Annual Report
Town of NELSON New Hampshire
1979 University o) Jm Hampshire ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
AND
INVENTORY OF RATABLE PROPERTY
OF
NELSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 1979
SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY, INC.,
KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 1980 3:-
INDEX
Analysis of Estimated Town Charges 1980-81 10 Appropriations and Taxes Assessed 15 Balance Sheets 19 Budget 11 Cemetery Board *s Report 35 Certificates, Auditor *s, Selectmen's 83-84 Comparative Statement - General Fund 16 Conservation Commission 39 Fire Department Report 38 Highway Expenditures 30 Inventory, Resident and Non-Resident 45 Library, Librarian's Report 32 Minutes of Town Meeting 1979 76 Police Department Report 37 Residents' Tax 42 Revenue Sharing Report 28 Schedule of Town Property 29 Statement of Expenses 71 Summary Inventory of Valuation 21 Tax Collector's Report 22 Town Clerk's Report 37 Trust Funds 36 Town Officers 3 Town Treasurer's Report 27 Vital Statistics 41 Warrant, 1980 5
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Administrative Report 105 Administrative Salaries 93 Balance Sheet 102 Budget 95 Compliance Statement 86 Detailed Expenditures 99 Detailed Receipts 104 Enrollment Projections 107 Financial Report 98 Minutes School District Meeting 91
Officers , Agents & Employees 87 Revenue Estimates 94 Treasurer's Report 103 Warrant 88 TOWN OFFICERS
SELECTMEN:
Theresa M. Upton Term Expires 1980 Kenneth E.Jeffery Term Expires 1981 Richard J. Lothrop Term Expires 1982
MODERATOR: John R. Bradshaw
TOWN CLERK: Constance H. Van Kirk
TAX COLLECTOR: Sidney F. Partridge
TREASURER: Florence B. Tolman
ROAD AGENT: Claude W. Hutchins
CONSTABLE: Frank E.Upton, Jr.
POLICE OFFICER: Claude W. Hutchins
FIRE CHIEF: Robert I. West
CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR: James F. Murphy
HEALTH OFFICER: Geraldine H.Jeffery
SEXTON: Winston H. French
AUDITOR: Steven C. Teeter
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS: (As such, members of Cemetery Board) Dorothy M.French Term Expires 1980 Frances B. Tolman Term Expires 1981
- Helen B. Towne Term Expires 1982
CEMETERY BOARD: (Two-year terms)
Winston H. French Term Expires 1980 Rodger M. Tolman Term Expires 1981
TRUSTEES OF LIBRARY: Permanent: Dorothy M. French, Henry M. Fuller Mildred G.Quigley
Frances B. Tolman Term Expires 1980 Marian E.Bingham Term Expires 1981 Celia S.Wiechert Term Expires 1982 ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT:
Anne T.Robertson (Chairman) Term Expires 1980 Thomasa Quigley Term Expires 1981 William W. Mclntire Term Expires 1982 Hope A. Lothrop Term Expires 1983 Robert H. Hatch Term Expires 1984
PLANNING BOARD:
John E.Bunce Term Expires 1980 William R.Robertson (Chairman) Term Expires 1981 Donald A. Bennett Term Expires 1982 Richard Church Term Expires 1982 Kenneth E.Jeffery Selectman
CONSERVATION COMMISSION:
Cornelia W.Iselin (Chairman) Term Expires 1980 Jack L. Shangraw Term Expires 1981 David T.Sobel Term Expires 1981 Catherine Williams Term Expires 1982 Winston H.French Term Expires 1983 William R.Robertson Planning Board Richard J. Lothrop Selectman
ROAD EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE:
Selectman Claude W.Hutchins, Road Agent Lawrence C.McClure, Jr. Term Expires 1980 John E.Bunce Term Expires 1981 Frank E.Upton, Jr. Term Expires 1982
SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST
Anna May Hut chins Term Expires 1980 Beatrice M. Warner Term Expires 1982 Joan A. Warner Term Expires 1984
BALLOT CLERKS:
Grace Bell Thomasa Quigley Lorna M. Teeter
BOOKKEEPER:
William R. Robertson .
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
NELSON TOWN WARRANT
TO THE INHABITANTS of the Town of Nelson, in the County of Cheshire, State of New Hampshire, qualified to vote in Town affairs:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to meet in the Town Hall in said Nelson on Tuesday, the 11th day of March, at 7:00 of the clock in the afternoon to act upon the following articles:
ARTICLES OF A GENERAL NATURE
1. To choose necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing
2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $23,290.00 to defray Town charges for the year ensuing
3. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow on the credit of the Town in anticipation of taxes for the year, 1980.
.4. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to sell at public auction, or by advertised sealed bid, to any proper buyer any and all parcels of property conveyed to the Town by the Tax Collector or other deeds and to execute, acknowledge, and deliver appropriate deeds thereof.
5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to apply for and to accept gifts and/or Federal or State Aid in the name of the Town of Nelson and grant them power to expend such funds.
6. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to receive monies from the State under the Highway Grant, these monies to be used to supplement summer and winter road maintenance.
7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,509.37 for the support of the Town Library.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $125.00 to help defray necessary and proper expenses of Old Home Day; the sum of $175.00 to help defray necessary and proper expenses of Memorial Day. 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 for the care of the Town Common.
10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 for the maintenance of the cemetery.
11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $493.00 as the Town's share of the operating costs of the Cheshire Health and Social Services.
12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $185.00 as its fair share of the operating costs of the Monadnock Family and Mental Health Service.
13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $395.00 as the Town's share for the Southwestern New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission.
14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $25.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Board of Adjustment.
15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Conservation Commission, or take any other action relating thereto.
16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $350.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Planning Board.
17. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select- men to withdraw the sum of $2,288.87 from the Town Hall/ Schoolhouse Capital Reserve Fund. This money to be used to pay for repairs done to the Town Hall roof.
18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00, this sum to be held in the Town Hall/ Schoolhouse Capital Reserve Fund for the renovation or re- modeling of the Old Schoolhouse or Town Hall, it being under- stood that no withdrawals may be made from the fund except by vote of the Town.
19. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the support of the Grand Monadnock Arts Council, or take any other action relating thereto. .
20. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to partition off a corner of the Concert Hall for an office to be used as a convenience for the Auditor, Treasurer, the Town Clerk, Tax Collector or Bookkeeper as they may need it to conduct business of the Town.
21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $10,000 to be placed in a Capital Reserve Fund for the express purpose of a complete reassessment of all Town properties by the State Board of Taxation or other qualified licensed appraisers. (By petition)
ARTICLES DEALING WITH PROTECTION
22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,600.00, which sum is to be paid to the City of Keene for the use of its landfill.
23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 for Civil Defense purposes.
24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 for the proper expenses of the Police Department
25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,500.00 for the proper expenses of the Fire Department and Rescue Squad.
26. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to pay for damages done by dogs.
27. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 as a subsidy for ambulance service for the ensuing year, March, 1980, to March, 1981, it being understood that townspeople will still be charged for indi- vidual calls.
28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000.00 for the purchase of 2,000 feet of 2 1/2 inch fire hose for the sum of $4,000.00 with the aid of matching funds from the Title IV Rural Development Act and in the event of rejection of matching funds to purchase 1,000 feet for the sum of $2,000.00. In any event, the total Town expenditure not to be in excess of $2,000.00. . . .
29. To see if the Town will note to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 to be added to the Capital Reserve Fund for the purchase of a new truck for the Fire Department, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from the Fund except by vote of the Town and upon recommendation of the Fire Department
30. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the 1953 Chevy Fire truck by advertised, sealed bid, or take any other action relating thereto.
31. The citizens of Nelson, New Hampshire resolve that the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Facility in Vernon, Vermont should not be allowed to continue operation if it cannot meet minimal safety requirements, without exception, and if a comprehensive disaster evacuation plan cannot be demonstrated as workable. (By petition)
32. The citizens of Nelson, New Hampshire resolve that we will not allow the transport of any radioactive materials, including nuclear reactor fuel and nuclear waste on any roads within the boundaries of the Town of Nelson. Radioactive materials used for medical purposes shall be allowed through town limits, but only after notification to Town Selectmen prior to said passage. (By petition).
33. The citizens of Nelson, New Hampshire resolve that we will not allow any land within the boundaries of Nelson to be used for either temporary or permanent storage of any radio- active waste materials . (By petition).
ARTICLES DEALING WITH ROADS
34. To see if the Town will note to raise and appropriate the sum of $27,500.00 for wages in the maintenance of the roads and bridges
35. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $23,000.00 for General Highway expenses — gas, repairs, and supplies.
36. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $548.24 as its share of TRA construction costs, the State's share being $3,654.94.
37. To see if the Town will vote to accept additional Highway Subsidy Funds in the estimated amount of $5,099.86, these funds to be used in conjunction with TRA funds. 38. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select- men to withdraw from the Revenue Sharing Fund, established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972, for use as set-offs against budget appropriations in the amount indicated; and, further, to authorize the Selectmen to make pro rata reductions in the amounts if estimated entitle- ments are reduced, or take any other action relating thereto.
Appropriation Amount Related Article Highway Maintenance $10,000.00 34
39. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 to be added to the Equipment Capital Reserve Fund, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from this fund for the purchase of road equipment except by vote of the Town and upon recommendation of the Town Equipment Committee.
40. To transact any other business or discuss other Warrant proposals as they may legally be brought before the meeting.
Given under our hands and seals this 8th day of February, in the Year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and eighty.
THERESA M. UPTON
KENNETH E.JEFFERY
RICHARD J. LOTHROP
SELECTMEN, TOWN OF NELSON
A true copy of Warrant, Attest:
THERESA M. LTPTON
KENNETH E. JEFFERY
RICHARD J. LOTHROP
SELECTMEN, TOWN OF NELSON ANALYSIS OF ESTIMATED TOWN CHARGES FOR 1980
(Article 2)
(A) Town Officers' Salaries
Selectman No . 1 $ 600.00 Selectman No. 2 500.00 Selectman No. 3 400.00 Moderator 20.00 Town Clerk 300.00 Tax Collector 750.00 Treasurer 250.00 Police Officer 100.00 Constable 100.00 Chief, Fire Department 100.00 Auditor 100.00
TOTAL (A) $3:,220.00
(B) Town Officers' Expenses Telephone $ 450.00 Dog Tags 15.00 Association Dues and Expenses 500.00 Surety Bonds 200.00 Registry of Deeds 50.00 Publishing of Town Reports 1 ,200.00 Auto Fees 600.00 Clerical Help 500.00 Bookkeeper 500.00 Office Supplies 400.00
TOTAL (B) $4 ,415.00
(C) Miscellaneous Town Hall and Other Buildings $4 ,500.00 Street Lighting 260.00 Election Expenses 700.00 Health Officer 25.00 Health Officer's Equipment Expenses 50.00 Insurance 7 ,500.00 Old Age Assistance 500.00 Damages and Legal Expenses 500.00 Interest (Short Term Notes) 1 ,500.00 Town Poor 100.00 Vital Statistics 20.00
