NHamp 352.07 G67 1978
1978 ANNUAL REPORT GOSHEN
UJew Hampshire
JOHN WILLIAMS GGNNISON 1812- 1853 CAPTAIN JOHN WILLIAMS GUNNISON
Captain John Williams Gunnison was Goshen's most famous native son. He was born November 11, 1812 in the old red farmhouse on Goshen Center Road now owned by Doris and John Newman. His boyhood and youth were spent in Goshen. He taught school briefly and then entered West Point from which he graduated in 1837 with a standing of second in a class of fifty and embarked on a military career. After serving in the campaign to subdue the Seminole Indians in Florida and participating in the removal of the Cherokee Nation from Georgia to the Territory of Oklahoma, he transferred to the Corps of Topographical Engineers. Within a relatively few years he had a national reputation in the field of survey and exploration.
While on an exploring expedition he spent the winter of 1849-50 in Salt Lake City where he took the opportunity of studying the tenets of the Mormons. As a result of that experience he wrote a book, The Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, in the Valley of the Great Salt Lake; a History of Their Rise and Progress, Peculiar Doctrines, Present Condition, and Prospects. It was published in 1852 and had a widespread sale in the United States and was reprinted in Europe.
The climax of his career came when the Secretary of War, Jefferson Davis (later president of the Confederacy), chose him to survey a route through the Rockies for the building of the transcontinental railroad. He was well along on that project when, on October 26, 1853, he was killed in an ambush by hostile Indians.
Many historians rank Captain Gunnison with those in that heroic band of Western explorers so well known to fame, Zebulon Pike, Stephen H. Long and John C. Freemont. He made a permanent, far-reaching impact on the map of the West. Eight places in Colorado bear his name including the Gunnison River whose waters go through the Gunnison Tunnel to irrigate the Uncompahgre Valley, Gunnison County, the town of Gunnison, Gunnison National Forest, Gunnison's Pass, Gunnison Creek, and Mount Gunnison.
Seven places in Utah perpetuate his memory. They are historic Fort Gunnison, a town named Gunnison, Gunnison Bend on the Sevier River where he died, Gunnison Valley, Gunnison Crossing on the Green River, Gunnison Reservoir, and Gunnison Island in the Great Salt Lake.
In addition to these there are several monuments which have been erected in his honor. One is in Gunnison, Colorado, another in Delta, Colorado, a third marks the site of the massacre which cost him his life, and a fourth marks his lonely grave in Fillmore, Utah.
Ronald G. Whitney President, Goshen Historical Society ANNUAL REPORTS
of the
Selectmen & Other Town Officers
of the Town of GOSHEN New Hampshire
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For the Year Ending DECEMBER 31, 1978
Hurd's Offset Printing Springfield, Vermont TABLE OF CONTENTS
Auditor's Report 30 Ambulance Service Report 18 Cemetery Commission Report 43 Comparative Statement of Appropriations & Expenditures 14 Detailed Statement of Payments 28 Financial Report 16 Fire Department Report 39 Historical Society 42 Inventory Evaluation 11 Planning Board 44 Police 18 Revenue Sharing 25 Schedule of Town Property 45 School Audit 67 School Budget 74 School District Financial Report 68 School Executive Organization 66 School Head Teacher's Report 76 School Superintendent 80 School Tuition List 72 School Warrant 84 Selectmen's Statement 5 Statement of Appropriations 12 Statement of Bonded Debt 17 Summary of Receipts and Payments 27 Summary of Taxable Property 45 Tax Collector's Report 20 Town Budget 9 Town Clerk's Report 19 Town Officers 3 Town Warrant 6 Town Treasurer 24 Trust Fund Report 35 Trustees of Library 36 Vital Statistics 86 LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1978 SELECTMEN William H. Stevens, Chairman Ellis J. Carrick Philip S. Mygatt TAX COLLECTOR Phyllis M. Baker TOWN CLERK Phyllis M. Baker TREASURER Suzanne D. Durham ROAD AGENT David Bevilacqua
CHIEF OF POLICE Andre Gentes
SEXTON OF CEMETERIES David Bevilacqua AUDITOR Arthur G. Jillette, Jr. TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS Edwin I. Baker, Chairman Beverly A. Hamilton Thomas J. Durham
BUILDING INSPECTOR Edward L. Young David Singley
FIRE CHIEF
Edwin I. Baker
LIBRARY TRUSTEES Thomas J. Durham, Chm. Thelma D. Carrick Dorothea C. Richardson
Elizabeth T. Nelson, Clerk Viola I. Wright Muriel Currier BUDGET COMMITTEE Suzanne D. Durham, Chairman John P. Hopkins Arthur W. Nelson Stanley H. Williamson Beatrice M. Jillette Maureen Genzlinger Frederic M. Smith Rita Purmort Brian J. Wright
OVERSEER OF PUBLIC WELFARE Elizabeth T. Nelson CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR Ronald A. Kempton
HEALTH OFFICER John P. Hopkins TOWN MODERATOR Stanley H. Williamson
SUPERVISORS OF CHECKLIST Gerald H. Dickerman Thomas J. Durham Dorothy Bennett TOWN PLANNING BOARD Stanley H. Williamson, Chairman Daniel W. Hunter Beatrice M. Jillette, Secretary Theodore Niboli Philip S. Mygatt, Selectman Maureen L. Genzlinger, Alt. Brian J. Wright, Alt. ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT John H. Scranton, Chairman Carson M. Field David J. Pavlik, Secretary George A. Dorr, Jr. Arthur G. Jillette, Jr. Suzanne D. Durham, Alt. CONSERVATION COMMISSION Paul H. Nelson Harry C. Wasasier David Singley, Chairman
FOREST FIRE WARDEN Arthur W. Nelson
LIBRARIAN Margaret Kingston HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMITTEE Arthur G. Jillette, Jr., Chairman Roger L. Reed Robert Barry Genzlinger Thomas J. Durham TIMBER AGENT William H. Stevens CEMETERY COMMISSION Arthur W. Nelson Doris C. Newman Elizabeth T. Nelson SELECTMEN'S STATEMENT
1978 was a year of challenges to our town's right to govern itself and determine what kind of community it wants to be. There were challenges to our zoning ordinances, our right to dispose of solid waste as we see fit, and
many others. 1 979 will see more of the same as Federal and State government, as well as other outside influences, try to exert their will upon our town. It will only be with the support of the townspeople that we will be able to assert our right of self-determination as a town and we ask you for that support.
1978 was also a year of unhappiness about high property taxes with too few services. However, we feel that the opposite is true, that the quality of most
services in the town is far superior to surrounding communities, including those with budgets many times greater than ours.
Our Fire Department is certainly unequalled in the area especially with the addition of our new fire truck, which is considered one of the best examples of contemporary fire equipment in rural New England. Our Police Department has undergone modernization in the past few years and now includes some equipment that is superior to the State Highway Patrol equipment. Our Highway Department, likewise, has undergone modernization with the purchase of the new highway truck and construction of the new town garage.
The town is also fortunate to have good zoning ordinances and a Planning Board which is willing to exert all effort to see them enforced, sometimes in the face of stiff opposition.
The Selectmen do not, of course, take credit for making these things happen but rather recognize the fact that it is the result of a combined effort of citizens who are willing to become involved in town activities, often with no compensation other than knowing that they are helping make Goshen a community they can be proud of.
We pledge that we will try to make 1979 a year in which all citizens will be urged to participate in town activities and help make Goshen an example for other communities to follow.
William H. Stevens Ellis J. Carrick Philip S. Mygatt WARRANT TOWN OF GOSHEN STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
The polls will be open from 1:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, March 13, 1979 and for 15 minutes after Town Meeting has adjourned. The business portion of Town Meeting will begin at 7:30 P.M. at the Town Hall in Goshen, N.H.
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To see if the Town will adopt the proposals of the Goshen Planning Board included on the Official Ballot.
3. To receive the reports of the Town Officers and take action thereon.
4. To see if the Town will vote to pay up to $400.00 towards BC / BS for the Road Agent under the NHMA Group Plan.
5. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $7,700.00 for Town Officers' salaries to include the following changes and additions:
a. Town Clerk - $400.00 per year increase to a total of $800.00 per year plus fees.
b. Tax Collector - $400.00 per year increase to a total of $1,800.00 per year.
c. Treasurer - $400. 00 per year increase to a total of $800. 00 per year.
d. Chairman of the Board of Selectmen - $ 1 00. 00 per year increase to a total of $1,100.00 per year.
e. Other 2 members of the Board of Selectmen - $100.00 per year increase to a total of $600.00 per year each.
f. Timber Agent - $250.00 per year.
6. To see if the Town will vote to change the Police Chiefs hourly wage to $5.00 per hour.
7. To see if the Town will vote to change the Town Treasurer's term of office from one year to three years effective at next year's Town Meeting.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,500.00 for the completion of the new Highway Garage and authorize the withdrawal of $4,200.00 for this purpose from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972. 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500.00 for the Highway Department Capital Reserve Fund and authorize the withdrawal of this sum for this purpose from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972.
10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the Police Department Capital Reserve Fund and authorize the withdrawal of this sum for this purpose from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972.
11. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the Town Loader.
12. To see if the Town wishes to exclude from its Social Security Plan, services performed by Election Officials or Election Workers for each
calendar year in which the remuneration paid for such services is less than $100.00.
1 3. To see if the Town will vote to provide workers' compensation coverage for eligible employees by participating in the New Hampshire Muni- cipal Association Self-Funded Workers' Compensation Program commencing March 13, 1979, and to authorize the selectmen to take such action in furtherance of this vote as may be necessary.
14. To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the Tax Map Reserve Fund.
15. To raise and appropriate the following sums of money: Town Officers' Expenses $4,100.00; Election and Registration Expenses $300.00; Social Security Payments $1,600.00; Police Department $3,200.00; Fire Department $2,550.00; Insurance $4,800.00; Civil Defense $100.00; Vital Statistics $15.00; Town Dump $3,000.00; Street Lighting $100. 00; Town Road Aid $360.00; Libraries $2,000.00; Town Poor $300.00; Aid to Permanently and Totally Disabled $1,200.00; Patriotic Purposes $25.00; Cemeteries $500.00; Payment of Principal on Fire Truck Bond $3,800.00; Payment of Interest on Fire Truck Bond $1,710.00; Interest on Temporary Loans $250.00.
16. To raise and appropriate the sum of $3,500.00 for Maintenance and Repairs of the Town Hall and other Town Buildings.
17. To raise and appropriate the sum of $7,500.00 to complete the repairs to the foundation of Town Hall and renovate Town Hall in compliance with the State Fire Marshal's standards.
18. To raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00 for the expense of the Planning and Zoning Boards.
19. To raise and appropriate the sum of $4,800.00 for Damages and Legal Expenses. 20. To raise and appropriate the sum of $750.00 for Unemployment Com- pensation Contributions.
21. To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,986.79 for the Health Depart- ment (Newport Ambulance Service $1,054.00; Newport Area Home Health Agency $932.79).
22. To raise and appropriate the sum of $250.00 for the Sullivan Nutrition Program ("Meals-on-Wheels").
23. To raise and appropriate the sum of $12,400.00 for Summer Mainten- ance of Roads.
24. To raise and appropriate the sum of $10,000.00 for Winter Mainten- ance of Roads.
25. To raise and appropriate the sum of $6,500.00 for the General Expenses of the Highway Department.
26. To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the purpose of pur- chasing new tools for the Highway Department.
27. To raise and appropriate the sum of $114.00 for Advertising and Regional Associations.
28. To raise and appropriate the sum of $2,945.98 for the construction or reconstruction of Town Roads and to accept from the State approxi- mately $2,945.98 of Additional Highway Subsidy Funds for this pur- pose, in accordance with RSA 241.15.
29. To raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 to construct a Solid Waste Transfer Station.
30. To raise and appropriate the sum of $5, 100.00 for solid waste disposal
by a private contractor from July 1, 1979 to December 31, 1979.
31. To see if the Town will vote to consider supporting the completion of a County Area Solid Waste Study and should said Study prove environ- mentally and economically feasible would consider supporting a County/Area Solid Waste Facility.
32. To see if the Town will vote to consider using the Town of Lempster's Solid Waste Transfer Station and enter into a joint contract with a pri- vate contractor for solid waste disposal; providing that the Town of Lempster votes to construct said Solid Waste Transfer Station and to accept into a joint contract with the Town of Goshen.
33. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow money, in the form of Tax Anticipation Notes, in anticipation of taxes in an amount not to exceed $80,000.00.
34. To take up any other business that may legally come before this meeting.
Philip S. Mygatt William H. Stevens Ellis J. Carrick Selectmen BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF GOSHEN, N.H.
Approp. Actual Approp. APPROPRIATION Previous Expend. Ensuing Fisc. Fiscal Yr. Previous Year 1979 Fiscal Yr. (1979-80) General Government: Town officers' salaries $ 6,300.00 $ 5,947.29 $ 7,700.00 Town officers' expenses 3,600.00 3,767.75 4,100.00 Election & Registration exp. 900.00 763.09 300.00 Exp. town hall & other bldgs. 6,400.00 4,533.34 3,500.00 Protection ofPersons& Property: Police Department 2,100.00 2,050.13 3,200.00 Fire department, inc. forest fires 2,350.00 2,331.50 2,550.00 Planning & Zoning 600.00 208.00 600.00 Insurance 3,000.00 3,351.90 4,800.00 Civil Defense 100.00 .00 100.00 Health Department: Health Dept. - Hosp., Ambulance 1,977.50 1,765.61 1,986.79 Vital Statistics 15.00 10.05 15.00 Town Dump & Garbage Removal 2,800.00 2,626.99 3,000.00 Construct Transfer station 3,000.00 Contract for Garbage removal 5,100.00 Sullivan County Nutrition 250.00 Highways & Bridges: Town road aid 325.00 314.38 360.00 Town Maintenance - Winter 8,500.00 8,153.23 10,000.00 Street Lighting 75.00 83.27 100.00 Gen. exp. of highway depart. 8,000.00 6,156.26 6,500.00 Town Maintenance - Summer 12,400.00 11,559.34 12,400.00 Purchase of Tools 1,000.00 Libraries: Library 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 Public Welfare: Town poor 300.00 .00 300.00 Aid to perm. & totally disabled 1,200.00 849.44 1,200.00 Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day - Old home day 25.00 25.00 25.00 Public Services Enterprises: Cemeteries 500.00 500.00 500.00 Unclassified: Damages & Legal Exp. 4,500.00 740.83 9,000.00
Adv. & Reg. Assoc. 114.00 1 14.00 114.00 Employees' retire. & Soc. Sec. 1,740.00 1,255.62 1,600.00 Unemployment Compensation 750.00 Debt Service: Princ, long term notes & bonds 3,800.00 3,800.00 3,800.00 Int., long term notes & bonds 1,900.00 1,900.00 1,710.00 Interest on temp, loans 250.00 201.37 250.00 Capital Outlay: Highway Garage 3,800.00 8,125.56 4,500.00 New Highway Truck 30,000.00 29,371.99 Police Radar 600.00 1,125.00 Add. Highway Subsidy Project 2,620.18 2,541.61 3,088.60 Town Hall Renovations 7,500.00 Payment to Capital Reserve Fund Police Department 250.00 250.00 1,000.00 Tax Map Reserve 1,000.00 Highway Depart. Reserve 2,500.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $113,041.68 $106,422.55 $111,399.39
From Local Taxes: Resident Taxes 3,000.00 3,270.00 3,300.00
Yield Taxes 1 ,000.00 2,594.15 1,000.00 Int. on Delinq. Taxes 931.06 900.00 Resident Tax Penalties 40.00 50.00 From State Meals & Rooms Tax 3,500.00 3,662.86 3,500.00 Interest & Dividends Tax 3,000.00 3,958.88 4,000.00 Savings Bank Tax 1,000.00 1,003.55 1,000.00 Highway Subsidy 4,572.30 4,572.30 4,561.48 Reimb. a/c St.-Fed. Forest land 250.00 279.35 250.00 Reimb. a/c Fighting forest fires 33.06 Reimb. a/c Road toll refund 50.00 50.00 Business Profits Tax 537.00 1,703.84 537.00 Additional Highway Subsidy 2,620.18 2,541.61 3,088.60 Reimb. a/c Law Enforce. Assist. 562.50 From local sources, except taxes Motor Vehicle Permits Fees 10,000.00 12,102.00 12,000.00 Dog Licenses 450.00 747.40 625.00 Bus. Lie, Permits & Filing fees 700.00 498.00 500.00
Int. Rec'd on Deposits 1,000.00 1,758.52 1 ,700.00 Income from Departments 100.00 125.00 100.00 Surplus 38,302.94 38,302.94 65,337.95 Sale of Town Property 50.00 82.50 50.00 Land Use Charge Tax 500.00 Receipts Other than Curr. Rev.: Withdrawal from capital reserve 15,375.69 16,000.00 Revenue Sharing fund 6,963.00 6,963.00 7,784.00 TOTAL REV. & CREDITS $92,471.11 $101,170.02 $111,396.53
10 SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION DESCRIPTION VALUE
LAND - Improved and Unimproved $1,871,863 BUILDINGS 2,768,078 PUBLIC UTILITIES Electric 88,850 House Trailers, Mobile Homes & Travel Trailers 103, assessed as personal property 174,820 Boats & Launches - 5 3,050 TOTAL VALUATION $4,906,661
Elderly Exemptions - 12 $110,000
TOTAL EXEMPTIONS 1 1 0,000 NET VALUATION $4,796,661
Number of Inventories distributed in 1978 Date 1978 inventories were mailed Number of inventories returned in 1978 Penalties assessed for non-filing of inventories Number of individuals applying for elderly exemption 1978 12 Number of individuals granted an elderly exemption in 1978 12
Number of Property Owners who were granted Current Use Exemption in 1978 and total number of acres exempted:
CLASSIFICATION OWNERS ACRE; Farm land - including forage, horticulture, inactive farm, and pasture 19 597 Wetland 6 40 Flood Plain None None Forest Land 27 4067 Productive Wildland 16 751.6 20% Recreational Adjustment 7 2195 (included in above figures)
11 STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS
Town Officers' Salaries $ 6,300.00 Town Officers' Expenses 3,600.00 Election and Registration Expenses 900.00 Town Hall and Other Buildings Expenses 6,400.00
Police Department 2, 1 00. 00 Fire Department, including Forest Fires 2,100.00 Planning and Zoning 600.00 Insurance 3,000.00 Civil Defense 100.00 Health Department, Ambulance 1,977.50 Vital Statistics 15.00 Town Dump and Garbage Removal 2,800.00 Town Road Aid 325.00 Town Maintenance 20,900.00 Street Lighting 75.00 General Expenses of Highway Department 8,000.00 Library 2,000.00 Town Poor 300.00 Aid to permanently and totally disabled 1,200.00 Memorial Day - Old Home Day 25.00 Cemeteries 500.00 Damages and Legal Expenses 4,500.00 Advertising and Regional Associations 114.00 Employees' Retirement and Social Security 1,740.00 Principal - Long term notes & bonds - New Fire Truck Bonds 3,800.00 Interest - Long term notes & bonds - New Fire Truck Bonds 1,900.00 Highway Truck 30,000.00 Radar Unit for Police Department 600.00 Highway Building 3,800.00 Payment to Capital Reserve Funds - Police Department 250.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $110,421.50
