$
4,782.67
Unclassified:
Damage & Legal
$
645.00
Advertising & Regional
Associations
613.00
Taxes Bought by Town
7,370.13
Discounts, Abatements & Refunds:
Property Taxes & Interest $ 23.
,16
Motor Vehicle Permit
Fees 1 2.
.14
35.30
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EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Social Security & Retirement
Health Insurance Program
Community Actions
Armed Services
Purchase of School
Interesf Paid:
On Temporary Loans
On Bonded Indebtedness
Nsw Construction, Equipment & Improvements:
State Aid Construction
Sidewalk Construction
New Equipment - Highway
Water Works Construction
indebtedness Payments:
On Temporary Loons
On Bonded Debt
Payments to Capita! Reserve Funds
Payments to Otl^er Governmental Divisions:
State of New Hampshire:
Staet Head Taxes — 1 966
State Head Taxes — 1 967
County Tax
School District Tax:
1966-67 School Tax
1967-68 School Tax
3,809.58
851.02
157.65
300.00
1.00
$
$ 5,493.05
14,709.50
13,782.68
$
$ 2,500.00
351.78
5,590.32
12,500.00
20,202.55
$
$240,000.00
15,000.00
6,500.00
20,942.10
$261,500.00
1,898.00
4,452.85
;i 37,984.96
150,000.00
6,350.85
19,461.54
287,984.96
TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR ALL PURPOSES
BALANCE — DECEMBER 31, 1967
GRAND TOTAL
$313,797.35
$770,818.33
48,310.73
$819,129.06
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EXHIBIT B-2
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Summary of Treasurer's Account and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Balance - January 1, 1967 $ 68,347.46
Receipts During Year 750,781.60
$819,129.06
Expenditures During Year 770,818.33
Balance - Decennber 31, 1967 $ 48,310.73
PROOF OF BALANCE
Balance in The Rockingham National
Bank, Newmarket - Per Statement
December 29, 1967 $ 58,895.63
Add: Deposits of:
January 3, 1968 $1,471.40
January 12, 1968 8,061.30
9,532.70
$ 68,428.33
Less: Outstanding Checks 20,123.60
$ 48,304.73
Add: Bank Credit Memo - Jan. 1 0, 1 968 6.00
Reconciled Balance - Dec. 31, 1967 $ 48,310.73
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TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Summery of Tax Sale Accounts
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
— Levies of —
DEBITS 1966 1965 1964 1962 1961
Unredeemed Taxes -
Jan. 1, 1967 $ $2,347.17 $689.68 $1,138.81 $152.40
Tax Sole of
Sept. 8, 1967 7,370.13
Interest & Costs Collected
After Sale 16.39 67.44 68.72
$7,386.52 $2,414.61 $758.40 $1,138.81 $152.40
CREDIT
Remittances to Treasurer:
Redemptions $2,426.65 $1,596.78 $665.53 $ $
Interest & Costs 16.39 67.44 68.72
Deeded to Town 30.90 25.02 24.15
Unredeemed Taxes -
Dec. 31, 1967 44,912.58 725.37 1,138.81 152.40
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TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Statement of Town Clerk's Accounts
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
DEBITS
Motor Vehicle Permits Issued:
1966 - Nos. 188123 - 188170 $ 377.56
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- Nos. 186301 - 187777)
1968 - Nos. 343201 - 343229
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366.26
Dog Licenses Issued:
182 at $2.00
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$
$
364.00
1 10.00
22,104.07
Less: 204 Fees at $0.20
$
474.00
40.80
Add: 46 Penalties at $1 .00
$
433.20
46.00
Filing Fees
$
479.20
5.00
$ 22,588.27
CREDIT
Remittances to Treasurer:
Motor Vehicle Permits $ 22,104.07
Dog Licenses & Penalties 479.20
Filing Fees 5.00
$ 22,588.27
37
EXHIBIT E
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Statement of Receipts, Expenditures and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Balance - January 1, 1967 $ 411.16
Receipts:
Town Appropriation $ 5,442.01
Rent of Building 50.00
Donation 5.00
5,497.01
$ 5,908.17
Expenditures During Year 5,738.44
Balance - December 31, 1967 $ 169.73
PROOF OF BALANCE
Balance in The Rockingham National
Bank, Exeter - Per Statement
December 19, 1967 $ 799.37
Less.- Outstanding Checks 629.64
Reconciled Balance - Dec. 31, 1967 $ 169.73
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EXHIBIT F
District Court
Statement of Receipts, Expenditures and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Balance - January 1, 1967
$ 65.25
Receipts:
Fines & Forfeits
$1
,570.00
Bail
580.00
Small Claims
40.50
Bail Refunded by Superior Court
50.00
Non-Support Collection
5.00
2,245.50
$2,310.75
Expenditures:
N.H. Dept. of Safety
$
688.00
N.H. Fish & Game Dept.
32.00
Bail Transferred to Superior Court
580.00
Supplies, Forms, Etc.
