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Annual Report

THE TOWN OF

NEWMARKET

NEW HAMPSHIRE

For The Year Ending

DECEMBER 51st, 1965

University of New Hampshire
Library

In Memory

John Andrew Gordon

We, the Selectmen of the Town of Newmarket,
respectfiilhj dedicate this Town Report to the fond
memory of John Andrew Gordon.

Mr. Gordon was appointed as a law enforce-
ment officer of the Town of Newmarket in 1894
and appointed its chief in March, 1927 and each
successive year until his retirement in May 1956.
During these 62 years he fulfiUed his duties with
firmness hut understanding. His memory will always
be cherished by the people of Newmarket.

F. Albert Sewall
Nicholas Zuk
Frank Schanda

Selectmen

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Annual Report

of thf

TOWN 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, 1965

with the
VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1965

TOWN OFFICERS

MODERATOR
Frank M. Schanda

SELECTMEN

F. Albert Sewall Term Expires March 1966

Nicholas Zuk Term Expires March 1967

Frank Schanda Term Expires March 1968

TOWN CLERK
Yvonne B. Rousseau

TOWN TREASURER
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

Eli Grandmaison Term Expires March 1966

Roy E. Kent Term Expires March 1967

Beatrice Morin Term Expires March 1968

TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Clifford Hole Velmo Szacik Elizabeth Gowen

POLICE CHIEF
William G. Ball

FIRE CHIEF
Robert Keller

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Richman G. Walker

PLANNING BOARD

Frank Schanda George Hauschel Wilbur Sharpies, Jr.

George Griswold Robert Stevens

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 8th day of March, to act on the
following subjects:

(POLLS WILL 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 ne-
cessary 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 statistics,
general expense of the departments, for education and the
public library, for charities, including the decoration of sold-
iers' graves, for recreation, for cemeteries, for interest, for
new construction and improvements, for indebtedness to
other governmental divisions and to pay all other necessary
charges arising within said town.

3. To see if the town will vote to authorize and em-
power the Selectmen to borrow money for necessary expen-
ditures; 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 appropriate
the sum of $613.00 as authorized by RSA 31:4, par XIX for
the annual budget of the Seocoast Regional Development
Association. (Recommended by the Budget Committee).

8. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropri-
ate the sum of $300.00 requested by the Portsmouth Kittery
Armed Service Committee. (Recommended by the Budget
Committee).

9. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro-
priate the sum of $157.65; this represents Newmarket's con-
tributions to the Community Actions Programs. (Recom-
mended by the Budget Committee).

10. To see if the Town of Newmarket will authorize
the selectmen to purchase from the School District of New-
market for the sum of $100, school property consisting of
the building known as Stone School and land located on
Granite Street in the Town of Newmarket. (Recommended by
the Budget Committee).

11. To see if the Town of Newmarket will authorize
the selectmen to purchase from the School District of New-
market for the sum of $1.00, school property consisting of
the building known as Central School and land located on
Church Street in the Town of Newmarket. (Recommended by
the Budget Committee).

12. To see if the Town of Newmarket will authorize the
selectmen to sell to the Newmarket Historical Society for the
sum of $1.00, school property consisting of the building
known as Stone School and land located on Granite Street

in the Town of Newmarket. (Recommended by the Budget
Committee).

Given under our hands and seals this 21st day of
February, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and
sixty-six.

F. ALBERT SEWALL
NICHOLAS ZUK
FRANK SCHANDA

Selectmen of Newmarket, N. H.

We hereby certify that we gave notice to the inhabit-
ants 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
town, on the 21st day of February, 1966.

F. ALBERT SEWALL
NICHOLAS ZUK
FRANK SCHANDA

Selectmen of Newmarket, N. H.

REPORT OF SELECTMEN

To the citizens of the Town of Newmarket:

The Board of Selectmen submits its annual report for
the fiscal year ending December 31, 1965.

INVENTORY APRIL 1

1964-35% 1965-50%

Land and buildings $3,091,215.00 $4,475,565.00

Factory buildings and land 234,530.00 339,775.00

Factory machinery 346,240.00 518,790.00

Electric Plants 111,545.00 169,445.00

Trailers, mobile homes 20,715.00 25,910.00

Stock-in-trade merchants 118,990.00 174,185.00

Stock-in-trade manufacturers 419,475.00 625,210.00

Boats 1,035.00 3,850.00

Cows 21,910.00 23,025.00

Other cattle 310.00 250.00

Poultry 1,580.00 2,365.00

Fur bearing animals (mink) 1,260.00 1,800.00

Gasoline pumps and tanks 6,530.00 8,900.00

Road machinery 3,535.00 5,400.00

Wood and lumber 280.00 300.00

TOTAL GROSS VALUATION $4,379,150.00 $6,374,770.00
Less Veterans Exemptions 222,750.00 226,740.00
Less Neatstock Exemptions 9,520.00 9,075.00

Less Poultry Exemptions 700.00 700.00

NET VALUATION

FOR TAX RATE $4,146,180.00 $6,138,255.00

1965 TAX RATE: $54.00

BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF
NEWMARKET, NEW HAMPSHIRE

SOURCES OF REVENUE

From Stofe:

Interest and Dividends Tax
Railroad Tax
Savings Bank Tax

From Local Sources Except Taxes:

Dog Licenses

Business Licenses, Permits & Filing Fe
Fines & Forfeits, Municipal Court
Rent of Town Hall & Other Buildings
Interest Received on Taxes & Deposits
Income of Departments:

Parking Meter Income
Income from Municipally owned Util

Water Departments

Motor Vehicle Transfer Rev.
Motor Vehicle Permits Fees

Cemetery
Withdrawals from Capital Reserve Funds

Commission on telephone

Road Toll Refund

Rev. from State Head Tax

Ambulance

Amount Raised by Issue of Bonds or Notes:

Pollution Control (sewers) 497,000.00

Int. from Sewer Bond Investment 7,703.50 7,703.50 15,174.50

Int. from reinvestment Temp. Loan 1,750.99

Sale of School 1.00

From Local Toxes Other Than Property Taxes:

Yield Taxes 48.00 48.00

TOTAL REVENUES FROM

ALL SOURCES

Estimated

Actual

Estimated

Revenue

Ensuing

Year

1965

1966

$ 998.22

$ 950.00

265.47

264.68

260.00

1,070.56

1,000.00

300.00

351.00

350.00

>8s 200.00

215.00

200.00

1,000.00

1,200.00

Dump 300.00

300.00

500.00

800.00

1,257.15

1,000.00

3,000.00

3,088.79

3,000.00

ities:

*298,000.00

*32,849.31

*34,500.00
600.00

18,500.00

20,084.86

19,500.00

500.00

585.00

500.00

jnds 5,500.00

5,500.00

75.00

98.44

75.00

600.00

564.17

550.00

400.00

339.50

300.00

462.00

250.00

PROPERTY TAXES $558,260.75 $44,130.87 $47,161.49

BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF
NEWMARKET, NEW HAMPSHIRE

PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES

Actual

Appro-

Expendi-

Appro-

priations

tures

priations

Recom. by

Year

Bud. Com.

1965

1966

General Government:

Town Officers' Salaries $

2,600.00 $ 2,699.65

$ 2,700.00

Town Officers' Expenses

4,500.00

4.478.98

4,500.00

Election & Registration Expenses

300.00

338.33

700.00

Municipal & District Court Expenses

300.00

310.00

300.00

Expenses Town Hall Other Town BIdg

J. 3,500.00

3,175.70

3,500.00

Reappraisal of Property

430.00

421.94

305.00

Ennployees' Retirement & S.S.