Total Town Appropriations 1 10,421.50 Total Revenues and Credits 59,720.00 Net Town Appropriations 50,701.50 Net School Appropriations 124,838.99 County Tax Assessments 16,202.00 Total of Town, School and County 191,742.49 DEDUCT Total Business Profits Tax Reimbursement 1,277.88 ADD War Service Credits 4,450.00 ADD Overlay 2,838.56 Property Taxes to be Raised $172,744.86 FROM LOCAL TAXES
Resident Taxes 3,390.00 Yield Taxes 1,763.00 Interest on Delinquent Taxes 930.00 Resident Tax Penalties 32.00 Meals and Rooms Tax 3,662.00
12 Interest and Dividends Tax 3,959.00 Savings Bank Tax 1,003.00 Highway Subsidy 4,572.00 Reimb. a/c State-Federal Forest Land 279.00 Reimb. a/c Fighting Forest Fires 33.00 Additional Highway Subsidy 2,542.00 Dog Licenses and Penalties 566.00 Business Licenses, Permits and Filing Fees 465.00 Interest Received on Deposits 1,650.00 Income from Departments 125.00 Motor Vehicle Permits Fees 11,500.00 Sale of Town Property 20.00 Withdrawals from Capital Reserve Funds 16,000.00 Revenue Sharing Funds 6,963.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS $59,720.00
WAR SERVICE TAX CREDITS
Totally and permanently disabled veterans, their spouses or widows, and the widows of veterans who died or were killed on active duty - 2 1,400.00
All other qualified persons TOTAL NUMBER AND AMOUNT
Resident Taxes - 327 3,270.00
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ADMINISTRATION
UNIT OF GOVERNMENT RATE Municipal 1.27 County .33 School 2.58
Combined Rate (Non-Precints & Single School Districts - Towns or Cities) 4.18
TAX DOLLARS OF 1978
Municipal .30 of each dollar County .08 of each dollar School .62 of each dollar
13 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
Title of Appropriation Appropri- Expen- Balance Overdraft ations ditures GENERAL GOV'T.: Town Officers' Salaries $ 6,300.00 $ 5,947.29 $ 352.71 Town Officers' Expenses 3,600.00 3,767.75 $ 167.75 Election and Registration 900.00 763.09 136.91 Expenses Town Hall & other Buildings 6,400.00 4,533.34 2,166.66 Unexpended Special Appro, from 1977 300.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police Dept. 2,100.00 2,050.13 49.87 Fire Dept. 2,350.00 2,331.50 18.50 Planning and Zoning 600.00 208.00 392.00 Insurance 3,000.00 3,351.90 351.90 Civil Defense 100.00 .00 100.00 HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Health Dept., Hosp. Ambulance 1,977.50 1,765.61 211.89 Vital Statistics 15.00 10.05 4.95 Town Dump & Garbage Removal 2,800.00 2,626.99 173.01 HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES
Town Road Aid 325.00 314.38 10.62 Town Maintenance: Summer Maintenance 12,400.00 11,559.34 840.66 Winter Maintenance 8,500.00 8,153.23 346.77 Street Lighting 75.00 83.27 8.27 Gen. Exp. of Hgwy. Dept. 8,000.00 6,156.26 1,843.74 Additional Hgwy. Subsidy 2,541.61 2,541.61
LIBRARIES
Library 2,000.00 2,000.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
Town Poor 300.00 .00 300.00 Aid to Disabled 1,200.00 849.44 350.56
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES
Memorial Day - Old Home Day 25.00 25.00
14 PUBLIC SERVICES ENTERPRISES
Cemeteries 500.00 500.00
UNCLASSIFIED
Damages & Legal Exp. 4,500.00 740.83 3,759.17 Advertising and Reg. Assoc. 114.00 114.00 Social Security 1,740.00 1,255.62 484.38
DEBT SERVICE
Principal-long term bond 3,800.00 3,800.00 Int.-long term bond 1,900.00 1,900.00 Int. on temp, loans 250.00 201.37 48.63
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Highway Garage 3,800.00 Unexpended Special Appro, from 1977 4,692.12 8,125.56 303.56 Highway Truck 7,000.00 Withdrawal Cap. Reserve 16,000.00 Revenue Sharing 7,000.00 29,371.99 628.01 Radar Unit - Police Dept. 600.00 1,125.00 525.00 (contra)
PAYMENT TO CAPITAL RESERVE
Police Dept. 250.00 250.00 TOTALS $117,892.23 $106,422.55 $12,522.60 $1,052.92
SCHEDULE OF UNEXPENDED SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS:
Town Hall $1,245.30 Highway Garage 303.56 Highway Truck 628.01 $2,176.87
15 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OF GOSHEN, N.H. For the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978
Cash: In hands of treasurer $41,188.67 In hands of officials 80.00
Total $ 41,268.67 Capital Reserve Funds: Tax Map 11,671.13 Highway Department 127.02 Police Department 250.00 Total 12,048.15 Unredeemed Taxes: Levy of 1977 7,014.82 Levy of 1976 6,965.97 Levy of 1975 3,213.08 Total 17,193.87 Uncollected Taxes: Levy of 1978, including Resident Taxes 117,181.81 Levy of 1977 179.00 Total 117,360.81 Total Assets 187,871.50 Grand Total $187,871.50 Current Surplus, Dec. 31, 1977 38,302.94 Current Surplus, Dec. 31, 1978 65,337.95 Inc.-Dec. of Surplus 27,035.01
LIABILITIES
Accounts Owed by the Town: Unexpended Bal. of Special Approp. 2,176.87 Unexpended Revenue Sharing Funds 323.19 Uncollected - $34.80 Collected, not remitted -$423.39 467.19 Yield Tax Deposits (Escrow Acc't) 2,679.16 School District Tax Payable 84,838.99 Tax Anticipation Notes Outstanding: First Citizen's Nat'l Bank - Dec. 30, 1978 20,000.00
Total Acc'ts Owed by the Town $110,485.40 Capital Reserve Funds: 12,048.15 Total Liabilities $122,533.55 Current Surplus 65,337.95 Grand Total $187,871.50
16 STATEMENT OF BONDED DEBT Showing Annual Maturities of Outstanding Bonds
Fire Truck Bond - 1977 - 5% Original Amount: $38,000
MATURITYY PRINCIPAL INTEREST TOTAL
1978 $ 3,800 $ 1,900 $ 5,700 1979 3,800 1,710 5,510 1980 3,800 1,520 5,320 1981 3,800 1,330 5,130 1982 3,800 1,140 4,940 1983 3,800 950 4,750 1984 3,800 760 4,560 1985 3,800 570 4,370 1985 3,800 380 4,180 1987 3,800 190 3,990 $38,000 $10,450 $48,450
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY as of December 31, 1978
1978 DESCRIPTION Dec. 31, 1977 Purchases Dec. 31, 1978
Town Hall, Land & Bldgs. $20,000 $20,000 Furniture and Equipment 2,200 2,200 Libraries, Lands & Bldgs. 20,000 20,000 Furniture & Equipment 4,000 4,000 Police Dept., Lands & Bldgs. Equipment 3,500 1,000 4,500 Fire Dept., Lands & Bldgs. 16,000 16,000 Equipment 9,500 38,000 47,500 Highway Dept., Land & Bldgs. 8,000 17,500 25,500 Equipment 12,000 29,500 41,500 Materials and Supplies 700 700 All other Property and Equip.: Town Dump Lot 2,000 2,000 Town Histories 360 40CR 320 $ 98,260 $ 85,960 $ 184,220
17 1978 POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT GOSHEN, N.H.
There have been a few changes in the Goshen Police Department in 1978. On September 11, 1978, Roger Reed resigned as Chief and Andre L. Gentes was appointed to take the position. Roger did an excellent job in starting and equipping the department as we know it today. The town is grateful for his service over the past few years.
A new K-55 Radar unit was purchased this year with the aid of a grant from the New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency at a low cost to the town. It is hoped that this unit will control excessive speeding through the center of town.
The department is presently being reorganized with a new reporting system on police activity, it will participate in the state Integrated Accident Reporting Subsystem, and will conduct crime prevention activities as well as continue responding to all calls and complaints.
Andre L. Gentes, Chief
1978 NEWPORT AMBULANCE SERVICE REPORT
The Newport Ambulance Service answered 536 calls during 1978. The ambulance service, the vehicles and the crew members are all licensed with the state and meet all regulations. The members are licensed "Emergency Medical Technicians," and Advanced Red Cross members.
Coverage to the area towns has continued this year. Each town that we have covered with service has helped to support the ambulance service with tax assistance based on population at $2.00 per head. The ambulance service hopes to continue service to all communities in our area again in 1979.
The ambulance service has also responded to all major fires, in all communities. This is added protection of life and limb to all concerned.
The Newport Police Dept. has continued to serve as our dispatcher and has proven very valuable to our service and response time. Our telephone number for emergencies is 863-3232 or 863-2355.
The crew consists of Royal Wallace III, director; Albert Gobin, Orren Barton, Tom Clough, Gordon Blood, Babe Frye, Steve Brooks, Sandra Wallace, Larry Gobin, Warren Jensen, Kenneth Merrow, Linda Jensen, Gail Ford and Joyce Merrow.
Respectfully submitted,
Royal Wallace III, Director
18 TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
RECEIPTS:
Auto Permits: 1978 Auto Permit Fees (602 permits issued) $12,102.00 Total Auto Permit Fees $12,102.00
Dog Licenses: 54 Males 324.00 13 Females 82.40 58 Spayed Females or Neutered Males 198.00
1 Kennel License 20.00 30 Penalties 123.00 Total Dog License Fees 747.40
Miscellaneous 24 Building Permits 450.00 28 Copies of the Ordinances 29.50 Filing Fees 9.00 4 "History of Goshen" 41.00 Bad Check Fees 10.00 Total Miscellaneous 539.50 TOTAL RECEIPTS $13,388.90
REMITTANCES TO TREASURER:
1978 Auto Permit Fees $12,102.00 Dog License Fees 747.40 Building Permit Fees 450.00 Sale of Ordinances 29.50 Filing Fees 9.00 Sale of "History of Goshen"
books 41.00 Bad Check Fees 10-00 Total Remittances to Treasurer $13,388.90
Respectfully submitted,
Phyllis M. Baker, Town Clerk
19 TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY OF 1978 -DR. -
Taxes Committed to Collector: Property Taxes $198,752.92 Resident Taxes 3,390.00 National Bank Stock Taxes Total Warrants $202,142.92
Yield Taxes 896.84
Added Taxes: Property Taxes 267.52 Resident Taxes 10.00 277.52
Land Use Change Taxes
Overpayments During Year: a/c Property Taxes 47.80 a/c Resident Taxes 11.00 58.80
Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes
Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes 8.00 TOTAL DEBITS $203,384.08
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Remittances to Treasurer: Overpayment 58.80 Property Taxes 80,768.77 Resident Taxes 2,920.00 Nat. Bank Stock Taxes Yield Taxes 790.02 Land Use Change Taxes Interest Collected Penalties on Resident Taxes 8.00 $84,565.59
Discounts Allowed
20 Abatements Made During Year: Property Taxes 1,069.86 Resident Taxes 50.00 Yield Taxes 1,119.86
Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1978: (As Per Collector's List) Property Tax 117,181.81 Resident Taxes 410.00 Yield Taxes 106.82 117,698.63
TOTAL CREDITS $203,384.08
SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY OF 1977 -DR. -
Uncollected Taxes - As of January 1, 1978: Property Taxes $96,145.80 Resident Taxes 360.00 Land Use Change Taxes 816.00 Yield Taxes 458.02 $97,779.82
Added Taxes: Yield Taxes 1,258.77 Property Taxes 12.95 Resident Taxes 40.00 1,311.72
Land Use Change Taxes
Overpayments: a/c Property Taxes 29.77 a/c Resident Taxes 29.77
Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes 930.74
Penalties Collected on Resident Tjix es 32.00 TOTAL DEBITS $100,084.05
21 - CR.-
Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978: Overpayment 29.77 Property Taxes 95,877.55 Resident Taxes 330.00 Yield Taxes 1,614.79 Land Use Change Taxes Interest Collected During Year 930.74 Penalties on Resident Taxes 32.00 $98,814.85 Abatements Made During Year: Land Use Change Tax 816.00 Property Taxes 244.20 Resident Taxes 30.00 Yield Taxes 1,090.20
Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1978: (As Per Collector's List) Property Taxes 37.00 Resident Taxes 40.00 Yield Taxes 102.00 179.00 TOTAL CREDITS $100,084.05
SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY OF 1976 -DR. -
Uncollected Taxes - As of January 1, 1978: Yield Taxes $189.34 Property Taxes Resident Taxes $189.34 Added Taxes: Property and Resident None Land Use Change Taxes None Overpayments: Property and Resident None
Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes .32
Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes TOTAL DEBITS $189.66
22 - CR. -
Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978: Property Taxes Resident Taxes Yield Taxes 189.34 Land Use Change Taxes Interest Collected During Year .32 Penalties on Resident Taxes 189.66 Abatements Made During Year: None
Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1978: (As Per Collector's List) None
TOTAL CREDITS S189.66
SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1978
- DR. - — Tax Sales on Account of Levies of: — Previous 1977 1976 1975 Years
Balance of Unredeemed
Taxes - Jan. 1, 1978 S S6.488.54 S2.633.96 S Taxes Sold to Town During Current Fiscal Year 6.947.20
Interest Collected After Sale! 48.97 394.16 526.62 Redemption Costs 18.65 83.2" 52.50
TOTAL DEBITS S".014.S2 S6.965.9" S3.2 13.08 s
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Remittances to Treasurer During Year: Redemptions SI. 828.05 S4.031.41 SZ633.96 S Interest & Costs after sale 67.62 477.43 579.12
Abatements During Year None
Deeded to Town During Year None
Unredeemed Taxes - Dec. 31, 1978 5.119.15 2.457.13
TOTAL CREDITS S7.014.82 S6.965.9" S3.213.08
Respectfully submitted. Phyllis M. Baker. Tax Collector
23 TREASURERS REPORT
$42,238.91 On hand January 1, 1978 General Funds $41,773.53 Revenue Sharing Funds 157.88 Timber Tax Escrow Funds 307.50 FROM THE TOWN CLERK Auto Permits - 1978 12,102.00 Dog Licenses 624.40 Penalties 123.00 Building Permits 450.00 Ordinances 29.50 Filing Fees 9.00 Sale History of Goshen 40.00 Postage 100 Bad Check Fees 10-00 Total from Town Clerk 13,388.90 FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR Resident Taxes - 1977 330.00 Penalties 32.00 Resident Taxes - 1978 2,940.00 Penalties 8.00 Property Taxes - 1977 95,877.55 Interest 929.54 Property Taxes - 1978 80,768.77 Overpayment - 1977 29.77 Overpayment - 1978 58.80 Yield Tax - 1976 189.34 Interest -32 Yield Tax- 1977 1,614.79 Interest 1-20 Yield Tax- 1978 790.02 Redeemed Taxes - 1975 3,213.08 Redeemed Taxes - 1976 4,508.84 Redeemed Taxes - 1977 1,895.67 Total from Tax Collector 193,187.69 FROM THE STATE OF NEW HAMSPHIRE
FROM THE STATE OF N.H. Highway Subsidy 4,572.30 Additional Highway Subsidy 2,541.61 Forest Reserve Lands 279.35 Forest Fire Reimbursement 33.06 Savings Bank Tax 1,003.55 Interest & Dividends Tax 3,958.88 Rooms & Meals Tax 3,662.86 Business Profits Tax 1,703.84 Total from the State of N.H. 17,775.45
24 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME Revenue Sharing Entitlement Payments 6,963.00 Revenue Sharing Interest 202.31 Timber Tax Escrow Deposits 3,530.76 Timber Tax Escrow Interest 62.57 First Citizens Nat. Bank Interest 1,493.64 Junk Yard Permit 25.00 Pistol Permits 14.00 Z.B. A. Hearings 125.00 Sale of Check Lists 12.00 Insurance Claim Settlement 266.37 Refund Insurance Overpayment 20.00 Proceeds Highway Capital Reserve 16,000.00 Tax Anticipation Note 35,000.00 Total Miscellaneous Income $63,714.65
TOTAL 1978 FUNDS AVAILABLE 330,285.60 Less Selectmen's Orders 289,086.57 Less New Check Book 10.36
Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 $41,188.67
General Funds 38,186.32 Revenue Sharing Funds 323.19 Timber Tax Escrow Funds 2,679.16
REVENUE SHARING
On hand January 1, 1978 $ 157.88
Received January 9, 1978 $1,740.00 April 10, 1978 1,740.00
July 7, 1978 1,740.00
October 6, 1978 1,743.00 Total Received 6,963.00 Interest 202.31 Total $7,323.19 Withdrawal Nov. 27, 1978 for New Truck —7,000.00
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1978 323.19
25 TIMBER TAX ESCROW
On hand January 1, 1978 307.50
Additions to Escrow in 1978 March 6 139.60 May 16 12.00 May 23 352.00 August 3 882.00 August 15 348.00 September 15 1,038.00 November 13 759.16 3,530.76 Interest 62.57 3,900.83 Withdrawals for Tax Payments February 16 247.50 May 23 199.60 December 7 712.00 —1,159.10
Balance 2,741.73 Transferred Interest to General Funds January 15, 1979 —62.57 Balance on hand for 1979 $2,679.16
26 RECEIPTS
Current Revenue: From Local Taxes: Property Taxes, 1978 $ 80,827.57 Resident Taxes, 1978 2,940.00 Yield Taxes, 1978 790.02 Total Year's Taxes Collected & Remitted $ 84,557.59 Property Taxes and Yield Taxes - Prev. Yrs. 97,711.45 Resident Taxes - Prev. Yrs. 330.00 Interest rec'd on Delinquent Taxes 931.06 Penalties - Resident Taxes 40.00 Tax sales redeemed 9,617.59 From State: Highway Subsidy 4,572.30 Interest and dividends tax 3,958.88 Savings Bank Tax 1,003.55 Reimb. a/c State and Fed. forest lands 279.35 Fighting forest fires 33.06 Meals and Rooms Tax 3,662.86 Reimb. a/c Bus. Profits Tax 1,703.84 Additional Highway Subsidy 2,541.61 From Local Sources, Except Taxes: Dog Licenses 747.40 Bus. Licenses, permits and filing fees 498.00 Interest received on deposits 1,556.21 Income from departments 125.00 Motor vehicle permits $12,102.00 Total Current Revenue Receipts $225,971.75 Receipts Other than Current Revenue: Proceeds of Tax Anticipation Notes $ 35,000.00 Insurance adjustments 266.37 Refunds 20.00 Withdrawals from Capital Reserve Funds 16,000.00 Sale of town property 81.50 Yield Tax Security Deposits 3,530.76 Revenue Sharing 6,963.00 Interest on Investments of Rev. Sharing Funds 202.31 All Other Receipts Postage 1.00 - Bad checks 10.00 11.00 Total Receipts Other than Current Revenue $62,074.94
Total Receipts from all sources 288,046.69
Cash on hand January 1, 1978 42,318.91 Grand Total $330,365.60
27 PAYMENTS
Current Maintenance Expenses: General Government: Town officers' salaries 5,947.29 Town officers' expenses 3,767.75 Election and registration expenses 763.09 Expenses town hall and other town buildings 4,533.34 Protection of Persons and Property: Police department 2,050.13 Fire department, including forest fires 2,331.50 Planning and Zoning 208.00 Insurance 3,351.90 Health: Health Dept., including Hosp. & Ambulance 1,765.61 Vital statistics 10.05 Town dumps and garbage removal 2,626.99 Highways and Bridges: Town Road Aid 314.38 Town Maintenance, Summer and Winter 9,712.57 Street lighting 83.27 General Expenses of Highway Dept. 6,156.26 Libraries: 2,000.00 Public Welfare: Aid to Permanently & Totally Disabled 849.44 Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day, Vet's Assoc. & Old Home Day 25.00 Public Service Enterprises: Cemeteries 500.00 Unclassified: Damages and legal expenses 740.83 Advertising & Regional Assoc. 114.00 Taxes bought by town 6,947.20 Discounts, abatements & refunds + yield taxes 1,231.98 Employees' Retirement & Soc. Sec. 1,255.62 Total Current Maintenance Expenses $ 67,286.20 Debt Service: Interest on Debt: Paid on tax anticipation notes 201.37 Paid on long term notes 1,900.00 Total Interest Payments 2,101.37 Principal of Debt: Payments on Tax Anticipation Notes 15,000.00 Payments on long term notes 3,800.00 Total Principal Payments 18,800.00 Capital Outlay: Highways & Bridges - State Aid construction 2,541.61 Lands and buildings 8,125.56 New Equipment 52,187.99 Payments to capital reserve funds 250.00 Total Outlay Payments 63,105.16
28 Payments to Other Governmental Divisions: Paymts to State - Bond & Debt Ret. Taxes 438.12 Taxes paid to County 16,202.00 Paymts to School Dist. 1977 Tax $24,000 1978 Tax $97,164.08 121,164.08 Total Paymts to other Gov't. Divisions 137,804.20
Total Payments for all Purposes 289,096.93 Cash on hand December 31, 1978 41,268.67 Grand Total $330,365.60
SCHEDULE OF LONG TERM INDEBTEDNESS
Bonds Outstanding: Farmers Home Administration Bond No. R-l 38,000.00 Total Bonds Outstanding 38,000.00 Total Long Term Indebtedness, Dec. 31, 1978 38,000.00
RECONCILIATION OF OUTSTANDING LONG TERM INDEBTEDNESS
Outstanding Long Term Debt, Jan. 1, 1978 38,000.00 Total 38,000.00 Bonds Paid 3,800.00 Total 3,800.00
Outstanding Long Term Debt - Dec. 31, 1978 $34,200.00
29 AUDITOR'S REPORT
February 16, 1979
I have examined the books and supporting records of the following town officers:
Town Clerk - Tax Collector Treasurer Trustees of the Trust Funds Head Selectman
I have found all the books and supporting records to be in good order, clearly documenting the business of the town.