24.62
Court Clerk's Bond
10.00
Town of Newmarket
815.13
Peace Bond Returned
25.00
Small Claims
36.00
2,210.75
Balance - December 31, 1967
$100.00
PROOF OF BALANCE
Balance in The Rockingham National Bank, Exeter
Per Statement December 14, 1967
Less: Outstanding Check #1018
Reconciled Balance - December 31, 1967
Criminal Cases 94
Civil Cases 1
Small Claims 2
Juvenile Cases 4
Total Cases
101
915.13
85.13
$100.00
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Rockingham National Bank —
Savings Account #TDN-84 $ 544.54
Amoskeag Savings Bank —
(Special Notice Account) 11,968.26
Capital Reserve Fund #801641
Amoskeag Savings Bank —
Capital Reserve Fund #302527 4,1 14.67
Amoskeag Savings Bank —
(Special Notice Account)
Capital Reserve Fund #801640 19,023.87
iQ M - Southwestorn Bell Telephone Co. Bonds 10,157.68
Amoskeag Savings Bank —
(Special Notice Account) #801642 10,000.00
Manchester Savings Bank —
(Special Notice Account) #701452 10.000.00
Rockingham National Bank —
Savings Account - #TDE-620 4,393.29
Portsmouth Trust Company #200350 10,000.00
Portsmouth Savings Bank #N-821 10,000.00
Portsmouth Savings Bank #B-1 02288 412.99
5 M U.S. Treasury Bond #6078 5,027.90
714 Shares - Nev\/ England Fund 7,393.65
862 Shares - Whitehall Balanced Fund 9,990.50
1325 Shares - Puritan Fund, Inc. 9,993.56
781 Shares - Eaton & Hov^ard Balonced Fund 7,696.34
5 M - American Telephone & Telegraph Bonds 5,069.83
784 Shares - Broad St. Investing Corp. 9,987.16
595 Shares - Nationwide Securities Co., Inc. 6,384.44
Strafford Savings Bank #544 PDO 10,000.00
AAanchester Savings Bank #707-934 7,362.92
Rockingham National Bank #N-10510 392.42
Cash on Hand —
(Undeposited Capital Reserve Funds ) 6,500.00
$176,414.02
41
EXHIBIT H
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Special Sewer Construction Account
Statement of Receipts, Expenditures and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Balance - January 1, 1967 $430,867.81
Reciepts:
Interest on invested Funds 21,976.62
$452,844.43
Expenditures:
Engineering & Design Fees $ 5,582.42
Legal Fees 250.00
Town of Newmarket - a/c Interest 14,709.50
20,541.92
Balance - December 31, 1967 $432,302.51
PROOF OF BALANCE
Balance in the Rockingham National Bank, Exeter —
Per Statement December 29, 1 967 $ 16,768.75
Less: Outstanding Check (#39) 250.00
$16,518.75
Add: Certificatas of Deposits:
Indian Head National Bank
#B-2493 $330,783.76
The Rockingham National Bank
#8-266 85,000.00
415,783.76
Reconciled Balance - December 31, 1967 $432,302.51
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EXHIBIT J
TOWN OF NEWMARKET
Town Officers' Surety Bonds
1967
Number
To>vn Treasurer:
Severine R. Neal
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
Town Clerk:
Yvonne B. Rousseau
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
Tax Collector:
Albert W. Caswell, Sr.
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. 8033431
Trustees of Trust Funds:
Beatrice Morin
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
Eli Grandmaison
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. 8026650
Roy E. Kent
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. 8033433
Amount Term Beginning
25,000.00 March 14,1967
$ 5,000.00 March 14, 1967
$24,000.00 March 14, 1967
$16,000.00 March 9,1965
$20,000.00 March 8,1966
$22,000.00 March 14, 1967
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ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OF TOWN DEPARTMENTS
1967
TOWN OFFICERS SALARIES
Nicholas Zuk
Frank Schando
Robert Filion
Severine Neal
Albert Caswell, Sr.
Yvonne Rousseau
Internal Revenue
Treasurer, State of N.H.
302.40
382.40
382.40
239.60
959.05
189.00
130.00
117.87
$ 2,702.72
TOWN OFFICERS EXPENSES
Yvonne Rousseau
Albert Caswell, Sr.
Connor & Durgin
Eileen Szeliga
Internal Revenue
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service
Treasurer, State of N.H.
Association of N.H. Assessors
Edson C. Eastman Co.
Batchelder's Bookstore
Bo Chaines, Inc.
N.H. Retirement System
N.H. Tax Collector's Association
Petty Cash
Newmarket Press
Newmarket Times
Genevra R. Laugher
Wheeler & Clark
U.S. Post Office
105.96
150.60
25.00
1,928.24
477.00
48.00
131.10
5.00
49.46
12.58
473.98
101.70
5.00
28.45
625.50
60.00
6.00
42.55
298.85
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Brown & Saltmarsh, Inc. 31.70
Rebecca Walker 86.40
Burroughs Corp. 58.05
LaBranch's Drug 5.75
Exeter Hospital 25.00
Edward H. Quimby Co. 123.00
American Photocopy Equipment 17.25
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. 5.20
John B. Carpenter 15.00
3-M Business Products 5.31
$ 4,947.63
ELECTION & REGISTRATION
Frank Schanda
Richard Schanda
Richard Atherton
Arthur LaBonte
Yvonne Rousseau
Fred Beale
Martha Schanda
Rhea La France
John's Restaurant
Newmarket Press
Newmarket Times
LaBranch's Drug
$ 10.00
20.00
27.50
27.50
20.00
7.50
7.50
7.50
1.00
53.50
20.00
13.97
MUNICIPAL COURT
215.97
Russell H. McGuirk 286.80
Treasurer, State of N.H. 13.20
$ 300.00
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TOWN HALL
Wilfred Beaulieu
$ 241.72
N.E, Telephone Co,
1 ,080.40
Public Service Co.
482.74
Robinson-Rudd Oil Service
107.19
Internal Revenue
59.00
Treasurer, State of N.H.
19.08
Bo Chaines, Inc.
97.48
Herbert J. Philbrick
32.20
R. H. Filion
346.68
Portsmouth Paper Co.
30.25
Griffin Hardware Corp.
78.28
Robbins Auto Supply
213.60
Certified Laboratories
31.95
University of N.H.
14.44
Edward H. Quimby Co.
47.24
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
289.78
Albert Gilbert
42.12
Adam Semple
44.46
General Electric Co.
180.00
Adam Maiek
11.76
Warren Sawyer, Jr.