2,500.00

2,521.25

2,900.00

Protection of Persons and Property:

Police Department

24,869.00

24,878.63

25,720.00

Fire Department

7,200.00

7,372.72

7,200.00

Care of Trees

400.00

398.87

400.00

Insurance Health Program

900.00

876.83

900.00

Town Clock

300.00

31 1.45

300.00

State Audit

350.00

350.98

350.00

Damages & Legal Exp, Dog Damage

750.00

1,027.00

750.00

Civil Defense

1,000.00

1,066.48

1,000.00

Xmas Light 450.00 450.00 450.00

Health:

Health Department, Incl. Hospitals

Vital Statistics

Sewer Maintenance

Town Dump & Garbage Removal

Highways and Bridges:

Town Maintenance — Summer
Town Maintenance — Tarring
Street Lighting

General Expenses of Highway Dept.
Town Rood Aid

Libraries

Public Welfare:

Town Poor

Old Age Assistance

Auto Permits

Patriotic Purposes:

Memorial Day and Veterans' Associations 450.00
Aid to Soldiers & Their Families

150.00

160.30

180.00

150.00

122.89

150.00

1,500.00

1,530.76

1,500.00

4,700.00

5,008.64

6,000.00

21,500.00

21,498.72

22,000.00

4,500.00

4,497.95

5,000.00

5,800.00

5,827.80

6,000.00

5,999.35

6,200.00

350.00

329.43

375.00

4,309.00

4,400.00

1,000.00

517.05

1,000.00

4,000.00

5,256.83

4,000.00

14,000.00

14,370.04

14,000.00

950.00

963.47

1,000.00

>ns 450.00

450.00

500.00

800.00

16.18

800.00

Recreation:

^arks & Playgrounds Incl. band concerts 1,300.00
Little League 500.00

Public ?ervice Enterprises:

Municipally Owned Water &

Electric Utilities *29,800.00

Cemeteries 1 ,500.00

Trust Funds 225.00

__^^Advertising & Regional Associations 100.00

Ambulance 5,000.00

Interest:

On Temporary Loans 1,100.00

On Bonded Debt (sewer) 7,703.50

Purchase of Schools
Community Actions
Armed Services

Highways and Bridges:

State Aid Construe. — Town's Share

and Exploration
Water Works Construction 5,000.00

Sidewalk Construction 500.00

Sewer Construe. Pollution Control 497,000.00
New Lands and Buildings Lamprey

River Industrial Park Survey
New Equipment 5,500.00

Payments on Principal of Debt:

Bond (Sewer)

Payment to Capital Reserve Funds

TOTAL EXPENDITURES

500.00

•32,849.31

3,620.28

225.00

100.00

5,000.00

2,684.00
7,703.50

6,500.00

5,000.00
601.00

"2,000.00
5,500.00

6,500.00

1,850.00
500.00

"34,500.00

1,500.00

225.00

613.00

5,000.00

4,500.00

15,174.50

2.00

157.65

300.00

2,500.00
500.00

5,200.00
1,300.00

15,000.00
6,500.00

$652,436.50 $160,972.97 $185,902.15

Water Works Revenue end Expense Not Included in Totals.

Special Permission to Spend $2,000.00 per State Tax Commission.

BUDGET COMMITTEE

Henry B. Haley

L. Forbes Getchall
George E. Griswold

Leo P.

F. Albert Sewall
Edward A. Zick
Elizabeth C. Philbrick
Filion

PROGRESS REPORT FROM THE
OFFICE OF THE SELECTMEN

The Selectmen respectfully submit to the citizens of
the Town of Newmarket, a summary of the projects that
were undertaken during the past year.

The survey of the Industrial Park area was computed
and a topographical map made giving all the character-
istics of this tract of land, together with actual measure-
ments. This project was a must if we are to attract new
industry to our town, and the prospects seem to be quite
favorable at this time.

The T. R. A. Funds were used to grade and resurface
the unfinished section of New Road, approximalety one
mile.

Additional betterment money was obtained from the
State of New Hampshire and used on Route 152 making
substantial improvements in two different areas.

A new truck was purchased for the Department of Pub-
lic Works from capital reserve funds. Bids for the truck were
sent out and the contract was awarded to Great Bay Motor
Company.

The middle avenue at Riverside Cemetery was graded
in preparation for the hot top to be applied later.

Sidewalk construction money was made available this
year and three different sections were completed.

Plans and specifications for the primary sewage treat-
ment plant and sewer system are, at the present time, ap-
proximately ninety per cent completed and request for the

Federal Aid Funds have been approved and granted. Con-
struction work should start early this spring.

Our regular meetings are held on the first and third
Tuesday of each month. All meetings are open to the pub-
lic and we welcome your attendance. We wish at this time
to thank all the townspeople and town officers for their
help in making the past year's work a more pleasant and
gainful task.

F. ALBERT SEWALL
NICHOLAS ZUK
FRANK SCHANDA

Selectmen

DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION

Concord, New Hampshire
Summary of Findings and Recommendations

February 9, 1966
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, 1965, 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, Tovyn Clerk, Public Library, District Court, Trustees
of Trust Funds and Special Sewer Construction Fund Account.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Comparative Balance Sheets:
December 31, 1964 — December 31, 1965:

(Exhibit A-1)

Comparative Balance Sheets for the fiscal year ended
December 31, 1964 and December 31, 1965, are presented
in Exhibit A-1. As indicated therein, the Net Debt increased
by $430,230.70 in 1965.

Analysis 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. These were as
follows:

Increase in Net Debt
Sewer Bonds Issued $497,000.00

Decrease in Net Debt
Bond Anticipation Notes Paid $60,037.50

Net Budget Surplus 6,731.80

66,769.30
Net Increase $430,230.70

Comparative Statements of Appropriations and Expenditures

Estimated and Actual Revenues:

(Exhibits A-3 and A-4)

Comparative statements of appropriations and expen-
ditures, estimated and actual revenues for the fiscal year
ended December 31,1 965, 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 $3,474.66,
plus a revenue surplus of $3,257.14, resulted in a net budget
surplus of $6,731.80.

Summary Statement of Receipts and Expenditures

(Exhibit B-1)
A summary statement of receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year ended December 31,1 965, made up in accord-
ance with the uniform classification of accounts, is presented
in Exhibit B-1 . Proof of the Treasurer's balance as of Decem-
ber 31, 1965, is indicated in Exhibit B-2.

Special Sewer Construction Fund Account:

(Exhibit H)
A statement of the activity in the special sev\/er construc-
tion fund account during the year is included in Exhibit H.

Statement of Bonded Debt:
(Exhibit I)
A statement of outstanding bonded indebtedness as of
December 31, 1965, showing annual debt service require-
ments, is contained in Exhibit I.

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 obtained from depository banks. Verification of uncol-
lected taxes was made by mailing notices to delinquent tax-
payers as indicated by the Collector's records. The amounts
of uncollected and unredeemed taxes as indicated in this re-
port 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 by $6,731.80, from $7,836.62 to $14,-
568.42 in 1965, as shown herewith:

12-31-64 12-31-65

Total Assets $181,416.29 $582,505.41

Current Liabilities 173,579.67 567,936.99

Current Surplus $ 7836.62 $ 14,568.42

Conclusion

The provisions oi Chapter 184 of the Laws of 1955,
require that this report or the summary of findings and rec-
ommendations (letter of transmittal) shall be published in
the next anncul 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,

HAROLD G. FOWLER, Director
DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMAAISION

Frederick E. Laplante, Auditor
Hugh J. Cassidy, Auditor

DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Concord, New Hampshire

February 9, 1966

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, 1965. In our opinion, the
Exhibits included herewith reflect the true financial condition
of the Town of Newmarket on December 31, 1965, together
with the results of operations during the fiscal year ended
on that date.

Respectfully submitted,

HAROLD G. FOWLER, Director

DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING

STATE TAX COMMISSION

Frederick E. Leplante, Auditor
Hugh J. Cassidy, Auditor

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EXHIBIT A-4
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Comparative Statement of Estimated and Actual Revenues

and Budget Summary

Fiscal Year Ended December 31,1 965

Revenues

Estimated Actual Excess Deficit

Interest and Dividends Tax $ 998.22 $ 998.22 $ $

Railroad Tax 265.47 264.68 .79

Savings Bank Tax 1,070.56 1,070.56

Revenue From Yield Tax Sources 48.00 48.00
Business Licenses Permits

and Filing Fees 200.00 215.00 15.00

Dog Licenses 300.00 351.00 51.00

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 18,500.00 20,084.86 1,584.86

nterest on Taxes & Deposits 800.00 1,257.15 457.15

Rent of Tovt'n Property Dump 300.00 762.00 462.00

Cemeteries 500.00 585.00 85.00

Fines & Forfeits - District Ct. 1,000.00 1,200.00 200.00

Commission on Telephone 75.00 98.44 23.44

Road Toll Refund 600.00 564.17 35.83

Revenue From State Head Taxes 400.00 339.50 60.50

Parking Meter Income 3,000.00 3,088.79 88.79

Interest on Sewer Bond Investment 7,703.50 7,703.50

Withdrawal From Cap. Res. Funds 5,500.00 5,500.00
Taxes Committed Under Budgetary