I would like to suggest that Town Record keeping and the requirements of State and Federal Agencies regarding Auditing procedures have become more and more complex over the years, and will exceed the talents of an elected Town Auditor. I would suggest that citizens of the Town of Goshen consider appointing an accounting firm to carry out these duties in the near future.
Sincerely,
Arthur Jillette, Jr. Town Auditor
AUDITORS REPORT February 16, 1979 REVENUE SHARING ACCOUNT
I have examined the books and records covering Revenue S haring Funds received by the Town of Goshen, N.H. for the period January 1, 1978 to December 31, 1978. All expenditures were properly accounted for, and were appropriated, encumbered or expended in accordance with applicable law and guidelines.
Sincerely,
Arthur G. Jillette, Jr. Town Auditor
30 STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES:
Selectmen's Salaries $1,879.00 Treasurer's Salary 375.80 Town Clerk's Salary 335.80 Tax Collector's Salary 1,195.28 Town Clerk's Fees 705.83 Planning Board Salaries 140.92 Zoning Board Salaries 140.92 Trustees' Salaries 42.47 Auditor 46.97 Overseer of Poor 46.97 Health Officer 23.49 Social Security 369.52 Federal Withholding 280.00 Building Inspectors 364.52 TOTAL $5,947.29
TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES
Dues for Town Officers' Associations $ 242.00 Printing Town Report 892.00 Bonds for Town Officers 264.00 Advertising 226.90 Supplies 509.90 Miscellaneous Expenses 1,044.04 Clerical Work 471.17 Calculator 85.92 Social Security 71 46 , TOTAL $3,757.39 ELECTION AND REGISTRATION:
Ballots 89.90 Ballot Clerks 120.00 Supervisors of Checklist 211.54 Moderator 75.00 Election Suppers 180.00 Advertising 11.40 Printing 75 ?S TOTAL $763.09
TOWN HALL AND OTHER TOWN BUILDINGS:
Fuel 1,347.94 Electric 526.79 Telephone 30.41 Town Hall Foundation 1,354.70 Custodial Service 133.71
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Maintenance 223.89 Plowing 52.47
Fire Station Restroom Facilities 785. 1 Chairs for Town Hall 75.00 Social Security 3-32 TOTAL $4,533.34 POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Payroll - Police Chief $ 515.08 Payroll - Deputies 42.00 Gas 163.22 Cruiser Maintenance 630.35 New Equipment & Supplies 667.16 Social Security 32.32 TOTAL $2,050.13
FIRE DEPARTMENT INC. FOREST FIRES:
Forest Fires 81.50 Yearly Appropriation 2,250.00 TOTAL $2,331.50
PLANNING & ZONING: Recording Fees $ 33.35 Advertising 138.30 Expenses 26.50 Postage M5 TOTAL $208.00
INSURANCE: Workman's Compensation $1,527.00 Comprehensive Liability Package 1,824.90 TOTAL $3,351.90 HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Ambulance $1,130.00 Home Health Services 635.61 TOTAL $1,765.61
VITAL STATISTICS: Expenses $10.05 TOWN DUMP:
Payroll $1,813.73 Maintenance 344.50 Contracted Services 256.50 Social Security 123.46 TOTAL $2,626.99
32 TOWN ROAD AID:
Town Share $314.38 HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REPORT: SUMMER MAINTENANCE:
Payroll, Road Agent $3,566.49 Payroll - Labor 2,745.36 Gravel and Sand 789.40 Cold Patch 189.01 Hot Mix 143.55 Equipment Rental 2,160.00 Contracted Services - Road Maintenance 334.00 Grading Roads 820.00 Supplies 118.56 Social Security 406.07 Federal Withholding 556.90 TOTAL $11,559.34 WINTER MAINTENANCE:
Payroll - Road Agent $2,372. 18 Payroll - Labor 1,515.53 Sand & Gravel 747.53 Salt 525.42 Contracted Services - Road Maintenance 1,555.50 Equipment Rental 564.11 Social Security 289.16 Federal Withholding 584.10 TOTAL $8,153.53
STREET LIGHTING:
Electric $83.27
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REPORT (Cont'd.)
GENERAL EXPENSES:
Repairs to Sander $132.54 Repairs to Truck 2,200.92 Repairs to Loader 629.02 Gas 1,231.04 Supplies 1,378.19 Miscellaneous Material 177.45 Contracted Service 45.00 Chair Saw Repair 31.50 Lumber for Bridges 273.00 Cylinder Rental 57.60 TOTAL $6,156.26
33 ADDITIONAL HIGHWAY SUBSIDY (CONTRA) RAND POND ROAD PROJECT:
Culvert $ 400.20 Blasting 1,311.10 Equipment Rental 421.76 Sand for Blasting 408.55 TOTAL $2,541.61
LIBRARY:
Appropriation - 1978 $ 2,000.00
PUBLIC WELFARE: Town's Share - Aid to Disabled $849.44
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES: $ 25.00 CEMETERIES: 500.00 DAMAGES & LEGAL EXPENSES: 740.83 ADVERTISING & REGIONAL ASSOCIATION: 1 14.00 TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN: 6,947.20 DISCOUNTS, ABATEMENTS & REFUNDS: 1,231.98 RETIREMENT & SOCIAL SECURITY: 1,255 62 PRINCIPAL - FIRE TRUCK BOND: 3,800.00 INTEREST - FIRE TRUCK BOND: 1,900.00 TEMPORARY LOANS - TAX ANTICIPATION: 20,000.00 INTEREST - ON TAX ANTICIPATION LOAN: 201.37
LAND, BUILDING, NEW EQUIPMENT:
Fire Truck $21,691.00 Highway Garage 8,125.56 Highway Truck 29,371.99 Radar Unit (Contra 562.50) 1,125.00 $60,313.55
BONDS, NOTES, CAPITAL RESERVE FUND:
Police Department Capital Reserve $ 250.00
PAYMENTS TO OTHER GOVERNMENT DIVISIONS:
County Obligation - 1978 $16,202.00 Bond & Debt Retirement Tax - State 438.12 TOTAL $16,640.12
SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Coshen-Lempster Cooperative School $121,164.08
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° Is r- — S (N — — x Q w -f»5 — m | IIS (N — — 1 MB* W U Q 8 j z 1 1 i EC " z s § si O b e *- o O .s Z "C Saleo Gains Losses) 3 u o H w 09 w a H b 09 "O O o> C a cc Z 3 S Q Z bS3 h 8.S " £> - -i. H BQ W s H b CO PQ O H oOS wa. a q 3 u. e c C o 3 0) u u u JS J= fa- o. O CX * 3 rf u _T __ _; <2 oo U- r- U r^ 35 REPORT OF THE LIBRARY TRUSTEES FOR 1978 The Olive G. Pettis Library has continued to grow in its services this year. 102 books have been purchased, 15 of these children's books. Circulation of books reached 1371, 176 more than in 1977. The Friends of the Library and the Goshen Historical Society have continued to meet at the library. A Book Fair, sponsored by the Friends of the Library, was held in July with good results. Many townspeople cooperated in this project. The Friends of the Library purchased a new lamp for the librarian's desk. They also gave a donation to the library in memory of Peggy Pike. A smoke detector system for the building has been ordered and will be a gift from the Friends who will also pay for the installation. At the time of Peggy Pike's death, many of her friends donated money to the library in her memory. The Trustees have decided to purchase a flag and standard for the interior of the library and a proper marker will be placed on this memorial flag standard. The remainder of the Peggy Pike Fund will be used for other purposes deemed appropriate by the trustees and librarian. We feel the flag memorial would please Peggy, as she took great pleasure in raising and lowering the flag in front of the building every morning and evening as long as she was able. An embroidered wall hanging was presented to the library by Mrs. Michael Faughnan. It is a nice addition to the furnishings of the room. M ore room and storage has been made by the cleaning and rearranging of the back room. The Bookmobile has made its regular calls, leaving a good selection of books chosen by Miss Kingston and some of the trustees. We are fortunate to have Miss Kingston as librarian. She has done an excellent job, is alert to the patron's needs, and has purchased new books wisely. Following is her report on petty cash for 1978. Receipts Balance December 31, 1977 $ 8.45 Fines collected 30.95 Total $39.40 Expenditures Postage and Box Rent $ 9.97 Supplies 10.80 Snow Removal 2.00 Lawn Mowing 8.00 $30.77 36 Balance December 31, 1978 $ 8.63 Another Book Fair is planned for July 1 979 and books and magazines will be needed, as in the past. We hope that the townspeople will visit their library as often as possible in this coming year. Elizabeth T. Nelson S ecretary-Treasurer 1978 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE OLIVE G. PETTIS LIBRARY TRUSTEES RECEIPTS Balance December 31, 1977 $ 746.63 Town Appropriation 2,000.00 Trust Funds 206.00 Refunds 86.40 Sale of chairs 25.00 Edith Pike Fund 315.00 Total Expenditures $3,379.03 DISBURSEMENTS Books $ 561.19 Magazines 21.50 Electricity 163.16 Fuel 680.78 Salary of Librarian 969.09 Social Security 134.40 Snow removal 24.00 Other expenditures 30.19 Total Disbursements $2,584.31 Balance December 31, 1978 $ 794.72 Elizabeth T. Nelson Secretary-Treasurer 37 Edward G. Moody & Son Inc. Spit Brook Road Nashua, New Hampshire Fire Chief Edwin Baker Goshen Fire Department Goshen, N.H. 03752 Dead Ed, Attached is our latest brochure covering our fire apparatus. I wanted to send you one personally since we used a picture of your front mount. Out of all the trucks that we built last year your truck in our opinion is the best front mount. I am using a slide presentation now when I meet with fire departments and the one truck that catches the eye more and receives more discussion and praise as far as specifications and workmanship is the one we built for Goshen. This is why we are promoting the unit along side Carvers midship, which is also pictured in the brochure. Fire departments all over New England feel that the Goshen truck is the most useful apparatus for a volunteer department and could also serve a good purpose for City departments that only have custom apparatus and can't get to some places because their trucks are not versatile and functional enough. I hope that everything is going well in Goshen. Sorry that we could not make it for your Old Home Day. We will try to get up to see you again soon. Sincerely yours, Clifford A. Moody, Manager Fire Apparatus Sales 38 REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT In 1978 the fire department answered 15 calls with 103 men responding. We answered 2 mutual aid calls and our new truck helped save a home in Lempster. We had a reported fire loss in Goshen of $1,150.00 in 1978. Our new fire engine was delivered March 1 8th and was tested and put into service the day of delivery. The contract price was $39,451.00. With all equipment the truck has now cost us $45,000.00. Every cent above the $38,000.00 FmHA loan has been paid with money earned by the fire fighters. I was both pleased and proud when I got word that Edward G. Moody & Son featured our new fire engine in their latest color brochure of fire equipment. I understand several towns are interested in equipment built to our specifications. Gifts of money from the Edith (Peggy) Pike memorial fund have been used to purchase much needed training aids. Training is an important part of firefighting and we have already put this equipment to good use. It is our hope that we can receive at least an E3 insurance rating in 1979 and please plan to attend any information meetings we have on this subject. The 1978 Fireman's Auction earned $1,350.00 for our equipment fund. When you do your spring cleaning please remember our auction and give us a call if you are disposing of any saleable items you would like to donate. We pick up year round. Our Auctioneers, Riviezzo's Auction Service, have served us annually now for 1 years. Frank, Rita and Fred have never failed to do their best for us in Goshen and have always donated their services. Training classes this year included pump operation, hose lines and nozzles, self contained breathing apparatus, propane firefighting, first aid and C.P.R. My heartfelt thanks go out to the firefighters, telephone dispatchers, auctioneers, auction helpers, town officials and to all citizens and taxpayers of Goshen for the many hours of help and cooperation given to make the Goshen Volunteer Fire Department a very effective service to the town. Respectfully submitted, Edwin Baker Jr., Chief 39 GOSHEN FIRE DEPARTMENT TREASURER'S REPORT FOR 1978 RECEIPTS Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1978 - Savings Acc't. $3,902.15 Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1978 Checking Acc't. 4,048.85 Town of Goshen Appropriation and Refund 2,100.00 Auction and Raffle 1,502.90 Sale of Fire Extinguishers 208.00 Donations 26.00 Edith Pike Memorial Donations 210.00 Interest 187.51 Total Receipts $12,185.41 EXPENDITURES Nelson's Hardware $ 193.61 Middlesex Fire Equipment Co. 2,424.70 D. & E. Fire Extinguisher Service 254.00 New England Telephone 196.84 Edward G. Moody and Son 805.12 H.D. Harris Co. 55.22 W.S. Darley 144.22 Goshen Country Store 75.13 Rowell Bros. 40.90 Sunapee Mt. Grange 252.00 Raffle Prizes 175.00 Barrett Press 49.00 Strainer 101.06 R.L. Whitcomb 285.00 McCrillis and Eldredge 390.00 American Red Cross 62.90 National Fire Protection Association 37.34 United States Motors 459.11 Whitney's Studio 207.78 Ed's Equipment Co. 45.88 Sunbeam Co. 81.00 Sears Roebuck Co. 25.28 Expense for Lunches and Equipment 144.97 Advertising 40.25 Total Expenditures $6,546.31 Balance December 31, 1978 $5,639.10 Arthur Nelson, Treasurer 40 REPORT OF DISTRICT FOREST FIRE CHIEF AND YOUR FOREST FIRE WARDEN For more than 80 years, a cooperative effort between the State of New Hampshire and local forest fire authorities has created a forest fire prevention and suppression program that is recognized as superior throughout the United States. Since the first forest fire laws were written in 1895, the state and local community governments have worked together to prevent and combat forest fires. Today, 249 forest fire wardens and more than 1,800 deputy wardens are appointed every three years by the State Forester to work with the members of the State Forest Fire staff in this effort. State funds are used to pay one-half the cost of forest fire suppression costs incurred by local forest fire organizations, within pay rates established by the Governor and Council. State funds matched by local funds are used to purchase hand tools to suppress forest fires, to train local forest fire crews and in forest fire prevention work. All outside burning, when the ground is not covered with snow, is permitted only after obtaining a written fire permit from your local Forest Fire Warden. Penalty for burning without a permit when one is required is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to $1 ,000 or a jail term of up to one year or both. REMEMBER, ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES! 1978 Forest Fire Statistics No. of Fires No. of Acres Burned State 1,433 460 District 43 40 Town 1 y2 Gerald S. Gross, District Fire Chief Arthur W. Nelson, Forest Fire Warden 41 GOSHEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY On November 24, 1969, following a very successful Bicentennial celebration for the Town of Goshen, the Bicentennial Committee met with all who were interested in forming the Goshen Historical Society. At this meeting a committee on by-laws was appointed, namely, Walter Nelson, Phyllis Baker, Edith Pike, and Arthur Nelson. Arthur Nelson was appointed temporary chairman. On December 8th, the by-laws were read and accepted, and thus the Association was formed and is now in its tenth year. The first order of business at the January 12, 1970 meeting was to sponsor an Old Home Day in the first week of October. Later, this was decided to be a yearly event and has been the prime activity since that time. Other activities have been the publishing of the book "The Supplement to the History of Goshen", the placing of the bronze plate on the War Memorial, locating the old cemetery on Province Road and placing a marker there, the marking of the roads in the town, the publishing of several booklets, and the research and collecting of historical artifacts. The Society was designated by the town to sponsor any activities during the 1975-1976 Bicentennial. Mrs. John Newman was appointed by the Society as the chairman of this project. Through the efforts of the Society and the assistance of the town, we were accepted as a Bicentennial Town and received the flag at a ceremony at the Town Hall. Other activities followed, including the band concert with the dedication of the War Memorial in front of the library, and the signing of the scroll which was sent to Valley Forge. The Association is open to any who wish to join. Meetings are held at the Olive G. Pettis Library on the second Tuesday of January, April, July, and October. Present officers are Rev. Ronald G. Whitney, President; Barbara Killoran, Vice-President; Elizabeth T. Nelson, Secretary; Arthur W.Nelson, Treasurer; and Ivan Scranton, Doris Newman and Thomas J. Durham, Directors. Rev. Ronald G. Whitney, President Elizabeth T. Nelson, Secretary 42 GOSHEN CEMETERY COMMISSION FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1978 Receipts Balance December 31, 1977 $1,030.91 Sale of lots 50.00 Trust Funds 59.00 Newton-Bartlett Funeral Home 50.00 Fla8s 25.00 Town Appropriation 500.00 Total $1,714.91 Expenditures Flags $ 30.00 Opening graves 50.00 Mowing cemeteries 400.00 Brush cutting 30.00 Soil removal 20.00 Total $ 530.00 Balance December 31, 1978 $1,184.91 Elizabeth T. Nelson, Treasurer 43 PLANNING BOARD REPORT Several important decisions from the New Hampshire Supreme Court suggest that your Planning Board is moving in the right direction in working on a Master Plan for Goshen. It has been noted before that a Planning Board is not to promote growth or to thwart it nor is it to play one segment