17.06
Adelard Babineau
14.00
$ 3,481.43
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Normand Hamel $ 1,011.80
Paul Gahan 4,084.32
Donald Howcroft 4,742.82
Robert Pratt 4,582.23
Owen Russell 4,583.74
Albert Gilbert 250.94
John Sklarski 40.12
John Morse 944.90
Edward Zick 36.69
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Warren Jenkins 28.78
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 358.40
Internal Revenue 2,141.52
H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 1,404.89
Great Bay Motor Co. 439.79
Dover Auto Supply 1 30.08
Newmarket Press 1 08. 1 0
Treasurer, State of N.H. 39.84
LaBranch's Drug 10.73
Griffin Hardware Corp. 5.49
Public Service Co. 12.04
Thomas J. Connelly (Ins.) 163.00
Bo Chaines, Inc. 223.42
N.H. Police Retirement 436.13
Petty Cash 21.25
Rices, Inc. 92.54
Yvonne Rousseau 206.56
Woodbury Avenue Car Wash 12.50
Exeter Hospital 16.50
Hovey's Camera Shop 68.70
Eddie's Service Station 36.90
Ma rel I i's Fruit Store 1.82
Dollars for Schollars 10.00
Batchelder's Bookstore 1 .45
Sargent-Sowell, Inc. 29.40
Donald S. Lavigne 45.30
Rockwell Mfg. Co. 4.65
Eastern Fire Equipment 5.43
American Safety 18.00
General Electric Co. 436.82
Shelton's Auto Body Shop 29.75
Karl Gilbert 8.67
Del Chemical Corp. 62.05
U.S. Post Office 6.00
Newmarket Times 6.00
$ 26,900.06
49
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Griffin Hardware Corp. $ 34.94
N.E. Telephone Co. 309.90
H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 61.22
Robert S. Keller 340.00
BoChaines, Inc. 419.91
Thomas J. Connelly, Ins. 601.00
Raymond Ripley, Clerk 2,877.09
Wilfred L. Beaulieu 81.39
Beaulieu's Garage 71.25
Smith Fire Equipment 42.28
Certified Laboratories 62.55
Charles H. Clougherty 1 ,1 32.93
Dover Auto Supply 60.95
Edward Wasiewski 23.00
Robinson-Rudd Oil Service 83.45
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. 24.60
Ma rcotte' s Ma rket 13.63
Public Service Co. 129.41
Eddie's Service Station 21.24
Strafford County Soil 290.40
Mobile Electronics 109.85
Perkins Agency Insurance 51.00
R. H. Filion 279.85
Hopey's Garage 82.15
Herbert Philbrick 75.00
W. A. Gazda 22.75
Robbins Auto Supply 1 22.41
$ 7,424.15
TREE CARE
V. H. Cogswell, Inc. $ 129.40
129.40
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TOWN CLOCK
Public Service Co . 108.65
W. A. Gazda 200.00
Griffin Hardware Corp. 2.71
AUTO PERMITS
SEWER DEPARTMENT
311.36
Yvonne Rousseau
$ 731.06
Treasurer, State of N.H.
39.66
Internal Revenue
180.30
951.02
CIVIL DEFENSE
N.E. Telephone Co.
$ 193.65
Treasurer, State of N.H.
9.75
Mobile Electronics
261.45
General Electric Co.
400.00
$ 864.85
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service $ 178.80
VITAL STATISTICS
Yvonne Rousseau $ 68.03
Treasurer, State of N.H. 3.97
Internal Revenue 18.00
90.00
Adam Maiek $ 62.14
Richman Walker 109.93
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Dover Auto Supply 25.99
Albert Gilbert 142.03
R. H. Filion 81.01
Warren Sawyer, Jr. 55.63
Hermenegilde Cote 1 1 .08
Wilfred Beaulieu 129.76
Adam Semple 57.39
Griffin Hardware Corp. 145.70
Bo Chaines, Inc. 44.65
E. K. Willard, Inc. 274.44
Adam Semple 70.40
Tom Sawyer 180.00
J. F. McDermott 19.76
R. H. Filion 3.50
N. A. Nichols Co. 5.75
$ 1,419.16
TOWN DUMP & GARBAGE REMOVAL
Adam Maiek $ 973.87
Albert Gilbert 982.10
Warren Sawyer, Jr. 983.56
Wilfred Beaulieu 980.99
Adam Semple 893.70
Hermenegilde Cote 415.74
Dale Filion 20.81
Gary Grochmal 20.81
Robert Pa quette 10.71
Robert Mazur 13.50
Leo Laplume 165.61
Robert Laroche 194.30
John Gammon 196.00
Bo Chaines, Inc. 31.36
H. R. Haines, Co., Inc. 277.33
Bell & Flynn, Inc. 706.00
Gover Smith 38.24
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James Whitemore 15.12
Paul St. Pierre 22.20
Ronald Bloom 17.70
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. 1 97.04
Agenor Bissonnette 202.82
Duane Walker 11.10
Stephen Kleczek 10.20
Griffin Hardware Corp. 3.56
Rices Inc. 75.90
George Hauschel 71.40
Floyd E. Spaulding 28.00
TOWN MAINTENANCE
$ 7,559.67
Richman Walker $ 2,384.58
Adam MaIek 2,728.09
Albert Gilbert 2,950.79
Warren Sawyer, Jr. 2,575.14
Wilfred Beaulieu 2,902.45
Adam Semple 2,499.40
Robert La roche 145.47
Charles Clark 11.60
Robert Gazda 1 1.60
Hermenegilde Cote 304.70
Stephen Kleczek 122.18
Dale Filion 23.05
Gary Grochmal 21.54
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 396.60
Robbins Auto Parts 56.27
Employees' Retirement System 1,018.50
Treasurer, State of N.H. 1,402.20
Bo Chaines, Inc. 542.88
H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 724.05
Edwin I. Kimball 18.47
Griffin Hardware Corp. 83.59
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Great Bay Motors Co., Inc. 239.80
Paul Petit 32.95
Seacoast Tractor & Euipment 1 17.28
John Szacik 9.07
Atlantic Equipment & Supply 45.90
Nanco, Inc. 14.76
Dover Auto Supply 23.14
Internal Revenue 3,704.63
Sandard Uniform 317.30
Bruce Hauschel 91.00
Exeter Tire Mart 27.12
Ri la Precast Concrete 28.80
Rice's Inc. 80.36
Vincent Bateman 24.03
Raymond Barringer 20.14
Leo Laplume 95.46
George Hauschel 54.92
Agenor Bissonnette 49.66
Walter Hendzel 60.00
Marion Walker 180.00
$ 26,139.47
TARRING
lafolla Construction Co.
$
277.62
Atlantic Equipment & Supply
869.40
Mystic Bituminous
1,917.83
Richman Walker
329.79
Adam Maiek
210.18
Albert Gilbert
229.72
Warren Sawyer, Jr.
222.52
Wilfred Beaulieu
230.61
Adam Semple
198.69
Hermenegilde Cote
55.59
R. H. Filion
12.00
Filion Construction Co.
168.50
$ 4,722.45
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T. R. A.