Requirements ( .10) .10

Added Taxes 387.12 387.12

$41,260.75 $44,517.89 $3,354.36 $97.22

BUDGET SUMMARY

Unexpended Balances of Approp. $ 6,896.67

Overdrafts of Appropriations 3,422.01

Net Unexpended Balance of Appropriations $ 3,474.66

Actual Revenues $44,517.89

Estimated Revenues 41,260.75

Net Revenue Surplus 3,257.14

Net Budget Surplus $6,731.80

EXHIBIT B-1
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Classified Statement of Receipts and Expenditures
Fiscal Year Ended December 31,1 965

RECEIPTS

Current Revenuer

Local Taxes:
Current Year;

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

National Bank Stock Taxes

State Head Taxes

$280,752.64

1,644.00

81.00

5,490.00

Prior Years:

Property Taxes

Poll Taxes

State Head Taxes

$287,967.64

$ 34,319.83

502.00

1,750.00

interest on Taxes

Penalties on State Head Taxes
Tax Sales Redeemed

36,571.83

1,257.15

183.00

4,124.33

$330,103.95

State of New Hampshire:

Interest and Dividends Tax
Town Poor Reimbursements
Savings Bank Tax
Railroad Tax
Road Toll Refunds

Reimbursements a/c Old Age Assistance
Reimbursements a/c Head Tax Expenses

Locol Sources, Except Taxes:

Dog Licenses Issued

Fines and Forfeits - District Court

Income From Parking Meters

Business Licenses, Permits and Filing Fees

Motor Vehicle Permits Issued
Interest Received on Deposits:
Temporary Loans 1,579.97

Bond Funds 7,703.50

Cemetery Interments
Telephone Commissions
Income From Trust Funds
Rent of Town Dump - Newfields

998.22

1,000.00

1,070.56

264.68

564.17

671.66

34.98

351.00
1,200.00
3,088.79

215.00
20,1 13.61

9,283.47

585.00

98.44

1,500.00
300.00

4,604.27

EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Rent of Ambulance
Appropriation Credits:

Town Hall
Police Department
Fire Department
Cemetery
Public Welfare
School
Sidewalks

TOTAL CURRENT REVENUE RECEIPTS
Receipts Other Than Current Revenue:

Temporary Loans

Withdrawals From Capital Reserve Funds

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES
BALANCE — JANUARY 1, 1965

GRAND TOTAL

462.00

10.00
2.00

26.60
519.50
259.75
192.49

44.00

1,054.34

$38,251.65

$372,959.87

$162,316.00
Funds 5,500.00

167,816.00

$540,775.87
62,796.71

$603,572.53

EXPENDITURES
GensrnI Government:

Town Officers' Salaries

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees

Town Officers' Expenses

Tax Commission Audit

Election and Registration

District Court

Town Hall and Buildings Maintenance -

Town Clerk

Trust Fund Expense

Reassessment

Protection of Persons and Property:

Police Department
Fire Department
Blister Rust
Civilian Defense
Ambulance

Health Sanitation:

Health Department

2,699.65
963.47

4,478.98
350.98
338.33
310.00

3,175.70
31 1.45
225.00
421.94

$ 13,275.50

$ 24,878.63

7,372.71

398.87

1,066.48

5,000.00

160.30

38,716.69

EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Vital Statistics

Sewer Maintenance

Town Dump and Garbage Collection

122.89
1,530.76
5,008.64

6,822.59

Highways and Bridges:

Town Road Aid

329.43

Town Maintenance

21,498.72

Tarring Roads

4,497.95

Street Lighting

5,827.80

General Expenses of Highway

Department

5,999.33

38,153.23

Libraries

4,309.00

Public Welfare:

Old Age Assistance

$14,370.04

Town Poor

5,256.83

Public Welfare

517.05

20,143.92

Patriotic Purposes:

Memorial Day

450.00

Soldiers' Aid

18.18

Christmas Lights

450.00

918.18

Recreation:

Little League

500.00

Public Service Enterprises:

Cemeteries

3,620.28

Unclassified:

Damage and Legal

$ 1,027.00

Taxes Bought by Town

4,846.82

Refunds — Property Taxes

40.50

Motor Vehicle Permits

18.95

59.45

Social Security and Retirement

2,521.25

Advertising and Regional Associations

100.00

Health Insurance Program

876.83

9,431.35

Interest Paid:

On Temporary Loans

2,684.00

On Bonded Indebtedness

7,703.50

New Construction, Equipment and Improvements:

Water Exploration 5,000.00

Sidewalk Construction 601.00

New Equipment - Highway Department 5,500.00

10,387.50

EXHIBIT B-1 (Continued)
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Lamprey River Industrial Park Survey

Indebtedness Payments:

On Temporary Loans

Payments to Capital Reserve Funds

2,000.00

$162,316.00
6,500.00

13,101.00

168,816.00

Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:
State of New Hampshire:

State Head Taxes - 1964 $ 2,424.00

State Head Taxes- 1965 4,518.00

2 7o Bond and Debt Tax
County Tax
School District Tax:

1964-65 School Tax
1965-66 School Tax

;103, 131.82
102,492.49

6,942.00

23.74

16,786.30

205,624.31

TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR ALL PURPOSES
BALANCE — DECEMBER 31, 1965

GRAND TOTAL

$229,376.35

$557,571.59
46,000.99

$603,572.58

EXHIBIT B-2
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Summary of Treasurer's Account and Proof of Balance
Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1965

Balance — January 1 , 1 965 $ 62,796.71

Receipts During Year 540,775.87

$603,572.58
Expenditures During Year 557,571.59

Balance — December 31, 1965 $46,000.99

Proof of Balance
Balance in The Rockingham National Bank - Exeter

Per Statement December 31, 1965 $ 51,227.54

Add: Deposit of January 5, 1966 $ 2,092.23
Deposit of January 21, 1966 7,703.50

9,795.73

61,023.27
Less: Outstanding Checks 15,022.28

Reconciled Balance — December 31, 1965 $46,000.99

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Investments nnd Deposits:

Rockingliam National Bank — #TDIV-20 $ 508.98

Amoskeag Savings Bank (Special Notice Acct.)

Capital Reserve Fund #80141 8,072.41
Amoskeag Savings Bank — Capital

Reserve Fund #302527 29.55
Amoskeag Savings Bank —

(Special Notice Account) Capital

Reserve Fund #801640 17,272.12

10 Southwestern 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 #8891 446.94

Portsmouth Trust Company #200350 7,292.42

Portsmouth Savings Bank #94963 10,000.00

Portsmouth Savings Bank #102288 301.07

U.S. Treasury Bond #6078 5,027.90

680 Shares - New England Fund 7,275.67

746 Shares - Whitehall Fund 9,845.12

1225 Shares - Puritan Fund 9,877.97

704 Shares - Eaton and Howard Fund 7,663.73

5 American Telephone and Telegraph Bonds 5,069.83

676 Shares - Broad Street Investing Corporation 9,971.92
558 Shares - Nationwide Securities Company, Inc. 6,364.30

Strafford Savings Bank #544 PDO 10,000.00

Manchester Savings Bank #707-934 3,408.23

$148,585.84

EXHIBIT H
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Special Sewer Fund Construction Account

Stotement of Receipts and Expenditures and Proof of Balance

Fiscal Year Ended December 31 , 1965

Balance — January 1, 1965 $ 36,859.57

Receipts:

Proceeds of Bond Issue $497,000.00
Premiums on Sale of Bonds 2,579.43

Accured Interest on Sale of Bonds 1,583.49

Interest on Invested Funds 9,917.63

51 1,080.55

$547,940.12

Expenditures:

Legal Fees - a/c Certification Expenses $ 1,850.00

Engineering & Design Fees 31,019.93

Land Acquisition 5,550.00

Interest on Bonded Debt 7,703.50

Interest on Bond Anticipation Notes 379.1 6

Bond Anticipation Notes Paid 60,000.00

106,502.59

Bolcnce — December 31, 1965 $441,437.53

Proof of Brilnnce

Balc-n'e in The Rockingham Notional Bank —

Exeter — Per Statement Dec. 22, 1965 $10,753.77
Less: Outstanding Check #27 100.00

$ 10,653.77
Certificates of Deposit:

Indian Head National Bank #13-696 $330,783.76
The Rockingham Nat. Bank #A-181 100,000.00

430,783.76
Reconciled Balance — December 31, 1965 $441,437.53

EXHIBIT I
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Statement of Bonded Indebtedness, Showing Annual
Maturities of Principal and Interest
Fiscal Year Ended December 31,1 965