TOTAL (C) $15,655.00
TOTAL ARTICLE 2 $23,290.00
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CO •H Q H CL, -U CO >^ 0) S-i rH ?-. CO ri C ^ CO Q tfl CL, 0) S-I 4-1 iH 01 S rH o o s O C ^1 ^ CD CO ^-1 d 0) X p. 1 bO S-i U Cu X CO o o c« nj o •H -H o (X O > p-i C/2 u o H PM H ffi fe H < a SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION 1979 Resident Non-Resldent Land $ 570,916.00 $ 1,739,040.00 Buildings 2,129,12ff,00 1,489,921.00 House trailers , mobile homes, and travel trailers - - Public Utilities - 165,000.00 $2,700,044.00 Less Resident Exemption: R. S. A. 72:43B, 43C 85,000.00 Total Valuation $2,615,044.00 $ 3,393,961.00 Net Valuation on which tax is computed $ 6,009,005.00 Tax rate per $100.00 valuation is $3.46 Note: Veterans' exemption in the amount of $3,400.00 has been deducted from the actual taxes assessed. 19 TOWN OF NELSON BALANCE SHEET as of December 31, 1979 ASSETS Cash : In Hands of Treasurer Indian Head National Bank $81,004.60 Cheshire County Savings Bank (Revenue Sharing) 10,788.22 $ 91,792.82 Accounts Receivable TRA 1978 $ 3,262.68 TRA 1979 3,709.09 Additional Highway Subsidy 1979 1,549.08 $ 8,520.85 Capital Reserve Funds ; Road Equipment $ 7,431.39 Dump 5,440.37 Town Hall/Schoolhouse Renovation 4,526.20 Fire Truck 5,000.00 $ 22,397.96 Unredeemed Taxes Levy of 1978 $ 7,170.96 773.87 $ 7,944.83 Uncollected Taxes : Levy of 1979 Property $14,906.84 Resident 150.00 Yield Taxes 10.80 $ 15,067.64 TOTAL ASSETS $145,724.10 20 TOWN OF NELSON BALANCE SHEET as of December 31, 1979 LIABILITIES Special Appropriation Carried Forward Town Hall Roof -Article #41 $ 1,600.00 Tax Map- Article #36 2,500.00 Winterize Fire House-#27 1,000.00 $ 5,100.00 TRA 1978 $ 3,262.68 1979 3,709.09 Additional Highway Subsidy 1,549.08 $ 8,520.85 Yield Tax Deposits (escrow account) $ 1,636.82 $ 1,636.82 Bills Payable $ 145.00 $ 145.00 Unexpended Revenue Sharing $ 10,788.22 $ 10,788.22 Amount Due State of N.H . 2% Bond and Debt Retirement Tax Collected, not Remitted $ 792.70 792.70 Capital Reserve Funds $ 22,397.96 $ 22,397.96 School District Tax Payable $ 74,424.00 $ 74,424.00 TOTAL $123,805.55 CURRENT SURPLUS $ 21,918.55 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CURRENT SURPLUS $145,724.10 21 : REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY OF 1979 -DR.- Taxes Committed to Collector; Property Taxes $203,464.76 Resident Taxes 2,650.00 Yield Taxes 1,938.01 Total Warrants $208,052.77 National Bank Stock Taxes 10.00 Added Taxes Resident Taxes 240.00 Overpayments During Year ; a/c Property Taxes 6.13 a/c Interest on Property Taxes 3.92 10.05 Interest Collected on Delinquent Property & Yield Taxes 74.38 Fee on Uncollectible Check 5.00 Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes 16.00 TOTAL DEBITS $208,408.20 -CR.- Remittances to Treasurer; Property Taxes $188,338.04 Resident Taxes 2,580.00 Yield Taxes 1,912.81 National Bank Stock Taxes 10.00 Overpayment of Property Taxes & Interest 10.05 Fee on Uncollectible Check 5.00 Penalties on Resident Taxes 16.00 Interest Collected on Delinquent Taxes 74.38 $192,946.28 Abatements Made During Year ; Property Taxes 219.88 Resident Taxes 160.00 Yield Taxes 14.40 $ 394.28 - Uncollected Taxes December 31, 1979 ; (as per Collector's List) Property Taxes 14,906.84 Resident Taxes 150.00 Yield Taxes 10.80 $ 15,067.64 TOTAL CREDITS $ 208,408.20 22 SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY of 1978 -DR. - Uncollected Taxes - as of January 1, 1979 : Property Taxes $15,732.15 Resident Taxes 40.00 Yield Taxes 19.80 $15,791.95 Interest and Costs Collected on Delinquent Property and Yield Taxes 731.60 Fees on Uncollectible Checks 10.00 Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes 3.00 TOTAL DEBITS $16,536.55 - CR.- Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1979 ; Property Taxes $15,577.64 Resident Taxes 30.00 Yield Taxes 19.80 Interest & Costs Collected During Year 731.60 Fees on Uncollectible Checks 10.00 Penalties on Resident Taxes 3.00 $16,372.04 Abatements Made During Year ; Property Taxes $ 154.51 Resident Taxes 10.00 164.51 TOTAL CREDITS $16,536.55 23 SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1979 -DR.- TAX SALES ON ACCOUNT OF LEVIES OF 1978 1977 1976 Balance of Unredeemed Taxes January 1, 1979 $2,576.30 $5,071.88 Taxes Sold to Town During Current Fiscal Year $10,434.91 Interest Collected After Sale 199.09 1,018.91 Redemption Costs 7.55 7.52 25.30 $10,442.46 $2,782.91 $6,116.09 -CR.- Remittances to Treasurer During Year Redemptions $1,802.43 $5,071.88 Interest & Costs After Sale 206.61 1,044.21 Abatements During Year $ 3,271.50 Unredeemed Taxes - December 31, 1979 7,170.96 773.87 TOTAL CREDITS $10,442.46 $2,782.91 $6,116.09 UNREDEEMED TAXES FROM TAX SALES DECEMBER 31, 1979 1978 1977 Colony, John, Jr. & Charles $ 470.06 Colony, John, Jr. 354.22 Duddy, Roy A. & Margaret 363.31 24 Granite Lake Realty Corp. $3,410.32 Hutchins, Walter & Agnes Z. 103.01 $ 256.56 Murphy, James F. & Mary L. 509.57 454.26 Quigley, T^rrence G. & Martha L. 63.05 Tolman, Ethan C. & Pamela J. 1,960.47 $7,170.96 $ 773.87 SUMMARY OF UNCOLLECTED TAXES AS OF DECEMBER 31,1979 LEVY OF 1979 RESIDENT : PROPERTY RESIDENT YIELD Ames, Karl J. & Anne M. $ 272.65 Armstrong, William $ 10.00 Bingham, Marian E. 453.43 Chase, Philip S. & Nancy A. 397.90 deMar telly, John Michael 10.00 Fauteux, Ernest W. & Lynda H. 180.09 Feldman, Bella 10.00 Hilton, Nancy K. Bal. 211.24 Howard, Douglas & Sara L. 20.00 Hutchins, Claude W. Sr. & Anna May 317.63 Hutchins, Claude W.Jr.& Cynthia J. 342.61 Hutchins, Clyde W. & Brenda M. 318.49 20.00 $10.80 Hutchins, Clyde 9.86 Hutchins, Nelson W. & Tara 112.45 20.00 Hutchins, Walter & Agnes Z. (Incl. Victor R.) 344.27 MacDougall, Nancy L. 10.00 Murphy, James F. & Mary L. 399.80 Quigley, Terrence G.& Martha L. 57.54 Robinson, Robert R. 10.00 Saari, Stephen 10.00 Shea, Roberta T. 660.86 Teppema, Jan 646.98 Thomas, Russell S. 76.12 Tolman, Ethan C. & Pamela J. 1 ,759.48 Warner, Coleen M. 10.00 Warner, John E. & Mildred L. 76.12 20.00 RESIDENT TOTALS $6,637.52 $150.00 $10.80 25 : NON-RESIDENT ; Brooks & Amlaw, Inc. Bal. $1,298.87 Colony, John Jr. ($230.09 & $311.40) 541.49 Duddy, Roy A. & Margaret 325.24 Feldman, Stanley & Bella 1,397.53 Ferguson, Ronald G. & Sandra H. 745.63 Granite Lake Realty Corp. 3,119.88 Hall, Jonathan & Virginia I. 321.40 Hampton, Beverly E. 519.00 Ladouceur, Roger & Linda .28 NON-RESIDENT TOTAL $8,269.32 SUMMARY OF UNCOLLECTED TAXES LEVY OF 1979 PROPERTY RESIDENT YIELD RESIDENT $6,637.52 $150.00 $10.80 NON-RESIDENT 8,269.32 TOTAL UNCOLLECTED -LEVY OF 1979 $14,906.84 $150.00 $10.80 I hereby certify that the above list showing the name and amount due from each delinquent taxpayer, as of December 31, 1979, on account of the tax levy of 1979, is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief . SIDNEY F. PARTRIDGE Tax Collector Audited STEVEN C. TEETER Town Auditor Town of Nelson 26 REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURER LOCAL TAXES $ 217,443.45 LOANS 30,000.00 STATE AND FEDERAL RECEIPTS Regular Highway Funds $ 5,644.40 Additional Highway Funds 4,290.73 Int. and Div. Taxes 19,994.55 Bank Tax 1,142.88 Rooms and Meals Tax 2,930.29 Business Profits Tax 7,766.23 Gas Tax Refund 536.60 Revenue Sharing 4,932.74 Boat Tax Refund 10.00 State's Share Communication 501.74 47,750.16 LOCAL SOURCES Auto Permits 11,114.25 Dog Licenses 318.50 Rent of Town Hall 45.00 Int. on Trust Funds 543.34 Sale of Cemetery Lots 300.00 Yield Tax Bonds 1,636.82 Pistol Permits 22.00 Insurance Agency 255.00 Insurance Agency overpayment 85.00 Insurance Agency Dividend 141.21 Forest Fire Re-imbursement 33.24 Public Service Refunds 9.99 Board of Adjustment 50.00 14,554.35 309,747.96 Balance on Hand, January 1, 1979 77,570.73 387,318.69 Less Payments 306,314.09 Balance on Hand, January 1, 1980 $ 81,004.60 FLORENCE TOLMAN Treasurer 27 REVENUE SHARING REPORT 1979 Balance as of January 1, 1979 $ 4,932.74 Entitlements $ 10,218.00 Interest 570.22 Withdrawn to General Fund (Town Maintenance) 4,932.74 Balance as of December 31, 1979 $10,788.22 28 SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY Des cr ip t ion 1. Town Hall, land and buildings $ 27,500.00 Furniture and equipment 2,500,00 2. Library, land and building 16,500.00 Furniture and equipment 7,000.00 3. Old Schoolhouse, land and building 44,000.00 4. Fire Department, land and building 27,500.00 Equipment 30,850.00 5. School Department, land and building 71,500.00 Furniture and equipment 4,000.00 6. Hale Dam Site, land only 200.00 7. Eleven Acres, summit of City Hill 550.00 8. Highway Department, land and buildings 35,300.00 Equipment 79,000.00 9. Taxes bought by the Town 10,434.91 TOTAL $356,734.91 29 . REPORT OF HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1979 SUMMER AND WINTER MAINTENANCE LABOR Hutchins, Claude Sr. ,Road Agent 400 hrs.(a $4.45, 1560 hrs (3 $4.76 133 hrs. overtime Q $6.68, 8 hrs overtime (9 $7.14 $10,151.16 Hutchins, Wayne 376 hrs. (3 $3.95, 1320 hrs (§ $4.23, 70 hrs. overtime (9 $5.93 7,483.90 Hutchins, Claude Jr. 400 hrs @ $3.95, 172 hrs. @ $4.23, 119 hrs. overtime @ $5.93 3,012.93 Warner, Ralph, Jr. 32 hrs @ $3.50 112.00 Warner, Richard, 48 hrs. @ $3.50 168.00 Guyer, Bruce, 5 hrs. @ $3.50, 36 hrs (3 $3.95 159.70 Collins, Russ, 79 hrs. (3 $3.50, 5 hrs. overtime @ $5.25 302.75 Gerrapy, Peter, 8 hrs. (3 $3.50 28.00 Hutchins, Ricky, 70 hrs. (3 $3.50 245.00 Hutchins, Victor, 8 hrs. (9 $3.50 28.00 Hutchins, Nelson, 8 hrs. (9 $3.50 28.00 Curtis, Robert, 3h hrs. (9 $3.50 12.25 Quigley, Terence, 37 hrs. @ $3.95 146.15 Warner, Glen, 16 hrs. (? $3.00 48.00 Warner, Bruce, 385 hrs. (? $3.25 1,251.25 Quigley, Martha, 4 hrs. (9 $3.25 13.00 Bell, James, 15 hrs. @ $3.95 59.25 TOTAL WAGES PAID IN 1979 $ 23,249.34 GENERAL EXPENSES Parts and Supplies B-B Chain Co. $ 711.75 Bergevin's Truck Sales Co. -Repairs 92.55 Chadwick-BaRoss Co. -Parts and Supplies 1,952.30 Cheshire Oil Co. 1,742.32 Elm City Oil Co. - gas & oil 6,322.53 Guyette Sales & Service, Inc. - Parts 164.15 Hazelton, R.C.Co.,Inc. - Parts 492.83 Hills Welding & Machine Co. -Repairs 205.65 Holmes Transportation, Inc 10.97 Hydraulic Jack Service - Repairs & Parts 146.70 International Salt Co. - Salt 452.74 Johnson Motor Parts, Inc., Parts & Supplies 1,625.61 30 Keene Industrial Paper Co. $ 34.15 Keene Sand & Gravel Co. 1,900.23 Merriam-Graves Corp. 537.46 Merrimack Farmers Exchange, Inc .-Calcium Chloride 1,306.42 N.H. State Div. of M.V. 6.00 N.H. Treasurer, State of 296.10 Perkins, Basset t & Wright Inc. 346.53 Perkins Homeowners Idea Center 25.66 Perkins, M.S. Machine Co. , Inc. -Repairs 284.33 Priest, Theodore 189.90 S.& J. Auto Parts, Inc. 21.28 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc. 640.68 Stoddard Car & Carriage 10.00 Taylor Rental Center 192.61 Twin States Industrial Distributors 11.03 Whitcomb, F.W. Construction Co. 444.43 Woodbury, Richard 228.40 Hut chins, Claude, Sr. - equipment rental 1,150.00 $21,545.31 Additional Highway Subsidy Claude Hutchins , Sr. 225.00 Mosquitobush, Inc. 460.00 $ 685.00 Labor Hutchins, Claude, Sr., 120 hrs. (? $4.76 571.20 Hutchins, Wayne, 120 hrs. (9 $4.23 507.60 Warner, Bruce, 84 hrs. (3 $3.25 273.00 Hook, Paul, 60 hrs. (3 $3.25 195.00 Quigley, Martha, 4 hrs. (? $3.25 13.00 $ 1,559.80 T R A Paid to State (Town's portion; Remainder not spent; carried forward to 1980 $3,709.09) $ 556.36 TOTAL HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES $46,939.45 31 LIBRARIAN'S REPORT It was another busy year at the Olivia Rodham Memorial Library. The Librarian served on the Planning Board and was Chair- person of the Nominating Committee for the District Advisory Council. She attended meetings in Charlestown, Keene, and Richmond. She attended Nubanusit Coop meetings in Rindge, Har- risville, Peterborough, Swanzey, and hosted a meeting in the Olivia Rodham Memorial Library. She also attended a Children's Caravan workshop in Dublin, and a Volunteers workshop in Walpole. Eleven sixth graders from the Munsonville School came to the Library last winter and were taught a library course by the Librarian. The course lasted nine weeks and ended with a trip to the Keene Junior High School Library. The Library received a Certificate of Merit for meeting State requirements in 1979. Twenty-eight young people took part in the Summer Reading Program, "Charlotte's Web." The film, "Wilbur's Story" was taken to the Munsonville School in June, and a Spider Party was held at the Library at the end of the summer. Fourteen young people at- tended and prizes were given to Jeffrey Warner for the largest spider; Karyn and Bryan Lothrop for the ugliest spider, Terry Martin for the prettiest spider and Sharon Crowley had the best written report on her spider. Ann Robertson, Kay Upton, and Connie Boyd were spider judges. Spider nectar and cobweb cookies were served. My thanks to Brendan McClure for helping to con- struct the spider web for the reading program. The Bookmobile made 3 visits and left 1,525 books. Thanks to all who helped pick out the books and stayed to shelve them after. The Munsonville Preschool visited the Library in May and were told stories by the Librarian. A Preschool Story Time was held every other Monday at 3:00 p.m. An average of eight youngsters attended for stories, films, and refreshments. Books were taken every two weeks to the Munsonville School and Preschool during the school year. My thanks to Joan Warner, Dorothy French, Ann Robertson, Vivian Crowley, and Vera and Ken Balch for their help in carrying the books to the young people. 