State of N.H. $ 369.29
$ 369.29
STREET LIGHTING
Public Service Co. $ 5,945.72
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. 133.56
$ 6,079.28
GENERAL EXPENSES OF THE HIGHWAYS
Bruce Hauschel $ 1,036.00
H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 1,354.24
Nanco, Inc. 52.86
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. 251.81
R. H. Filion 282.01
New England Metal Culvert 142.80
Griffin Hardware Corp. 321.49
N. E. Telephone Co. 238.85
Robbins Auto Supply 821.06
Seacoast Tractor & Equipment 62.38
International Salt 262.53
Beaulieu's Garage 41.85
Edwin I. Kimball 228.98
E. K. Willard, Inc. 20.00
Robinson-Rudd Oil Service 112.02
Standard Uniform 527.95
Mobile Electronics 31.70
Dover Auto Supply 4^4.13
R. C. Hazelton 105.48
N. H. Explosives 40.00
The Chemical Corp. 465.64
White's Welding 100.54
V. H. Cogswell, Inc. 29.54
Thomas J. Connelly, Ins. 368.00
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Rice's Inc.
147.05
lafolla Construction Co.
30.30
Granite State Minerals
262.15
George Hauschel
103.00
$
7,484.36
LIBRARY
Velma Szacik, Treasurer
$
5,442.01
Bo Chaines, Inc.
1.99
$
5,440.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
State of N.H.
$
9,702.07
N.H. Division of Welfare (OASI Fund)
6.02
$
9,708.09
TOWN POOR
Medical Aid
$
109.29
Clothing
108.26
Rent
131.00
Food
142.55
Fuel
20.00
Rockingham County Home
1,454.92
N.H. Catholic Charities
294.66
Misc.
41.78
Board & Care
1,237.21
$
3,539.67
MEMORIAL DAY
American Legion - Post 67
$
500.00
SOLDIER'S AID
Medical Aid
$
6.00
Food
40.00
Clothing
14.3.8
$ 60.38
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PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS
Little League Baseball
Newmarket Women's Club (Civics Dept)
$ 500.00
1,300.00
$ 1,800.00
CEMETERIES
BoChaines, Inc.
Internal Revenue
H. R. Haines Co., Inc.
Agenor Bissonnette
Dale Filion
Gary Grochmal
John Carpenter
Lloyd Walker
Filion Construction Co.
Treasurer, State of N.H.
Adam Maiek
Albert Gilbert
Warren Sawyer, Jr.
Wilfred Beaulieu
Griffin Hardware Corp.
Charles Hobbs
Adam Semple
Hermenegilde Cote
Greenlands Corporation
Certified Laboratories
$ 24.47
209.00
56.26
1,869.69
299.95
336.38
126.00
150.00
156.00
151.61
94.97
124.00
74.83
105.87
770.04
44.00
86.73
37.32
29.95
35.60
$ 4,782.67
DAMAGES & LEGAL EXPENSES (INCLUDING DOG DAMAGE)
Edith Holland
Newmarket Times
Exeter Veterinary Hospital
Dover Veterinary Hospital
32.00
12.00
19.00
30.00
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Owen Russell, Dog Of
ficer
150.00
Russell H. AAcGuirk
402.00
$
645.00
TRUST FUNDS
Rockingham National
Bank
$
5.00
Beatrice Morin
75.00
Roy E. Kent
85.00
Eli Grandmaison
85.00
$ 250.00
ADVT. & REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
N. H. Seacoast Regional Assoc. $ 613.00
$ 613.00
TAXES BOUGHT BY THE TOWN
Albert W. Caswell, Sr., Tax Collector $ 7,370.13
$
7,370.13
DISCOUNTS, ABATEMENTS & REFUNDS
Ronald Sklarski $
8.24
N.H. Electric Corp.
19.60
Robert D. Willey
3.90
Helen Silver
1.G7
Helen Dodds
2.49
$ 35.30
RETIREMENT & SOCIAL SECURITY
Treasurer, State of N.H. $ 2,000.78
Employees' Retirement System 1,426.63
N. H. Police Retirement 382.17
$ 3,809.58
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MISCELLANEOUS
Christmas Lights - Public Service Co.
Christmas Lights - Griffin Hardware Corp.
Reassessment - N. H. State Treasurer
Ambulance - Brisson & Kent
Armed Services
Rockingham County Community Actions
$ 132.79
330.95
205.02
5,000.00
300.00
157.65
$ 6,126.41
INTEREST
Durham Trust Co.
Rockingham National Bank
First National Bank of Boston
$ 5,326.38
166.67
14,709.50
$ 20,202.55
HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM
Hartford Accident & Indemnity
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service
$ 36.18
814.84
$ 851.02
STATE AUDIT
State Tax Commission
$ 443.67
$ 443.67
WATER WORKS & SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Robert G. Bennett (Land) $ 12,500.00
$ 12,500.00
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SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION
lafolla Construction Co. $ 231 .98
Rila Precast Concrete 85.80
Roger Harvey, Contractor 24.00
George Hauschel 10.00
$ 351.78
LAND, BUILDINGS & NEW EQUIPMENT
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. $ 4,470.00
R. C .Hazelton Co. 1,020.32
Mobile Electronics 100.00
Newmarket School District (Central School) 1.00
$ 5,591.32
TEMPORARY LOANS
Rockingham National Bank $ 40,000.00
Durham Trust Co. 200,000.00
$240,000.00
BONDS, NOTES, TERM NOTES AND CAPITAL RESERVE
First National Bank of Boston $ 15,000.00
Rockingham National Bank 160,000.00
Capital Reserve Fund 3,500.00
Tov^n of Newmarket - Trust Fund 3,000.00
$181,500.00
STATE & COUNTY
State Treasurer $ 8,850.85
W. H. Lothrop, Treasurer 19,461.54
$ 28,312.39
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PUBLIC WELFARE
Rockingham County Home $ 5,654.03
N. H. Hospital 233.61
Portsmouth Hospital 237.70
$ 6,125.34
SCHOOL DISTRICT
David Moore $202,984.96
John Fitzgibbon 85,000.00
$287,984.96
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
Physical progress in the direction of the newly pur-
chased Well site was practically non-existant during the past
year due to budget restrictions; which included the item to
purchase the land ($12,500.00).