Amount of Issue
Date of Issue
Principal Payable Date
Interest Payable Dates
Payable At

Maturities - Fiscal Year Ending
December 31, 1966
December 31, 1967
December 31, 1968
December 31, 1969
December 31 , 1970
December 31, 1971
December 31, 1972
December 31 , 1973
December 31, 1974
December 31, 1975
December 31, 1976
December 31, 1977
December 31, 1978
December 31, 1979
December 31, 1980
December 31, 1981
December 31, 1982
December 31, 1983
December 31, 1984
December 31, 1985

Sewer Bonds
3.10%

$497,000.00

February 1 , 1 965

February 1

February 1 and August 1

The First National Bank of Boston

Principal Interest

$ 15,000.00 $ 15,174.50

15,000.00 14,709.50

17,000.00 14,213.50

20,000.00 13,640.00

20,000.00 13,020.00

20,000.00 12,400.00

25,000.00 11,702.50

25,000.00 10,927.50

25,000.00 10,152.50

25,000.00 9,377.50

25,000.00 8,602.50

25,000.00 7,827.50

30,000.00 6,975.00

30,000.00 6,045.00

30,000.00 5,115.00

30,000.00 4,185.00

30,000.00 3,255.00

30,000.00 2,325.00

30,000.00 1,395.00

30,000.00 465.00

$497,000.00 $171,507.50

EXHIBIT J
TOWN OF NEWMARKET

Town Officers' Surety Bonds
1965

Number Amount Term Beginning

Town Treasurer:

Mrs. Severine R. Neal

Fireman's Fund Insurance Company

Town Clerk:

Yvonne B. Rousseau

Fireman's Fund Insurance Company

Tax Collector:

Albert W. Caswell, Sr.

Fireman s Fund Insurance Company

Trustees of Trust Funds:

Beatrice Morin

Fireman's Fund Insurance Company

Eli C. Grandmaison

Fireman's Fund Insurance Company 8026650

Roy E. Kent

Fireman's Fund Insurance Company 8027641

$20,000.00 March 9, 1965

$ 5,000.00 March 9, 1965

$23,000.00 March 9, 1965

$16,000.00 March 9, 1965

$16,000.00 March 12, 1963

$16,000.00 March 10, 1964

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OF TOWN DEPARTMENTS

1965

TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES

George Hauschel $

82.37

F. Albert Sewall

400.00

Nicholas Zuk

305.50

Albert Caswell, Sr. (3 % head tax collections incl.)

970.65

Yvonne Rousseau

190.94

Severine Neal

240.94

Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.)

65.25

Internal Revenue

144.00

Frank Schanda

300.00

Total

$ 2,699.65

TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES

Eileen Szeliga

Norma Otash

Yvonne Rousseau

Cynthia Sewall

R. H. Llewellyn Co.

N.H.-Vt. Hospital Service

Internal Revenue

Association of N. H. Assessors

Frank LaBranche, P.M.

Edson C. Eastman Co.

Batchelder's Bookstore

Albert W. Caswell, Sr.

Thermo-Fax Sales Inc.

Brown & Saltmarsh, Inc.

LaBranche's Drug

BoChaine's, Inc.

Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.)

Burroughs Corp.

$ 1,481.89

80.94

124.79

17.35

15.70

48.00

347.34

5.00

229.50

75.04

7.49

100.27

53.96

12.93

7.66

387.20

99.44

150.00

Employee's Retirement 62.06

Edward Quimby Co. 10.00

N. H. Tax Collectors 3.00

Petty Cash 43.06

Brannom Publishing Co. 7.65

Sargent Brothers 24.15

The Shaw-Walker Co. 60.99

Wheeler & Clark 40.18

Kingman's Drug Store 10.17

Newmarket Press 484.50

Newmarket Times 66.00

University or N. H. 50.00

Genevra R. Laugher 3.00

Frank B. Nay .60

Aero Service Corp. 31.55

Hap Jones 2.00

Brisson & Kent 15.00

Rochester 100, Inc. 10.57

F. Albert Sewall 110.00

Nicholas Zuk 100.00

Frank Scanda 100.00

Total $ 4,478.98

ELECTION and REGISTRATION

Arthur LaBonte $ 45.00

Richard Atherton 45.00

Richard Schanda 30.00

Frank Schanda 20.00

Yvonne Rousseau 20.00

LaBranche's Drug 10.18

Martha Schanda 15.00

Fred Beale 15.00

Marion Walker 15.00

Rhea LaFrance 15.00

Jordan's Lunch 2.00

Ken's Little Spa 8.65

Newmarket Press 76.50

Newmarket Times 16.00

A. W. Caswell, Sr. 5.00

Total $ 338.33

MUNICIPAL COURT

Russell H. AAcGuirk $ 300.00

George R. Scammon, Atty. 10.00

Total $ 310.00

TOWN HALL

Wilfred Beaulieu $ 119.74

Joseph Arsenault 556.62

N. H. Electric Co. (Public Service Co.) 466.89

N. E.Tel. & Tel. Co. 943.80

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 309.70

Turcotte Hardware Corp. 252.71

Griffin Hardware Corp. 30.67

Internal Revenue 18.69

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 21.58

Treas., State or N. H. (S.S.) 26.85

BoChaine's, Inc. 115.05

Thomas J. Connelly, Insurance 109.50

Stanley Jarosz 20.00

Robinson-Rudd Oil 89.05

Sanfax Corp. 88.10

Portsmouth Paper Co. 6.75

Total $ 3,175.70

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Robert Pratt $ 4,352.93

Donald Howcroft 4,720.99

Paul Gahan 4,156.81

William Ball 4,229.09

John A. Gordon 810.00

Albeit Gilbert 213.97

Owen Russell 302.73

Edward Zick 57.55

John Sklarski 92.81

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 1,264.50

Public Service Co. (formerly N. H. Electric Co.) 43.92

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 323.96

Internal Revenue 1,977.07

Great Bay Motor Co. 413.91

Turcotte Hardware Corp. 36.20

LaBranche's Drug 40.76

Newmarket Press 74.50

Treas., State of N. H. 20.26

Thomas J. Connelly, Insurance 195.00

BoChaine's, Inc. 189.39

Edward H. Quimby Co. 42.80

William AAagnan 113.00

Yvonne Rousseau 202.35

Shelton Body Shop 17.10

North Star Television 7.95

Smith's Fire Equipment 2.25

Eddie's Service Station 9.55

Eastern Fire Equipment 102.90

Woodbury Ave. Car Wash 21.00

Hovey's Camera 12.24

Burnham Dry Cleaners 2.50

Exeter Police Department 2.50

Monroe & Sons, Gulf 3.03

N. H. Police Retirement 351.92

Sargent-Sowell, Inc. 19.80

John B. Carpenter 40.00

Safety Signs Co. 10.80

Robert H. Filion 3.70

Grover Smith 4.00

Sandy Carl Bakery (radio) 60.40

Wally's Alignment Service 19.50

St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. 3.95

C. E. Bradley Laboratories 32.50

Al's T. V. 65.43

R. H. Llewellyn Co. 3.90

Rockingham County Home (J. A. Gordon) 49.00

Priest's Sales & Service 151.05

Griffin Hardware Corp. 7.16

Total $24,878.63

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Robbin's Auto Supply $ 38.83

Griffin Hardware Corp. 33.73

N. H. Electric Co. (Public Service Co.) 135.98

N. E.Tel. & Tel. Co. 269.97

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 359.64

Roberts. Keller 340.00

Edward Camire 83.25

BoChaine's, Inc. 410.12

Thomas J. Connelly, Insurance 650.00

Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.) 7.86

Raymond Ripley, Clerk (Salaries) 2,861 .00

Griffin Insurance Agency 54.00

Wilfred L. Beaulieu 104.50

Newmarket Press 8.75

Smith Fire Equipment 6.00

Turcotte Hardware Corp. 38.52

J. C.Whitney Co. 42.30

LeBlanc's Garage 5.46

Wentworth Motor Co. 133.90

Herbert J. Philbrick 111.50

Bob's Used Parts & Salvage 10.00

American Fire Equipment 530.25

H. P. Bergson 101.65

Overhead Door Sales 52.50

Charles H. Clougherty 738.20

Hopey's Garage 27.50

Willard Sanders 2.00

Balch Bros. & West Co. 68.44

Dover Auto Supply 14.45

Rockingham Gas Co. 6.00

Edward Wasiewski 3.00

Robinson-Rudd Oil 94.96

Mobil Electronics 28.45

Total $ 7,372.71

TREE CARE

Leo F. Lessard
BoChaine's, Inc.
Ralston Tree Service, Inc.
Albert Gilbert
Adam Maiek
Warren Sawyer, Jr.
Wilfred Beaulieu
Agenor Bissonette
R. C. Hazelton Co.