of a community against another. It should neither try to impose its own will but rather should point out how to direct growth in a manner consistent with the community's goals; goals which should be set by the community itself. Of the several ways commonly used to determine community goals, a Master Plan certainly is a key factor. As the slow growth of the sixties has turned into an unexpected and unplanned avalanche in the seventies, municipalities in many sections of the state have blindly groped for means of control with such measures as building moratoriums, limits on building permits, lot size increases, bans on some type of activities and curtailments on variances and exceptions. The recent court decisions have made clear that many of these growth control measures are legal only if they are combined with state-wide or local long range planning. The days of reacting to specific circumstances are over and have been replaced instead with thoughtful and consistent guidelines and long range planning. A Master Plan tries to combine long range town goals, determined by questionnaires, with the existing physical terrain, human developments or structures to map out a strategy for the growth of our town to the benefit of everyone. • • • • • The change proposed for ballot vote at this year's Town Meeting is mainly for further defining existing ordinances. The proposed change is basically for clarification and does not change what is already in practice. At last year's meeting, 3 acre lots were approved with an allowance for one 2 acre lot in any subdivision. Since this exception would only apply to the original lot, it was felt that the point should be more clearly stated so as to avoid future mis- understandings in case of further subdivisions of the original parcel. Hence, the following proposed amendment is presented to be voted on at the March 13, 1979 Town Meeting: Section III C. (Add the following sentence to the present wording) "In this context 'lots' refers to all lots in existence on the date of passage of this amendment (3/13/79)" 44 TAXABLE PROPERTY RESIDENT 1978 Abbott, Marjorie — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,450, buildings $11,450, Tax $539.22 Anagno, John & Mary — Homeplace, Province Rd., 18.7 acres $14,500, buildings $55,000, Tax $2,905.10 Anagno, John & Mary — 2.9 acres, Province Rd. $5,300, Tax $221.54 Anagno, John & Mary — 7.3 acres Province Rd. $4,050, Tax $169.29 Ash, Albert & Patricia — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 18 acres $3,720, Land Use $2,258, Buildings $5,200, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $261.74 Ash, Warren & Bertha — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 4 acres $4,700, buildings $6,473, Tax $467.03 Ayotte, Adelord Eva — Homeplace, & Mountain Rd., l$y2 acres $5,600, Land Use $2,380, buildings $17,550, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $783.07 Ayotte, Adelord & Eva — Howard Lot, Cross Rd., 35 acres $6,250, Land Use $2,760, Tax $115.37 Ayotte, Adelord & Eva — Raynor Lot, 50 acres $3,500, Tax $146.30 Ayotte, Charles & Elaine — Harrad Land, Cross Rd. 2.13 acres $1,300, Tax $54.34 Ayotte, Charles & Elaine — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 3'/2 acres $2,800, buildings $17,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $777.64 Ayotte, George E. & Dorothy — Homeplace, Center Rd., 12 acres $2,200, buildings $9,000, Tax $468.16 Ayotte, Louis A. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 2V2 acres $1,750, buildings $7,450, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $334.56 Ayotte, Richard E. & Ruth — Mobile Home, Cross Rd., 5 acres $3,500, buildings $1,250, Mobile Home $2,720, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $262.25 Ayotte, William E. — Mobile Home, Center Rd., 1 acre $1,750, buildings $72, Mobile Home $2,782, Tax $192.45 Bailey, Russell M. & Maryann — Homeplace, Bonny Acres, 1 acre $1,450, buildings $4,800, Tax $261.25 Baker, Edwin I. & Phyllis M. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 100 acres $9,850, Land Use $4,232, buildings $9,200, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $511.46 Balla, Roy R. & Rae N. - Homeplace, Sholes Rd., 135 acres $9,625, buildings $15,300, Tax $1,041.87 Barker, Harold E. & Lucy B. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 2 acres $3,450, buildings $15,450, Mobile Home $2,500, Tax $894.52 Bartlett, Harry G. & Sarah A. — Homeplace & Campground, Brook Rd., 40 acres $12,150, Land Use $8,144, buildings $9,300, Tax $729.16 Bartlett, Harry G. & Sarah A.- Land, Brook Rd., 100 acres $16,100, Land Use $9,313, Tax $389.28 Bartlett, Harry G. & Sarah A. — Dodge Lot, 40 acres $3,200, Land Use $1,612, Tax $67.38 Beaulieu, Jeannette — Homeplace, Lear Hill Rd., 1 acre $850, buildings $10,750, Tax $275.88 Benes, Edna — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 1 acre $1,300, buildings $6,950, Tax $344.85 Bennett, Richard A. & Dorothy E. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 13 acres $4,000, buildings $12,200, Tax $677.16 45 Bennett, Richard A. & Dorothy E. — New Home, Washington Rd., 6.4 acres $2,350, buildings $13,455, Tax $660.65 Bergeron, Ronald & Freda — Lot 17, DuBois land $1,500, buildings $5,500, Tax $292.60 Bergeron, Ronald & Freda — Lot 16, DuBois Land $750, Tax $31.35 Bevilacqua, Louis D. & Elaine H. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 64 acres $14,150, Land Use $5,261, buildings $21,850, Tax $1,133.24 Burnham, David B. & Lorene G. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 5 acres $3,000, buildings $16,000, Tax $794.20 Bushway, Robert E. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 6 acres $3,000, buildings $10,500, Mobile Home, $2,500, Tax $668.80 Caron, Gary H. & Robert A. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 24 acres $7,325, buildings $2,000, Tax $389.79 Caron, George R. & Elizabeth L. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, buildings $3,000, Tax $125.40 Caron, Howard L. & Priscilla M. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 60 acres $4,900, buildings $18,000, Tax $957.22 Carrick, Ellis J. & Thelma D. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 90 acres $13,850, Land Use $3,509, buildings $9,500, Tax $543.78 Carter, M. Bertrand & Marjorie A. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 1 acre $1,200, buildings $8,250, Tax $0.00 Carter, M. Bertrand & Marjorie A. — Land, Lear Hill Rd. $250, Tax $10.45 Casagrande, Carl N. — Bartlett Land-Mellen Land, 50 acres $15,750, Land Use $1,495, Tax $62.49 Chartier, Edwin C. & Alvina V. — Homeplace, Lear HillRd., 3 acres $1,150, buildings $8,350, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $138.10 Coe, Jean — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 25 acres $3,400, buildings $22,500, Tax $1,082.62 Conroy, Philip E. & Helen N. -- Homeplace, Rand Pond Rd. $5,150, buildings $12,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $666.87 Conroy, Philip E. & Helen N. — Ayotte Land, Brook Rd., 40 acres $2,800, Tax $117.04 Currier, Muriel V. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 12 acres $3,850, buildings $14,500, Tax $767.03 Cusanelli, Dorothy E. -- Homeplace, Rte. 10 $1,650, buildings $10,250, Tax $497.42 Cusanelli, Dorothy E. — Land, Rte. 10 $450, Tax $18.81 Dame, Roger M. & Earlene -- Homeplace, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,350, buildings $4,400, Tax $240.35 DeMayo, Lucy & Osgood, Perley — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 5.53 acres $3,765, buildings $8,500, Tax $512.68 Dennis, Ernest G. Sr. & Lillian J. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 5 acres $2,500, buildings $22,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $974.10 Dennis, Ernest G. Jr. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 1 acre $900, buildings $16,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $656.42 Dickerman, Gerald H. & Betty — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 40 acres $7,700, Land Use $4,079, buildings $9,650, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $523.87 Dingwall, Marie F. — Homeplace, Center Rd., 2 acres 52,600, buildings $11,650, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $545.65 Dodge, Veronica — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 2 acres $5,900, buildings $9,150 Tax $629.09 46 Dorr, George A. Jr. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 29 acres $9,900, buildings $50,850, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $2,489.35 Dorr, George A. Jr. — Land, Province Rd., 4 acres $5,300, Tax $221.54 DuBois, Richard E. & Suzanne S. — Lots 14, 15, & 25' strip, Bonny Acres $2,100, buildings $15,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $664.78 DuBois, Richard E. & Suzanne S. — Land, Corner Rand Pond Rd., 2.17 acres $2,000, buildings $2,000, Tax $167.20 Durgin, Roland F. & Christine A. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 5 acres $3,000, buildings $16,000, Tax $794.20 Durham, Thomas J. & Suzanne D. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 8 acres $6,850, buildings $13,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $779.73 x Faulkner, Frederick P. & Linda R. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., \ /i acres $1,750, buildings $15,500, Tax $721.05 Field, Carson M. & Dorothy P. — Homeplace, Lear HillRd., 3 acres $3,150, buildings $8,650, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $456.83 Fitzpatrick, John P. & Margaret A. — Homeplace, Mountain Rd., 5 acres $2,500, buildings $22,500, Tax $1,045.00 Flewelling, Mark C. & Beverly M. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 1 acre $2,400, buildings $14,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $635.52 l Flewelling, Mark C. & Beverly M. — Couitt Place, /2 acre $850, buildings $7,050, Tax $330.22 Flewelling, Mark C. & Beverly M. — Smith Lot & Barn, y4 acre $450, buildings $1,500, Tax $81.51 Flewelling, Mark C. & Beverly M. — Land, East side Rte. 10, 1 acre $1,500, Tax $62.70 Ford, Paul C. & Brenda L. — Homeplace, Brook Rd. $2,400, buildings $6,500 Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $322.02 Gagnon, Wilfred J. & Lorette G. — Homeplace, Lot 5 DuBois $3,000, buildings $7,500, Tax $438.90 Galpin, Ralph W. & Frances E. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 3 acres $3,900, buildings $6,750, Tax $445.17 Garber, Thomas R. & Anna — Homeplace, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 565 acres $14,125, Land Use $7,982, buildings $13,350, Tax $891.68 Gardner, Russell S. & Natalie S. — Homeplace, Mummery Rd., 8 acres $3,000, buildings $19,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $869.60 Gentes, Andre L. & Linda M. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 1.5 acres $1,000, buildings $7,150, Tax $340.67 Gentes, Andre L. & Linda M. — Barn, West side Rte. 10, $350, Tax $14.63 Genzlinger, Robert Barry & Maureen L. — Homeplace, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 90 acres $10,200, Land Use $3,851, buildings $16,950, Tax $869.48 German, Russell F. & Barbara M. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 1 acre $1,500, buildings $8,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $347.10 Ghidoni, Donald J. & Judith S. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 30 acres $5,100, Land use $2,083, buildings $14,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $622.27 Gladue, Edith C. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 136 acres $10,200, buildings $12,000, Tax $927.96 Gladue, Hazel L. —Mobile Home, Brook Rd., buildings $750, Mobile Home $2,975, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $105.71 Goyette, David — Homeplace, Cross & Province Rds., 2 lA acres $1,750, buildings $15,000, Tax $700.15 Goyette, Mrs. Dorothy & Gary R. — Homeplace, Brook & Province Rds., 1!4 acres $2,850, buildings $7,600, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $386.81 47 Goyette, Janet P. — Homeplace, Lear Hill Rd., 50 acres, $7,800, buildings $16,500, Tax $1,015.74 Goyette, Leo J. Jr. & Christine L. — Mobile Home, Cross Rd., 2.2 acres $1,000, buildings $1,000, Mobile Home $3,246, Tax $219.28 Gundersdorf, George N. Jr. & Anne G. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 65 acres $26,800, Land use $3,762, buildings $50,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $2, 197.25 Hamilton Lloyd H. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., % acre $2,500, buildings $12,100, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $560.28 Hamilton, Robert E. & Beverly A. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 3 acres $2,750, buildings $15,250, Tax $752.40 Haselton, Douglas K. & Deborah W. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 1.8 acres $1,500, buildings $16,500, Tax $752.40 Hayward, Roberta E. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 8 acres $3,850, buildings $9,650, Tax $564.30 Hayward, Roberta E. — Anastos Land, Rte. 10, 2 acres $1,750, Tax $73.15 Hayward, Roberta E. —Goyette Land, Rte. 10, l!/2 acres $1,700, Tax $71.06 Hayward, Christopher & Roberta E. — Caron Land, Rte. 10, 5 acres $1,000, Tax $41.80 Haywood, Dennis & Darlene — Mobile Home & Garage, Brook Rd., buildings $1,000, Mobile Home $4,531, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $181.20 Hebert, George & Debora — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 1 lA acres $1,750, buildings $15,500, Tax $721.05 Hodgman, Bruce & Henrietta — Homeplace, Sholes Rd., 5 acres $2,100, buildings $15,000, Mobile Home $2,700, Tax $827.64 Hodgman, Frank Jr. & Ievonne — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 57 acres $6,400, Land use $3,161, buildings $11,750, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $573.28 Hodgman, Robert & Jean — Homeplace, Sholes Rd., 1 acre $1,150, buildings $8,500, Tax $403.37 Hooper, John H. & Constance V. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 8 acres $4,600, buildings $10,000, Tax $610.28 Hopkins, John P. — Mobile Home, Brickyard Rd., 20 acres $2,000, Mobile Home $1,891, Tax $162.64 Horn, William & Virginia — Homeplace & Rand Pond Campground, 18 acres $43,500, buildings $13,450, Tax $2,380.51 Horn, William & Virginia — S. side Pond Access Land $320, Tax $13.38 Hughes, William A. & Patricia — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 95 acres $10,450, buildings $20,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $1,222.81 Hunter, Daniel & Hazel — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,550, buildings $6,800, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $299.03 Hunter, Daniel & Hazel — Woodworking Shop, 1 acre $300, buildings $1,000, Tax $54.34 Huot, Yvette — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 154 acres $23,800, Land use $9,588, buildings $9,100, Tax $781.16 x Jacobs, Shirley — /i interest, Land Old Lempster Coach Rd., 82 acres $6,150, Land use $1,247, Mobile Home $400, Tax $68.84 Janicke, Linda — Homeplace, Center Rd., 8 acres $2,800, buildings $8,250, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $370.09 Jennings, Edwin & Shirley — Homeplace, Lear Hill Rd., 2 acres $1,050, buildings $5,650, Tax $280.06 Jillette, Arthur & Beatrice — Homeplace, Brickyard Rd., 65 acres $6,500, Land use $3,978, buildings $12,350, Tax $682.51 48 Johnson, Paul & Laurel — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 40 acres $3,700, buildings $9,400, Tax $547.58 Jones, Douglas & Edith — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 5 acres $2,850, buildings $10,600, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $515.21 Keach, Gertrude Y. — Homeplace, Lear Hill Rd., 24 acres $2,850, buildings $5,350, Tax $0.00 Keach, Gertrude Y. — Woodlot, Mummery Rd., 10 acres $1,100, Tax $45.98 X Kempton, Raymond & Deborah — Mobile Home, Rte. 10, 1 A acres $700, buildings $200, Mobile Home $3,000, Tax $163.02 Kempton, Ronald — School House Lot, 4 Corners, P/S acres $1,750, Tax $73.15 Kempton, Ronald — Land, Cross Rd., 2 acres $1,000, Tax $41.80 Killoran, John & Barbara -- Homeplace, Center Rd., V/i acres $2,500, buildings $8,800, Tax $472.34 Kingston, Margaret H. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., Vh acres $1,500, buildings $11,000, Tax $522.50 Lamery, Richard Sr. & Arlene -- Homeplace, Rte. 10, 5 acres $1,400, buildings $5,600. Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $242.60 l Langill, Winthrop & Belinda — Homeplace, Corner Brook & Cross Rds., /2 acre $900, buildings $4,600, Tax $229.90 Langley, David J. & Hester — Homeplace, Center Rd., 1/3 acre $1,300, buildings $3,000, Vet. Ex. $50. Tax $129.74 Leslie, Richard & Joan B. — Land, Washington Rd., 5 acres $2,000, Tax $83.60 Lord, Mark & Diana — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 3 acres $1,100, buildings $6,200, Tax $305.14 Lund, Frank & Mary — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 3 acres $1,950, buildings $11,700, Tax $570.57 Mason, Howard & Josephine — Mobile Home, Mummery Rd., 13 acres $3,900. buildings $1,000. Mobile Home $5,682, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $392.33 Melson. Kathleen — New home. Brook Rd., buildings $10,375, Tax $433.68 Melson. Kathleen 1 3 interest, Homeplace, Brook Rd., Land $4,634, buildings $3,000. Tax $319.10 --- Melson, Kathleen 1 3 interest. Land. S. Side Brook Rd., Land $684, Tax $28.59 Menard, Julia — Homeplace. Rte. 10. 