A critical safety hazard will be eliminated in the near
future as a result of a combined effort on behalf of the Indus-
trial Protection Water Corp. and the Water Board and their
decision to cross connect the sprinkler system of the entire
industrial complex of the community to the town water
system. This improvement will permit the eventual razing
of the water storage tank located off Main St., adjacent to
the Polish Club parking lot. Removal of this tank will elimi-
nate need for repairs to the tank and its supporting members;
failures to which could result in serious damage and loss of
life.
The request of a building contractor for improved water
service facilitated the extension of the six inch main on No.
Main St. another 325 feet at practically no expense to the
town. Our efforts in this area should be complete since we
have reached the Durham town line.
Two hydrants will be relocated to accommodate a new
sidewalk on So. Main St.; either to the delight or dismay of
our student population on their way to and from school.
In order to establish a firm base for future planning,
sensible direction and expenditure priorities the Commis-
sioners have voted to engage an engineering firm to deter-
mine the life expectancy of the Standpipe on Great Hill and
establish the requirements, type and location of a new tank;
giving consideration to our changing requirements, current
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and future sources of water, value of current water source,
required improvements to increase the capacity of our pres-
ent plant and to evaluate the adequacy of our distribution
system in respect to extensiveness, flows and size.
We thank one and all, including the various municipal
departments, for your cooperation during 1967 —
Respectfully submitted.
Board of Water Commissioners
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WATER WORKS EXPENSES
Public Service Co. $ 2,821.07
New England Telephone 495.21
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization 356.52
Intenral Revenue 1,400.90
Newmarket Press 101.00
New Hampshire Retirement System 605.14
Nyanza Inc. 1,262.01
Greenlands 10.10
Flynn, Powell & AAcGuirk 103.50
Richman Walker 3,252.73
Daniel McDonald 3,124.79
Warren Sawyer, Sr. 1,247.72
Bo Chaines Inc. 181.33
Thomas J. Connelly, Insurance 101.00
State Treasurer 1,201.63
Griffin Hardware Corp. 482.31
Griffin Insurance Agency 233.64
Eileen Szeliga 1,829.30
H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 28.12
Robinson-Rudd Oil Service 135.77
U.S. Post Office 97.40
Edwin Kimball 1,066.49
Public Works Supply 581.04
H. R. Prescott & Sons, Inc. 250.60
E. & F. King & Co., Inc. 133.20
Albert Gilbert 362.80
Wilfred Beaulieu 359.50
N.H. Div. of Welfare (OASI FUND) 1.52
Petty Cash 67.73
Agenor Bissonnette 64.23
John F. Conway 110.00
The Foxboro Co. 9.97
Holmes Trans. Co. 44.88
Taylor Chemicals ,lnc. 2.99
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Robert G. Bennett 60.00
Frederick Beale 266.61
R. H. Filion 509.98
Rockingham National Bank . . 2,262.63
B.I.F. 136.85
Great Bay Motor Co., Inc. 1,380.49
Ralph Pill Electric 10.15
Red Hed Mfg. Co. 204.63
Dearborn's Motor Express 3.10
Adam Maiek 291.30
Warren Sawyer, Jr. 299.13
Adam Semple 268.54
DeLaval Turbine Inc. 384.40
Tri-Sales, Inc. 335.26
Pitney-Bowes Inc. 167.74
Town of Newmarket 1 15.74
Quinn Frt. Lines 41.00
Mobile Electronics 281.00
Vincent Bateman 72.50
Badger Meter Mfg. Co. 810.03
Lamprey Plumbing & Heating 107.19
Shahmoon Industries, Inc. 712.80
Filion Construction Inc. 144.00
N. H .Water Works Assoc. 10.00
John Carpenter 50.00
Gcrnrd Mongeon ■
Chester Kruczek 60.00
John Nesbitt 60.00
Harry Bassett 50.00
Wilbur Sharpies, Jr. 75.00
$31,356.22
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1967 TOWN CLERK ACCOUNT
Total Auto Permit Receipts $22,104.07
Total Dog Licenses Receipts 479.20
Total Filing Fees Receipts 5.00
Total Motor Vehicle Junk Dealers License Receipts 25.00
Total Bowling Alley License Receipts 100.00
Total Receipts $22,713.27
Total Remitted to Town Treasurer $22,713.27
Respectfully submitted,
YVONNE B. ROUSSEAU
Town Clerk
1967 PARKING METER ACCOUNT
Total Parking Meter Receipts $2,831.70
Total Fine Receipts 824.50
Total Receipts $3,656.20
Total Remitted to Town Treasurer $3,656.20
Respectfully submitted,
YVONNE B. ROUSSEAU
Town Clerk
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TOWN OF NEWMARKET
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Statement of Receipts, Expenditures and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1967
Balance — January 1, 1967
$ 411.16
Receipts During Year
Town of Newmarket
5,442.01
Rent of Tower Room
50.00
Gift
5.00
$5,908.17
Expenditures during Year
Librarian
$2,071.00
Janitor
497.09
Social Security
257.80
Internal Revenue
164.60
Books, Periodicals,
Library Supplies
1 ,247.73
Fuel
629.34
Electricity
139.20
Telephone
177.05
Insurance
195.60
Safe Deposit Box
5.00
Postage
9.88
Repairs, Supplies
344.15
$5,738.44
Balance December 31, 1967
$ 169.73
Balance in Rockingham National Bank as
per statement, December 31, 1967 $ 799.37
Less Checks Outstanding: #2194
#2195
#2196
67
#2197
#2198
#2199
#2200
#2201
#2202
$ 629.64
$ 169.73
Respectfully submitted,
VELMA SZACIK
Secreta ry-Trea su rer
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
Book Circulation for 1967
Adult Fiction
4,489
Adult Non-fiction
1,139
Juvenile Fiction
1,601
Juvenile Non-fiction
690
TOTAL
7,919
Fines collected for 1967
$60.71
Balance as of 1966
18.19
Paid for small items
Balance for 1967
$78.90
58.79
$20.11
Respectfully submitted,
MARY GORDON
Librarian
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7919
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Newmarket citizens may be justly proud of the fact that
they successfully bucked the state and national trend and
reduced their motor vehicle accidents by the enviable margin
of 30% over the previous year.