Total $ 398.87

TOWN CLOCK

N. H. Electric Co. $ 103.85

W. A. Gazda 200.00

Herbert J. Philbrick 7.60

$ 37.50

13.92

75.00

55.59

44.74

47.60

53.73

10.79

60.00

Total $ 311.45

AUTO PERMITS
Yvonne Rousseau $ 753.46

Internal Revenue

177.80

Treas., State of N. H.

(S.S.)

32.21

Total

$ 963.47

CIVIL DEFENSE

N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.

$ 170.90

Dover Auto Supply

152.88

Edward Cam ire

12.75

Robert Keller

14.00

Raymond Ripley

9.80

Raymond Lebeau

4.90

Kenneth White

4.90

Frank Willey, Jr.

4.90

Frank Willey, Sr.

4.90

John Mitchell

4.90

Roger Cardin

9.80

Wilfred Beaulieu

9.80

Albert Gilbert

4.90

Michael Sharpies

4.90

Turcotte Hardware Corp.

5.31

Treas., State of N. H,

87.49

H. P. Bergson

59.05

Mobile Electronics

500.40

Total

HEALTH DEPARTMENT
N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service

Total

VITAL STATISTICS
Yvonne Rousseau
Internal Revenue
Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.)

$ 1,066.48

$ 160.30
$ 160.30

$ 94.31

24.20

4.38

Total

$ 122.89

SEWER DEPARTMENT

Adam AAaIek $ 100.40

Albert Gilbert 253.90

Warren Sawyer, Jr. 64.70

Wilfred Beaulieu 255.35

Sanfax Corp. 222.42

Griffin Hardware Corp. 8.40

BoChaine's, Inc. 26.40

R. C. Hazelton Co. 35.00

Turcotte Hardware Corp 8.70

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 146.23

R. H. Filion 40.37

lafollo Crushed Stone 31.20

Tom Sawyer 180.00

Madison Chemical 99.75

Diamond National Corp. 30.24

N. A. Nichols Co. 12.00

A.D.C. Incorporated 15.70

Total $ 1,530.76

TOWN DUMP AND GARBAGE REMOVAL

Adam Maiek $ 794.40

Albert Gilbert 799.80

Warren Sawyer, Jr. 778.60

Wilfred Beaulieu 761.60

Hermenegilde Cote 473.34

Adam Semple 72.29

Walter Frye, Jr. 433.60

Agenor Bissonette 10.79

BoChaine's, Inc. 1 15.81

Robert Smith 9.89

Bell & Flynn, Inc. 642.00

Grover Smith 29.68

John Gammon 66.00

Owen Russell 20.84

Total $ 5,008.64

TOWN MAINTENANCE

Richman Walker $ 2,071.91

Adam AAaIek 2,105.12

Albert Gilbert 2,321.06

Warren Sawyer, Jr. 2,232.10

Wilfred Beaulieu 2,151.44

Adam Semple 187.13

Walter Frye 45.67

Stanley Wojnar 44.00

Raymond Barringer 67.65

Owen Russell 6.65

Hermenegilde Cote 242.69

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 383.09

Internal Revenue 2,397.09

Employee's Retirement System 598.11

Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.) 821.07

Robbins Auto Supply 696.19

Thomas J. Connelly, Insurance 364.00

BoChaine's, Inc. 493.38

H. R. Haines Co. 1,408.34

Standard Uniform 612.15

Aim Enterprises 20.00

Edwin I. Kimball 403.05

Griffin Hardware Corp. 284.24

N. E. Telephone 53.10

Dover Auto Supply 57.68

Turcotte Hardware Corp. 10.30

Ray Road Equipment 61.50

R. C. Hazelton Co. 384.32

Clark Thorne 63.00

Marion Walker 180.00

Seacoast Tractor 45.76

N. H. Explosives 63.91

Leonard Goldman 112.36

Great Bay Motor 75.67

R. H. Filion 66.68

City Concrete Co. 58.00

R. E. Prescott & Sons 141.83

Beaulieu's Garage 10.00

Robinson-Rudd Oil 7.89

Walter AA. Hendzel 50.00

Agenor Bissonette 10.79

Mobile Electronics 89.80

Total

$21,498.72

TARRING

Mystic Bituminous Pi

^oducts

$ 2,499.36

P. J. Coakley

90.00

Lloyd Walker

400.00

Adam Maiek

262.28

Albert Gilbert

293.18

Warren Sawyer, Jr.

273.41

Wilfred Beoulieu

272.04

Hermenegilde Cote

30.54

Richman Walker

187.14

Bell & Flynn, Inc.

160.00

R. C. Hazelton

30.00

$ 4,497.95

TOWN ROAD AID

State of N. H.

$ 329.43

Total

$ 329.43

STREET

LIGHTING

N. H. Electric Co. (P

ubiic Se

rvice Co.)

$ 5,827.80

Total $ 5,827.80

GENERAL EXPENSES OF THE HIGHWAY

Bruce Hauchel $ 347.50

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 869.61

Leonard Goldnnan Tire Outlet 332.49

N. A. Nichols Co. 85.03

Great Bay Motor Co. 502.40

R. H. Filion 13.90

Turcotte Hardware Corp. 63.29

Griffin Hardware Corp. 352.02

N. E. Tel. &Tel. Co. 137.33

Robbins Auto Supply 469.71

Seacoast Tractor & Equipment 120.71

International Salt 847.68

N. H. Electric Co. (Public Service Co.) 16.65

LaBranche's Drug 11.80

Whitaker Prod. Co. 37.50

Edward Camire 22.35

Lloyd Walker 112.00

Mobile Electronics 12.50

Beaulieu's Garage 8.00

N. E. Pole & Wood 276.00

Eastern Equipment & Supply 597.50

Al Dwyer 8.65

Edwin I. Kimball 474.70

R. C. Hazelton Co. 223.19

Robinson-Rudd Oil 56.82

Total $ 5,999.33

LIBRARY

Velma Szacik, Treasurer $ 4,304.86

BoChaine's, Inc. 4.14

Total $ 4,309.00

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

State of N. H.

Div. of Welfare, OASI Fund

Total

$14,365.03
5.01

$14,370.04

TOWN POOR

Board and Care
Rockingham County Home
Brisson and Kent
Plimpton Nursing Home
Charles B. Bailey, AA.D.
Styles Drug Store
Rockingham Gas
Charles Kurth, M.D.
Tobey's Drug Store
First National Stores, Inc.
Peter Beck, M.D.
Exeter Clinic
AAarcotte's Market
Marelli's Fruit Store
Rent
Turcotte Hardware Corp.

3,465.65

412.50

176.00

802.30

3.00

21.09

56.25

30.50

1.70

4.97

26.00

3.00

109.15

10.00

133.60

1.12

Total

$ 5,256.83

MEMORIAL DAY

American Legion Post —67

$ 450.00

Total

$ 450.00

SOLDIER'S AID

Marcotte's Market

18.18

Total

18.18

PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS

Little League
Total

CEMETERIES

BoChaine's, Inc.
Internal Revenue
H. R. Haines Co., Inc.
Agenor Bissonette
Walter Frye, Jr.
Hermenegilde Cote
Richman Walker
Adam Malek
Albert Gilbert
Warren Sawyer, Jr.
Wilfred Beaulieu
Turcotte Hardware Corp.
Filion Construction Co.
Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.)
Charles Hobbs
Griffin Hardware Corp.
R. H. Filion

Total

TRUST FUND

Rockingham National Bank
Beatrice Morin
Eli Grandmaison
Roy E. Kent

Total

$ 500.00

$ 39.59

74.38

27.95

1,771.68

296.87
62.01

193.95
88.73
93.68
91.41

102.62
80.14

127.75
82.65
36.00

443.27
7.60

$ 3,620.28

$ 5.50

75.00
50.00
94.50

$ 225.00

DAMAGES & LEGAL EXPENSES (Including Dog Damage)
Edith Holland $ 32.50

Gardner Clough, Dog Officer 75.00

Paul Gohon, Dog Officer 100.00

Russell AAcGuirk 819.50

Total $ 1,027.00

DISCOUNTS, ABATEMENTS & REFUNDS

Blanche Proulx $ 40.50
Refunds — Auto Permits

Rockingham Golf Club 7.34

Anna Gula 6.52

Joseph Cissell 4.59

Roland Coker .50

Total $ 59.45

TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN
Albert W. Caswell, Sr., Tax Collector $ 4,846.82