2 acres $1,350. buildings $4,900, Tax $261.25 Merrigan, Peter W. — 1 3 interest, Homeplace, Brook Rd., Land $3,634, buildings $3,000, Tax $277.30 Merrigan, Peter W. — 1 3 interest. Land, S. Side Brook Rd. $684, Tax $28.59 Miller, Wayne E. & Janie L. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 48 acres $7,000, buildings $10,400, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $677.32 Morrow, Marion D. — Homeplace, Lot 6 DuBois, Land $2,650, buildings $7,250, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $363.82 Morrow, Marion D. — Lots 24-28, DuBois, Land $2,000, Tax $83.60 Moul, Lillian — Homeplace, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 39.6 acres $1 1,555, Land use $2,093, buildings $18,350, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $804.52 Murgatroy, Raymond Sr. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 2 acres $2,200, buildings $2,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $125.56 Mygatt, Philip S. & Andrea L. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 2 acres $1,500, buildings $18,500, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $786.00 Mygatt, Philip S. & Andrea L. — Land, E. Side Cross Rd., 1 acre $500, Tax $20.90 49 Nelson, Arthur W. & Elizabeth T. -- Homeplace, Center Rd., 25 acres $8,400, buildings $14,600, Tax $961.40 Nelson, Arthur W. & Elizabeth T. — Gregg Lot, 5 acres $600, Tax $25.08 Elizabeth T. — Powers Lot, Center Rd. Rt. 3 , '/ Nelson, Arthur W. & & 1 2 acre $800, Tax $33.44 Nelson, Gordon C. & Adaline — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 5 acres $2,500, buildings $14,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $639.70 Nelson, Gordon C. & Adaline — Store Building, Rte. 10, 2 acres $2,550, buildings $20,000, Tax $950.95 l Nelson, Gordon C. & Adaline — /2 interest, Woodland, E. SideCross Rd., 25 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 Nelson, Paul H. & Ireta S. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 1 acre $3,600, buildings $16,000, Tax $819.28 Nelson, Robert & Audrey -- Homeplace, Brook Rd., 30 acres $11,800, buildings $16,500, Tax $1,182.94 Nelson, T. Kirkland & Martha H. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 5 acres $4,300, buildings $18,350, Tax $946.77 Neuwirt, Michael E. & Evelyn T. — Homeplace, Lot 4 Rand Pond, Va acre $5,200, buildings $10,700, Tax $664.62 Newell, Ronald S. & May -- Homeplace, Lot 13 H&P, Land $5,850, buildings $8,800, Tax $403.37 Newman, John H. & Doris C. — Homeplace, Center Rd., 80 acres $8,150, Land use $3,980, buildings $10,150, Tax $590.63 Niboli, Theodore & Kathryn M. -- Homeplace, Lear Hill Rd., 13 acres $3,850, buildings $12,200, Tax $670.89 O'Clair, Douglas & Ann — Land, Cross Rd. 5 acres $2,500, Tax $104.50 Orrok, James F. & Jennie — Homeplace, Province Rd., 5 acres $4,250, buildings $19,412, Mobile Home $2,782, Tax $1,105.36 Pavlik, David J. & Mary R. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 10.7 acres $4,150, buildings $15,000, Tax $800.47 Pavlik, John Jr. & Ruth B. — Mobile Home, Brook Rd., 2'/2 acres $5,800, buildings $922, Mobile Home $5,125, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $445.21 Pearson, Charles — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 3 acres $1,900, buildings $7,000, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $322.02 Pelletier, Joseph G. & Patricia F. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 35 acres $4,350, buildings $5,550, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $363.82 Persons, Mildred H. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 2 acres $3,050, buildings $10,950, Tax $585.20 Pertusio, Rene & Grace Homeplace, Center Rd., 80 acres $9,025, buildings $11,850, Tax $872.58 Pike, Edith — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 6 acres $4,150, buildings $14,150. Tax $764.94 Pike, Edith — Land & Barn, Land $300, buildings $1,350, Tax $68.97 Pike, Edith — Pike Land, 25 acres $2,200, Tax $91.96 Pike, Edith — Smart Land, 9 acres $1,450, Tax $60.61 Powers, Thomas B. & Carmela P. — Homeplace, Washington Rd.. 48 acres $9,100, Land use $2,741, buildings $13,600, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $633.05 Powers, Thomas B. & Carmela P. — Rollins Place, Washington Rd., 222 acres $18,250, Land use $13,946, buildings $6,050, Tax $835.83 Price, Charles F. — Homeplace, Center Rd., 9 acres $5,800, buildings $6,900, Tax $321.86 50 Prior, Robert A. & Marilyn T. — Mobile Home, Center Rd., 12 acres $5,500, Land use $2,193, buildings $212, Mobile Home $3,246, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $186.21 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 25 acres $6,900 Land use $5,703, buildings $16,050, Vet. Ex. $100, Tax $809.28 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Gocha Lot, 45 acres $1,800, Land use $4725, Tax $30.31 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Lot 17, 65 acres $3,250, Land use $1,047, Tax $43.77 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Land, 1 18 acres $8,250, Land use $3,349, Tax $139.99 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Land, 15 acres $2,000, Land use $2,415, Tax $100.95 Purmort, Richard A. & Rita E. — Lot 12 H&P, $5,450, Tax $227.81 l Purmort, Richard A. & rita E. — /2 interest, Ekberg Land, Rand Pond. 100 acres $9,800, Tax $409.64 Purnell, Kerwin F. & Ann D. -- Homeplace, Rte. 10, 10 acres $6,350, buildings $14,200, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $808.99 Purnell, Kerwin F. & Ann D — Land & building, Rte. 10, 86 acres $6,450, buildings $1,150, Tax $317.68 Quigley, James & Diana — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 1 Vi acres $3,000, buildings $12,900, Tax $0.00 Reed, Roger & Susie — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 8 acres $6,400, buildings $12,200, Tax $777.48 Richards, William A. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 5 acres $4,350, buildings $6,900, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $420.25 Richardson, Dorothea - Homeplace, Washington Rd., 3 acres $3,000, buildings $6,800, Tax $0.00 Robbins, Paul L. — Homeplace, Old Province Rd., 3 acres $2,500, buildings $9,800, Tax $514.14 Robillard, Bratan V. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 58 acres $1 1,400, Landuse $8,490, buildings $9,350, Mobile Home $800, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $729.15 Robillard, Bratan V. — Land, W. Side Brook Rd., 40 acres $9,800, Land use $5,233, Tax $218.74 l Rochford, Paul — Homeplace, Brook Rd., /2 acre $1,250, buildings $4,450, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $188.26 Sampson, Howard A. & Patricia E. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 5 acres $3,000, buildings $14,000, Tax $710.60 Schendler, Sylvan & Virginia — Homeplace, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 75 acres $9,650, Land use $2,249, buildings $23,300, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $1,017.95 Schendler, Sylvan & Virginia — Land, E. Side Old Lempster Coach Rd., 85 acres $15,200, Land use $1,414, Tax $59.11 Schendler, Sylvan & Virginia — Shedd Lot, 10 acres $5,000, Land use $161, Tax $6.73 Schendler, Sylvan & Virginia Peter Ayotte Land, 90 acres $4,500, Land use $1,449, Tax $60.57 H. — '/ interest, Homeplace, Brook Rd., 70 acres $5,125, Scranton, John 2 Land use $4,018, buildings $10,000, Tax $585.95 [ Scranton, John H. — /2 interest. Lot on Brook Rd., 30 acres $850, Land use $1,179, Tax $49.28 Scranton, John H. — Harrad Land, 3 acres $3,300, Tax $137.94 51 Scranton, Roscoe — Vi interest, Homeplace, Brook Rd., 70 acres $5,125, Land use $4,018, buildings $10,000, Tax $585.95 Scranton, Roscoe — l/> interest, Lot on Brook Rd., 30 acres $850, Land use $1,179, Tax $49.28 Shea, Barry John — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 31.4 acres $10,000, buildings $12,850, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $905.13 Shepard, Madeline — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 1 acre $1,050, buildings $2,050, Tax $129.58 Singley, David & Nancy — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 14 acres $3,600, buildings $20,700, Trailer $1,000, Tax $1,057.54 Skinner, Robert A. — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 6-8 acres $3,700, buildings $17,500, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $836.16 Skinner, Robert A. — Land, Brook Rd., 12-14 acres $4,620, Tax $193.12 Skinner, Robert A. — House & Land, Brook Rd., 5 acres $7,650, buildings $13,950, Tax $902.88 Smith, Frederic M. & Christine P. — Homeplace, Province Rd., 3 acres $2,750, buildings $15,500, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $712.85 Smith, Pauline A. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 5 acres $2,500, buildings $6,500, Tax $376.20 Smith, Roger W. — Lindahl Cottage, Rand Pond, Land $4,400, buildings $7,300, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $439.06 Sova, Charles J. & Alice — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 50 acres $6,500, Land use $2,597, buildings $17,700, Tax $430.42 Starcher, Cleveland & Faith — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 10 acres $4,950, buildings $14,750, Tax $823.46 Stelljes, John — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 107 acres $12,350, buildings $6,950, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $547.74 Stevens, William H. & Madeline L. — Homeplace, Center Rd., 118 acres $11,850, buildings $8,450, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $798.54 Stevens, William H. & Madeline L. — Barn & Land, S.Side Center Rd., 1 >/2 acres $750, buildings $100, Tax $35.53 Stevens, William S. & Deborah — Mobile Home, Brickyard Rd., 2 acres $2,000, buildings $200, Mobile Home $2,500, Tax $196.46 Straw, Robert A. — Homeplace, Lot 7 H&P, Land $6,200, buildings $7,500, Tax $572.66 Sunapee Mt. Grange — Hall, Rte. 10, Land $400, buildings $3,900, Tax $179.74 Sunapee Mt. Grange — Newton Park, Washington Rd., Land $600, Tax $25.08 Sweet, Madgeline J. — Homeplace, Ball Park Rd., 2 acres $2,000, buildings $14,000, Tax $668.80 Tenney, John & Jean — Homeplace, Sholes Rd., 3 acres $1,550, buildings $11,200, Tax $532.95 Thibodeau, Gertrude — Mobile Home, Washington Rd., 5 acres $3,000, buildings $1,000, Mobile Home $3,378, Tax $308.40 Thorngren, Carl R. & Janet P. — Homeplace, Washington Rd., 3 acres $3,150, buildings $6,600, Vet. Ex. $100, Tax $307.55 Wallace, Robert & Nancy — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 5 acres $2,550, buildings $11,750, Tax $597.74 Walter, James P. & Mary C. — Homeplace, Cross Rd., 6.5 acres $3,750, buildings $18,225, Tax $918.56 52 Warburton, Harry A. Sr. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 6 acres $1,800, buildings $7,300, Tax $171.38 Warburton, Harry A. Jr. — Mobile Home, Mummery Rd., 5 acres $1,500, buildings $1,072, Mobile Home $3,378, Tax $248.71 Wasasier, Harry & Lucile — Homeplace, Center Rd., 9 acres $7,300, Land use $1,405, buildings $14,500, Tax $664.83 Wasasier, Harry & Lucile — Land, Center Rd., 4 acres $3,000, Land use $141, Tax $5.89 Wentzell, Grace — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 60 acres $28,950, buildings $72,775, Tax $4,252.11 Wex, Helmut H. — Mobile Home, Washington Rd., 1 acre $2,250, buildings $500, Mobile Home $4,150, Tax $288.42 Wex, Helmut H. — Land, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 1.6 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 Williamson, Stanley & Esther — Homeplace, Messer Rd., 20 acres $2,900, Land use $1,524, buildings $10,900, Tax $519.32 Williamson, Stanley & Esther — Land & buildings, W. Side Messer Rd., 20 acres $2,900, Land use $1,892, buildings $850, Tax $114.62 Williamson, Stanley & Esther — Land N. Goshen, 1 acre $500, Tax $20.90 Wood, Frederic O. Jr. & D. Elaine — Homeplace, Brook Rd., 5 acres $2,350, buildings $10,450, Vet. Ex. $50, Tax $485.04 Wood, Frederic O. Jr. & D. Elaine — Mobile Home, Washington Rd., 2'/2 acres $3,000, buildings $814, Mobile Home $2,318, Tax $256.32 Wood, Frederic O. Jr. & D. Elaine — Aiken Cottage, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,950, buildings $3,900, Tax $244.53 Wright, Ralph E. & Viola I — Mobile Home, 10.4 acres $6,500, Mobile Home $8,400, Tax $622.82 Wright, Ralph E. & Viola I. — Mobile Home, buildings $500, Mobile Home $3,000, Tax $146.30 Wright, Ralph E. & Viola I. — Store & building, Rte. 10, 1 acre $1,800, buildings $16,500, Tax $764.94 l Yager, Jon H. — /2 interest, Homeplace, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 6 acres $2,225, buildings $4,825, Tax $294.69 Yenawine, Gardner P. — Homeplace, E. Side Brook Rd., 6 acres $6,000, buildings $14,000, Tax $836.00 Yenawine, Gardner P. — Land, W. Side Brook Rd., 2 acres $2,000, Tax $83.60 Young, Cloie — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 7 acres $3,000, buildings $5,000, Tax $0.00 Young, Edward L. & Florence E. — Homeplace, Rte. 10, 12'/i acres $2,500, buildings $22,250, Tax $1,034.55 Yurek, Theodore Jr. & Sandra — Modular Home, Brook Rd., Y4 acre $1,900, buildings $16,000, Tax $748.22 Yurgeles, Michael J. & L. Heather — Homeplace, Center Rd., 20 acres $3,000, buildings $11,100, Tax $589.38 Zerbel, Arthur — Homeplace, Center Rd., 60 acres $8,000, buildings $1 5,000, Tax $961.40 53 TAXABLE PROPERTY NON-RESIDENT 1978 Agel, J. Stephen — Land off Province Rd., 90 acres $6,400, Tax $267.52 Albacento, Peter — Land, DeRo Rd., 45 acres $4,300, buildings $7,050, Tax $474.43 Anderson, Andrew & Anneliese — Land, Washington Rd., 47 acres $6,500, Tax $271.70 Anderson, John Jr. & Jean — Cottage, Lot 13, Land $2,900, buildings $5,700, Tax $359.48 Anderson, John Jr. & Jean — Back Lot, Land $700, Tax $29.26 Anderson, Helyn A. — Ayotte Land, 2'/2 acres $2,000, Tax $83.60 Angelo, Louis & Mary — Cottage, land, Brook Rd., 10 acres $3,700, buildings $1,850, Tax $231.99 Apholt, Mary — Lot 14, DuBois, Land $2,250, Tax $94.05 Apholt, Mary — Lots 18 & 19, DuBois, Land $1,700, Tax $71.06 Apholt, Mary — Cottage, Lot 20 DuBois, Land $1,000, buildings $5,900, Tax $288.42 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Trow Lot, 30 acres $2,100, Land use $386, Tax $16.13 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Chandler-Hosley Lot, 178 acres $8,900, Land use $2,293, Tax $95.85 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Lear, Powers, Smart Land, 45 acres $8,500, Land use $580, Tax $24.24 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — American Realty Land, 27 acres $4,200, Land use $348, Tax $14.55 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Howe Land, 25 acres $2,000, Land use $322, Tax $13.46 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Scranton Lot, 20 acres $2,400, Land use $258, Tax $10.78 Atkinson-Davis Corp. — Farr Lang Lot, 15 acres $1,350, Land use $193, Tax $8.07 Atkinson-Davis Corp. Land East Const. Corp. — Rowe Lot, 3 acres, $350, Tax $14.63 Atkinson-Davis Corp. /Land East Const. Corp. — Town Lot, 125 acres $7,500, Tax $313.50 Atkinson-Davis Corp. /Land East Const. Corp. — Daphne Allen Lot, 105 acres $6,250, Land use $1,352, Tax $56.51 Austin, Maurice Jr. & Beverly — Greeley Lot, 39 acres $2,950, Tax $123.31 Avery, John Jr. — Cottage & Land, Cross Rd., 7 acres $1,100, buildings $500, Tax $66.88 Avery, John Sr. — Land, Cross Rd., 86 acres $8,600, Tax $359.48 Ayotte, Henry & Fournier, Douglas — Ayotte Pasture, 19.6 acres $3,000, Tax $125.40 Ayotte, Kenneth A. & Jeanette E. — Land, Brook Rd., 2 acres $1,400, Tax $58.52 Bailey, Francis M. — Cottage, Lot 18 H&P, Land $4,450, buildings $10,050, Tax $606.10 Bailey, George G. & Helen — Cottage, Lot 11 Bonny Acres, Land $1,950, buildings $3,100, Tax $211.09 Bailey, William D. — Land, W. Side Cross Rd., 5 acres $3,000, Tax $125.40 54 Bailey, Willis E. — Cottage & Land, Center Rd., Land $1,900, buildings $2,750, Tax $194.37 Bargelshi, Donald C. — 18' Boat $2,500, Tax $104.50 Bartlett, Phyllis A. — Gregg Lot, 30 acres $6,750, Tax $282.15 >/ Barton, James W. — 2 interest, Lead Mine Lot 50, 1 14 acres $2,275, Land use $1,248, Tax $52.17 Beeler, Herbert — Cottage, Lot 2 H & P, Land $5,450, buildings $4,050, Tax $397.10 Belavance, Donald L. — House & Land, Cross Rd., 6'/2 acres $3,200, buildings $6,750, Tax $415.91 Bixby, James & Greene, Richard — Scott Pasture, 70 acres $7,850, Tax $328.13 Blaney, Ivan Isabell — Cottage, Lot 8 Bonny Acres, & Land $ 1 ,950, buildings $4,500, Tax $269.61 Booth, Burk H. — Dunbar Lot, 40 acres $5,000, Tax $209.00 Budney, Victor J. — Mobile Home, Ball Park Rd., Land $5,500, buildings $300, Mobile Home $5,680, Tax $479.86 Burford, Carol — 1/3 interest, Herndon Place, Cross Rd., 1 14 acres $2,750, buildings $4,300, Tax $294.69 Burford, Robert E. & Lois N. -- Cotage, Lot 11A H&P, Land $1,200, buildings $5,450, Tax $277.97 Burford, Robert E. & Lois N. — Land back of H&P, 5 acres $500, Tax $20.90 Burford, Robert E. & Lois N. — W. Nelson Place, Rte. 10, 1/3 acre $1,900, buildings $10,000, Tax $497.42 Burns, Paul S. — Cottage, Lots 7 & 8 DuBois, Land $4,550, buildings $6,700, Tax $470.25 Bushnell, Leonard S. & Sharon S. — Benjamin Rand Place, 12 acres $2,550, buildings $8,150, Tax $447.26 Byrne, Mildred E. — Shedd Lot, 35 acres $2,800, Tax $1 17.04 Call, Robert E. — Cottage, Lot 12 H&P, Land $3,450, buildings $4,850, Tax $346.94 Canniff, Paul J. & Joyce — Lot off Rte. 10, 48 acres $3,350, Tax $140.03 Cannon, Peter & Elaine — Cottage & Land, Province Rd., 18 acres $5,500 buildings $3,200, Tax $363.66 Cannon, Peter & Elaine — Hall Lot Province Rd., 23 acres $4,800, Tax $200.64 Carley, Gayle — Gregg Wood Lot, 15 acres $1,550, Tax $64.79 Carlson, John A. & Virginia P. — House & Land, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 12'/2 acres $5,785, buildings $12,000, Tax $743.41 Caron, Albert Estate c/o George Caron — Land, Mummery Rd., 40 acres $7,200, Tax $300.96 Caron, George — Mobile Home & Tool Shed, Mummery Rd., buildings $2,590, Mobile Home $3,014, Tax $234.25 Casagrande Children -- Trudeau Place, W. Side Province Rd., 362 acres $36,200, Land use $7,796, building $12,450, Tax $846.28 Casagrande Children — Land, E. Side Province Rd., 16 acres $6,300, Land use $258, Tax $10.78 Casagrande, Dirk — Griswold Land, 15 acres $2,300, Land use $331, Tax $13.84 Casagrande, Leo & Carla Maria — Barn & Land, 1 acre $1,300, buildings $700, Tax $83.60 55 Casagrande, Leo & Carla Maria — Morey Place, 113 acres $10,600, Land use $3,787, buildings $9,950, Tax $574.21 Casagrande, Leo & Carla Maria — Robbins Lot, 175 acres $7,900, Land use $2,818, Tax $117.79 Chisholm, Betsy — Vi interest, Land, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 82 acres $6,150, Land use $1,247, Tax $52.12 Cole, Frederick W. & Dorothy — Cottage & Land, Lear Hill Rd., 5 acres $2,850, buildings $8,750, Tax $484.88 Coombs, Melvin — Land, Washington Rd., 3 acres $1,500, buildings $600, Mobile Home $200, Tax $96.14 Corriveau, Sandra, Sylvia & Alliotte — House & Land, Center Rd., 104 acres $5,200, buildings $24,000, Tax $1,220.56 Cote, Harold A. & Anne S. — Schoolhouse, Center Rd., 10 acres $4,400, buildings $2,300, Tax $280.06 l Cotton, Jean B. — /2 interest, Lead Mine Lot 50, 1 14 acres $2,275, Land use $1,248, Tax $52.17 Covit, Harold & Gertrude — House & Land, Center Rd., 21 acres $8,000, buildings $20,000, Tax $1,170.40 Crawford, G. Henry — Cottage, Lot 17 H&P, Land $5,350, buildings $5,350, Tax $447.26 Crawford, Stanley R. & Louise T. — A-frame & Land, Brook Rd., Land $2,400, buildings $6,000, Tax $351.12 Cunniff, Edward — Cottage, Lot 6 Bonny Acres, Land $2,000, buildings $6,450, Tax $353.21 Currier, Cedric E. & Doris G. — Land, Ball Park Rd., 3 acres $1,550, Tax $64.79 Cusanelli, Elaine T. — Cottage, Lot 6 H&P, Land $1,450, buildings $7,750, Tax $384.56 Damery, Thomas A. & Jane C. — Cottage & Land, Brook Rd., Land $2,050, buildings $2,700, Tax $198.55 Dane, George R. — Harrad Land, Province Rd., 20 acres $4,150, Tax $173.47 Davis, Stuart — Cottage, Lot 3 H&P, Land $5,850, buildings $9,100, Tax $624.91 Demico, Woodrow W. — Cottage, Lot Rand Pond, Land $2,800, buildings $4,600, Tax $309.32 Densmore, Betty C. — Cottage, Lot Rand Pond, Land $7,250, buildings $1,850, Tax $380.38 DeRobertis Marc A. & Betty J. — Cottage & Land, Center Rd., 2 acres $1,900, buildings $2,050, Tax $165.11 DeSpirito, Emil J. & Rose G. — Cottage, Lot 11 H&P, Land $5,500, buildings $7,250, Tax $532.95 Dexter, William B. & Kathleen E. — House, Garage & Land, Washington Rd., 10 acres $5,000, buildings $15,600, Tax $861.08 Dombrowski, Norma — Lot 18A H&P, Land $800, Tax $35.53 Dombrowski, Norma — Back Lot, $600, Tax $25.08 DuBois, Floyd C. Estate — Land, W. Side Rand Pond, Land $550, Tax $22.99 DuBois, Floyd C. Estate — Woodland, 111 acres $11,150, Tax $466.07 DuBois, Hilda — Snack Bar & Land, Land $7,600, buildings $500, Tax $338.58 DuBois, Hilda — Cottage, Lot 12 Bonny Acres, Land $1,700, buildings $3,350, Tax $211.09 56 DuBois, Hilda — Lot 13, Bonny Acres, Land $1,300, Tax $54.34 Eastman, Jerry G. & Karen J. — Lots 1, 2, 3, Cross Rd., 6.51 acres $2,400, Tax $100.32 Eastman, Jerry G. & Karen J. — Lot 2, Cross Rd., 5.4 acres $2,750, Tax $114.95 l Egan, Joseph R. & Carol A. — /2 interest, Cottage & Land, Mummery Rd., 31 acres $2,425, buildings $225, Tax $110.77 Fairbanks, John C. — Sholes Pasture, 30 acres $2,700, Tax $112.86 Faughnan, Michael J. & Mary P. — Land, Rte. 10, 33 acres $5,860, Tax $244.95 Fennessy, Raymond F. — Cottage, Rand Pond Rd., 1 acre $4,500, buildings $6,250, Tax $449.35 l Ferguson, John G. & Helen M. — /2 interest, Cottage & Land, Mummery Rd., 31 acres $2,425, buildings $225, Tax $110.77 Figgatt, Ralph L. & Olive — Land, Center Rd., 77.8 acres $6,700, Tax $280.06 Fox, Louis J. & Edna H. — House, Ball Park Rd., 1 acre $1,200, buildings $6,500, Tax $321.86 Frazier, William A. & Dorothy — Cottage, Lot 3 Bonny Acres, Land $1,950, buildings $3,000, Tax $206.91 Freak, John N. & Bailey, Virginia — Lot 6, Cross Rd., 5.5 acres $2,750, Tax $114.95 Gibbs, Orville J. & Anna A. — Nutting Land, 26 acres $2,860, Tax $1 19.55 Gilbert, Earl C. — Lot 19 H&P, Land $2,350, Tax $98.23 Gillespie, Donald & Mark — Lot 9A H&P, Land $700, Tax $29.26 Gillespie, William E. — Cottage, Lot 10A H&P, Land $750, buildings $1,400, Tax $89.87 Goldberg, Morris I. & Fentin, Shirley J. — Int. Mfg. Corp. Timberland, 2036 acres $94,700, Tax $3,958.46 Gould, Josephine — Cottage & Land, Center Rd., 5 acres $2,150, buildings $350, Tax $104.50 Grimes, Warren — Lot on Blood Brook, 1 acre $500, buildings $250, Tax $31.35 Griswold, Raymond A. Jr. & Lillian L. — Cottage, Lot 15 H&P, Land $5,600, buildings $5,500, Tax $463.98 Griswold, Raymond A. Jr. & Lillian L. — Lot 16 H&P, Land $5,600, Tax $234.08 Harrison, Edith & Johnson, Ruth — Land, Brook Rd., 130 acres $9,050, Land use $5,980, Tax $249.96 Harvey J. May — Mobile Home, Ball Park Rd., Mobile Home $800, Tax $33.44 Heath, Norman E. & Esther S. — Cottage, Lot 10 DuBois, Land $2,650, buildings $6,550, Tax $384.56 Helgren, Alfred C. & Jeanne B. — Lot on Cross Rd., 7 acres $1,200, Tax $50.16 Henderson, Ronald C. & Catherine — House& Land, ProvinceRd., 40 acres $7,350, buildings $17,950, Tax $1,057.54 Herndon, Dale L. — 1/3 interest, Herndon Place, Cross Rd., 114 acres $2,750, buildings $4,300, Tax $294.69 Herndon, John P. — 1/3 interest, Herndon Place, Cross Rd., 114 acres $2,750, buildings $4,300, Tax $294.69 57 1 Hill, Evan & Priscilla — Land, W. Side Brook Rd., 36 acres $10,000, Tax $418.00 Holden, Horace A. — Cottage, Lot 14 H&P, Land $6,000, buildings $8,800, Tax $618.64 Holt, Henry L. & Priscilla M. — Wood Lot, Brook Rd., 3 acres $3,700, Tax $154.66 Hook, Frank J. — Cottage, Lots 29-32 DuBois, Land $2,000, buildings $4,050, Tax $252.89 Horney, William C. & Marie R. — Cottage, Lots 5-6 Rand Pond, Land $5,050, buildings $5,350, Tax $434.72 Howard, Herbert G. — Land, E. Side Mountain Rd., 58 acres $4,002, Land use $1,918, buildings $600, Tax $105.25 Howard, Herbert G. — Hurd Pasture, Mountain Rd., 50 acres $3,200, Land use $805, Tax $33.65 Howard, Catherine G. — House & Land, Mountain Rd., 21 acres $5,300, Land use $1,920, buildings $11,650, Tax $567.23 Howard, Catherine G. — Alexander Land, Mountain Rd., 28 acres $1,960, Tax $81.93 Howard, Catherine G. — Ayotte Land, Mountain Rd., 35 acres $2,450, Tax $102.41 Hupfer, Rose — Cottage & Land, Brook Rd., Land $2,350, buildings $50, Tax $100.32 Hurdle, James S. & Lucy — Cottage, Lot 15 DuBois, Land $2,900, buildings $1,800, Tax $196.46 Huston, Milton T. & Elizabeth W. — House, Barn & Land, Mummery Rd., 52 acres $6,950, buildings $16,350, Tax $973.94 International Paper Co - - Timberland, 1,504 acres $63,168, Land use $19,372, Tax $809.75 Italiano, William S. & Joan A. - House, Bonny Acres, Land $2,500, buildings $15,000, Tax $731.50 Jesseman, Donald E. - Cottage, Lot 4 H&P, Land $6,750, buildings $2,600, Tax $390.83 Johnson, Eles A. — Cottage, Rand Pond, Land $2,650, buildings $8,050, Tax $447.26 Johnson, Glendon E. — Powers Lot, 78 acres $5,450, Tax $227.81 Johnson, Glendon E. — Buker Lot, 24 acres $2,050, Tax $85.69 Johnson, Mortimer S. — Cottage, Lot 2 DuBois, Land $2,750, buildings $6,850, Tax $401.28 Jones, Anna — House & Land, DeRo Road, 20 acres $2,350, buildings $1,700, Tax $169.29 Jones Maile — !/2 interest, House & Land, Old Lempster Coach Rd., 6 acres $2,225, buildings $4,825, Tax $294.69 Jordan, Donald E. & Nancy -- Chandler Hill, Center Rd., 117 acres $8,915, Land use $3,474, Tax $145.21 Kammerer, Beatrice M. — Cottage & Land, Center Rd., 3 lA acres $3,750, buildings $5,200, Tax $374. 1 x Kammerer, Edward E. & Beatrice M. — /i interest, Crane Place, 208'/2 acres $8,850, Tax $369.93 Kammerer, Edward E. & Beatrice M. — '/2 interest, Pettis Land, Land $1,000, Tax $41.80 Kammerer, Edward E. & Beatrice M. — x/i interest, Lewis Land, 35 acres $2,875, Tax $120.18 58 Kelly, Louise — Land, Province Rd., 20 acres $3,650, Land use $552, Tax $23.07 Knox, Anne P. — Land, E. Side Brook Rd., 12.6 acres $10,500, Tax $438.90 Korder, Walter O.R. — Land, Province Rd., 30 acres $6,300, Tax $263.34 Koszela, John — Land, Ball Park Rd., 70 acres $4,650, Tax $194.37 Krulikowski, Edward & Pauline — Cottage & Land, Washington Rd., 16 acres $4,900, buildings $4,700, Tax $401.28 LeClerc, George E. & Theresa M. — Bartlett Land, Center Rd., 45.3 acres $5,325, Tax $222.59 Lewin Forests Inc. — Land, 40 acres $3,200, Tax $133.76 Lewis, William A. — House & Land, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,300, buildings $10,100, Tax $476.52 Libera, Leo — Mobile Home & Land, Cross & Brook Rds., 17 acres $5,550, Mobile Home $1,449, Tax $292.56 Lovejoy, Frederick H. Jr. — Gregg Place, Brook Rd., 75 acres $13,750, buildings $13,850, Tax $1,153.68 Lucas, Robert — Mobile Home, Zipfel Land, Brickyard Rd., Mobile Home $2,200, Tax $91.96 Lynch, Philip J. — Berquist Land, Center Rd., 50 acres $9,200, Tax $384.56 Malloch, James C. & Harriet M. — A-frame & Land, Brook Rd., Land $3,400, buildings $6,150, Tax $399.19 Mastin, Robert Jr. & Sherri — Cottage, Lot 7 Bonny Acres, $ 1 ,950, buildings $4,750, Tax $280.06 McClellan, Maurice E. — Land, Brook Rd., 51 acres $3,350, Tax $140.03 McConologue, Anthony J. — House & Land, Province Rd., 35 acres $6,350, Land use $1,547, buildings $5,600, Tax $298.74 McConologue, Anthony J. — Land, Province Rd., 25 acres $4, 100, Land use $460, Tax $19.23 McElreavy, John R. — Mobile Home & Land, Center Rd., 37 acres, $6,200, Mobile Home $600, Tax $284.24 McGhee, Janet — House & Land, Ball Park Rd., 4 acres $2,750, buildings $5,600, Tax $349.03 McGuire, Stephen & Janet — Land, Cross Rd., 4.4 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 McNulty, Joseph & Judith Lee Cottage, Lot 3 Rand Pond, Land $3,100, buildings $6,000, Tax $380.38 Meier, Sylvia R.P. — Cottage & Land, W.Side Rte. 10, 1 acre $2,000, buildings $6,000, Tax $334.40 Merrigan, Paul & Lori — 1/3 interest, House & Land, Brook Rd., Land $3,634, buildings $3,000, Tax $277.30 Merrigan, Paul & Lori — 1/3 interest, Land S. Side Brook Rd., Land $684, Tax $28.59 Merrigan, Paul & Lori — Mobile Home $5,000, Tax $209.00 Merrill, George E. & Patricia C. Lot, Brook Rd., Land $700, Tax $29.26 Merritt, Carl S. & Janet M. — Land, Page Hill, 10 acres $1,000, Tax $41.80 Miller, Alfred L. & Letitia M. — Cottage, Lot 1 Bonny Acres, Land $2,250, buildings $4,600, Tax $286.33 Miller, Gordon E. & Mary — Cottage, Lot 4 DuBois, Land $3,250, buildings ' $7,400, Tax $445.17 Miller, Helen C. — Cottage, Lot 3 DuBois, Land $2,800, buildings $7,650, Tax $436.81 Miller, Joseph & Yvonne — Caron Place. Province Rd., 3 acres $1,500, buildings $9,500, Tax $459.80 59 Mitchell, William B. & Mary M. — Lot 8A H&P, Land $700, Tax $29.26 Mosher, Worden C. — Cottage, Lot 23 DuBois, Land $1,300, buildings $6,150, Tax $311.41 Murphy, Cornelius J. -- Cottage, Brook Rd., Land $1,000, buildings $3,200, Tax $175.56 Nelson, Clifford — Vi interest, Woodland, E. Side Cross Rd., 25 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 Nelson, James E. — Goshen Country Store, Land $1,100, buildings $7,000, Tax $338.58 Nelson, James E. & Ruth E. — House & Land, Washington Rd., 5 acres $3,000, buildings $11,000, Tax $585.20 Neuberger, Donald & Barbara — Cottage, Lot 5 Bonny Acres, Land $1,800, buildings $4,900, Tax $280.06 N.H. Electric Corp. — Electric Power Line, 19.57 acres $22,300, Tax $932. 14 Nilsen, Arne R. & Ethel N. — Building & Land, Washington Rd., 5 acres $2,500, buildings $2,000, Tax $188.10 Nordstrom, Joseph A. — Cottage & Land, Rand Pond, Land $7,350, buildings $700, Tax $503.69 Norris, Donald & Lamb, Paul — Land, Brook Rd., 39 acres $3,750, Tax $156.75 Nutting, Raymond E. & Lillian M. — Greely Lot, 20 acres $2,200, buildings $6,050, Tax $91.96 Nye, George P. — House, Barn & Land, Province & Messer Rds., 2'/2 acres $2,450, buildings $6,050, Tax $355.30 O'Hara, Robert J. — Cottage, Lot 15 DuBois, Land $550, buildings $450, Tax $41.80 Oleson, Frederick B. — Camp, Brook Rd., 1 acre $2,850, buildings $650, Tax $146.30 Oliphant, Melvain -- Shed & Land, Cross Rd. 4 Corners, 1 acre $400, buildings $200, Tax $25.08 Owen, Clarence B. & Muriel — House & Land, Washington Rd., 60 acres $8,500, buildings $9,400, Trailer $200, Tax $756.68 Ownes, Eldon J. — Blacksmith Shop, Lear Hill Rd., Land $150, buildings $200, Tax $14.63 Page, George & Debra — House & Land, Province Rd., 1 acre $1,500, buildings $12,000, Tax $564.30 Pappas, Helen — Land, E. Side Rte. 10, 1.45 acres $1,000, Tax $41.80 Paul, Clara — Gilman Lot, 100 acres $8,000, Tax $334.40 Pergoda, Henry F. & Barbara A. — Cottage & Land, E. Side Brook Rd., 1 acre $4,800, buildings $3,800, Tax $359.48 Perkins, Martin — Collins Lot, 27 acres $2,700, Land use $435, Tax $18.18 Peterson, Floyd C. - Cottage, Lots 11, 12, 13 DuBois, Land $7,650, buildings $8,150, Tax $660.44 Peterson, J. Paul — Cottage, Lot 9 H&P, Land $6,450, buildings $8,200, Tax $621.78 Phelps, Elsworth & Ann — House & Land, Brook Rd., 3.13 acres $5,000, buildings $20,000, Tax $1,045.00 Philbrick, Clyde B. — Cottage, Brook Rd., 2 acres $900, buildings $3,950, Tax $202.73 Pieczarka, Fred W. — Land, Washington & Old Lempster Coach Rds., 2 acres $2,250, Tax $94.05 60 Pieczarka, Fred W. — Boisvert Place, Brook Rd., 12 acres $7,182, buildings $11,000, Tax $760.01 Pratt, Howard M. — Woodlot, Cross Rd., 5 acres $600, Tax $25.08 Price, Peter E. — Berquist Land, 5 acres $4,050, Tax $169.29 Public Service Co. of N.H. — $66,550, Tax $2,781.79 Pylilo, Richard & Nora — Cottage, Lot 4 DuBois, Land $1,500, buildings $4,450, Tax $248.71 Reed, Kenneth M. & Mary L. — House, Lots 7 & 8 Rand Pond, Land $5,200, buildings $7,500, Tax $530.86 Rickert, Henry & Eleanor P. — Land, W. Side Cross Rd., 10 acres $6,000, Tax $250.80 Rollins, Robert H. & Carolyn M. — Cottage, Rand Pond, .5 acre $6,450, buildings $5,050, Tax $480.70 Ross, Joseph J. Sr. — A-frame, Brook Rd., 1 acre $4,300, buildings $6,100, Tax $434.72 Roth, William J. Sr. & Johanna M. — Land, W. Side Rand Pond Rd., Land $2,000, Tax $83.60 Rourke, Patrick W. — Land, Washington & Old Lempster Coach Rds., 313 acres $5,000, Tax $209.00 Rousseau, Alfred W. & Ida B. — Cottage, Lot 10 Bonny Acres, Land $2, 100, buildings $7,600, Tax $405.46 Ryan, Thomas F. & Janet R. — Mobile Home, Shed & Land, Brook Rd., 1 acre $1,000, buildings $247, Mobile Home $3,014, Tax $178.11 Ryder, Tommy J. & Michael D. — Land, Rte. 10, 6.6 acres $1,250, Tax $52.25 Sagalyn, Irwin — Sawyer Land, Washington Rd., 100 acres $6,500, Tax $271.70 Salmoiraghi, Orest P. — Cottage & Land, Province Rd., 4 acres $3,800, buildings $2,800, Tax $275.88 Sanborn, Warren J. Sr. — Land, N.W. Side Brook Rd., 26 acres $2,300, Tax $96.14 Sargeant, Lawrence — Pike Lot, Washington Rd., 45 acres $4,950, Tax $206.91 Sargeant, Lawrence — Vi interest, Sholes Lot, Brook Rd., 18 acres $800, Tax $33.44 Sears, Harold S. & Jean L. — Robbins Land, Province Rd., 28 acres $5,000, Tax $209.00 Shaw, Kenneth/Trust B — '/2 interest, Ekberg Land, Rand Pond, 100 acres $9,800, Tax $409.64 Sherman, Thomas M. & Marilyn J. — Land, S. Side Center Rd., 7.7 acres $4,080, Tax $170.54 Simard, Normand M. — Gillette & Paul Land $2,850, Tax $119.13 — '/ interest, Sholes Lot, Brook Rd., 18 acres $800, Tax Smith, Clara R. 2 $33.44 Smith, Patricia A. -- House & Land, Washington Rd., 2'/2 acres $1,500, buildings $15,950, Tax $729.41 >/ Smith, Robert E. Jr. — Butler Land, E. Side Brook Rd., 1 2 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 Snelling, Arthur R. —Cottage, W. Side Rand Pond, Land $4,850, buildings $3,250, Tax $338.58 Stearns, Clayton P. & Julia B. — Cottage, Lot 20 H&P, Land $3,600, buildings $7,050, Tax $445.17 61 Stout, Elmer E. & Mary E. — Lot 5, Cross Rd., 5 acres $2,500, Tax $104.50 Straw, Robert & Muriel — Cottage, Lot 6 H&P, Land $6,450, buildings $450, Tax $288.42 Sullivan, Gertrude V. & Griffin, Maureen A. — Village School House, Rte. 10, 1/16 acre $350, buildings $2,950, Tax $137.94 Sweet, Betty F. — Lots 21 & 22, DuBois, Land $1,550, Tax $64.79 Terbush, Robert F. — Cottage, Lot 1 H&P, Land $5,550, buildings $7,450, Tax $543.40 Terwilliger, Gordon — House, Hawkins Land, Rand Pond, 38 acres $25,000, buildings $5,000, Tax $1,254.00 Tessier, Edmond E. & Pauline B. — >/£ interest, Crane Place, 208 ^ acres $8,850, Tax $369.93 Tessier, Edmond E. & Pauline B. — >/2 interest, Pettis Land $1,000, Tax $41.80 x Tessier, Edmond E. & Pauline B. — /i interest, Lewis Land, 35 acres $2,875, Tax $120.18 Theriault, Marcel — Cottage, Lot 9 Bonny Acres, Land $1,750, buildings $8,000, Tax $407.55 Toax, John — Land, W. Side Rte. 10, 5 acres $1,500, Tax $62.70 Towne, Bernard P. — Sargeant Lot, 46 acres $3,500, Tax $146.30 Truell, Bruce W. & Charlene D. — Winter Land, Rte. 10, Land $1,000, Tax $41.80 Tucke, Charles & Maureen — Land, Cross Rd., 30 acres $2,750, Tax $1 14.95 Vrooman, Morrell Jr. — Land, Brook Rd., 12 acres $1,600, Tax $66.88 Wade, Barry E. & Catherine S. — House & Land, E. Side Rte. 10, 19 acres $4,400, buildings $12,850, Tax $721.05 Watson, Leroy — Davis Land, 12 acres $3,750, Tax $156.75 Watson, Leroy — Davis Land, 28 acres $5,800, Tax $242.44 Welles, Martin L. & Russell W. — Bartlett Land, Brook Rd., 14 acres $9,550, Tax $399.19 Wentworth, Donald R. & Pauline L. — Cottage, Lot 8 H&P, Land $6,100, buildings $5,200, Tax $472.34 Wentzell, Richard — Land, E. Side Rte. 10, 16 acres $8,000, Tax $334.40 Wentzell, Richard — Land, W. Side Rte. 10, 1 15.6 acres $15,024, Tax $628.00 West, Thomas E. & Cecile E. — Land, Ball Park Rd., 2.5 acres $1,550, Tax $64.79 Wetmore, Walter W. & Daisy B. — Cottage & Land, Brook Rd., 2.5 acres $1,550, buildings $5,000, Tax $486.97 Wetmore, Walter W. & Daisy B. — John Paul Land, E. Side Brook Rd., 8 acres $4,150, Tax $173.47 White, Fred A. — Richards Land, 301 acres $13,150, Tax $549.67 Whitney, Ronald & Leone — Land, Center & Brickyard Rds., 10 acres $6,500, Mobile Home $200, Tax $280.06 Willey, Charles F. — Land, Cross Rd., 7 acres $2,450, Tax $102.41 Wodatch, Frank — Cottage & Land, Center Rd., 2 acres $2,700, buildings $1,650, Tax $181.83 Wylie, James R. — Gunnison Land, 40 acres $3,150, Tax $131.67 Yaglou, Edward P. — Part Lot 16, S.E. corner of town, 73 acres $2,920, Tax $122.06 Yenawine, Linda — Lucas Land, Province & Brook Rds., l lA acres $4,000, Tax $167.20 62 Yorkshire Timber Co. /Wagner Woodlands & Co. — Sawyer Land — 104 acres $9,000, Tax $376.20 Yurgeles, Helen — Land, S. Side Center Rd., 40 acres $5,500, Tax $229.90 Zipfel, Donald C. — Land, Brickyard Rd., 43 acres $4,350, Tax $181.83 TRAVEL TRAILERS AT RAND POND Bailey, Gertrude M. $ 325 $ 13.59 Barber, Ray F. 1,200 50.16 Bertrand, Ernest J. 1,900 79.42 Bilodeau, Richard 750 31.35 Black, Oscar 1,187 49.62 Blathckley, Charles Jr. 1,662 69.47 Bruno, Henry 700 29.26 Buinicky, John 1,000 41.80 Campanini, Robert 500 20.90 Cook Brad 1,900 79.42 Costello, Robert E. 1,000 41.80 Crate, Alexander J. Jr. 750 31.35 Cunniff, Edward 750 31.35 Daigle, Joseph E. 900 37.62 Danielson, Steven 2,000 83.60 DeBenedetto, Albert 1,500 62.70 DuFour, Paul E. 750 31.35 Dunphy, Bernard 1,000 41.80 Eno, Harold A. 1,350 56.43 Escalle, Victor E. 2,000 83.60 Everleth, David D. 500 20.90 Fiandaca, Anthony 700 29.26 Fletcher, John 1,000 41.80 Francia, Alfred 1,900 79.42 Gaskin, Arthur E. Jr. 300 12.54 Gerber, Edward 1,000 41.80 Goodman, Brian R. 1,000 41.80 Gullotto, Peter 2,140 89.45 Hamel, Paul 700 29.26 Handley, Ambrose F. 600 25.08 Hinchee, Robert 1,000 41.80 Hoben, George A. 2,000 83.60 Holmes, David C. 1,900 79.42 Hurd, Harold W. 1,000 41.80 Jensen, Frank 2,375 99.28 Kane, Doreen 1,250 52.25 LaChance, Gerard 300 12.54 LaFrance, Anita 500 20.90 Lewis, Ken 900 37.62 McNamara, Richard J. 5,000 209.00 Mellen, Robert F. 1,000 41.80 Miller, Rodney W. 1,000 41.80 Murray, James K. 1,750 73.15 63 Paulding, Ralph 1,300 54.34 Quinn, James L. Jr. 225 9.41 Rainville, David 1,235 51.62 Reed, Myrle Jr. E. 2,185 91.33 Reynolds, Landon B. 500 20.90 Richards, George 2,250 94.05 Robillard, Robert 375 15.68 Ross, James W. 150 6.27 Roush, Herman J. 1,500 62.70 Sancartier, Catherine 600 25.08 Sancartier, Armand Sr. 500 20.90 Schmidt, Henry 2,250 94.05 Schotta, Richard E. 1,000 41.80 Stewart, Charles 1,000 41.80 Taber, Ralph B. 450 18.81 Tachuk, John 500 20.90 Theriault, Dennis 2,200 91.96 Thomas, Steven 600 25.08 Tilton, Wallace 2,000 83.60 Tkachuk, John P. 100 4.18 Townshend, B. Douglas 2,000 83.60 Waites, William 250 10.45 Wood, Raymond B. 750 31.35 Woodward, Leon 600 25.08 64 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GOSHEN — LEMPSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR July 1, 1977 to June 30, 1978 65 EXECUTIVE ORGANIZATION GOSHEN - LEMPSTER SCHOOL BOARD John Scranton, Chairman Term expires 1982 Ellis J. Carrick Term expires 1980 Judy Hayslip Term expires 1981 Doris Adler Term expires 1983 Edward LeClair Term expires 1979 SUPERVISORY UNION #43 OFFICERS Ellis J. Carrick, Chairman Goshen-Lempster Louis Thompson, Vice Chairman Newport Emily Weathers, Secretary Kearsarge Doris Osgood, Treasurer Sunapee OFFICERS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT Moderator R. Barry Genzlinger Clerk Marion Kosotsky Treasurer Suzanne Durham Auditor Arthur Jillette ADMINISTRATIVE Superintendent of Schools Gordon B. Flint Assistant Superintendent of Schools John H. Sokul Teacher Consultant Alphonse J. Soucy Assistant for Business Affairs George M. West Office Manager Ines Ferriter Clerk Patricia Mullen School Nurse June F. Buck 66 REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER Fiscal Year July 1, 1977 to June 30, 1978 Cash on Hand July 1, 1977 (Treas. Bank Bal.) None Received from Selectman Current Appropriation $222,220.49 Revenue from State Sources 4,631.22 Revenue from Federal Sources 10,411.25 Received as Income from Trust Funds 34.83 Received from all Other Sources 2,528.66 Total Receipts $239,826.45 Total Amount Available for Fiscal Year $239,826.45 Less School Board Orders Paid 231,329.59 Balance on Hand June 30, 1978 (Treasurer's Bank Balance) $ 8,496.86 July 20, 1978 Suzanne G. Durham, District Treasurer AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE This is to certify that we have examined the books, vouchers, bank state- ments and other financial records of the treasurer of the school district of Goshen-Lempster of which the above is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1978, and find them correct in all respects. August 9, 1978 Auditor: Arthur Jillette 67 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT (Regular Account) For the Year Ending June 30, 1978 RECEIPTS REVENUE FROM LOCAL SERVICES Current Appropriation $222,220.49 Earnings from Permanent Funds & Endowments 34.83 Earnings from Temp. Deposits & Investments 942.21 $223,197.53 REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES School Building Aid $ 172.24 Sweepstakes 2,783.90 Incentive Aid 1,198.37 School Lunch - State Share 543.35 4,697.86 REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES School Lunch & Spec. Milk Program $ 7,015.93 Other Rev. from Fed. Sources - CETA 3,328.68 10,344.61 AMOUNTS RECEIVED FROM OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN STATE AND AMOUNTS RECEIVED FROM CAPITAL RESERVE FUNDS 1,586.45 Other In-State Receipts $ 1,586.45 TOTAL NET RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES $239,826.45 CASH ON HAND AT BEG. OF YR. JULY I, 1977 None GRAND TOTAL NET RECEIPTS $239,826.45 EXPENDITURES ADMINISTRATION 555.00 Salaries of District Officers Edward LeClair $ 100.00 Barbara Killoran 75.00 Ellis Carrick 75.00 Judith Hayslip 75.00 John Scranton 75.00 Suzanne Durham 100.00 R. Barry Genzlinger 10.00 Marian Kosotsky 45.00 68 CONTRACTED SERVICES 124.19 Charles Newton, Census 80.00 University of New Hampshire 34.19 Auditor, Arthur Jillette 10.00 OTHER EXPENSES 311.12 Argus Champion 9.00 Rachell Tirrell, Ballot Clerk 5.00 Mary McCullough, Ballot Clerk 5.00 Elilzabeth Nelson, Ballot Clerk 5.00 Suzanne Durham, Ballot Clerk 5.00 Barrett Press, Ballots 18.84 Town of Goshen, Checklist 6.00 Town of Lempster, Checklist 12.00 Argus Champion 46.17 Eagle Publications 59.36 Suzanne Durham, Stamp 13.00 New Hampshire School Board Assoc. Dues 125.00 Newport Publishing 1.75 INSTRUCTION 76,226.56 Teachers Salaries 58,929.25 Salaries of Other Instructional Staff 4,122.00 CETA Aide 3,337.09 Textbooks 2,172.02 School Libraries and Audiovisual Mat. 1,816.86 Teaching Supplies 3,829.81 Contracted Services 1,501.00 Other Expenses 518.53 HEALTH SERVICES Salaries, School Nurse 916.00 Other Expenses 446.00 Counselling Center of Sullivan Cty. 24.00 Central N.H. Educational Services 272.00 June Buck, Travel 150.00 PUPIL TRANSPORTATION Contracted Services 14,021.00 Other Expenses 2,625.00 Elizabeth Lohman 1,685.00 Maxfield Clinic 9.00 Charles Newton 931.00 OPERATION OF PLANT Salaries 4,629.50 Supplies, Except Utilities 601.01 Pioneer Manufacturing 71.90 Rowell Brothers 4.21 Reliable Paper and Supply 93.88 Richco Products 242.50 69 Interstate Restaurant 56.74 Allston Supply 131.78 Contracted Services 326.91 C. Newton, Rubbish and Snow Removal 326.91 Heat for Buildings 2,422.80 Corbett Oil 2,422.80 Utilities, Except Heat 2,437.69 Corbett Oil 145.17 New England Telephone 337.25 N.H. Electric Cooperative 1,955.27 MAINTENANCE OF PLANT Replacement of Equipment $ 107.87 Adirondak Direct $ 107.87 Repairs to Equipment 345.38 Regional Center for Educational Training 23.00 Standard Duplicator Sales 167.25 Stetson Blacksmithing 32.00 3M Business Products Sales 37.10 Young's 26.75 Fulton's Chatterbox - Exxon 44.00 Corbett Oil 15.28 Repairs to Buildings 6,821.45 LaValley Buildings Supply 38.20 Rowell Brothers 120.80 Nelson Hardware 120.23 K.C. Dresser 14.50 Western Fire Extinguisher Services 16.00 John Wirkkala 45.00 American Plate Glass 38.25 Charles Newton 216.75 Heath and Field 1,202.73 W.E. Aubuchon 8.99 George West, Agent (New well project exp.) 5,000.00 FIXED CHARGES F.I.C.A. 5,799.91 Insurance 1,721.00 Other Fixed Charges, BC/BS 600.28 SCHOOL LUNCH AND SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM Federal Monies 7,559.28 District Monies 500.00 OUTGOING TRANSFER ACCOUNT Tuition to Other School Districts 95,753.08 Transportation 512.56 District Share of Supervisory Expenses 5,966.00 Superintendent's Salary 1,212.39 ** Assistant Superintendent's Salary 863.10 ***Teacher Consultant's Salary 758.49 Union Personnel 3,132.02 70 TOTAL NET EXPENDITURES FOR ALL PURPOSES $231,329.59 CASH ON HAND AT END OF YEAR JUNE 30, 1978 8,496.86 GRAND TOTAL NET EXPENDITURES $239,826.45 *From State $2,400.00 Kearsarge $14,351.25 Newport $8,162.45 Croydon 352.44 Sunapee 4,116.47 **From State $2,400.00 Kearsarge $10,216.64 Newport $5,810.84 Croydon 250.90 Sunapee 2,930.52 **From State $2,400.00 Kearsarge $8,981.30 Newport $5,108.23 Croydon 220.56 Sunapee 2,576.17 71 TUITION LIST 1977 - 1978 NEWPORT Grade 12: Goyette, Lucinda $1,352.71 Goshen Bailey, Jackie 660.88 Goshen (left 1/27/78) (early graduate) Dennis, Kenny 540.72 Goshen (left 12/20/77) Galpin, Jane 1,352.71 Goshen Hodgman, Karen 1,352.71 Goshen Hopkins, Grace 1,352.71 Goshen Kimball, Paul 1,352.71 Lempster Lohman, Debbie 1,352.71 Lempster Lamery, Kathy 991.32 Goshen (left 4/10/78) Manseau, Greg 1,352.71 Lempster Moul, Thomas 1,352.71 Goshen Tenney, Sharon 1,352.71 Goshen Flewelling, Mark 1,352.71 Goshen Steen, Gary 781.04 Lempster (entered 12/5/77) Grade 11: Bevilacqua, Kevin 1,352.71 Goshen Fulton, Troy 1,352.71 Lempster Fedelski, Allen 1,352.71 Lempster Hooper, Brenda 1,352.71 Goshen Jones, David 1,352.71 Goshen Lohman, Robert 1,352.71 Lempster Pinkney, Gilbert 1,352.71 Lempster Quigley, Noel 1,352.71 Goshen Reasson, Rosemarie 1,352.71 Lempster Young, Robert 1,352.71 Goshen Yurgeles, Chris 1,352.71 Goshen Pelletier, Alan 1,352.71 Goshen Castor, Brenda 916.22 Lempster (entered 11/30/77) Grade 10: Ayotte, David 1,352.71 Goshen Baker, Susan 1,352.71 Goshen Bevilacqua, Dale 1,352.71 Goshen Champney, Ray 1,352.71 Lempster Goyette, Kevin 863.65 Goshen (left 3/9/78) Hayward, Mark 1,352.71 Goshen Hopkins, Andrew 1,352.71 Goshen Hughes, Kathy 1,352.71 Goshen Lohman, Laurie 1,352.71 Lempster Manseau, Abby 1,352.71 Lempster Raines, Woodrow 1,352.71 Goshen Singley, Trudy 1,352.71 Goshen Starcher, Chris 1,352.71 Goshen Shafer, Gail 1,352.71 Lempster Tenney, Michael 1,352.71 Goshen 72 Laware, Kevin 1.097.37 Lempster (entered 10/24/77) Murray, Tim 1,352.71 Lempster Whiting, Lorraine 1,352.71 Lempster Grade 9: Ash, Gina 1,352.71 Goshen Bushway, Helen 428.07 Goshen (left 12/1/77) Bushway, Ruth 292.89 Goshen (left 10/31/77) Cusanelli, Rocky 1,352.71 Goshen Davis, Penny 600.80 Lempster (left 1/16/78] Hayward, Robin 1,352.71 Goshen Hartwell, Tom 1,352.71 Lempster Hooper, Mike 1,352.71 Goshen Johnston, Brad 1,352.71 Lempster Jones, James 1,352.71 Goshen Kempton, Julie 1,352.71 Goshen Kimball, Dan 1,352.71 Lempster Ingalls, Walter 1,352.71 Lempster McCullough, Brian 1,352.71 Lempster Murray, Scott 1,352.71 Lempster Quigley, Patricia 1,352.71 Goshen West, Ralph 1,352.71 Goshen Wood, Sherri 1,352.71 Goshen Singley, Lori 1,352.71 Goshen Truman, Paul 1,352.71 Lempster Castor, Thomas 916.22 Lempster (entered 11/30/77) Wentzell, Richard 1,352.71 Goshen SUNAPEE Grade 12: Wandres, Floreida 1,400.00 Goshen Twombley, Cynthia 435.68 Goshen (entered 12/13/77) (left 4/10/78) Grade 10: Ash, Terry 1,400.00 Goshen Bailey, Lee Ann 1,400.00 Goshen Nelson, Laury 1,400.00 Goshen Knapp, Rochelle 108.92 Goshen (left 9/24/77) Twombley, David 801.34 Goshen (entered 12/13/77) Grade 9: Caron, Marlene 1,400.00 Goshen Raines, David 1,400.00 Goshen STRATTON MOUNTAIN Grade 10: Scranton, Deborah 1,249.00 Goshen SULLIVAN COUNTY REHABILITATION CENTER Currier, Jonathan 902.20 73 GOSHEN-LEMPSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 Act. Exp. Adopt. Bud. Prop. Bud ADMINISTRATION: Salaries of Dist. Officer $ 555.00 $ 555.00 $ 555.00 Contracted Services 124.19 150.00 150.00 Other Expenses 311.12 440.00 440.00 INSTRUCTION: Salaries for Teachers 58,929.25 62,742.01 67,583.00 Library-Teacher Aide 4,122.00 7,410.54 7,800.00 CETA Aide 3,337.09 Textbooks 2,172.02 1,600.00 1,800.00 Library & Audiovisual Material 1,816.86 1,200.00 2,000.00 Teaching Supplies 3,829.81 3,500.00 3,800.00 Contracted Services 1,501.00 737.50 756.25 Other Exp. for Instruction 518.53 905.00 915.00 HEALTH SERVICES: Salary for Health Services 916.00 1,100.00 1,177.00 Other Expenses 446.00 1,275.00 1,300.00 PUPIL TRANSPORTATION: Contracted Services for Pupil Transportation 14,021.00 19,750.00 21,147.50 Feeder Routes 1,685.00 1,685.00 1,685.00 Educational Trips 931.00 215.00 200.00 Other 9.00 OPERATION OF PLANT: Salaries for Operation of Plant 4,629.50 4,955.00 5,302.00 Supplies 601.01 750.00 750.00 Contracted Services 326.91 525.00 525.00 Heat for Buildings 2,422.80 4,000.00 4,000.00 Utilities 2,437.69 2,665.00 3,225.00 MAINTENANCE OF PLANT: Replacement of Equipment 107.87 500.00 500.00 Repairs to Equipment 345.38 450.00 450.00 Repairs to Buildings 6,821.45 5,200.00 1,000.00 FIXED CHARGES: Teachers' Retirement & Social Security 5,799.91 9,000.00 7,360.00 Insurance 1,721.00 2,180.00 2,820.00 Health Insurance 600.28 800.00 CAPITAL OUTLAY: New Equipment 175.00 175.00 Buildings 500.00 SCHOOL LUNCH & SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM: Federal Monies (in & out) 7,015.93 District Monies 500.00 500.00 500.00 State Monies 543.35 74 OUTGOING TRANSFER ACCOUNTS: Tuition 95,753.08 112,097.00 108,857.00 Tuition-Handicapped 2,964.00 10,920.00 Transportation-Handicapped 512.56 1,344.00 3,904.00 District Share of Supervisory Union Expenses 5,966.00 6,907.00 7,658.00 $231,329.59 $258,777.05 $269,254.75 INCOME 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 ACTUAL EST./ACT. EST. INC. Balance $ $ 8,497.00 $ 12,000.00 REV. FROM ST. SOURCES: Sweepstakes 2,783.90 4,624.00 4,624.00 School Building Aid 172.24 169.00 Foster Children Aid Incentive Aid 1,198.37 1,147.00 1,147.00 State Lunch Reimbursement * 543.35 REV. FROM FED. SOURCES: Fed. Lunch Reimbursement 7,015.93 CETA 3,328.68 REV. - LOCAL SOURCES: Income from Trust Funds 34.83 27.00 27.00 Earnings from Temporary Deposits 942.21 Other 1,586.45 $17,605.96 $14,464.00 $17,798.00 DISTRICT ASSESSMENT 222,220.49 244,313.00 251,456.75 $239,826.45 $258,777.00 $269,254.75 75 REPORT OF HEAD TEACHER There exist many efforts and activities that our faculty members and students are involved in on a daily basis. These functions are available and open for observation by the public at any time during the school day. Some of the events that are not common occurrences often go without mention. The following is the 1978 calendar of special events at the Goshen-Lempster School: January 12th - An electrical knowledge and safety program was presented to Mrs. Longenecker's fourth and fifth grade classes. The representatives of the Public Service Company of New Hampshire introduced concepts on parallel and series circuits. They also demonstrated very important safety procedures. February 2nd - Poland was visited via a slide presentation by Ronald Waring. The International 4-H Youth Exchange delegate gave an interesting account of his recent travels; the students had many questions for Mr. Waring to answer. 10th- A school food sale was conducted by Mrs. Longenecker's class. The students sold assorted pastries in an effort to support their classroom library corner. In the evening a Valentine's Dance was sponsored by the eighth grade class. Attending were fourth through eighth grade students and their friends. 