32 Fifty-four books were obtained on Interlibrary Loan. Two hundred forty eight books were catalogued during the year. Number of volumes, December 31, 1978 4,197 Purchases 87 Gifts 161 Total books in circulation, Dec. 31 ,1979 4,445 Many thanks to those people who have given both books and mone3'- ^or books and audio visual material to the Library and to those who are giving current issues of some find periodicals. Circulation from the Library: Adult non-fiction 323 Adult fiction 568 Juvenile (including books taken to schools) 2,399 Periodicals 91^ Total circulation 3,381 My sincere thanks to Vera Balch, Barbara Bennett, and Patty Warner for their help in the Library, and to my Trustees and the Friends of the Library for their support in 1979. Respectfully submitted, PATRICIA PACKARD Librarian 33 OLIVIA RODHAM MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1979 RECEIPTS Balance as of Jan. 1st, 1979 $1,444.76 Dividends from Am. Tel. & Tel. 352.80 Interest from Melville Library T.F. 55.89 Sale of Brochures 5.00 Payment of lost or damaged books 15.64 Town of Nelson appropriations 2,192.80 Friends of the Library - Books 152.14 Monies -overdue books & gifts 31.91 Library Trust Funds 375.12 Total Receipts $ 4,626.06 PAYMENTS Librarian, Mrs. Patricia Packard 1,220.80 Asst. Librarian Mrs. Vera Balch 471.91 Sub.Asst. Mrs. Barbara Bennett 50.75 Jr. Asst. Patricia Warner 8.70 Librarian Expenses 72.16 Librarian Supplies 91.87 N.H. State Library (Lost Books) 14.72 New England Telephone 138.49 N.H. Library Assoc. 2.00 Books & Magazines 1,546.95 Total Paimients 3,618.35 Dec. 31, 1979 Balance in Account $1,007.17 DOROTHY M. FRENCH Treasurer of the Library Trustees 34 REPORT OF THE CEMETERY BOARD 1979 It should be recalled that beginning in 1976, all financial transactions of the Cemetery Board are made and reported by the Selectmen. Consequently, the only financial statement now required of this Board is a report of all income it has received and paid to the Selectmen during the year. These receipts appear as follows: Interest received from Cemetery Trust Funds $ 543.34 Pa3niients received from sale of Cemetery Lots 300.00 $ 843.34 In addition to the usual maintenance work in 1979, considerable work was done along the lower border of the cemetery. This involved the cutting and removal of brush and clearing the area of broken branches and all debris from the ground. During the Fall months the entire ceme- tery was raked. Most of the appropriation for this year has been used in completing this work. The Cemetery Board recommends that the Town appropriate $1,500 for cemetery expenses in 1980. Respectfully submitted, HELEN TOWNE DOROTHY FRENCH FRANCES TOLMAN WINSTON FRENCH RODGER TOLMAN 35 go pug 'aouBXFg JB9_^ SuxariQ papuadxg aiuooui JiVBX ^ 1^ ^ CM 00 00 §UTjnQ auiooui <^sl CN iH i-H m 00 C3^ CT\ 00 JiV^X §UTUUT§3g CN I—I m 90UB'|;Ba 3U100UI aB3X JO pug 'aouBjFg ^ pepuadxg o c XBdxDuxaj pq o o 00 o o •H o o > o o cfl spung Mafj o O o o o o o o o o o §UTUUT§9g aouF lS3a3:iui go b^b^ X) M-l c O 3 C U-l P^ QJ o o cn •H •u o -1-1 E CD fi) 0) M ex cfl u > e 3 u QJ CO !-i 3 !-i S H Pm U 36 REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK DEBITS Motor Vehicle Permits Issued $11,108.25 Dog Licenses _$ 318.50 $11,426 . 75 CREDITS Remittances to Treasurer Motor Vehicle Permit $11,114.25 Dog Licenses $ 318.50 Overpayment to Treasurer __$ 6.00 $11,426 .75 Respectfully submitted, Constance H. Van Kirk Town Clerk of Nelson REPORT OF THE NELSON POLICE DEPT . The Nelson Police Department has answered approximately 175 calls in the past year. There have been a great variety of complaints and calls for assistance. The majority of the calls were from the Munsonville area, and they were responded to by both Officer Claude Hutchins and Constable Frank E.Upton, Jr. However, there have been a number of Complaints received in the Nubanusit and Tolman Pond areas related to illegally parked cars in private driveways, and trespass on private lake front property. During the winter months both Officers have conducted accelerated patrol in the areas of summer and lakefront cot- tages that are particularly susceptible to breaking, entry, and burglary during this part of the year. It is the feeling of the present police officers that a discussion with the voters at the annual town meeting should take place regarding an equitable salary and compensation for expenses related to the performance of their duties. We feel that during the past year our efforts to perform our services smoothly and efficiently have again been aided greatly by the neighbors of our town. Many thanks I Respectfully submitted, Claude Hutchins Frank E. Upton, Jr. Police Officer Constable 37 . REPORT OF THE NELSON FIRE DEPARTMENT A total of sixty-five calls were responded to by your Fire Department in the year 1979, which is an increase of forty calls over 1978. These calls consisted of thirty-eight rescue calls , twenty- seven fire calls, two calls to cover stations in other towns, two calls for Mutual Aid and four false alarms. We also cleaned chimneys again in town which helped both to reduce the amount of chimney fires we have had in town, as well as to enable us to purchase additional much needed equipment through the generous donations to the fire department from those we serviced. We are going to continue to ask for additional money for capital reserve funds for the future replacement of our first line fire truck. We are also asking, under a separate article, for money to purchase an additional two-and-one half (2^^) inch hose which we desperately need. All of our two-and-one half inch hoses are currently 12 or more years old and a lot of them will not pass the pressure test required. They are not safe to use in a working fire situation. We will also apply for matching funds, if available, from the State Fire Service. We would like to increase our maintenance budget from $2,000 to $2,500 to keep up with inflation and also add $1,000 for some type of compensation for our fire departments and rescue personnel. Most of our members use their own vehicles to get to emergencies and we feel they should be reimbursed for expenses incurred while responding to emergencies to help their fellow townspeople. Your Nelson Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department wishes to thank everyone for their cooperation and support in the past year and hope for the same help in the future. If anyone would like to become a member, come any Sunday f"^om 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. or to any monthly meeting which is the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. In view of our recent lack of snow and increased slush from lumbering operations and fire wood, we are asking for extreme caution this Spring and Summer. Please follow fire permit regulations . A permit is required unless there is a complete snow cover on the ground Respectfully submitted, ROBERT I. WEST, Chief & Fire Warden 38 NELSON CONSERVATION COMMISSION Annual Report 1979-80 Submitted by CORNELIA W. ISELIN - Chairperson Water and wood played lead roles in this yearns Nelson Conservation drama, and rightly so. These resources are no mere fad. They are here to stay... or if they are not, we must ask ourselves why. Wetlands are swamps, lakes and other reservoirs, holding the water we all need. That means we all need to know more about them, and so our commission opened this yearns compaign by asking Cindy Ivey, the author of A Guide to the Protection of Wetlands in New Hampshire to talk to us on this subject and on the laws that protect New Hampshire wetlands, on Thurs- day evening, August 16th, in Old Home Week. Her talk was pre- ceded by a slide show. The Future of Southern New Hampshire's Waters that was co-produced by our youngest Commissioner, Cathy Williams . The only disappointment in the evening was the sparse attendance. On Old Home Day itself, we had a booth, with displays, games, and handouts, not only on wetlands, but on solar and other conservation subjects. On that day, we also tried to find out what the people of Nelson wanted us to do, by cir- culating an informal questionnaire. We found we were on the right track in choosing water and wood as topics, and so we continued. On October 18-19, Cathy Williams, who is currently em- barking on a promising career in this very field, gave a two- day workshop at the Munsonville School, complete with a chilly field trip to the swamp across the road. It was great! There will never be another NCC campaign without the healthy participation of our junior citizens I David Sobel, who is acting as our special, and well qualified, environmental advisor, is currently researching the ways and means of our designating certain Nelson "wet spots" as "Prime Wetlands", which will give them special protection, and give us greater local jurisdiction over them. When he discovers how this should be done, we shall certainly look to our young people at the Munsonville School for help. The crowning success for 1979-80, without which this 39 . report would not be impressive, was the "What Price Wood"/ Packersfield Potluck Supper evening at the Munsonville School. Thanks to a happy coincidence, we were able to enjoy the co-sponsorship of Packersfield and the Nelson Conservation Commission for an evening of real Nelson togetherness. Thanks to the cooperation of Karen Tolman, Joan Warner, and their fine team, ninety of us enjoyed the finest food, followed by the finest and most informative entertainment, on January 22, 1980, the night of the only snow storm so far this winter. Poster awards were made to Jeff Warner, Sandra Upton and Richard Bescoteaux and the program was opened by the reci- tation by four astute students of a poem called "A Bit of Wood". This was followed by the premiere showing, in the United States, of an exquisite film, "On The Edge of the Forest", featuring the world famous economist and author of "Small is Beautiful", E.F. Schumacher, whose farsighted wisdom has outlived him in this beautiful documentary. Bruce Hovland, Associate Director for Forestry and Lands of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests was our guest of honor and closed the evening with a question and answer presentation on Tree Farms and related subjects. He capably fielded questions from fourth graders and golden agers with patience and spirit. Will there be more TREE FARMS in Nelson's future be- cause of this event? We hope so. At least all of us who were there understand that if there are. Nelson will enjoy greater real prosperity because of them. What lies in store for our future? There are many savory pots on our back burners. First we must revive the spirit that made the earlier NELSON SPRING CLEAN-UP DAYS. The workers who gathered for the annual ritual on May 5,1979 were excellent, but too few. We also need to do some hard thinking about dumps and recycling questions. Solar energy and conservation and open land protection are other important issues But we need YOU. There are too few of us. NCC should represent all Nelson sectors and perspectives. Won't you join us? Speak to Selectpersons, or any of us if you are interested. CORNELIA ISELIN, Chairperson DAVID SOBEL, Environmental BILL WIECHERT Science Advisor BILL ROBERTSON, Planning Board Rep. RICHARD LOTHROP, Board DENNIS SHANGRAW, moving to Swanzey of Selectmen BUDDY FRENCH, filling out term of CATHY WILLIAMS, now with Massachusetts Audubon 40 VITAL STATISTICS - 1979 BIRTHS Date PLACE NAME PARENTS June 5 Keene Russell Scott Teeter Lorna Madsen Teeter Steven Church Teeter Aug . 