Total $ 4,846.82

RETIREMENT & SOCIAL SECURITY

Treas., State of N. H. (S.S.) $ 1,211.33

Employees' Retirement System 996.85

N. H. Police Retirement 313.07

Total $2,521.25

MISCELLANEOUS

Xmas Lights $ 450.00

N. H. State Treasurer, Reassessment 421.94

Bond & Debt Retirement Tax 23.74

Seacoost Regional Development 100.00

Brisson & Kent, Ambulance 5,000.00

John W. Durgin, Survey of Industrial Pork 2,000.00

Total $ 7,995.68

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INTEREST

First National Bank of Boston $ 7,703.50

Rockingham National Bank 2,684.00

Total $10,387.50

HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM

Hartford Accident & Indemnity $ 128.64

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 748.19

Total $ 876.83

STATE AUDIT
State Tax Commission $ 350.98

Total $ 350.98

WATER WORKS — EXPLORATION
Newmarket Water Works $5,000.00

Total $ 5,000.00

SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION

Adam AAaIek $ 32.00

Albert Gilbert 32.00

Warren Sawyer, Jr. 32.00

Wilfred Beaulieu 32.00

Bell & Flynn, Inc. 473.00

Total $ 601.00

TEMPORARY LOANS
Rockingham National Bank $162,316.00

Total $162,316.00

LAND, BUILDINGS & NEW EQUIPMENT

R. C. Hazelton Co. $ 823.00

Great Bay Motor Co. 4,677.00

Total $ 5,500.00

BONDS, NOTES, TERM NOTES & CAPITAL RESERVE

Trustee of Trust Funds

6,500.00

Total

6,500.00

PUBLIC WELFARE

Style's Drug Store

1.55

Rerit

12.00

Ryan's Market

5.00

Rockingham County Home

498.50

Total

517.05

STATE AND COUNTY

W. H. Lothrop, County Treasurer $16,786.30

State Treasurer 6,942.00

Total $23,728.30

SCHOOL DISTRICT

David Moore, Treasurer $205,624.31

Total $205,624.31

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS

We are happy, beyond simple expression, to report
that perserverance in our search for a new source of water
has borne sweet fruit. Drilling equipment was brought back
to the gravel pit, owned by Mr. Robert Bennett, off the Lee
Road with significant results; and 8 days of continuous
pumping indicates that a well established in this area will
produce one-half million gallons per day. All quality sam-
ples have been approved by the State Board of Health and
Newmarket appears to have passed another milestone in
its history.

Prospects of receiving a grant from the Economic Devel-
opment Administration, which could reduce our costs by
fifty percent, are bright; and the added revenue anticipated
as a result of the increased water rates will permit extension
of the mains without delay.

Land procurement and development will be our major
goal for 1966.

Plans have been made to paint the water storage tank,
located on Great Hill, during the coming spring.

Members of the Board of Water Commissioners ap-
peared before the Committee on House Bill #486, in Con-
cord, to protect the rights of the Town of Newmarket to
waters of the Lamprey River. The Town of Durham, through
this Bill, was attempting to legalize their claim to all the
waters of the Lamprey River and its tributaries.

Marshalling forces with the Selectmen, the Planning
Board and representatives of the MacoJIen Company, the
Commissioners stated the case for Newmarket; and the
united voices of speakers, municipal and industrial, was
instrumental in having the House Bill returned to the House
for revision.

We are grateful for the support provided by those al-
ready mentioned and to representatives of the Towns of
Lee, Epping and Raymond for their interest and sincerity of
expression.

We wish to extend our thanks to all Municipal units
and individuals for the support extended us in the past
year; it is vital to success.

Respectfully submitted

Board of Water Commissioners

NEWMARKET WATER WORKS BUDGET
FOR 1965

Receipts Actual

From Water Sales, Job Work, etc. $32,939.57

Expenditures

Superintendence $ 3,158.60

Source of Supply, labor 3,970.10

Pumping Station, labor 1,196.30

Purification System, labor 1,200.70

Miscellaneous Labor, filter and station 1,326.05

Pumping Station, supplies 292.64

Purification System, supplies 1,175.84

Power Purchased 3,268.74

Repairs to Water Structure 174.58

Repairs to Pumping Station and Equipment 537.74

Repairs to Purification System and Equipment 273.69

Automation 479.72

Meter Department, labor 492.04

Meter Department, supplies 608.75

Customer's Service, labor and materials 1,485.51

Other Distribution, labor and materials 1,156.90

Repairs to Mains 304.40

Repairs to Services 777.48

Repairs to Hydrants 744.67

Repairs to Meters 403.01

Repairs to Other Distribution 81.42

Salaries — General Officers 570.00

Salary — Office Clerk 2,200.00

General Office Expenses 1,012.67

Other General Expenses — Fuel 608.53

insurance 638.60

State Retirement and Social Security 726.31

Truck 89.52

Water Exploration 3,894.80

$32,849.31

WATER WORKS EXPENSES (*)
* This is a breakdown of Expenditures on preceeding page.

Richman Walker $2,531.72

Daniel McDonald 3,030.40

Warren Sawyer, Sr. 1,287.12

Eileen Szeligo 1,613.98

Shute & Engel (Attorneys at Law) 425.00

Nevy England Chemical Supply 1,066.75

Turcotte Hardware Corporation 181.31

Great Bay Motor Company 90.82

H. R. Haines Co., Inc. 496.80

Newmarket Press 153.40

Griffin Insurance Agency 216.40
Public Service Company (formerly N. H. Elec. Co.) 3,268.74

New England Telephone Company 483.27

Griffin Hardware Corporation 461.68

Edwin I. Kimball 989.37

Frank LaBranche, Postmaster 99.76

LaBranche's Drug, Inc. 1.30

Badger Meter Manufacturing Company 753.25

Agenor Bissonette 9.22

Internal Revenue 1,013.47

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service 392.44

Employees' Retirement System 556.00

Burroughs Corporation 48.75

H. R. Prescott & Sons, Inc. 597.15

BoChaine's, Inc. 154.33

E. & F. King & Company, Inc. 157.75

Rockwell Manufacturing Company 216.25

Taylor's Express 107.41

Public Works Supply Company 888.64

John F. Conway, Public Accountant 107.00

Pierce-Perry Company 676.62

Nicholas Zuk 38.15

A. Babineau 110.00

B. I. F. Corporation

199.45

Thomas J. Connelly (Insurance)

91.00

State Treasurer (Social Security)

726.93

The Foxboro Company

9.76

R. H. Filion

34.41

R. E. Chapman Company

8,111.80

State Tax Commission

136.06

Bob's Shoe Store

46.49

Petty Cash

48.47

Edward Quimby Company

21.00

Red Hed Manufacturing Company

226.53

N. H. Water Works Association

10.00

Greenlands

69.54

Stanley W. Clulow

13.95

Albert Gilbert

42.10

Edson C. Eastman Company

6.71

Vincent J. Bateman

42.75

W. A. Taylor & Company

1.93

Infiico

92.42

Schutte and Koerting Company

18.46

Robinson-Rudd Oil Company

121.31

John A. Stevens

13.46

N. H. Division of Welfare (OASI Fund)

1.26

Owen Russell

19.86

Darling Valve & Manufacturing Company

159.41

John Nesbitt

60.00

Raymond Brisson

15.00

Robert Bennett

55.00

John Carpenter

55.00

Chester Kruczek

45.00

Gerard Mongeon

55.00

Wilbur Sharpies, Jr.

75.00

$32,849.31

1965 TOWN CLERK ACCOUNT

Total Auto Permit Receipts

$20,113.61

Total Dog Licenses Receipts

351.00

Total Beano Licenses Receipts

100.00

Total Filing Fees Receipts

5.00

Total Peddler's Licenses Receipts

10.00

Total Bowling Alley License Receipts

100.00

Total Receipts

$20,679.61

Total Remitted to Town Treasurer

$20,679.61

Respectfully submitted,

YVONNE B. ROUSSEAU
Town Clerk

1965 PARKING METER ACCOUNT

Total Parking Meter Receipts $ 2,688.79

Total Fine Receipts 400.00

Total Receipts $ 3,088.79

Total Remitted to Town Treasurer $ 3,088.79

Respectfully submitted,

YVONNE B. ROUSSEAU
Town Clerk

LIBRARY REPORT

We are pleased to announce that the Newmarket Public
Library has become a charter member of the New Hampshire
State Library Development Program.