It goes without saying that good law enforcement is a
contributing factor to such a result, but all the law enforce-
ment in the world will not prevent accidents, unless the
motorists themselves give their cooperation to their law
enforcement agencies — state and local, this, the citizens of
Newmarket have done. Our sincerest thanks.
It has been an extremely busy year as far as your police
department goes. Complaints, larcenies, breaking and enter-
ing, assault with deadly weapons, and even murder has
been handled by your department.
We, of the department, have often wondered how
would be the best way to get the citizens of this town to
show more of an interest at what goes on as far as law
enforcement is concerned. Far too many citizens have no
contact at all with their department until they are the
unhappy recipient of a warning or a summons to appear in
court for an infraction of the law. This obviously does not
form the best relationship to all concerned.
We cannot go from door to door selling law enforce-
ment, but we have an extremely important product to sell.
More important at this time in our history than ever before.
Not important to some person, unknown, or some strange
group, but important to every single citizen of this town.
Within the next 365 days, surely, some of you must be
able to find a few minutes to drop by and get to know your
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department and the men in it a little better. I am sure we
both will benefit by it.
We are here to serve you. Your department is only as
good as the people who back it.
Respectfully submitted,
PAUL T. GAHAN
Chief of Police
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DAILY LOG ENTRIES
MADE IN 1967
Assistance rendered 66
Messages delivered 52
Assists at fires 11
Escort or transport to hospital 19
Aid to other departments 118
Dog complaints (37 dog bites) 134
La rcen y 18
Stolen cars 3
Recovered stolen cars 5
Murders 1
Missing persons 7
Missing persons found 7
Cat complaints 7
Horse complaints 9
Cow complaints 6
Accidents 73
Fatal accidents 2
Complaints 526
Telephone calls - approximately 3270
Respectfully submitted,
PAUL T. GAHAN, Chief
Newmarket Police Department
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FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT
1967 Fire Report
Building 2
Chimney 2
Brush 13
Car 3
Car accidents 5
Miscellaneous 12
Requests for assistance from other towns 6
The year just past has been a rather uneventful one
with no spectacular fires, we'll be able to keep things that
v/ay with your cooperation. Have you some area of possible
trouble that needs attention but that you've been putting ofF
doing anything about? Waste paper and debris in the cellar
or attic? Fuses sized too large? Oil burner defective? If you
have any problems contact the fire department and let's work
together to prevent trouble. A few minutes of your time now
may prevent many hours of heartbreak later.
Your department is steadily progressing to be more
efficient. Many new items have been purchased to achieve
this. Among them — a Water Vac; a vacuum cleaner type
device to cut down on water damage. A mist vaporizer to
eliminate the lingering smoke smell after a fire. Protective
equipment for fire fighting personnel. Other fire fighting tools
such as a fog nozzle, floodlights, etc. One dry hydrant was
installed last year with other planned.
Manpower during week day daylight hours is a prob-
lem both in this town and other towns of its size. For this and
other practical reasons we again request no outside burning
between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., a permit is necessary, call
659-3286 or 659-3216 for permits.
The trend is now toward electronic alarm systems. We
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plan to purchase a few monitor sets annually and to even-
tually have a supplementary system for alerting men. Due to
our call man set-up an audible horn is a necessity, the radio
set-up would be in addition to that.
A change in the mutual aid set-up with surrounding
towns has been made. Durham is now the dispatch head-
quarters. This simplifies the organization and should make
the practice of giving help when needed a more efficient one.
The fire department capital reserve fund is growing, a
new pumper engine will be necessary in the near future. The
present pumper is now 26 years old and one of the other
trucks even older than that.
This is your fire department, feel free to visit the fire
station, let us know your feelings on how it is operated —
constructive criticism is welcomed.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT S. KELLER, Chief
HERBERT J. PHILBRICK, Deputy Chief
RICHARD J. BUTLER, Deputy Chief
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REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD
Your Planning Board has used the last year meeting
with representatives of your State Department of Resources
and Economic Development and a number of Planning Con-
sultants. In this way we have gained considerable knowl-
edge of the functions of a comprehensive plan.
The following questions and answers have been com-
piled for a better understanding.
What is a Comprehensive Plan?
A comprehensive plan will tell us what should be done
and how to do it. This plan will not be a hard and fast
set of rules but a flexible tool to be used in shaping the
future of Newmarket.
Who is in Back of the Project?
Your local Government (Town Officials)
Your State Government
Your Federal Government
And we hope "YOU".
Specifically What Will be Covered by the Plan?
PHYSICAL CHANGES
A comprehensive plan of our town will deal with such
vital subjects as housing, streets, and landscape. Empha-
sis especially on our Main Street and Business area.
PUBLIC WORKS STUDY
Water, sewage. Fire and Police Departments.
ECONOMIC STUDY
Government Structure, Economic Base, Resources and Fi-
nancial considerations.
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RECREATION
Water front areas, Parks and Recreational Facilities
When will the Project Get Started and How Long will it Take?
We may not get started until 1969 as there is a long wait-
ing period after application due to the shortage of State
and Federal funds. The plan will take 18 months to com-
plete.
How will this Benefit the Taxpayers?
Planned progress leads to fewer mistakes, as we plan, we
progress and beautify our town at the same time. A plan
will provide guide lines for efficient Government and
services, this plan will help solve the problems and make
the most of the opportunities.
Does a Comprehensive Plan Mean Zoning?
A plan does not set up zoning. It may recommend it but
the ultimate choice is in the hands of the voters.
How Much Will It Cost?
We have had one estimate of Eighteen thousand dollars
of which the towns share is one third or six thousand. We
are asking in this years budget a sum of $3,000 dollars
to implement this plan.
Benefits and Costs
Housing for the elderly, urban renewal, recreation areas
and facilities Pollution control and water expansion
projects.
Some projects cost the town nothing. Other projects are
1/3 Town 1/3 State and 1/3 Federal Government and
others are on a 50-50 basis.
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Why Now — Why Not Walt?
The state and federal government have set up these pro-
grams on a contributing basis and v^e can benefit from
them now while they are available. We also feel that
Newmarket desperately needs this help now and that it
will be the most significant project ever undertaken and
will affect our progress for generations to come.