29 Peterborough Rachel Claire Kidd Donna Drake Kidd Douglas Whitfield Kidd Sep. 26 Peterborough Rebecca Ashley Constance H.Van Kirk Van Kirk John Russell Van Kirk MARRIAGES Date PLACE NAME RESIDENCE June 30 Nelson Susan C.Patterson Nelson George W.Piche III Nelson July 21 Harrisville Susan M.Quigley Nelson Paul R.Lounder Jr. Keene July 21 Keene Carolina J.Gagne Keene Gerald H.Kretschmer Munsonville Sep. 25 Nelson Pamela White Horse Cave, Ky, Warren F.Hammack Horse Cave, Ky Oct. 28 Nelson Karla A. Laughinwaters, Nelson Ralph C.Warner, Jr. Nelson Dec. 22 Keene Debra Ann Pichette Keene Ricky F. Hut chins Nelson DEATHS Date PLACE NAME AGE Jan. 16 Keene James C . Bingham 83 Oct. 20 Keene Courtney Langdon 69 Respectfully submitted, CONSTANCE H. VAN KIRK Town Clerk of Nelson, N.H 41 . . . . . ,. RESIDENT TAX FOR 1979 $10.00 each Adams , Alice M. Elliot t , James A. Jr. Adams , Avise M Evans , Linda E Adams , Earl M Fauteux, Ernest W.,Sr. Ames , Anne V Fauteux, Lynda D. Ames , Karl J Feldman, Bella Armstrong, William Feldman, Stanley Athearn, Peter D. Fiderio, Janet L. Atkinson, Henry L. Fink, Judith Atkinson, Sue T. Fires tone ,Barbara Harrington Ball, Doris H. Flavin, Gordon Ball, Frank W. Flavin, Linda H. Barrett, Jane 0. Fletcher, Whitney Barrett, Wilmer L. Flint, Peter B. Bass , Timothy P Foote, Edward R. Bedaw , Barry L Forte , Howard Bell, Grace L. Frazier, Leonard F. Bell, James M. Frazier, Marion W. Bennett, Barbara E. French, Dorothy M. Bennett, Donald A. French, Winston 0. Bloch, Mary Alice Fuller, Deborah F. Bradshaw, Bess N. Fuller, Henry M. Bradshaw, John R. Fuller, Winslow H. Brewster, Benjamin 0. Gallo , JoAnne Brooks, Robert E. Geraci, Johanne deM, Brown, Craig Geraci, Philip M. Brown, James W. Giambro, Dario Brown , Marie B Giffin, John H. Ill Brown, Sandra G. Goldstein, Alan M. Bunce , E .Ann Goldstein, Nancy Jo Bunce , John E Goldstein, Murray Carouse, Thomas G. Goldstein, Sylvia Chase, Nancy A. Gordon, Janet Chase, Phillip S. Gordon, Keith M. Church, Elizabeth T. Gordon, Roberta P. Church, Richard P. Hartshorne , Richard A. Churchill, Mary Hauck, Betty V. Cohn, Elizabeth W, Hemphill, Donna H, Collins, Maurice W.Jr Hilton, Nancy K. Collins, Russell E. Howard, Douglas Coughlin, Judith P. Howard , Sar a L Coughlin, Neil P. Huber , Dean G Creamer, Alton A. Huber , Lor i J Croke, Michael W. Huber, Mildred L. Crowley, James P. Huber, Raymond G. Crowley, Vivian K. Hutchins, Anna May Cucchi, Sarah L. Hutchins, Brenda M. Curtis, Robert A. Hutchins, Claude W. Danner, Helen L. Hutchins , Claude W.,Jr. Danner , Walter A. Hutchins, Clyde 42 .. . . . deMartelly, Elizabeth S. Hutchins, Clyde W. deMartelly, John Michael Hutchins, Cynthia J, Descoteaux, Elsie Hut chins , Kathleen M. Descoteaux, Richard E. Hutchins, Nelson W. Dunton , Earl J Hutchins, Ricky Dunton, Josephine A. Hutchins, Tara L. Dunton , John T Hutchins, Sandra Dwyer , Martin C Hutchins, Victor R. Dwyer , Wendy L Huse, Roland W. Perkins, Harriett T. Iselin, Allouette B. Perkins , Neal B Iselin, Cornelia W. Piche*, George W.III Iselin, Dorothy L. Peirce, Bernie H. Iselin, Michael P. Peirce, Janice W. Iselin, Nina Piscatelli, Barbara A. Iselin, Peter J Plant, Frances A. Jeffery, Geraldine H. Quigley, Martha L. Jeffery, Kenneth E, Quigley, Terrence G. Johnson, David H. Quigley, Thomasa Johnson, Karla A. Raynor, Carol L. Johnson, Nancy N. Riley, Bonnie A. Johnson, Pearl E. Riley, George R. Johnson, Robert C. Riley, William A. Johnson, William H. Robertson, Anne T. Kensy , Debra L Robinson, Hazel M. Kensy, Erwin K. Robinson, Robert R. Kmiec, Joseph S. Samara, David A. Kmiec, Mildred M. Sarvin, Stephen Kretschmar, Gerald H. Schillemat, Duane E. Kursh, Paula J. Schillemat, Edw.R.,Jr. Kursh, Stephen 0. Schillemat, Rita A. Langdon, Hope H. Shangraw, Betty J. Lenox, Edward Shangraw, Jack L. Lenox, Laurie A. Shangraw, Pamela G. Lenox, Robert W. Shea, Roberta T. Lerchen, Norman Simocho, Robert C. Lothrop, Hope A, Siekierski, Charles W. Lothrop, Richard J. Skinner, Jacob Lyon, Josette P. Smith , Barr i L Lyon, Michael Smith, Denise M. Lyon , Ronald E Smith, Jonathan E. MacDougall, Nancy 1. Smith, Michael T. Mackey, Richard J. Smith, Peter A. Marciana, Nita E. Smith, Steven G. Marciana, Walter J. Sobel, David T. Martin, Leslie W. Sprague, Carolyn J. Martin, Wendy Sprague, Herbert L, McClure, Lawrence C.Jr. Sprague, Manford W.,Sr McClure, Natalie J. Staples, George H. McCormick, Helen E. Staples, Ruth R. 43 , . . . . McCormick, Ronald G. Steu art Carol B. McGandy, Alison, B. Steu art Richard G. Michaud, Elaine L. Stre tch, Marc S. Mindemann, Karl E. Stre tch, Nancy A. Miner, Bonnie L. Stum ache r , Bonnie I Miner, Evan H. Stum ache r , Eric Murdough, Aubrey F. Sutt enf i eld, Helen C. Murdough, Nancy A. Sutt enf i eld, Keith H. Murdough, Theodore F Sutt enf i eld, Wm . H . J r Murphy, James F.,Sr. Sus e e , D orothea Murphy, Mary L. Tath am, Charles III Osgood, Charles Tayl or, Dianne L Patterson, Susan C. Teet er, Lorna M. Pearce, Stephen A. Teet er, Steven C. Pearson, Elizabeth W Thorn as , Russell S Tolman, Barry B. Warner, Beatrice M, Tolman, Ethan C. Warner, Bruce A. Tolman, Harvey E. Warner, Colleen M. Tolman, Karen Warner , Don C Tolman, Pamela J. Warner, Doris R. Tolman, Rose A. Warner, George N, Sr. Tompkins, Betsy J. Warner, George N., Jr Towne, Helen I Warner, Grace E. Trask, Diana L. Warner, Joan A. Tucker, Byron N. Warner, John E. Tucker, Marion L. Warner, Mildred L. Turner, Anita V. Warner, Ralph C,,Sr. Upton , David E . Warner, Ralph C.,Jr. Upton, Frank E.,Jr Warner, Richard I. Upton, Theresa M. Warner, Sally A. Vale, James Watt, Nigel J. VanKirk, Constance H, West , Robert I . VanKirk, John R. Wes t , Sus an L . vonStade, William F. Wiechert, Celia S. Walter , Jean G . Wiechert, Richmond R. Walter, John Wilber, Jeanne B. Walter, Priscilla T. Wilber, William W. Walter, Ralph D. Zeller, John C. ooooooo 44 . . RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1979 Value Value Land Bldgs . Total Adams, Earl M. & Alice M. Lot 500 House 8,250 8,750 Ames, Karl J. & Anne V. 2 Lots 800 Land - 3a 150 House 5,500 3 Outbuildings 1,430 7,880 Atkinson, Henry L. & Maurie Sue Lot 400 House 13,200 Guest Cottage 1,100 14,700 Ball, Frank W. & Doris H. Lot - Nelson Road 500 Land - Nelson Road 8a 400 Land - Guillow Flats 15a 750 House 9,240 10,890 Barrett, Earl W. & Fanny G. Lot - Old Town Road 500 Land - Old Town Road 6a 300 Proctor Lot 35a 1,750 Wilson Lot 16a 800 House - Outbuilding 7,700 11,050 Battinelli, Frances M. Lot - Nelson Road 500 House 4,950 Shed 300 5,750 Bell, James M. & Grace L. Granite Lake Frontage 15' 900 Lot 400 Lot - Pollen 500 House - Pollen 2,750 House 7,370 Garage 1,100 Boathouse 880 13,900 Bennett, Donald A. & Barbara E. 2 Lots - Old Town Road 1,000 House 15,950 Barn 1,100 18,050 Bennett, Marion A. Lot - Cemetery Hill Rd 400 Land 5.6a 280 House 13,200 13,880 Bingham, Marian E. Granite Lake Frontage 50' 3,000 House - Garage 11,550 14,550 Bradshaw, John R. & Bess N. Lot - Old Stoddard Rd 500 Curns Land 25a 1,250 House 19,800 Garage 2,200 Workshop 550 24,300 Blaudschun, Michael K. & Kathleen R. Lot 400 Land 200 600 Brown, Sandra G. Lot - Nelson Road 500 House - Barn 9,350 9,850 45 . . RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1979 Bunce, John E. & E, Ann Lot 500 Land 98a 4;,900 House- Barn 27,400 32,800 Call, Robert B. Mobile Home 5,985 5,985 Carter, Wright V. Granite Lake Frontage 30' 1,,800 House 12,650 14,450 Center for Chamber Music at Apple Hill Farm Inc. Lot 400 Land 20a 1,,000 Land 48a 2 ,400 Tennis Court 2,,500 Swimming Pool 5;,000 Office - Barn 27,500 Cottage 3,000 Recreation Center 5,500 Concert Barn 30,000 Garage 550 Shed 440 Cabins - 16 @ 500 8,000 86,290 Chase, Philip S. & Nancy A. Lot 500 House 11,000 11,500 Church, Richard P.,Jr.& Elizabeth T. Lot 400 Land 15a 750 House 20,000 21,150 Cohn, Elizabeth W. Lot 400 Land 9a 450 House 16,500 17,350 Collins, Maurice W.,Jr. Lot - Old Stoddard Rd 400 Day Lot & Stevens Land 300a- 3,,444 Current Use Hous e 14,000 Large Shed 550 New Shed 2,000 20,394 Coughlin, Neil P. & Judith A. Lot 400 Land 3a 150 House - Garage 21,450 22,000 Crowley, James P. & Vivian K. Lot 500 House 14,740 15,240 Curtis , Robert A Lot 500 Land 91a 4,550 House 1,000 6,050 Danner, Walter A. & Helen L. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 200' 12,000 Hous e 9,350 Garage 1,000 22,350 Descoteaux, Richard E. & Elsie Lot 400 Land 4a 200 Hous e 10,000 10,600 46 t , . . . RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1979 Dun t on , Jo s ephine A Murphy lot 500 Traile r & Addition A ,500 Garage 2,200 7 ,200 Dwyer , Mar tin C . & Wendy Lot 400 Land 9a 450 Hous e 25,000 25,850 Fau t eux , E rnest W. & Lynda H. Lot 500 Land 2 100 Hous e 6,000 Chicke n House 50 6,650 Feldman , S tanley & Bella Granit e Lake Frontage 206' 360 Hous e 26,131 Garage 1,500 39,991 Fisher , Er nestine M., Heirs of lot 500 Land 2a 100 Hous e 12, 100 Garage 880 13,580 Flavin, Go rdon & Linda H Granit e Lake Frontage 75' 4,500 House 20 ,500 25,000 Fletcher Lael T. 2 Lots 800 Right of Way 100 House 6,600 Garage 550 Cottag e 4,400 12,450 Flint, Pet er B. Lot 400 Land 2 28a - current use 3,272 House & Addi t ion 18,900 Barn 2,200 Woodcu 1 1 ers Cab in 1,000 Shed 300 26,072 Fr azier , L eonard F.& Marion W. Granit e Lake Frontage 100' 6 ,000 Land 7 4 .la 3,705 Howard Lot 500 Hous e 8,800 Garage 880 Howard Hous e 12,000 New Ga rage 2,000 33,885 French, Wi nston H. & Dorothy M Center Pond Frontage 1000' 10,000 , Lo 400 Land 5 4a -current use 1,108 Hous e 13,200 Old Ba rn 1,500 New Ba rn 1,650 27,858 Fuller, He nry M Center Pond Frontage 1400' 14,000 Lot 500 Land 98a 4,900 House 99 ,000 Barn - Shed 2,200 120,600 47 1 . RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES for 1979 Goldstein, Murray & Sylvia Granite Lake Frontage 421' 25,260 Land 10a 500 Hous e 22,858 Garage 1,100 Trailer 5,491 55,209 Gordon, Keith M. & Roberta P. Lot - Rte 9 500 Land 16a 800 Hous e 8,250 Outbuilding 500 10,050 Granite Lake Country Store Inc. Granite Lake Frontage 240' 14,400 House - Store - Apartment 44,000 Cottage & Garage 3,300 2 Small Cottages 4 ,400 1 Large Cottage 2,750 68,850 Hatch, Robert H. Center Pond Frontage 100' 1,000 Lot 400 House & Garage 13,200 14,600 Hilton , Nancy K Lot 500 Hous e 12, 100 Barn 550 13,150 Huber, Raymond G. & Mildred L. Lot 500 Right of Way 100 Hous e 9 ,900 Barn 825 11,325 Hutchins, Claude W.,Sr. & Anna May Lot 500 Hous e 4,500 Sawmill 880 Garage 3,300 9,180 Hutchins, Claude W.,Jr. & Cynthia J Lot 500 Land lOa 500 Trailer 4,713 Garage 3,000 Shed 900 9,613 Hutchins, Clyde W. & Brenda M. Land 95a 4, 750 Hous e 4,400 Barn 1,200 Sugar Hous e 300 10,650 Hutchins, Clyde Trailer 285 285 Hutchins, Nelson W. & Tara L. Lot 500 Hous e 2,750 3,250 Hutchins, Walter & Agnes Z. 2 Lots 800 Land 2 3a 1,150 House 5 ,500 C amp - Victor 2,000 Kenne 500 9,950 48 . . . RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES -1979 Iselin, Cornelia W. Lot - Rte 9 500 Land - Rte 9 16.5a 825 House 19,800 Garage 3,850 Barn 2,200 Shed 550 27,725 Iselin, Dorothy L. Center Pond Frontage 500' 5,000 Lot 400 Land 10a 50C Trowbridge Lot 400 Trowbridge Land 63a 3,150 Chalet 30,000 New Barn 7,600 Greenhouse 1,100 Trowbridge House 11,000 Barn 4,000 Cues thouse 2,300 Woodshed 200 65,650 Iselin, Michael P. & Alouette B. Center Pond Frontage 500' 5,000 Lot 400 Land - Lead Mine Rd . 24a 1,200 Simmons Lot 20a 1,000 Farmhouse & Apartment 26,730 Woodshed 100 3-Car Garage 600 Barn & Apartment 5 ,000 Feed Shed 100 Horsebarn 220 40 ,350 Jeffery, Kenneth E. Lot 500 Land 2a 100 House 16,500 17,100 Johnson, Robert C & Nancy N Lot 500 Hous e 8,800 Garage 880 10 ,180 Johnson, William H. & Pearl E. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 70 200 Lot 400 Land 2a 200 Plummer - Rugg Lot 10a 500 Hous e 27,500 32,800 Jones, Charlotte S. Lot 400 Land 13a 650 Hous e 6,600 Barn 100 7,750 Kensy, Erwin K. Lot 500 Land la 50 House 7,700 Office 880 9,130 Kedd, Douglas W. & Donna C Lot 500 Lot on White Pond 400 House 16,500 Camp 200 17,600 49 RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1979 Kretschmar, Gerald H. Lot #4 - Timber view 500 Land 19.3a 965 Log House 7,480 8,945 Kubie, Eleanor Lot 400 Right of Way 100 Land 4.18a 109 Hous e 14,767 15,376 Langdon, Courtney & Hope H Lot 400 Land 25a 1 ,250 House & Garage 15,000 Barn 2,200 18,850 Lape, Ruth S. Lot 400 Land 38a - current use 436 House & Garage 24,750 25,586 Lerchen, Norman A. Camp 1,100 1,100 Lothrop, Richard J. & Hope A. Lot 500 Land 3a 150 Hous e 18,000 Garage 900 19,550 Lyon, Ronald E. & Josette P. Granite Lake Frontage 100' 6 ,000 Lot 500 House & Garage 25,000 Beach House 1,650 33,150 Mackey, Richard J. Lot 400 House 16,500 16,900 Marciana, Walter J. & Nita S. Lot 500 Land 100 House 8,800 9,400 Martin., Leslie W. & Wendy Lot 400 House 11,000 Shed 560 11,960 McClure, Lawrence C.,Jr. & Natalie J. Lot 400 Land 3a 150 House 4,400 Shed 250 Sawmill 2,500 7,700 McClure, Natalie J. Lot 500 House 10,000 10,500 McCormick, Ronald G. & Helen E Lot 00 Land l^ga 75 Hous e 13,000 Garage 100 13,675 Mclntire, William W. , Ethel M.& Laura J, Lot 00 House 5,500 6,000 50 RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Michaud, Elaine L. Lot 500 House & Shop 12,100 12,600 Milbank Trust, Robbins Silver Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 2 Lots 800 Land - Lead Mine Rd . 