The purpose of this program is to enable independent
public libraries to work together voluntarily to provide
better library services and resources for the citizens of the
community.

Our membership makes it possible for us to purchase
books in the most economical manner. A proportion of our
local funds are deposited with the State Treasurer for this
purpose. We are also entitled to centralized cataloging, for
which there is no charge for this service. As an affiliated
miember, we are entitled to representation in the District Ad-
visory Council. Our readers may have their borrowers cards
validated when presented at any other state afHIiated lib-
rary.

It is with sincere appreciation that we acknowledge the
gift of one-hundred dollars from the American Home De-
partment of the Newmarket Woman's Club. This money will
be used toward the purchase of a third metal book stack.

We wish to express our thanks to the Daughters of the
American Revolution for their book gift.

Respectfully submitted,

CLIFFORD HALE
ELIZABETH GOWEN
VELMASZACIK

LIBRARIAN S REPORT FOR 1965

Book Circulation for 1965

10,573

Adult Fiction

5,287

Adult Non-fiction

1,908

Juvenile Fiction

2,227

Juvenile Non-Fiction

1,151

TOTAL

10,573

Fines for 1965

$76.96

1964 Balance

17.50

$94.46

Paid Small Supplies

85.72

$ 8.74

Respectfully submitted

MARY GORDON
Librarian

REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT

Cases Heard Before The
Newmarket Municipal Court For 1965

Motor Vehicle Violations:

Speeding with a motor vehicle 12

Operating after revocation of license 2

Operating v^ithout a license 5

Passing on solid yellow line with motor vehicle 6

Stop sign violations 3

Leaving the scene of an accident 2

Unnecessary noise with a motor vehicle 2

One way street violations 1

Driving while intoxicated 2

Operating unregistered motor vehicle 1

Driving to endanger 1

Road racing with a motor vehicle 2

Leaving a vehicle standing on the highway 1

Violations of the all night parking ordinance 6

Crimes and Offenses against order and decency:

Illegal possession of alcoholic beverage by minors 3

Derisive language towards another person 2

Resisting arrest 4

Disorderly conduct 2

Brawling and disturbing the peace 3

Disturbing the peace 4

Drunkenness 5

Procurring beer for minors 1

Simple assault 1

Petty larceny 4

Incest 1

DAILY LOG ENTRIES
MADE IN 1965

Complaints received:

Justified 171

Unnecessary 68

Total 239

Messages delivered 46

Assists to people and motorists 25

Accidents covered and investigated 92

Fires covered, traffic duty 31

Emergency runs to the hospital 13

Assists to other Departments, State Police and

Local Departments 43

Funerals, traffic duty 15

Dog complaints 50

Investigations, breaking and entering property 8

Missing persons reported missing (found by dept.) 10

Recovered property

(different items valued at $500.00) 15

Requested police escorts (bank emergencies) 58

Business buildings doors and windows checked, total
of 144, checked twice at night. 251 found unlocked, 75 se-
cured, 31 times the owners notified to secure them.

There was an increase of buildings found ensecured in
1965 over 1964. This shows that some of you businessmen
have not cooperated with the police department after we
have checked your property constantly and have allerted
you to this fact. How about more cooperation in 1966?

The motor vehicle violations dropped slightly in 1965
over 1964. The crimes and offenses dropped considerably
in 1965 over 1964 (22 per cent).

Respectfully submitted,
CHIEF WILLIAM BALL

Newmarket Police Department
59

f;re department report

1965 Fire Report

Buildina

Chimney 1

Brush and Grass

Dump

Out of Town

Oil Burners

2
6
3

Car

Miscellaneous

False

Resuscitator

Assist in Lost Person

1965 was another good year as to the number of fire
calls. This must be from the good home fire prevention pro-
grams. Let's hope this continues as cooperations like this
helps to lower the cost of fire protection.

This year was another dry one and we had only 19
calls for brush and grass fires; the largest one being at the
dump that burnt about one and a half acres of swamp
land. A.Aost fires are spotted immediately and damage is kept
to a minimum. "Let's remember" a burning permit is always
necessary and to obtain one call 659-3286 or 659-3216. This
saves us a lot of time as all smoke is reported to us from the
state fire towers.

This year we had two men attend the fire training school
at Fitzwilliam, N.H. and one man that attended the school
at Lily Pond at Lakeport, N.H. This year we paid travelling
expense and entry fees; Previous years the men have paid
this themselves. By doing this we hope to get more men to
attend. They learn different phases of fire fighting as some-
thing new is always being added. We hold our training

meetings the first Wednesday of every month and the ideas
the men get from these schools are practiced.

This year we bought 600 ft. of 1 V2 inch hose, protective
clothing, hose table and two hydrant gates. We have chang-
ed our techniques of hooking up to a hydrant and these
were needed.

Let's not forget, if anyone has any ideas that will bene-
fit the fire department; contact any one of the board of en-
gineers as we want to maintain a good efficient department.

Respectfully submitted,

ROBERT S. KELLER
Chief

HERBERT J. PHILBRICK
Assistant Chief

RICHARD J. BUTLER
Deputy Chief

REPORT OF CIVIL DEFENSE

Your Civil Defense Director is happy to report that a
shelter has been approved in the Macallen Company by the
Army Corp of Engineers and the Civil Defense Director, Con-
cord, New Hampshire. Previously spaces for 211 persons
were available and emergency rations stocked. In 1965 a
new survey was made by the Army Corps of Engineers and
they increased the capacity of the shelter to 717 spaces.
The Civil Defense Director of Concord has notified our local
director that emergency rations for 717 persons will be stock-
ed as soon as they are available.

The town hall will be used as the headquarters of Civil
Defense. Applications are being made thru the Army Corp
of Engineers for a hardened base (fall-out shelter). When
these facilities are approved, the town will be eligible to
receive matching funds (50-50) for all communications equip-
ment; which will include the Fire Department, Police Depart-
ment, and Highway Department.

Our aims for the coming year are to get this hardened
base approved.

Respectfully submitted,

GEORGE HAUSCHEL

Civil Defense Director

VITAL STATISTICS

BIRTHS

Registered in the Town of Newmarket, N. H.
For the year ending December 31, 1965

Date of
Birth

Name of Child

January

5 Mehssa Jo Bronzino
17 Jonathan Blake Gowen
24 Thomas PhiHp Deem

February

1 Diane Theresa Emond

March

10 Doris Lucille Home

April

May

June

July

Kathleen Ann Williams
Randy Allen Critchette
Dennis Michael Bemier
Denise Michelle Bemier
Cindv Lou Bonner

Theresa Ann Consentine
Darren Wade Sharp
Baby Grant (Boy)
Maureen Lise Carroll

George Clyde Brown, Jr.
Jennifer Ann Mitchell
David Gerard Moore
James Edmund Cobb

1 Harlan Wayne Sewall, Jr.
1 Nancy Susan Wawrskiewicz
4 Todd Raymond LaBranche

Place of Birth

Exeter, N. H.
Exeter, N. H.
Exeter, N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Dover, N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Dover, N. H.

Kittery, Maine

Exeter, N. H.

Dover, N. H.
Exeter, N. H.
Exeter, N. H.

Date of
Birth

Name of Child

7 Donald Robert Sevvall

16 Edward Chester Pease .

16 Victor Roger Morin, Jr.

17 Jennifer Mae Gibb

August

9
17
2G
30
30

Patricia Wajda
Amy Lyn Roussel
Kellie Ann Matthews
Suzette Anna King
April Ann Hurteau
Douglas Roy Carlson

September

9 Jill Annette Beaulieu

17 Andrea Roulo

18 Michael Roger Desjardins
28 Patricia Ann LaPorte

October

10 Debbie Carol Burke

12 Kevin Mark Sewall

20 Dana Allen Dodds

23 Jason Mark Mikell

26 Rhonda C. Edgerly

27 Lori Lee Buckman

27 Ronald Martin Carrier
31 Kevin Robert Clark

November

15 Maureen Ellen Fogarty

19 George Winthrop Hilton, III

December

14 Nicole Louise Chantre
17 Shaun Eric Sharpies
30 Robert Charles Doyle

Place of Birth

Exeter, N. H.

Exeter. N. H.
Kittery. Maine

Exeter. N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Portsmouth. N. H.

E.xeter. N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

E.xeter. N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

E.xeter, N. H.