GEORGE E. GRISWOLD
Chairman of the Planning Board
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REPORT OF VISITING NURSE
On August 1, 1967 the Association began service to
Durham, Lee and Madbury, later including Newmarket on a
temporary basis. In the early spring of 1968 at the annual
meeting of the Association by-laws will be adjusted to allow
the Town of Newmarket to join as a participating member,
with equal representation on the Board of Directors.
The visiting nurse does not replace the doctor; she works
with him and under his directions. She gives home nursing
care to people of all ages, the new mother and baby, the
convalescent returning home from the hospital, sick children
and the Medicare patient. Payment of the visiting nurse is
included in Medicare benefits.
Health Promotion
Disease Control
Physical Therapy —
Other
TOTALS 164 71 15 13
If any further information is desired you may either call
or drop in to the Selectmen's Office.
New-
Durham
Lee
Madbury
market
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VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
Registered in the Town of Newmarket, N.H.
For tlie year ending December 31, 1967
Date of
Birth
Name of Child
January
1 Christian David Gladu
17 Joseph Scott Pelletier
23 Michelle Marie Tatro
25 Pamela Jean Fields
27 David Coulson Blair
28 Lisa Fisk
February
1 Lisa Lynn Sewall
7 Andrea Joan Bocker
10 Louis Carl Johnson, Jr.
March
3
4
17
21
21
24
25
30
31
April
28
May
9
9
16
17
26
June
9
17
Claire Marie Baillargeon
Jeffrey David MacDonald
KeUy Lynn Pelletier
Sherry Ann House
Pamela Marie Femane
Lisa Marie Kleczek
Jerome Thomas Mitchell
Tracey Lee Brooks
Emma Anne Poisson
Mark Jeffrey Pease
Wanda Marlene Newman
Todd Francis Newman
Gregory John Merrill
Susan Laporte
Tracy Ann Behan
Donna Jean Gagne
James Henry Wandland
Place of Birth
Dover, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Dover,N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Kittery, Maine
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.JL
Kittery, Maine
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Portsmouth N.H.
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20 Tammy Lynn Byron
25 Luanne Kathleen Loranger
26 Chad Michael Hill
July
6
7
18
19
Carlton George Wilkinson
Andre Conrad Pelletier
Baby Girl Fortier
Philip Joseph Marquis, Jr.
August
18 Kim Isabel Zwiercan
30 Kevin Brian Mailhot
30 Stephen Matthew Hart
September
1 Judy Ann Hoyt
1 Debbie Jane Gilbert
8 Paula Rae Brousseau
11 Ricky Gilbert Pinette
17 James Daniel King
24 Jeffrey Wyatt Brooks
October
24 Walter Albert Witham, Jr.
27 John Michael Ryder
28 Bruce Aaron Charest
30 Tracy Lynn Dow
November
4 Shawn Barton Howcroft
5 Eric Loughlin Burbank
29 Shawn Gerard Gardner
December
3 Dean Jarosz
3 Norman Gerard Baillargeon, Jr.
4 Susan Marie Keller
5 Lynn Anne Bosinger
23 Jeffrey Vincent Criss
27 John Matthew Dutka
27 Greta Mae Hauschel
28 Karen Lynn Gorski
31 Christine Lillian Zwiercan
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Dover, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Dover, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Newburyport, Mass.
Kittery, Maine
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Dover, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Portsmouth, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Exeter, N.H.
Dover, N.H.
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MARRIAGES
Registered in the Town of Newmarket, N.H.
For the year ending December 31, 1967
Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage
January
20 Newmarket, N.H.
February
3 Hampton, N.H.
8 Newmarket, N.H.
11 Newmarket, N.H.
18 Stratham, N.H.
March
4 Stratham, N.H.
26 Dover, N.H.
April
1 Newmarket, N.H.
8 Newmarket, N.H.
22 Exeter, N.H.
23 Stratham, N.H.
29 Newmarket, N.H.
Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride
Wilfred J. Blanchette
Irene L. Blanchette
Robert Earl Melansori
Judith Rae St. Laurent
Michael Gerard Bennett
Karen Lee Wood
James Willard Meredith
Deborah Ann Chipman
Joseph Alfred Benoit Powers
Alma Mae Silver
Henry Clinton George
Doris Mildred George
Albert Rudolph St. Laurent
Georgia Eva Elhott
Charles Robert Parent
Elaine Mary Kleczek
Richard Raymond Morin
Irene Janet Renaud
George Milton Wilkinson
Doris M. L. Winn
Kenneth Peter Willey
Claire Louise Ross
Robert Mongeon
Marjorie Ruth Call
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Date of
Place of
Marriage
; Marriage
May
6
Newmarket, N.H.
13
Newmarket, N.H.
June
17
Laconia, N.H.
24
Newmarket, N.H,
24
Stratham, N.H.
Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride
George Raymond Watson
Marie Ann Perron
Joseph George Biello
Pamela Ann Marcoux
John Christopher Mumey
Anne Kidder
Richard Gorski
Donna Helen Bukowski
Dennis Frank Abbott
Evelyn Rosemarie Hamel
July
1
Durham, N.H.
1
Stratham, N.H.
1
Rochester, N.H.
4
Newmarket, N.H.
8
Rye, N.H.
15
Newmarket, N.H.
22
Newmarket, N.H.
29
Durham, N.H.
August
5
Newmarket, N.H.
12 Exeter, N.H.
Golin Leslie Glark
Mary Rosalie Geoffrion
Louis Joseph Bouchard
Kathleen Mary Blanchette
Leon D. Dennett
Drusilla R. Adams
Larry LeRoy Riley
Dorothy May Bitomski
Robert Maslin Spry
Meri Diane Jule
Richard Robert Beaudette
Edith Alice Cashman
Steven Allan Richmond
Carol Anne Comeau
Frank Webber Poland HI
Jean Arthur Cissell
Paul William Turner
Maurine Norma Edgerly
Obie Edwin Philpot, Jr.