129a 6,450 House 45,000 Schoolhouse 12,000 Silver Lake Chalet 13,200 Barn & Garage 5,000 88,450 Milbank, Helen K. Trowbridge Land 100a 5,000 5,000 Miner , Bonnie L . Lot 500 Trailer 2,500 3,000 Miner , Norma J . Lot #1 500 House & Garage 9,000 Woodshed 700 10,200 Miner, Norma J. (from Heirs of Harold Tomkins) Lot #2 500 House 8,000 . 8,500 Morrison, Ishbel Lot 500 House 15,000 Barn 1,500 17,000 Murdough, Aubrey F.,Sr.& Nancy A. Lot 500 House 9,350 Garage 1,000 Workshop 500 Sawmill 1,500 Storage Shed 200 13,050 Murdough, Theodore F. Lot 500 Land 8a 400 Land 50.9a 2,545 Land 55a - current use 789 House 12,000 Shed 100 16,334 Murphy, James F. & Mary L. Granite Lake Frontage 50' 3,000 House 10,000 13,000 Partridge, Claire A. Tolman Pond Marshy Frontage 100' 666 666 Partridge, Sidney F. & Claire A. Tolman Pond Frontage 88' 880 Land 4a 200 House 0,,000 Garage 1^1,000,000 12,080 Pearce, Jean W. Lot 400 House 9 .,,570 Garage 200 10,170 Perkins, Dr.Neal B. & Harriett T. Lot 400 Parsonage and Barn 12,100 12,500 51 RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Pierce, Janice W. Lot 400 Land 38.7a 1,935 Land 108.6a - current use 1,247 Land 8a - current use 26 Hous e 18,700 22,308 Plant, Sidney H. & Dorothy L. Granite Lake Frontage 200' 12,000 House 20,000 32,000 Poland, John C. & Rose Lot 500 Hous e 8,800 9,300 Quigley, Mildred G. Lot 400 House 4,500 4,900 Quigley, Terrance G.& Martha L. Lot 400 Trailer 2,708 3,108 Raynor, Marion R. Lot 400 Hous e 16,500 Garage 1,600 Greenhous e 880 19,380 Riley, Bonnie A. Lot 400 Hous e 15,400 15,800 Robertson, William R. & Anne T. Silver Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Center Pond Frontage 190' 1,900 Lot 400 Land - Lead Mine Rd . 48a 2,400 Land - Priest, G. 72a 3,600 House & Garage 41,800 Boathouse 500 56,600 Robinson, Catherine P. Lot 400 Right of Way 100 House 5,500 6,000 Robinson, Robert E. & Hazel M. Tolman Pond Frontage 250' 2,500 Right of Way 100 Hous e 8,500 Garage 220 Sugarhous e 100 11,420 Sawyer, Norman E. & Eva A. Lot 500 Hous e 8,580 9 ,080 Schillemat, Edward R.,Jr.& Harriet A. Lot 500 House lj3,000 Garage & Apartment 4,500 Shed 100 18,100 Seixas, Janette R. Lot 500 Land 4.7a 235 Hous e 17,600 Barn 3,850 2 Camps 4,000 26,185 52 RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Shangraw, Jack L. & Betty J. Lot 500 Right of Way 100 House 26,400 27 ,000 Shea, Roberta T. Lot 500 House 17,600 Garage 1,000 19,,100 Skinner, Joseph & Sarah S. Lot 400 Land 149a 7,450 HouS e 16,500 Barn 1,500 Garage 3,000 Camp 300 29:,150 Smith, Peter A. & Barri L. Lot 500 House 6,600 Garage 2,500 9 ..,600 Smith, Steven G. House 3,000 3,,0 00 Sobel, David T. Lot 400 Land 3a 150 House 6,600 7,150 Sprague, Herbert L.& Carolyn J. Lot 500 Land 3a 150 House 4,000 Shed 100 4,750 Staples, George H. & Ruth R. Lot 500 House & Garage 10,000 10,500 Steuart, Richard G. & Carol B. Granite Lake Frontage 20' 1,200 Lot 500 Land 29a -current use 595 Hous e 17,568 Barn 2,024 Shed 64 21,951 Stretch, Marc S. & Nancy A. Lot 500 Land & Shea Lot 36a -current use 560 House 16,390 Barn 3,900 Garage 900 22,250 Stumacher, Eric & Bonnie I. Lot 400 Land 19.6a 980 House 18,000 19,380 Suttenfield, William H.,Jr.& Helen C. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 205' 12,300 Lot 400 Land 20.12a 1,206 House 20,000 Playhouse 100 Garage & Walkway 1,100 35,106 Teeter, Steven C. & Lorna M. Lot 500 Land 9a 450 House & Apartment 15,400 53 RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Teeter, Steven C. & Lorna M.(cont.) Shed 300 Cottage 1,000 Barn 3,000 20,650 Teppema, Jan Lot 400 Land 8.2a 410 House 11,000 Barn & Garage 6,600 18,410 Thomas, Russell S. Lot 400 Land ^ha 225 Hous e 1,500 Outbui Iding 75 2,200 Tolman, Arvilla C. Nubanusit Landing Frontage 1/3 int. 6 2/3' 400 Tenny Pond & Nubanusit Frontage h int. 90' 5,400 Lot-Homeplace 2a 400 Land - Homeplace 2a 100 Land - Cith Hill 106.6a 5,330 Land - City Hill 450a - current use 6,458 Land -Nubanusit Rd . 273a -current 3,928 use Brickyard Lot - h int. la 50 Tenny Lot - k int. 5a 250 Yardley Lot -1/3 int. l/3a 17 1/3 int. of 27 1/3' on Tolman Pond 273 House - Homeplace 8,250 Garage 75 Shed 75 Cottage across from Homeplace 500 Cottage #2 - Hangover Camp 1,400 Cottage #4 - Hall 1,000 Sleeping Cottage - behind #2 300 Shed - Garage - Sugarhouse 100 34,306 Tolman, Barry B. Tolman Pond Frontage 368' -3,6 80 Lot 400 Land 3a 150 Farmhouse & Barn 23,000 Skillen Cottage 10,000 Woodshed - Farmhouse 300 Woodshed - Skillen 200 Knoll Cottage 1,500 3 Outbuildings 800 Henhouse 100 Workshop 3,000 43,130 Tolman, Ethan C. & Pamela J. Tolman Pond Frontage 20' 200 Nubanusit Lake Frontage 70' 4,200 Nubanusit Lake Frontage 300' 18,000 Lot 400 Right of Way (Curtis Property) 100 Melville Lot 38a 1,900 City Hill Land 45a 2,250 Cady Land 4a 200 Blodgett Lot, Dow & White Pastures 136a - current use J, 9 52 54 ' RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Tolman, Ethan C. & Pamela J. (continued) Land near Nubanusit 3a 150 House 19,500 Quill Cove 2,000 50,852 Tolman, Florence B. Tolman Pond Frontage 610' 4,100 Lot 400 Land - Homeplace 90a 4,500 Dixon Lot 5a . 250 Dixon Pasture 85a -current use 1,743 Smythe Lot 23a -current use 472 Tennis Court 1,000 House & Garage 11,000 Stable 2,000 Garage 200 Camp - across pond 100 Camp - Grey Ghost 3,500 Camp - Murray 1,500 Camp - Conn 4,500 Camp - Brown 2,500 Camp - Moeller 14,000 53,765 Tolman, Newton F. & Janet P. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Spoonwood Frontage 2000' 10,000 Lot 400 Greengate 305a 15,250 Greengate 490a 24,500 Lot 400 Lot 400 House & Outbuilding 13,500 Faulkner Camp 500 Renn's Camp 500 71,450 Tolman, Rodger M. & Frances B. Nubanusit Landing -2/3 int 13 1/3' 800 Nubanusit Frontage -h int. 90' 5,400 Tolman Pond Frontage-2/3 int. 54 2/3' 546 Land 170a 8,500 Tenney lot - h int. 5a 250 Land - Brickyard la 50 Yardley Lot 2/3 int. 2/3a 33 Lot 400 House 15,400 Barn 3,000 Workshop 2 ,000 Garage 1,000 Workshop - Harvey 1,000 Cottage - Smith 2,100 Cottage - Gerrish- 1,600 Cottage - Craig 1,500 Cottage - Whalen 1,600 Cottage - Evereth 1,200 Cottage - Nasau 4,500 House - Harvey 6,600 Chickenhouse 50 57,529 Tucker, Byron N. & Marion L. Lot 500 Land 5a 250 House 18,700 19,450 55 . . . RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Upto n , Dav id E. & Theresa M, Lot 500 Land 23a 250 House 14,000 Shed 200 15,850 , Upto n , Fr a nk E . Jr The S quare Piece la 50 50 , Upto n , Hei r s of Frank E . Sr Homep lace Nubanusit Frontage 225' 13,500 Nub an usit Frontage 475' 28,500 Homep lace 79a 3,950 Steve ns Lot 22a 1,100 Humph rey & Hart Lots 225a 11,250 Bryan t Lot 5a 250 Lot - Hograf 400 Lot - Call 400 House & Apartment 13,200 Halec roft Cottage 3,000 Cotta ge - Purple Finch 1,000 Cotta ge - Smith 500 Cotta ge - Kingfish 1,000 Small Barn 50 78,100 VanK irk , J ohn R. & Constance H. Lot - Rte 9 500 Land 17a 850 House 18,700 Barn 2,200 22,250 vonS t ade , William F. Lot 400 Land 7a 350 Hous e 8,400 9,150 Walt er , Jo hn & Priscilla T. Lot 500 Land 48a 2,400 Land 40a -current use 459 Hous e 9,350 12,709 Warn er , Do n C . Land - Homeplace 78a 3,900 Holt & White Farm 133a-current us e 2,727 Jewe t t Lot 20a 1,000 A Lot s 1,600 House 2,500 Barn & Sheds 500 12,227 Warn er , Ge orge N.,Sr.& Joan A. House 2,200 2,200 Warn er , Ge or ge N . , Jr Trail er 285 285 Warn er , Gr ace L . Lot 400 Cream er Land 2a 100 Barn - Blueberry Lane 200 700 Warn er , Jo hn E. & Mildred L. House 2,200 2,200 Warn er , Ra Iph C. & Beatrice M. House (new) 3,000 3,000 Watt , Nige 1. J . & Helen Lot 500 Land 23a 1,150 House & Garage 14,300 Works hop 2,500 18,450 56 RESIDENT INVENTORY & PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Welch , Joseph F . Nubanusit Lake Frontage 621' 37,260 House 16 ,500 Boathouse 2,500 I c ehous e 100 Workshop 1,000 Pumphouses 100 Woodshed 300 57,760 West, Robert I. & Susan L. Lot 500 Land 34a 60 House 14,300 Garage 1,000 15,860 Wiechert, Richmond R. & Celia S. Lot 400 Land 34a 1,600 Hous e 12,100 14,100 Wilber, Jeanne A. Lot 500 Right of Way 100 House 14,000 Barn 500 15,100 oooooooooo 57 NON-RESIDENT INVENTORY AND PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1979 Value Value Land Buildings Total Alexander, Malcolm U. & Priscilla Nubanusit Lake Frontage 209' $12,540 House $ 13,200 $ 25,740 Alexander, Mary Priscilla B. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 209' 12:,540 Lot 400 House 20,000 Garage 4,000 36,940 Allen, Joseph P.& Rhoda E. Lot -//14 Deer Run Reserve 400 Land 4a 200 600 Allen, Peter H. & Marion L. Storey Lot 110a 5,,500 Tarr Lot 76a 3,,800 9,300 Alswanger, Sanford B.& Lois K. Granite Lake Frontage 125' 1 ,,500 House 7,700 Pumphouse 75 15,275 Anctil, Albert F. Silver Lake Frontage 100' 6,,000 House 13,200 Boathouse 1,000 20,200 Ansaldo, Charles R.& Beverly A. Silver Lake Frontage 40' 1,,400 House 4,400 6,800 Ardry, Frederick J.& Ronald G. Lot 500 Right of Way 100 House & Woodshad 6,,050 6:,650 Avery, Fred A.& Dolores R. Granite Lake Frontage 50' 3,000 Hous e 6:,600 9:,600 Ball, William J. & Norma D. Land -A . Tolman-Ci ty Hill 13.6a 680 680 Bemis, Ralph B. & Uriel Bancroft Lot 7/12 int. \kh& 725 725 Bennink, Richard E. & Mary Nubanusit Lake Frontage 365' 21,900 Hersey Lot Frontage 200' 12,000 Land 10a 500 House 8.,200 Boathouse & Apartment 3:,080 45:,680 Bergeron, Edward J. & Evelyn J. Granite Lake Frontage 77' 4,620 Hous e 15.,400 Dock 1,,100 21:,120 Berman, Stanley J. Granite Lake Frontage 242' 14,520 House 8,,250 Boathouse 200 22:,970 Beth, Walter F. & Louise E. Granite Lake Frontage 35' 2,100 Lot 500 Right of Way 100 House 12.,100 14:,800 58 e Black, Carolyn Struthers Lot 500 Land 3a 150 Land - Lot #2 36.7a 1,835 Hous e 12,100 14,585 Boccia, Eurelis J. & Mary F. Granite Lake Frontage 35' 2,100 Lot 500 House 8,800 11,400 Bosa, Arthur J. & Doris Y. Land 38i2a 1,925 1,925 Bowen, David & Margaret K. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 110* 6,600 House 14,300 Gues thous e 3,000 Small Guesthouse 1,000 Garage 500 25,400 Bowlby, Charles L. & Mildred E. Granite Lake Frontage 50' 3,000 Land -Carr Estate 2,000 Land near Granite Lake 3,500 Building 3,850 12,350 Brantwood Camp, Trustees of Land 100a 5,000 5,000 Briggs, Mary Cabot Trust Nubanusit Lake Frontage 2000' 120,000 Spoonwood Pond Frontage 2000' 10,000 Yardley Pasture 30a 1,500 Tolman Lot 16a 800 Appleton Pasture 254a 12,700 Ox Pas tur 1,300 146 ,300 Brooks and Amlaw, Inc. Granite Lake Frontage 180' 10,800 Lot 500 Land 3a 150 4-Apartment Motel 16,500 Dining room-Kitchen 12,100 6 Large Cabins g 1,100 6,600 2 Double Cabins 2,750 5,500 2 Older Cabins @ 1,500 3,000 Horse Barn 3,000 Gazebo 100 58,250 Buckingham, Browne & Nichols School Land 10a 5,250 Dining Hall 3,000 4 Camps (? 500 2,000 Shower Room 750 Butler Building 1,000 12,000 Bullock, Margie C. Land 6^a 325 325 Burgess, Thomas M. & Margaret W. Granite Lake Frontage 129' 7,740 House 27,500 35,240 Burns, Elmer M. & Rosemary L. Lot #2-Wilder Lot-Nelson Estate 1,040 1,040 20. 8a Burt, Richard H. & Ruth M. 400 Lot #13 -Deer Run Reserve 160 560 Land 3.2a Bushey, Roy & Hazel Myrna Lot 500 500 59 . . , Call, Robert J. & Janice D. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 125' $ 7,500 Hous e $ 9,900 $ 17,400 Carlson, Raymond 0.& Jeannette J. Granite Lake Frontage 60' 3,600 6,050 9,650 Carter, Dr. Frank H.& Elizabeth A. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 278' 16,680 Hous e ,800 Shed 200 25,680 Caruso, Arthur T.& Mary M. Granite Lake Frontage 250' 15:,000 Lot 500 Land 5a 250 Hous e 7:,700 23,450 Castor, Ralph P. Lot #9 -Deer Run Reserve 400 Land 3a 150 550 Chandler, Christine L. Granite Lake Frontage 337' 20:,220 Lot 500 House 12,,000 Garage 2:,500 Shed 500 35,720 Chaplin, D.Reed & Minnie C. Granite Lake Frontage 125' 1 ,500 7,500 Chickering, Stanley M.& Cecile F. Granite Lake Frontage 105' 6:,300 Hous e 7:,000 Gues thous e 800 14,100 Glaus , Viola D Land - Rte 9 71.5 3:,575 3,575 C lymer , Ani t a B Nubanusit Lake Frontage 250' 15:,000 15,000 Cobleigh, Heirs of Gerald F. Lot 500 House & Shed 11;,000 11,500 Colony , Charles Spoonwood Front age ( trac t 2)1117' 5,,535 Sheldon Lot 22.3a 1:,115 6,650 Colony, John, Jr. Spoonwood Fr ontage ( t rac t 1)1117' 5,535 Sheldon Lot 22.3a 1.115 6,650 Colony, John, Jr. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Water rights 2,000 Gatehous e 1,000 9 ,000 Conrad, Margaret E. Lot 400 Conrad Lot 8a 400 Hous e 4,400 5,200 Cornog, Michael L.& Mary Lot 400 Land 100 House & Garage 18,700 19 ,200 Coutu , Es ther F . Mill Site 1,000 1,000 Cucchi, John J. & Sarah M Lot 400 Right of Way 100 Hous e 5,500 Garage 500 6,500 60 Dardani, Lucy R. Granite Lake Frontage 116' 6,960 New Cottage 12,000 18,960 Davenport, Stephen R.& Joanna T. Lot 400 Hous e 1,000 1,400 DeLuca, Gerard M. & Gwen Land 82a 4,100 4,100 deMartelly, John Michael Berman, Dothy de Martelly Geraci, Johanne de Martelly Pearson Lot 7 5a 3 ,750 Hilltop Lot 15a 750 4,500 de Martelly, John S. Lot 400 Land 48a 2 ,400 Hous e 4,400 Barn 2,000 9,200 Domoroski, Nicholas & Sophie Land 12i2a 625 625 Donnelly, John Charles IV Land 7a 350 Camp-Br icky ard ( f r om Ethan Tolman) 500 850 Driscoll, Francis J.,Jr.