13th - A fire-safety contest was held by the Goshen Fire Department. First grade students colored pictures, second through fifth made posters, and sixth through eighth wrote essays. The competition was judged by members of the Fire Dept., and cash prizes were awarded. 18th & 19th - The Ghost from Outer Space and Terror Walks Tonight were produced by sixth, seventh and eighth grade students. The production was the result of an unselfish effort put forth by Mrs. RuthLeClair and other members of the Lovewell Drama Company who helped the students. There were many hours of rehearsals for the plays, after which Mr. and Mrs. LeClair transported the youngsters to their homes. The students were introduced to the various workings of a theatrical production (staging, acting, lighting, advertising, financing, etc.) Hard work, nervousness, then production and a sigh of relief - "Ah, the play is done, but it was fun." March 16th - India was the subject of Heather Shurburne's presentation to a student assembly. The International 4-H delegate exhibited slides of her travel and artifacts of the Indian culture. 18th - A spaghetti dinner was held by the eighth grade class just prior to the School Meeting at the school. The students organized the full course dinner under the guidance of Mrs. Linda Smith; community members had their choice of salad ingredients, beverages, side dishes, and desserts. 76 April 4th - Mr. Harrison accompanied the eighth grade on a field trip to Mystic Seaport in Connecticut. The students visited whaling and seaport museums in a colonial seacoast setting. The highlight of the trip was the boarding of the Charles Morgan, the last remaining whaling vessel. 14th - A spring dance was sponsored by the eighth grade class. Several parents chaperoned the evening event. 1 8th - A fire drill was conducted by the Lempster Fire Department, under the direction of Chief Phillip Tirrell and accompanied by Fire Warden Steve Flynn. The morning evacuation was speedy and orderly. May 3rd - In preparation of Sun Day (a celebration of solar energy), the sixth and seventh grade students constructed three parabolic solar cookers as a science project. The cookers, with a 16 square foot base and a three foot depth, were made of cardboard and aluminum foil. The students solar cooked several pounds of hamburgers and hot dogs. The seventh grade planted several saplings in front of the school. The young trees (a hemlock, a pine, an oak and two maples) were provided by Shawn Donovan of the Lempster Conservation Committee. 10th - The Title I Reading Improvement Staff held an evening workshop for parents of Title I students. Mr. Ronald Purmort (full time reading aide), Mrs. Susan Currier (Home Visiter), and Mr. Robert Mullen (remedial reading) made themselves available for questions and answers about the program. 1 9th -Mr. Purmort and his Title I students went on a field trip to Warren, New Hampshire, where they visited the Morse Museum, a fish hatchery, and portions of the White Mountains. 27th - Mr. Harrison and Mr. Bonfiglio accompanied the eighth grade class to the Riverside Amusement Park in Agawam, Massachusetts. The day of fun was in celebration of the student's soon to happen graduation. 29th - The greenhouse was opened to the community as the seventh grade began their sale of tomato and pepper plants. The plants, started in February, were transplanted, nurtured and prepared for sale by the students in an effort to boost their class treasury. June 9th - Mrs. Fellows and her special education class made a field trip to Benson's Wild Animal Farm. Mr. Edward LeClair provided the transportation. 1 3th - The cow and its biological function was presented to first through fifth grade students. The outdoor program, demonstrated by two Sullivan County extension representatives, illustrated how the cow functions and what care it needs. Several students tried their hand at milking a cow. 77 15th - Mrs. Longenecker's fifth grade class produced a play, The House is Haunted, for members of the school. 1 6th - Mrs. Longenecker accompanied her fourth and fifth grade students to Benson's Wild Animal Farm. Mrs. Edward LeClair, Mrs. Robert Lohman and Mrs. Jerry Strout provided the transportation. 20th - The school year concluded with eighth grade graduation at the Goshen Town Hall, with the Reverend John Barlow giving the Invocation and the Benediction. The class Valedictorian was Pamela Bailey; the Salutatorian was Lisa Millwood, and Patricia Bailey took Third Honors. Mr. Alan Peterson conducted the music and introduced a new music-slide program portraying each graduating individual. After the ceremony the graduates crossed the street to the Goshen Grange where the Parent-Teachers Club had organized a reception. September Mrs. Michelle Feins (speech therapist) joined our staff for the new school year. She works with several students on two mornings each week. Before coming to Goshen-Lempster, Mrs. Feins was employed by Southwestern Community Services as a speech therapist for the Head Start programs in Newport, Claremont and Keene. Before coming to New Hampshire, she was a speech instructor at Seaton Hall University, SouthOrange, New Jersey. Mrs. Feins is presently a member of the American Speech and Hearing Association. A guitar instruction class was initiated this year by Mr. Peterson. He currently has six beginners with whom he meets every Wednesday afternoon. October 7th & 8th - An art display of works by Goshen-Lempster students was exhibited at the Goshen Town Hall. Mrs. Jan Struble, the art teacher, organized the showing as part of the Goshen Old Home Day festivities. This was the first annual Goshen-Lempster Art Show. 1 3th - The sixth, seventh and eighth grades made a field trip to the Boston Museum of Science. The students, accompanied by Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bonfiglio and several adult chaperones, enjoyed a full day of science exhibits, special energy presentations, and a look at "The Stars Tonight" in the Hayden Planetarium. 27th - The Parent-Teachers Club sponsored a Halloween party at the school. The event was extremely well organized with games, costume contests, and dunking for apples. Meanwhile, at the other end of the building, members of the Lovewell Mountain Drama Company were conducting an eerie ghost walk for those who dared. 28th - The eighth grade class sponsored a Halloween dance. The students fully organized their committees to handle financing, music, refreshments, and chaperones. 78 - November 15th - Open House began with an assembly of parents, students and teachers. Student representatives from each class spoke to the assembly, telling of their school activities. S ome students had short messages, some read stories they had written, and Mrs. Longenecker's class performed a puppet show entitled "A Routine Day in the Fourth and Fifth Grade". Then slides of daily school activities were shown. Following the assembly the parents dispersed to the classrooms. Refreshments were provided by the eighth grade class. During the latter part of November, the Parent-Teachers Club purchased very pleasant light green curtains for the school cafeteria. December 20th - Mr. Alan Peterson conducted a Christmas assembly in which all members of the school participated. A number of parents were in attendance as individual classes sang their selections, several students performed solo, and finally everyone joined in song. Many of the aforementioned events were made possible by community members and organizations; high caliber people whose only motive is giving a refreshing reminder that the school is not simply in our community, it is a part of our community. Respectfully submitted, John Bonfiglio, Head Teacher 79 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the Citizens of the Goshen-Lempster Cooperative School District: ENROLLMENT . . . The present student body totals 131 in Grades 1-8. Next year we expect several rooms will exceed the State Minimum Standards: Grades 1-2 .. . 25 Maximum Grades 3-8 .. . 30 Maximum Furthermore, these are double grade combinations which create a more difficult teaching situation. Sixty-two are attending high school: 6 at Sunapee; 1 at Stratton Mountain; 3 at Claremont; and 53 at Newport. PUPIL STATISTICS. . . School enrollment for the last five years may be of interest: GRADES Sp Gr Sch. Yr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cia. Tot.Tui. Jot. 1974-75 14 12 15 13 14 17 20 14 119 60 179 1975-76 13 15 11 20 15 18 17 24 133 53 186 1976-77 22 12 15 13 19 13 19 21 134 72 206 1977-78 24 17 14 12 13 18 11 18 127 67 194 1978-79 20 17 15 18 6 15 19 14 7 131 62 193 80 . STAFF . . Name Training Institution Degree Total Yrs. Total Yrs. Teaching Teaching Thru at June 1979 Goshen- Lempster thru June 1979 John Bonfiglio Head Teacher Science-Math. Grades 6, 7, 8 University of Mass. B.A. Stephan Harrison English/ Soc. Studies Grades 6, 7, 8 University of Vt. B.A. Kathleen Longenecker Grades 4 & 5 Clark University B.A. Jan Bradeen Grades 2 & 3 Whiteworth College Keene State College B.A. 15 13 Nancy Rickard Grades 1 & 2 Keene State College B.E. 5V2 5'/2 Cynthia Fellows Special Education Keene State College B.S. 2 Other full-time personnel include: Elizabeth Lohman Teacher Aide Rachel Tirrell Lunch & Gen. Aide Ronald Purmort Teacher Aide - (Title I - Federally Funded) Part-time personnel are: Alan Peterson Music - one day per week Jeannette Struble Art - one day per week June Buck, R.N. School Nurse FINANCES . . . The subject of comparative school costs usually brings out that most school districts in New Hampshire are struggling to meet basic educational needs in a period of "galloping" inflation. Based on the 1976-77 school year: STATE ELEMENTARY AVERAGE COST - $1,148 per pupil GOSHEN-LEMPSTER AVERAGE COST - $ 808 per pupil 81 Elemen. Equal. Sch. Tax District Sch. Cost *Rank Val. Per *Rank Rate per *Rank Per Pupil (1-254) Pupil (1-154) $1,000 (1-154) Equ. Val. CROYDON $ 1,086 64 $ 90,019 44 $ 12.72 116 CORNISH 935 99 65,910 71 16.54 91 GRANTHAM 1,801 5 294,194 5 5.74 150 GOSHEN — LEMPSTER 808 138 98,266 39 9.51 132 MARLOW 1,211 31 66,737 70 25.72 15 PLAINFIELD 996 83 70,106 64 17.35 77 UNITY 597 153 82,963 52 11.07 121 WASH. 1,142 46 417,240 3 3.59 152 *Rank - HIGHEST - 1 to LOWEST - 154 IMPROVEMENTS . . . A new oil burner has been installed which should provide greater ef- ficiency - especially needed at existing fuel oil prices. Another well has been driven and tied into the existing one. This should eliminate the water shortage that had been with us for a number of years. BUDGET . . . The proposed 1979-80 budget calls for a smaller-than-usual increase with an estimated increase in the amount to be raised in taxes of 3%. Part of the smaller increase is caused by a drop in the amount for tuition as well as an estimated sizeable balance from the 1978-79 tuition account. We are experiencing a higher-than-normal drop-out rate among high school students. Although this reduces Goshen-Lempster's obligations to pay tuition, it is regrettable that several youth will not complete a high school education. Hopefully, some of these will come to appreciate the value and needs of this minimum training and take steps as young adults to gain high school equivalency status under several existing programs. BUILDING PROPOSAL . . . Last spring the Special Education Program and facilities were evaluated by representatives from the State Department of Education. These facilities (within the Activity Room Area) were given only temporary approval for one year - the school year finishing June 30, 1979. 82 An architect was engaged to make a study for alterations and additions to the building. Briefly, his proposal would provide a "Master Plan" for future construction, a room for Special Education, and some enlargement of the Library and Teacher Planning area. This would include a new roof with a supporting structure in several parts of the existing building. As you consider this proposal, keep in mind that the roofs on the original building are at the end of their useful life. A Warrant Article calling for borrowing $95,000 over five years is included for your consideration. Forty- percent of this amount would be -re-imbursed from State Building Aid. This space problem will not solve itself. Respectfully submitted, Gordon B. Flint Superintendent of Schools 83 SCHOOL WARRANT THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTICE: POLLS OPEN FROM 4 - 9 P.M. To the Inhabitants of the Goshen-Lempster School District, qualified to vote in District affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Goshen-Lempster Cooperative School in Lempster on the 24th day of March 1979 at 4 o'clock p.m. to act upon Articles 1, 2, and 3, the meeting to be recessed and opened again at 7 o'clock p.m. to act upon the remaining Articles in the Warrant. (Articles 4 through 10.) ARTICLE 1. To choose a Moderator for the ensuing year. ARTICLE 2. To choose one Member of the School Board from Goshen for the ensuing five years. ARTICLE 3. To choose an Auditor for the ensuing year. ARTICLE 4. To hear reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto. ARTICLE 5. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $269,254.75, as recommended by the School Board, for the support of schools, for the payment of salaries of School District Officials and Agents, and for the payment of statutory obligations of the District, and to authorize the application against said appropriation of available income estimated at $17,798.00. ARTICLE 6. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $95,000.00 by issuance of its notes or other evidence of indebtedness for the alteration and enlargement of the Goshen-Lempster Cooperative School. ARTICLE 7. To see if the District will vote to delegate to the School Board the power to determine the terms and conditions of any borrowing authorized under the previous Article. ARTICLE 8. In the event that Article 6 of this Warrant is adopted, to see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,850.00 to cover interest payments due six months after indebtedness is incurred. ARTICLE 9. To see if the District will authorize the School Board to appropriate receipts from Federal lunch reimbursements, tuition, gifts, and other receipts from miscellaneous sources, in addition to the original appropriation for 1979-80 for the school lunch program, general expenses, equipment, and improvements. 84 ARTICLE 10. To transact any other business that may legally come before this meeting. Given under our hands at said Lempster this first day of March 1979. John Scranton Ellis J. Carrick Judy Hayslip Doris Adler Edward LeClair Goshen-Lempster School Board A TRUE COPY OF WARRANT — ATTEST: John Scranton Ellis J. Carrick Judy Hayslip Doris Adler Edward LeClair Goshen-Lempster School Board 85 GOSHEN VITAL STATISTICS For the Year ending December 31, 1978 MARRIAGES January 7, 1978 — In New London, N.H., Barry John Shea of Goshen, N.H. and Patricia Ann Melson of Goshen, N.H., by Robert T. Goodwin, Catholic Priest. 1 , — In Goshen, N.H., John Clark Toaz of Huntington, N. February 1 1978 Y. and Alma Marie Stoddart of Huntington, N.Y., by John W. Barlow, Clergyman. May 18, 1978 — In Rye, N.H., Michael Kirk Yurgeles of Goshen, N.H. and Nancy Jane Sweet of Durham, N.H., by Harold Crisevell, Jr., Minister. August 26, 1978 — In Newport, N.H., Gerard A. Farland of Sunapee, N.H. and Susan L. Howard of Goshen, N.H., by William S. Geertz, Minister. October 14, 1978 — In Sunapee, N.H., John P. Hooper of Goshen, N.H. and Debra L. Young of Newport, N.H., by David E. Svenson, Minister. October 28, 1978 —In Lebanon, N.H., William A. Richards of Goshen, N.H. and Nancy J. Dulac of West Lebanon, N.H., by R. Peter Decato, Justice of the Peace. November 26, 1978 — In Claremont, N.H., Franklin Crider, Jr. of Farming- ton, Maine and Rosanne S. Field of Goshen, N.H., by Ralph T. Heiner, Minister. BIRTHS February 16, 1978 — Ashley Elizabeth Goyette, to David Clyde Goyette and Katherine Elaine Touchette. April 23, 1978 — Kenneth Michael Langill, to Winthrop Howard Langill and Belinda Ann Clark. June 17, 1978 — Bonnie Jo Stevens, to William Sheldon Stevens and Deborah Elaine Wood. June 29, 1978 — Travis Scott Ash, to Phillip Albert Ash and Teresa Debbie Lucas. August 3, 1 978 — Nathan Curtis Kimball, to Clyde Curtis Kimball and Robin Rose Young. September 16, 1978 — Daniel Matthew Johnson, to Paul Ernest Johnson, Sr. and Laurel Ann Harmon. November 26, 1978 — Matthew Robert Abbott, to John Brendon Abbott and Loretta Jeanne Young. 86 DEATHS January 24, 1978 — Donald Sweet, age 66 years, died in New London, N.H. Burial in Claremont, N.H. September 15, 1978 — Edith Frances Pike, age 67 years, died in Newport, N.H. Burial in Goshen, N.H. October 21, 1978 — Perley W. Osgood, age 47 years, died in Newport, N.H. Burial in Windsor, Vermont. I hereby certify that the above return is correct according to the best of my knowledge and belief. Phyllis M. Baker, Town Clerk 87