Exeter. N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Dover, N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Newmarket, N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

MARRIAGES

Registered in the Town of Newmarket, N. H.
For the year ending December 31, 1965

Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage

January

7 Newmarket, N. H.

30 Newmarket, N. H.

February

13 Newmarket, N. H.

20 Newmarket. N. H.

27 Newmarket, N. H.

March

13 Exeter, N. H.

27 Newmarket, N. H.

x\pril

3 Newmarket, N. H.

3 Durham, N. H.

23 Newmarket, N. H.

28 Newmarket, N. H.

May

1 Newmarket, N. H.

Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride

Robert Elsworth Fewles.s, Jr.
Constance Cecelia Pease

Donald Raymond Kreuter
Ellen Blossom Abarca

Walter Brendan Mitchell
Lucy Mary LaBrecqiie

Raymond Buck Barringer
Judy Mae Reardon

Philip Grant Roulo, Jr.
Nancy Laura McKenna

Chester John Pease
Annette Lee LaBranche

Roger Joseph Smith
Jeanne Doris Dery

Richard John Homiak
Madeline Eva Pelletier

David Allen Dodds
Linda Lee Szabo

Wayne Bruce Mazola
Janet Marie Bellerose

Michael J. Bartley
Ellen S. Rubin

Ivan Truman Fogarty
Geraldine Hankins Willett

Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage

1 Newmarket, N. H.

22 Barrington. N. H.

June

11 Newmarket, N. H.

12 Newmarket. N. H.

26 Durham, N. H.

26 Epping, N. H.

July

3 Newmarket, N. H.

3 Lakeport, N. H.

4 Stratham, N. H.

10 Newmarket, N. H.

17 Rye, N. H.

August

9 Newmarket. N. H.

14 Newmarket, N. H.

Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride

Donald Edward Morrisette
Alice Theresa Mongeon

Ernest William Clark. Jr.
Susan Rita Hatch

Robert L. Norton. Jr.
Mary Ann Cram

Roger S. Drown
Lillian E. Howcroft

George David Kustra
Clara Ann Dennett

Lawrence Albert Poliquin
Betty Ann Marcotte

David E. Langlois
Hope E. Denyou

Bruce Louis Charest
Nancy Lee Kleczek

Richard Robert Keller
Mary Jane Lovett

Thomas Hemen Sandford
Virginia Carr

Thomas Harry Howcroft
Margaret Rose Magoon

Thomas James Obrey
Kathleen Rose Houle

Donald H. Howcroft
Judith A. Rollins

Arthur Edward Banks
Karen Barbara Nesbitt

William Eugene Sweet
Laurette Merina Girouard

Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage

16 Newmarket. N. H.

28 Newmarket. N. H.

28 Newmarket, N. H.

28 Newmarket. N. H.

29 Newmarket. N. H.

September

4 Newmarket, N. H.

18 Newmarket. N. H.

25 Newmarket, N. H.

30 Portsmouth, N. H.

October

9 Newmarket. N. H.

15 Newmarket, N. H.

15 Stratham. N. H.

16 Newmarket. N. H.

17 Lee. N. H.

23 Newmarket, N. H.

23 Manchester, N. H.

Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride

Doughis Ross Reed
Gail Ann Cunningham

John Warren Tatro
Ann Louise McGonagle

Robert Adehird Blouin
Susan Eleanor Russell

Robert Allen Iletrick
Roseanne Ducharme

Florian Raymond Boulay
Patricia Ann Farrell

Bernard Harry Meehan
Catherine Joan Emond

Ruben Silva
Lyn Louise Carpenter

Donald Ludger Pelletier
Barbara Nancy Gazda

Beverly Theodore Ward
Sharon Frances April

Bernard Gerard Gagne
Joyce Lillian Norton

James David Easton
Linda Ann Bezdares

Emery Ai-nold Miller, Jr.
Dorothy Ellen Melendy

Ellwood William Edgerly
Maurine Norma St. Pierre

Charles John Randall
Lettice Allen Davis

John Bruce Tarasuik
Judith Ann Mazola

Theodore Ernest Gladu, Jr.
Paulette Maryjane Roberge

Date of Place of
Marriage Marriage

November

6 Stratham. N. H.

20 Newmarket, N. H.

26 Newmarket. N. H.

20 Exeter, N. H.

December

4 Newmarket, N. H.

11 Exeter. N. H.

24 Stratham. N. H.

27 Portsmouth, N. H.
29 Newmarket, N. H.

Name and Surname of
Groom and Bride

Douglas MacArthur Call
Patricia Ann Dziedzic

John Wilbur Ham, Jr.
Judith Mae Edgerly

Charles Wayne Freeman
Christine Marie Simmons

Robert James Audette
Claire Edna Croteau

Michael Edward Hill
Catherine Elizabeth Bernier

Paul Guy Cotton
Jayne Vesta LeGacy

Robert Dexter Mariotti, Jr.
Jane Rae Hazeltine

Richard James Bailev
Susan Candace Philbrick

Walter John Kloss
Carole Maxine Brewster

DEATHS

Registered in the Town of Newmarket. N.
For the \ear endinji December 31. 1965

Date of Place of

Death Death

January

1 Newmarket, N.

10 Newmarket. N.

21 Newmarket. N.

28 Brentwood, N.

February

6 Exeter. N. H.

8 Brentwood, N.

11 E.xeter. N. H.

14 Newmarket, N.

22 Exeter. N. H.

March

8 Exeter, N. H.

Newmarket, N.

Brentwood, N.

Exeter. N. H.

April

Newmarket, N.

Dover, N. H.

Newmarket, N.

Concord. N. H

Brentwood, N.

Manchester, N.

May

Exeter, N. H.

Greenland, N.

Epping, N. H.

Exeter, N. H.

Exeter. N. H.

Name and Surname
of Deceased

Edward James Reardon

Simeon Langlois

John Michael Ross

Delina Moreau

Mae Eugenie Burpee

Byron H. Jones

Fetal) Baby Girl Laroche

Neljo Jakubowski

Everett Raymond Ryan

William Ernest Cotee

William Henry Morrill

Marie Lydia LaBranche

Henry Dick

Harry Foss Caswell

Roger Armand Desjardins

Mary Guillemette

Albert Austin

Julia Winiarski

Onesime Lemieux

Maurice F. Fitzgerald

Joseph Albert Laliberty

Myrtle May Truvalley

Victor Roger Morin

Doris Olive Butler

Baby Boy Grant

John J. Soboczenski

Date of Place of

Death Death

June

Newmarket, N.

Exeter, N. H.

July

Dover. N. H.

Newmarket, N.

Brentwood, N.

Exeter, N. H.

Newmarket, N.

Exeter, N. H.

August

Exeter, N. H.

Portsmouth, N.

September

Newmarket. N.

October

Exeter, N. H.

Manchester, N.

Portsmouth. N.

Exeter, N. H.

GofFstown, N. :

November

2 Portsmouth, N. H.
6 Newfields, N. H.
6 Newfields, N. H.
8 Newmarket. N. H.

December

13 Exeter, N. H.
19 Exeter, N. H.
27 Arlington, Mass.

Name and Surname
of Deceased

Martha Shina

Narcisse Nelson Langlois

Eva Mary Rondeau

Joseph Wojnar. Jr.

Harlan Wayne Sewall. Jr.

Edith Frances Smith

John Andrew Gordon

Jacqueline Rose Pelletier

Lucy Bemice Meyette

John Robert Garmichael. Jr.

Donalda D. Plante
Howard N. French

Nigal D. Chapman

Frank Edward Willey

Adolph Joseph Beaudoin

Laurence Raymond Page

Anne May Carpenter

Albert Kirkwood Jenkins

Nettie Page

Elwood William Edgerly

Edward Arthur Quintal

Marie Antoinette LaPorte

William Peck

Alphonse Paul Welch

Etta Smith

INTERNMENTS

Names of persons brought from other Cities and Towns
for Internment in Newmarket, N. H.
For Year Ending December 31, 1965

Date of
Death

Place of
Death

February

21 North Conway, N. H.

March

14 Hawthorne, N. H.

May

5 Pawtucket, R. I.

July

22 Boston, Mass.

September

9 Dover. N. H.

October

15 Pawtucket, R. I.

November

1 New Bedford, Mass.

Name and Surname
of Deceased

Herman Alex Neimi

RoseAnna Lamie

Aurore Belanger

Walter Erwin Preston

Ethel O. Burrows

Josephine Bilodeau

Frances A. Landry

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