& Anne M. Granite Lake Frontage 20' 1 ,200 1,200 Drogue, Donald R. Silver Lake Frontage 50' 3:,000 Hous e 3,850 6,850 Duddy , Roy A. & Margaret Silver Lake Frontage 100' 6:,000 Lot 400 Cottage & Shed 3,000 9,400 Fallon, Donald J. & Eleanor B. Silver Lake Frontage 40' 1,,400 Cottage 3,850 6,250 Faulkner, Clarence A.& Winifred M. Granite Lake Frontage 90' 5.,,400 Cottage 4,400 9,800 Faulkner, Gilbert L. & Mary E. Granite Lake Frontage 100' 6,,000 Hous e 12,100 18,100 Ferguson, Ronald R. & Sandra H. 135' 8 ,100 Granite Lake Frontage = Hous e 12,100 Garage 1,000 Summerhous e 350 21,550 Fiderio, Charles R. & Shirley F. Lot 400 Land 28a 1,,400 New House & Garage 25,000 Cottage 3,000 29,800 Five B Farm Trust Silver Lake Frontage 92' 5,,520 Lot 400 Land-Lead Mine Road 336a -6,,800 Hous e 14,300 Gues thous e 1,650 Workshop 750 Shed 200 Boathouse 800 Sugarhous e 600 Caretakers House 5,000 46,020 61 . , Francis, William W. & Mary L. Silver Lake Frontage h int. 200' $ 12,000 Lot - h int. 200 Land h int. 125a 3,125 House h int. 7,150 Barn h int. 750 Boathouse h int. 250 23,475 Frazier, Ronald L. & Elva L. Lot 400 Building 600 1,000 French, Frederick W.& Susan R. Lot 400 Land 62.4a 3,120 Summerhouse 1,,100 4;,620 Furlong, Albert R. & Patricia T. Granite Lake Frontage 110' 6,600 Boathous e 1:,000 1 ,600 Gailey, Robert W. & Shirley G. Silver Lake Frontage 125' 7,500 Hous e 18,,040 25:,540 Gallant, Reginald R. Trailer 855 855 Geddes, Paul K. Robbins Pasture 100a 5,000 5,,000 Giambo, Costantino D. Trustee for Dario & David N. Lot 400 Land - Old Stoddard Road 525a 26,250 Westminster Lot 2,250 Hous e 7,700 Barn 2,000 Mobile Home 100 38,700 Gif f in, John H. ,Sr Tolman Pond Frontage 54.5a 545 545 Giffin, John H.,Sr. et al Tolman Pond Frontage 270' 2,700 Lot 400 House and Barn 9,900 13,000 Giffin, John H.,Jr. Tolman Pond Frontage 220' 2,200 Lot 400 Land 33a 1,650 House 13,200 Woodshed 200 17,650 Gilbert, Katherine de P. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 106' 6,360 Lot 400 Right-of-way 100 6,860 Gilmore, Richard F. & Ruth R. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 126' 7,560 Nubanusit Lake Frontage 300' 18,000 House 2,750 Woodshed 50 28,360 Glazier, William H.M. Silver Lake Frontage 300' 18,000 18,000 Granite Lake Association Water Rights 2,000 2,000 Granite Lake Realty Corp. Granite Lake Frontage 1493^' 8,970 Land 28a 1,400 Tennis Court 1,000 Basketball Court 2,000 Small Basketball Court 800 62 . , Granite Lake Realty Corp.(cont.) Office Building $ 3,000 Canteen Building 4,000 Recreation Building 15,000 Dormitories #1-12 15,000 Double Dormitory 5,000 Dormitories f/ 14-15 3,000 13 Single Cottages 10,000 Shower Building 500 Laundry room 500 Guest House 2,000 Double Cottage 5,000 Small Camp 500 Workshop 500 Kitchen-Dining Room 9,000 Single Cottages #19-21 3,000 $90,170 Grant, Scovil A. & Isabelle G. Land 159.3a 1 ,965 7,965 Green, Donald S. & Joyce C. Granite Lake Frontage 33' 1,,980 1,980 Greenwood, Calvin D.& Ruth R. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 200' 2,,000 Hous e 7,700 19,700 Grube , Emil Lot 500 Land 10a 500 House and Garage 15 ,400 16,400 Guida, Alexander & Lottie Granite Lake Frontage 150' 9,000 Cement Dock 650 9,650 Guida, Seibert Dairy Company Lot 400 Wilson-Tarbox Lots 324a 16,200 Town Farm Lot 4,650 Home Lot 500 Fraser Lot 500 Sawtelle Lot 500 House 13,200 Barn 1,100 37,050 Hall, Jonathan & Virginia I. Silver Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Camp 3,,000 9,000 Hall, Joseph L.III & Thelma G Lot #3 -Timberview 17.2a 860 860 Hammond, John J. Land 250a - current use 3,588 3,588 Hampton, Beverly E. Granite Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Hous e 8,,800 Garage 200 15,000 Hanifin, Heirs of Thomas E. Donkey Pasture 33a 1,650 ' Taylor Lot 57a 2,850 Cheney Lot 120a 6,000 10,500 Hans el , John P Starr Lot 30a 1,500 1,500 Hansel, Rev. Robert R.& Susan C. Lot 500 Hous e 18,560 Shed 450 19 ,510 Hardy, Miriam & Christine M. Lot 400 63 . ' Hardy, Miriam & Christine M. (cont.) Land 86a $ 4,300 Hardy and White Farm 207a 10,350 Attached Shed & Storage $ 2,000 Hous e 8,800 $25:,850 Hastings, Ruth B.& Downing , Les lie H Bancroft Lot 5/12 int. 10.5a 525 525 Hazen, Kenneth W.& Catherine S. Lot 500 Hous e 6,600 7 ,100 Heaney, Sarah M. Land 45a 2,,250 2,,250 Heimann Const. Co. Pierce Lot #7 9a 450 450 Heimann, Charles J. II & Marjorie A. Otter Lot 123.6a 6,,180 So. Otter Lot 46.6a 1,,330 Ellis Lot 20a 1,,000 9,510 Hersey, Winthrop P. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 815' 48^,900 Land IS^ga 675 Snowf lake 8,250 Nutshell 7,150 Guesthouse Shop 1,000 Shed 50 Boathouse 300 Tool Shed 100 66,425 Hewitt, Linwood H.,Jr. & Dorothy H. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 150' 9,000 House - Guest Cottage 6,050 15,050 Hewitt, L .H. , Jr . Inc Nubanusit Lake Frontage 344' 20,640 Add ' 1 Nubanusit Lake Frontage 32' 1,920 House 33,000 Garage 1,500 6-Stall Storage Shed 2,500 59;,560 Hinds, Ray A.,Sr. & Ray A., Jr. Granite Lake Frontage 55' 3,300 3:,300 Hinds, Harriet F. & McGr a th , Ellen L. Granite Lake Frontage 58' 3,480 Boathouse 500 3;,980 Hinds, Ray A.,Sr. & Harriet F. Granite Lake Frontage 372' 22,320 Lot 400 Holt Lot 43a 2,150 Cameron Lot 100a 5,000 Rock Lot 6a 300 House and Barn 7,700 37,,870 Holbrook, Altha J. Granite Lake Frontage 194' 11,640 16,500 28,140 Holt, Priscilla R. Granite Lake Frontage 60' 3,600 House 8,800 Garage 800 13,200 House, William P. & Elaine J. Silver Lake Frontage 50 3,000 Rocco Lot 330a 16,500 19,500 Howard, Norman B. & Clarisse L. Granite Lake Frontage 160' 9,600 House and Garage 9,900 19,500 64 Hunting, Charles L. & Mabel G. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 200' $12,000 Hous e $ 6,,600 Garage - Guesthouse 2:,750 $ 21;,350 Huntsman - Trout, Beatrice Rolfe Land 50a 2,500 2;,500 Jackson, Teddy R. & Francis H. Granite Lake Frontage 90' 5,400 House k,,950 10:,350 Jacobs, Donald M. Land 10a 500 500 Johnson, Alfred W. & Virginia M. Lot 500 Cottage 4,,950 5;,450 Joyal, Achille A. Granite Lake Frontage 60' 3,600 House 1;,800 5,,400 Kaplan, Josephine R. Lot 400 Land 2i2a 125 House 6;,600 Storage Shed 600 7 .,,725 Keene , City of Echo Lake 15,400 Hall - Hardy Lot 53a 2,650 Rolfe Lot 533a 26,650 44:,700 Keene Co-Operative Bank Lot #16 Deer Run Reserve 400 Land 6.3a 315 715 Kerber, Peter P. & Beverly C. Granite Lake Frontage 100' 6,000 Land 21a 1,050 Cottage 1,,900 9 .,,950 Kerkorian , Harry & Todd,Artin Land 41a 2,050 2;,050 Kimball, Robert P. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 500' 30,000 House A-Frame 13,,200 Shed 100 Storage Barn at Franks 1,,800 Cement Dock 340 45:,440 Klemperer, Margit Freund Lot 400 Land ,5 3a 2,650 House 1 .,,700 10:,750 Knight, Arthur H. Land -Stevens Lot 144a 7,200 7 ,200 , Knight, Helen E. Granite Lake Frontage 240' 14,400 House 9 .,,900 Boa thouse 500 24:,800 Kramer, Michael & Helen A. Lot 500 Land 4.1a 205 House 6 =,050 Garage 1,,000 7.,755 Ladd, Frank P. Lot 400 House 6,000 6 ,400 Ladouceur, Roger & Linda Land 0.16a 65 Lane, H. Le Gro & Arlene M. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 275' $16^,500 Hous e $14,,000 Cottage 750 $31:,250 Lape, James T.& Elizabeth B. Lot 400 Hous e 12:,000 12:,400 Lape, James T. & Riley, Bonnie A. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 200' 12:,000 12:,000 Larre, Jeanne Granite Lake Frontage 100' 6:,000 Hous e 13:,200 Cottage 1:,500 20:,700 Laubshire, Helen G. Land (150'x 225') 100 100 Law, Rosamond E, #1 - Silver Lake Frontage 100% int. 50' 3,000 #2 - Silver Lake Frontage h int. 200' 12:,000 i^ Lot - int . 200 Land \ in t . 125a 3:,125 i^ Hous e - int . 7 ,150 Barn - ^, int . 750. Boathouse 1^ int. 250 23 ,475 Leary, John K. & Rita F. Granite Lake Frontage 33' 1:,9 80 Lot 500 Building ^ ,130 11 ,610 Lebs, Nancy Ward Land 45a 2 ,250 2:,250 Lillo, Peter P. & Margaret M Land -(Teppema) 7.3a 365 365 Lindner, Carl M. Land 14a 700 700 Lindner, Charles R. Lot 400 Land l^^a 75 Building 3:,000 3:,000 Lindner, Priscilla L. Patrick Lot 5a 250 250 Mahnke, M. Susan (from A.Tolman) Land 5a 250 250 McEntegart, James G.& Loretta H Granite Lake Frontage 50' 3:,000 House 17:,140 Pumphous e 75 20:,215 McKie, Theodore C. & Madelyn C. Damon Lot 20a 1:,000 1:,000 McMahon, John H.,Sr. Heirs of Rugg Lot 30a 1:,500 1:,500 McPartland, Kenneth M.& Nance L. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 395' 23:,700 Hous e 11:,000 Boathouse 600 35:,300 Miller, Mark Channing, et al Nubanusit Lake Frontage 1500' 90,,000 Land 60a 3:,000 Hous e 19:,800 Garage 200 Boathouse 2:,000 Woodshed 50 Camp 1:,000 116:,050 66 . t . Mor rilly , J ane A . Taylor Lot 50a $ 2,500 $ 2,500 Muirhead , D onald M.Jr. & Shirley M Osgood Farm Lot 40a 2,000 White Pasture 5a 250 2,250 Murdock E Inc . Swett Lot 25a 1,250 1,250 Murphy, Dor othy H. Gr ani t e Lake Frontage 414' 24,840 Hous e 22,,000 46,840 Neil, Louis e C. Gr ani e Lake Frontage 175' 10,500 9 House ,,570 Cabana 800 20,870 Neil, Thoma s C. & Carol L Blodge tt Lot 5a 250 Tolman Lot 28a 1,400 1,650 Nels onia Tr us t Lot 400 Land 2 100 Hous e 6,,600 Garage -Workshop 2;,200 Shed 200 9,500 New England Woodenware Corp. Sheldo n Lot 100a 5,000 5,000 Page , Karl K. & Myrtle I. Grani t e Lake Frontage 111 7,080 Hous e 10:,000 Garage 700 17,780 Papile , Rom eo A . & Judith A Marshy Land - Munsonville 100 100 Parker, Lew is S . Center Pond Frontage 300' 3,000 Taylor Lot 40a 2,000 Gibs on Lot 40a 2,000 Osgood Lot 152a 7,600 lA:,600 Parker, Wal ter B . Lot 400 Land 9 la 4,550 Hous e 13,700 Barn 1,000 Shed 100 Sugarh ous e 600 20;,350 Patek, Arth ur J., Jr. & Mary M, Lot 500 Land 5 250 House 15,950 Garage -Woodshed 1,200 17:,900 Patek', Davi d J. & Louise Dierker Lot 400 2 Righ ts of Way 200 Land 9 Oa 4,500 House 15,950 Guesth ous e 2,500 23:,550 Patterson, Franklin K. Lot 400 400 Pelletier , Paul J. Grani e Lake Frontage 105' 6,300 Hous e 9,350 Garage 800 16:,450 67 . . ' .' Pelletier, Raymond A. et al Granite Lake Fro ntage 140' $ 8,400 Hous e $12,100 Garage 1,000 $21,500 Perrins, Daniel T. Lot 400 400 Pes ak , S teve Robbins Lot 5a 250 250 Phillips, Margaret M. Lot 400 400 Pratt , Bradley C , Sr & Charlotte H . Granite Lake Fro ntage 50' 000 Cottage - Granit e Lake 2,500 5,500 Prawdzik, Daniel B Nubanusit Lake F r ontage 161 9 ,660 Hous e 10,000 19,660 Press, Nehemiah H. Granite Lake Fro ntage 80' ,800 Lot 400 Land 6 a 300 House & Shed 8,,470 Large Cottage 4,,400 3 Small Cottages 8Q€ 19:,170 Priest, Patricia J. Land 5a 250 250 Priest, Theodore M. Hubbard Land 35a ,750 1:,750 Public Service Co. of N.H. Utilities 165:,000 165:,000 Putnam, David F. 1956 Trust Silver Lake Fron tage 447 26 ,820 Building 6:,000 32:,820 Rahmeier, Paul W. & L ynne J Nubanusit Lake F rontage 200' 12 ,000 Hous e 13:,200 25:,200 Rebidue, Roy E. & Dor is Silver Lake Fron tage 40' ,400 House 4:,400 6:,800 Redmond Farm Lot 400 Land 7 6a ,800 Hous e 12:,100 Guesthouse & Gar age 3:,300 Outbuild ing 100 Studio 3,,300 23:,000 Ridge , David A . & Bonnie J Lot 400 Land 2a 100 Hous e 6:,600 7:,100 Robertson, Norris H & Barb ara B Nubanusit Lake F rontage 220' 13 ,200 Island - Nubanus it Lake 3 ,620 Hous e 1 .,,480 24,,300 Rogers, Deborah G. Tolman Pond Fron tage 105^2 ,055 Land 11.1a 555 1,,610 Rowe, Heirs of Hollis Silver Lake Fron tage 700' 42 ,000 ^2:,000 Sargon, Miriam B. & G oldstein, Jonathan Lot 400 400 Seaver, Edgar G., Hei rs of Silver Lake Fron tage 1012' 60 ,720 Building 3,000 63,720 ' . P Sheehan, Jeffrey A. Lot $ 400 Land 4.84a 242 $ 642 Shepard, Elizabeth W. Silver Lake Frontage 800' 48,000 Hous e $ 4,950 52,950 Sherry, Daniel B. Land - Lot //I (Plan Book 25, age 65) 950 950 Shipp, William & Gwen Nubanusit Lake Frontage 200' 12,000 2 Rights of Way 200 Hous e 5,500 Woodshed 100 Boathouse 50 17 ,850 Shonk, Bronson T. & Mary H Lot 400 Land & Tolman Pond Frontage 2430' & 39.4a 775 Land 2a 100 House 13,,200 14,475 Spaulding, Earl B. Tolman Pond Frontage 250' 2,500 Tolman Pond Frontage 50' 500 Land 29a 1,450 House & Shed 7,,700 Cottage 2,,750 Barn 1,,500 16,400 Stefanik, Robert & Shirley Granite Lake Frontage 90' 5,400 House & Garage 22,,000 27,400 Stockwell, Sidney W. & Marianna Kent, Lewis & Goodhue Lots 475 current us 3,116 3,116 Struthers, Alfred M. Lot 400 Land - Lot #3 17.5a 875 Land 13a 650 Hous e 25,000 26,925 Struthers, John H & Parke H. , Jr Lot 400 Land 12.6a 630 Brick House 15,400 16,430 Struthers, John H. Land , 50a 2,500 2 ,500 Struthers, Parke H.,Jr. Land 140a 7,000 7,000 Szlapinski, Alfred Lot 400 Land 15a 750 Hous e 2,200 3,350 Tatham, Julie C. Granite Lake Frontage 120' 7,200 House 7,920 Pumphouse 75 15,195 Thompson, Theron Half a lot 250 250 Tolman , Helen Land 10a 500 500 Towne, Samuel A.,Sr. Frontage 49 490 490 Towne, Samuel A., Jr. & William S. Tolman Pond Frontage 121' 1 ,210 Land 12.6a 630 1,840 69 . . Trask, Corridan F.,Jr.