Dorothy Esther Buttny
82
Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage
13 Newmarket, N.H.
19 Newmarket, N.H.
22 Durham, N.H.
26 Newmarket, N.H.
September
2 Newmarket, N.H.
2 Newmarket, N.H.
2 Newmarket, N.H.
2 Kingston, N.H.
2 Portsmouth, N.H.
2 Newmarket, N.H.
2 RoUinsford, N.H.
9 Derry, N.H.
15 Newmarket, N.H.
September
16 Newmarket, N.H.
22 Newmarket, N.H.
25 Durham, N.H.
October
1 Newmarket, N.H.
Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride
James Philip Thibeault
Nancy Howcroft
Ernst Jan Ketel
Elayne Jeannette Baillargeon
Darryl Ray Hamson
Barbara F. Teague
Richard Norman Thomas
Margaret Ryan Shorey
Stanley A. Pepek
Anna V. Wajda
William James McCullough
Leslie Gail Sargent
Chester N. Jones, Jr.
Cynthia Marylyn Sewall
Michael Joseph McPhee
Marjorie Arm Merrick
Terry Wayn Zych
Pamela Jean Bowles
Robert Earl Jordan
Linda Jane LaBranche
Ronald Richard Wilson
Lorraine Evelyn Bouchard
Charles Joseph Plante
Hilda Viola Eagan
Ronald Mitchell Markis
Sheila Lois Gordon
Robert Corey Mello
Judith Aileen Hoik
Frederick B. LaFramboise
Jeanette V. Morrissey
Kenneth David Millovsky
Ruth Estelle Whittemore
Kurt George Schindler
Ethel May Bradford
83
Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage
12 Newmarket, N.H.
14 Newmarket, N.H.
14 Raymond, N.H.
28 Newmarket, N.H.
Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride
David George Bergeron
Andrea Lenore Giardiiri
James Harold Lindley
Mildred Agnes Wild
George Herbert Smart
Eleanor Louise Frye
Gerald Walter Preston
Carol Ann Byron
November
4 Newmarket, N.H.
18 Newmarket, N.H.
Richard Roger Blouin
Lorraine May Davey
Daniel Mitchell
Gail Patricia Hackney
December
2 Newmarket, N.H.
18 Newmarket, N.H.
21 Newmarket, N.H.
21 Newmarket, N.H.
23 Durham, N.H.
29 Newmarket, N.H.
Thomas Joseph Byron
Trudy Lee Payne
Edward Charles Bernier
Janice Eileen Call
Glenn Richard Perkins
Linda Soley Swalm
Paul Roger Beaulieu
Janice Ann Doe
Bernard Grochmal, Jr.
Susan Blake Martin
Paul LeRoy Clark, Jr.
Linda Irene Brownlow
84
DEATHS
Registered in the Town of Newmarket, N.H.
For the year ending December 31, 1967
Date of
Place of
Name and Surname
Death
Death
of Deceased
January
4
Exeter, N.H.
Helen Caswell
19
Newar.arket, N.H.
Helena Maryanna Zwiercan
20
Brentwood, N.H.
Lydia Grandmaison
23
Newmarket, N.H.
Rena Young
25
Exeter, N.H.
Catherine J. McEvoy
February
20
Newmarket, N.H.
Joseph Wilfred Bolduc
20
Lowell, Mass.
Vera R. Reynolds
March
12
Exeter, N.H.
Ulderic LaFlamme
28
Rochester, N.H.
Harold Brette Pinkham
April
3
22
Exeter, N.H.
Newmarket, N.H.
Hazel Patriquin
Alfred Joseph Baillargeon
May
4
Mason, N.H.
Charles Dube
7
Exeter, N.H.
Florida CMalley
8
Concord, N.H.
Grover C. Kenniston
12
Newmarket, N.H.
Alexander Hanford Terrill
15
Newmarket, N.H.
Gladys Agnes Dennett
15
Newmarket, N.H.
Lew Grover Sargent
15
Concord, N.H.
Ruth Thompson
23
Newmarket, N.H.
Luigi Zocchi
85
Date of
Place of
Death
Death
June
3
Lee, N.H.
3
Lee, N.H.
16
Exeter, N.H.
July
8
Manchester, N.H.
17
Dover, N.H.
20
Exeter, N.H.
21
Newmarket, N.H.
21
Brentwood, N.H.
August
9
Dover, N.H .
September
10
Exeter, N.H.
27
Exeter, N.H.
29
Exeter, N.H,
October
2
Newmarket, N.H,
8
Exeter, N.H.
18
Exeter, N.H.
20
Brentwood, N.H.
21
Exeter, N.H.
25
Portsmouth, N.H.
November
3
Newmarket, N.H,
16
Newmarket, N.H.
30
Exeter, N.H.
17
Derry, N.H.
December
15
Exeter, N.H.
19
Exeter, N.H.
19
Concord, N.H.
31
Dover, N.H.
Name and Siuname
of Deceased
Mark Owen Hazeltine
Wayne Charles Piecuch
Lucie Alma Labrecque
Josephine Marie Towle
Baby Girl Fortier
Victoria M. Perron
Agnes Edith Martel
John Gillis
Elmer Joseph Bailey
Marion Marie Broderick
Katherine Wasilewicz
John Jordan
Bryan Martinus Newman
Mary Alice Foster
Leda Brisson
James R. Thomas
Clara Martel
Daniel Mullen
Herbert E. Laskey
Helen Hunt Wiggin
John Gammon
Irving Harold Stevens
Bartli Joseph LeBlanc
Rose Hanscom Duncklee
George F. Carmichael
Helen Ruth Saunders
86
INTERNMENTS
Names of persons brought from other Cities and Towns
for Internment in Newmarket, N.H.
For the year ending December 31, 1967
Date of
Place of
Name and Surname
Death
Death
of Deceased
Febrnary
10
Pawtucket, R.I.
Eva Cadbois
March
13
Exeter, N.H.
George McGregor
18
Dover, N.H.
Thomas D. Reilly
18
North Syracuse, N.Y.
Beatrice Lillian LaPointe Puchlopek
22
Brentwood, N.H.
Spencer Irving
26
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Thomas J. Filion
26
Boston, Mass.
Amy Brousseau
30
Exeter, N.H.
Marguerite Clifford
May
6
Portsmouth, N.H.
John J. Szabo
July
8
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Onesime P. Leblanc
16
Dover, N.H.
Harriet Randall
27
Medford, Mass.
Nora H. Manning
September
27
Sanford, Maine
Victoria Dora Male
October
20
Milford, Conn.
William C. Boucher
87
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