& Margaret E. Granite Lake Frontage 50' $ 3,000 Hous e $13,200 $ 16,200 Tremblay, Norman J., Roger H. Glor ia L Granite Lake Frontage 65' 3,900 Lot 500 House 16,500 1,000 21,900 Tribble, Robert F. Granite Lake Frontage 24' 1,440 1,440 Turner, Katharine S. Nubanusit Lake Frontage 220' (1) 13,200 Hous e 5,000 200 18,400 Nubanusit Lake Frontage 250' (2) 15,000 Cottage 4,400 Gues thous e 200 19 ,600 Tuttle, Gale T. & Nina G. Lot 500 House 3,850 4,350 United Church of Christ in Keene Land - Felt Hill 5a 250 25Q Upton, Heirs of Horace Land 10a -current use 41 Land 248a 2,400 12;,441 Walker, Jeannette L. Taylor Pasture 70a 3,500 3,,500 Ward, Vernon & Jane S. Land -Lot #1 34.7a 1,735 1;.735 Weaver, Eleanor R. Lot 500 Right of Way 100 House 5,,500 6:,100 Wells, Heirs of Wellington White Lot 20a 1,000 1,,000 White, Barrie M.Jr. Lot 4Q0 House 65.,000 Game Building 5;,280 Carpor t 400 Workshop 1,,600 72;,680 Wilder, Alden E.& Richard A. Tarbox Lot 500 Green-Guillow Lot 5 l/3a 275 775 Williams, Caroline F. Lot 400 Land 10a 500 Right of Way 100 Hous e 17,,600 Woodshed 300 Gues thouse 1,,200 20:,100 Williams, Thomas B.Sr. Tolman Pond Frontage 100' 1,000 1,,000 Wilson, Tom Muir Land 20a 1,000 1,,000 Wright, Helen A. Granite Lake Frontage 75' 4,500 Hous e 8,,250 Garage 1,,500 14:,250 Zahos , Rena G Granite Lake Frontage 95' 5,5 80 House 4.,950 10.,530 70 DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENSES FOR 1979 TOWN OFFICERS SALARIES Theresa M. Upton, Selectwoman 600.00 Kenneth Jeffery, Selectman 500.00 Richard J. Lothrop, Selectman 400.00 John R. Bradshaw, Moderator 20.00 Constance VanKirk, Town Clerk 350.00 Sidney Partridge, Tax Collector 750.00 Florence B. Tolman, Treasurer 250.00 Claude W. Hutchins, Police Officer 100.00 Frank E. Upton, Jr., Constable 100.00 Robert I. West, Fire Chief 100.00 Steven C. Teeter, Auditor 100.00 $ 3,270.00 TOWN OFFICERS EXPENSES Ashuelot Nat^l Bank - box rent 20.00 Branham Publishing Co. 28.70 Brown and Saltmarsh, Inc. -supplies 170.11 Clark Insur. Agency, Inc. -surety bonds 263.00 Granite Lake Country Store 4.28 Homestead Press-tax bills 51.98 Hubal, Evelyn S. -Registrar-deed transfers 7.75 Jeffery,Geraldine, Health Officer- wage & supplies 53.62 Jeffery, Kenneth-reimbursement, postage 81 .41 Keene Publishing Co. 52.44 Kendall, Allan Office Specialists supplies 58.21 Olivia Rodham Library (42.20) Lothrop, Hope, secretarial work 151.50 Lothrop, Richard-meetings, reimbursements 24.00 Markem Corp. -printing 58.95 Munsonville Post Office 8.00 New England Telephone-phones, Town Barn Selectmen's Office 444,16 N.H. Assn. of Assessors - dues 20.00 N.H. City & Town Clerks Assn.—dues 10.00 N.H. Municipal Assn. - dues 200.00 N.H. State of. Treasurer 26.00 N.H. Tax Collectors Assn. -dues 12.00 Partridge, Sidney- fees & supplies 427.12 Pratt, Charlotte H. - fee 50.00 Reed, Joan - help to Town Clerk 65.52 Robertson, William R. -bookkeeper 503.15 Sentinel Printing Co. -town reports printing 927.80 71 Tolman, Florence B. -reimbursement, supplies $ 60.84 Upton, David 5.42 Upton, Theresa M. , postage, mileage, lunches 159.58 VanKirk, Constance-fees & supplies 592.12 Wheeler & Clark 12.97 H.L. White Movers ,Inc .-moving safe 34.00 WiechertjCelia S .-secretarial work 225.30 Barrett Typewriter Shop 129.50 $ 4,897.23 ELECTION AND REGISTRATION EXPENSES Hutchins, Anna May $ 20.00 Warner, Joan A. 44.61 64.61 TOWN HALL AND OTHER BUILDINGS E.W. Blood Construction, Inc. $ 50.00 Curtis, Robert - shoveling 25.00 Elm City Oil Co. - heating oil 2,260.66 French, Winston H. - sexton 209.25 Merrimack Farmers Exchange-supplies 21.30 New Hampshire Treasurer 10.00 Public Service Co. of N.H. -electricity 1,262.44 $ 3,838.65 POLICE DEPARTMENT Granite Lake Country Store $ 2.00 HEW Communications , Inc .-installation of radio 189.32 R & R Communications 20.00 211.32 FIRE DEPARTMENT AND NELSON RESCUE SQUAD Bell, James $ 7.54 Bergevin Truck Sales, Inc .-parts 104.55 Chapin Medical Supply 7.99 Deane, David G. 92.24 Frazier, Leonard 6.54 Granite Lake Country Store 368.62 Hasbrouck Associates 9.79 HEW Communications, Inc. 59.25 Keats, Inc. 310.36 Keene Electric & Plumbing Supply 11.96 72 A.Kendall Office Specialists Inc. 9.72 Lenox, Robert 6.54 Meadowwood Co. Area Fire Department 64.00 N.H.Fire & Safety Equipment Co. 6.00 N.H. State Div. of Motor Vehicles 7.00 N.H. State Treasurer 25.00 Old Colony Lumber Co. 12.60 R & R Communications 313.55 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc. 184.62 Stroshine Auto Parts 24.78 S.W.N.H. District Fire Mutual Aid 58.00 Stoddard Car & Carriage 15.00 Tucker Power Equipment Center 28.35 VanKirk, John 6.18 Whitcomb, R.L. Inc. 362.98 Wilbur, Jeanne 6.54 $ 2,109.70 PLANNING AND ZONING INCLUDING CONSERVATION Keene Publishing Co. - zoning $ 10.70 A.Kendall Office Specialists -planning 9.50 Lyon, Ronald - zoning 14.05 Markem Corp. - planning 10.65 Nelson Conservation Coram, -conservation 75.00 N.H. Assn. of Conservation Commission 25.00 Robertson, Anne T. - zoning 10.30 Robertson, William R. - planning 37.95 $ 193.15 INSURANCE Clark Insurance Agency, Inc. $6,301.00 $ 6,301.00 CIVIL DEFENSE New Hampshire Treasurer, State of $ 1.00 1.00 HEALTH DEPARTMENT-INCLUDING HOSPITALS Keene, City of - ambulance $ 702.40 Monadnock Family & Mental Health Svc 185.00 North Cheshire Co. Home Health Svc 490.00 $ 1,377.40 TOWN DUMP Keene, City of $1,522.92 $ 1,522.92 73 STREET LIGHTING Public Service Co. of N.R. $ 254.52 $ 254.52 LIBRARIES Treasurer, Olivia Rodham Library $2,235.00 $2,235.00 MEMORIAL DAY AND OTHER CELEBRATIONS Greens & Things - flowers $ 135.jOO Stretch, Nancy-Old Home Day Comm. 125."OO G.H. Tilden, Inc. - flags 17.64 $ 277.64 CEMETERIES French, Fred $ 18.00 French, Winston H. 684.62 French, Winston 0. 96.50 Shangraw, Jack 58.50 Warner , George 110.25 $ 967.87 DAMAGES AND LEGAL EXPENSES French, Winston 0. - sheep $ 215.00 Goodnow, Arwe, Ayer & Prigge legal help 357.00 $ 572.00 ADVERTISING AND REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS S.W.N.H. Regional Planning Comm. $ 333.20 $ 333.20 TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN Partridge, Sidney F. $10,434.91 $10,434.91 DISCOUNTS, ABATEMENTS & REFUNDS Dun ton, Josephine $ 50.00 Kimball, Robert P. 568.82 Klemperer, Margit Freund 6.13 Shangraw, Jack 32.49 Wilson, Tom Muir 3.92 $ 661.36 74 INTEREST Indian Head National Bank '$ 1,216.66 $ 1,216.66 TEMPORARY LOANS Indian Head National Bank $30,000.00 $30,000.00 BONDS AND LONG TERM NOTES Indian Head National Bank $ 3,845.00 $ 3,845.00 PAYMENTS TO STATE N.H. Treasurer, State of-bond & debt ret. tax $ 1,378.14 N.H. Treasurer, State of - dog license fees 38.00 $ 1,416.14 PAYMENTS TO COUNTY Cheshire County Treasurer $25,509.00 $25,509.00 PAYMENTS TO SCHOOL DISTRICT Nelson School District Treasurer $145,822.00 $145,822.00 OTHER PAYMENTS Motorola Inc. - spec. Article #26 2-way radio $ 886.00 Trustees, Nelson Trust Funds Town Bldg. Reserves 1,000.00 Trustees, Nelson Trust Funds- Town Equipment Reserves 3,000.00 Trustees, Nelson Trust Funds- Fire Equipment Reserves 5,000.00 White, Ronald, Schoolhouse chimney repair-spec. Article #37 1,500.00 $ 11,386.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES- (excluding Highway $258,718.28 Expenditures, see detailed Highway Expenditures Report) 75 . TOWN MEETING - MARCH 13, 1979 Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Town of Nelson, N.H. The checklist was handed over to the Town Clerk and signed by the Clerk and the Supervisors of the Checklist. The meeting was called to order at 7:10 P.M. by the Moderator, John Bradshaw, who read the opening clause of the Warrant The motion was made by Kenneth Jef fery that the reading of the articles of the Warrant be waived. Motion was seconded and prevailed. Theresa Upton moved to recess the Nelson Town Meeting until Wednesday, March 14, 1979 at 7:00 P.M. due to the fact that the Town Reports were not in the hands of the voters one week before the meeting. The motion was unanimously defeated. Article 1. To choose all necessary officers. The following named officers were duly elected, one vote being cast by the Moderator: Clerk: Constance H. Van Kirk The following were nominated for the office of Selectman: Richard J. Lothrop (received 91 votes) Russell E.Collins (received 18 votes) James W. Brown (received 9 votes) The Moderator appointed Florence B. Tolman, John Bunce, and Frank E. Upton as Ballot Clerks for the Meeting. Total of votes cast was 118, Richard J. Lothrop having received 91 was declared elected. The following named officers were duly elected, one vote being cast by the Clerk: Police Officer Claude Hutchins Fire Chief Robert West Tax Collector Sidney F. Partridge Treasurer Florence B. Tolman Road Agent Claude Hutchins 76 . Constable: The following were nominated for the office of Constable: Frank E.Upton, Jr. (received 78 votes) James Murphy (received 34 votes) Total of votes cast was 112, Frank E. Upton, Jr. having received 78 was declared elected. The following named officers were duly elected, one vote being cast by the Clerk: Civil Defense Director James Murphy Sexton Winston French Auditor Steven C. Teeter Trustee of Trust Funds Helen B.Towne Cemetery Board Rodger B.Tolman Trustee of Library Celia Weichert Zoning Board Robert Hatch Planning Board Donald Bennett (3 yr term) Richard Church (3 yr term) Road Equipment Committee Frank E.Upton, Jr. All duly elected officers were sworn into office at this time by the Moderator At this time the following people were thanked with applause for their services to the Town of Nelson: James Bell-retiring Fire Chief Richmond Weichert-retiring Selectman Charlotte Pratt - Town Clerk Sidney Plant -for his help during elections Peter D. Athearn made a Parliamentary Inquiry as to whether or not the adoption of the "Expanded Elderly Exemp- tions" as per RSA 72:43b and c were legally followed using the guidelines laid out in RSA 72:43a. The Moderator re- sponded that the matter would be brought before Town Counsel. Article 2. Motion was made and seconded to raise the sum of $22,585.00 to defray Town Charges for the year ensuing Amendment: Motion made that Article 2 be amended to read as follows: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $26,002.00 to defray necessary Town Charges for the year ensuing. Motion was seconded and prevailed. 77 . Amendment: A further amendment was proposed that the telephone budget from the library be reduced $200 and the total budget be adjusted accordingly. Motion was seconded and prevailed adjusting the total to $25,802.00. Article 3. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to borrow on the credit of the Town in anticipation of taxes for the year 1979. Article 4. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to sell at public auction, or by advertised sealed big, to any proper buyer any and all parcels of property conveyed to the Town by the Tax Collector or other deeds and to execute, acknowledge, and deliver appropriate deeds thereof. Article 5. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to apply for and to accept gifts and/or Federal or State Aid in the name of the Town of Nelson and grant them power to expend such funds Article 6. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to receive monies from the State under the Highway Grant, these monies to be used to supplement summer and winter road maintenance. Article 7. Motion was made and seconded to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,035.00 for the support of the Town Library. Amendment: Motion was made that Article 7 be amended to read as follows: To see if the Town will note to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,235.00 for the support of the Town Library. Motion was seconded and prevailed. Article 8. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $125.00 to help defray necessary and proper expenses of Old Home Day; the sum of $175.00 to help defray necessary and proper expenses of Memorial Dny. Article 9. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 for the care of the Town Common. Article 10. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 for the maintenance of the cemetery. Article 11. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $490.00 as the Town^s share of the operating costs of the North Cheshire County Home Health Service. 78 Article 13. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $333.20 as the Town^s share for the Southwestern New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission. Article 14. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $25.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Board of Adjustment. Article 15. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Con- servation Commission. Article 16. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 for the proper expenses of the Nelson Planning Board. ARTICLES DEALING WITH PROTECTION Article 17. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,600.00 which sum is to be paid to the City of Keene for the use of its landfill. Article 18. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 for Civil Defense purposes. Article 19. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 for the proper expenses of the Police Department. Article 20. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000.00 for the proper expenses of the Fire Depart- ment. Article 21. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 to pay for damages done by dogs. Article 22. Motion was made to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 as a subsidy for ambulance service for the ensuing year, March 15, 1979 to March 15, 1980 it being understood that towns- people will still be charged for individual calls. Standing vote: Yes: 52 No: 44 Article was accepted as read. Article 23. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for necessary expenses of the Nelson Rescue Squad. 79 . ". Article 24. Motion was made to see if the Town will vote to establish a new fund and to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00, this Capital Reserve Fund to be applied to the purchase of a new truck for the Fire Department, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from the Fund except by vote of the Town and upon recommendation of the Fire Department. Amendment: Motion was made by Bernie Pierce to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500.00 for the purpose of establishing a new Capital Reserve Fund for the future purchase of a new fire truck for the Fire Department, said fund to be put into a certifi- cate of savings account in order to draw the most interest, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from this fund except by a vote of the Town and upon the recom- mendation of the Fire Department. Motion was made by Mr . Pierce and was defeated and the article was accepted as read. Article 25. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to sell the 1947 Dodge fire truck by advertised sealed bid, or take any other action relating thereto. Article 26. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $900.00 for a two-way radio for the Fire Department and to authorize the Selectmen to accept matching federal funds, if available. Article 27. Motion was made to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to repair or replace the heating system in the Firehouse. Amendment: Jim Bell made a motion to change the article to read "to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to winterize the Firehouse. Motion was seconded and prevailed. Article was adopted as amended ARTICLES DEALING WITH ROADS Article 28. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $25,000.00 for the maintenance of the roads and bridges Article 29. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $18,000.00 for General Highway expenses — gas, repairs, and supplies. 80 Article 30. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $556.36 as the Town's share of TRA. construction costs, the State's share being $3,709.09. Article 31. It was voted to accept additional Highway Subsidy funds in the estimated amount of $3,972.77, these funds to be used in conjunction with TRA Funds. Article 32. It was voted to authorize the Selectmen to withdraw from the Revenue Sharing Fund, established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972, for use as set-offs against budget appropriations in the amount indicated; and, further, to authorize the Selectmen to make pro rata reductions in the amounts if estimated en- titlements are reduced, or take any other action relating thereto. Appropriation Amount Related Article Highway Maintenance $5,000.00 28 Article 33, It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 to be added to the Equipment Capital Reserve Fund, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from this fund for the purchase of road equipment except by vote of the Town and upon recommendation of the Town Equipment Committee. Article 34. Motion was made and seconded to see if the Town will vote to discontinue the crossroad between Erwin Kensey's and Clyde Hut chin's properties on the north side of the Nelson Village Road, connecting it with Route 9. Amendment; Motion was made by John Bunce to amend the article to read "to see if the Town will vote to dis- continue the crossroad between Erwin Kensey's and David and Dario Giambro's properties on the north side of the Nelson Village Road, connecting it with Route 9. Motion was seconded. Amendment: Motion was made and seconded to cut out "discontinue" and put in "closed subject to gates and bars." Standing vote: Yes 41 No 41 2nd Standing vote Yes 35 No 52 The second amendment lost. A motion was made to vote on the adoption of Article 34 as previously amended. A voice vote was taken and the article was defe&ted. Article 35. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00, this sum to be held in the Town. Buildings Capital Reserve Fund for the renovation or remodeling of the Old Schoolhouse or Town Hall, it being understood that no withdrawals may be made from the Fund except by vote of the Town. Article 36. It was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500.00 for a property map of the Town, the final step -oward meeting the 1980 State deadline for a tax map of each town. Article 37. Motion was made and seconded to see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to withdraw from the Brick Schoolhouse Fund a sum not to exceed $1,500.00 to complete the repair of the chimney. Amendment: Motion was made by Florence Tolman to see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to raise and ap- propriate the sum not to exceed $1,500.00 to complete the repair of the chimney on the Brick Schoolhouse. Article was accepted as amended. (Voice vote). Article 38. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to reconsider the use of the Nelson Old Schoolhouse building for Munsonville Preschool use. Finances to be negotiated at a later date. (By petition). Motion was made and seconded to pass over this article. Article 39. To transact any other business or discuss other Warrant proposals as they may legally be brought before the meeting. At this time the ballot clerks were thanked. Motion was made and seconded to adjourn. Motion prevailed and meeting adjourned at 10:05 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Constance H. Van Kirk Town Clerk of Nelson I certify that this is a true copy of the minutes of Town Meeting, March 13, 1979. 82 SELECTMEN'S CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the information con- tained in the foregoing reports was taken from official records and is correct to the best of our knowledge and belief. THERESA M.UPTON KENNETH E.JEFFERY RICHARD J.LOTHROP Selectmen 83 AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have examined and audited the accounts and records of the Town of Nelson for the fiscal year ending December 31,1979 The records and accounts include those of Selectmen, Town Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Trustee of Trust Funds, Cemetery Board and Library Trustee. To the best of my knowledge and belief, I certify that the accounts and records of the above mentioned are true and correct. STEVEN C. TEETER Town Auditor February 6, 1980 84 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF THE NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR July 1,1978-June 30,1979 85 COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This school district receives Federal financial assistance. In order to continue receiving such Federal financial assistance, this school district will not discriminate in their educational programs, activities or emplo3niient practices on the basis of race, language, sex, age, or handicapping condition, under the provi- sions of Title IX of the 1972 Educational Amendments; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Complaints regarding compliance with Title IX regulations should be submitted in writing to the Title IX liaison for Supervisory Union 29, the Person- nel Manager, 34 West Street, Keene, New Hampshire. Complaints regarding compliance with Rehabilitation Act of 1973-Section 504 should be submitted in writing to the Educational Consultant for Special Services, 34 West Street, Keene, New Hampshire. RICHARD L. CHAMPAGNE Superintendent of Schools 86 OFFICERS, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT David E.Upton, Chairman Term Expires 1980 Natalie McClure Term Expires 1982 David Sobel Term Expires 1981 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Richard L.Champagne ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR KEENE H. Charles Larracey ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR TOWNS Bernard J. Ellis, Ed. D STAFF Jacqueline M. Martin Teaching Principal Judith K. Sargent Teacher Martha L. Marsette Resource Teacher Gail G. Crotto School Nurse Laurie Hartnack Teacher Aide George Staples Custodian OFFICERS Ethan C.Tolman Moderator Karen Tolman Clerk Hope Lothrop Treasurer Steven C. Teeter Auditor TRANSPORTERS Cheshire Transportation Company Doris Warner Karen Tolman . STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL WARRANT To the inhabitants of the school district in the town of Nelson qualified to vote in District affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Nelson Town Hall in said District on the 7th Day of March, 1980, at 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects: ARTICLE 1 . To hear the reports of agents, auditors, coimnittees or officers chosen and to pass any vote relating thereto. ARTICLE 2 . To see if the District will vote to authorize the school board to make application for, and to accept and use in the name of the District, such advances, grants-in-aid or other funds for educational purposes as may now or hereafter be forthcoming from the United States Government, the State of New Hampshire, or any department or agency thereof, or any federal, state, or private agency. ARTICLE 3 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $515.00 to send fifth grade students to Camp Union. ARTICLE 4 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to be deposited in the Capital Reserve Fund established at the March, 1972 District meeting for the purpose of construction of buildings and/or purchase of equipment, and/or the acquisition of land for school purposes. ARTICLE 5 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the purchase and installation of a new stage curtain at the Munsonville School ARTICLE 6 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,365.00 as a deficit appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1980. ARTICLE 7 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $194,700.00 for the support of schools, for the salary of school district officers and agents, and for the statutory obligations of the District. ARTICLE 8 . To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 to institute an energy conservation program at the Munsonville School and to take any action in relation thereto. ARTICLE 9 . (BY PETITION) To see what sum of money the District will raise and appropriate to provide transportation and other expenses to institute a cooperative physical education program with the Keene Public Schools and to take any action in relation thereto. ARTICLE 10 . (BY PETITION) To see whether the District will authorize the purchase of land for the purpose of establishing a playground at the Munsonville School and to see whether such funds are to be raised by taxation, transferred from available funds or transferred from Capital Reserve Funds and to take any actions related thereto. ARTICLE 11 . To choose agents and committees in relation to any subject embraced in this warrant, ARTICLE" 12 . To transact any other business which may legally come before this meeting. Given under our hands at said Nelson this day of February, 1980. NATALIE McCLURE DAVID T. UPTON DAVID T. SOBEL School Board 89 . STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL WARRANT To the inhabitants of the School District of the Town of Nelson qualified to vote in District affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Nelson Town Hall in said District on the 7th day of March, 1980, at 5:00 oVlock in the afternoon to bring in your votes for the election of school district officers. The polls will open not later than 5:00 p.m., nor close earlier than 10:00 p.m. (as a minimum of five hours) ARTICLE 1 . To choose all necessary school district officers: A Moderator for the ensuing year. A Clerk for the ensuing year. A member of the school board for the ensuing three years. A Treasurer for the ensuing year from July 1, 1980. An Auditor for the ensuing year. NATALIE McCLURE DAVID E. UPTON DAVID T.SOBEL School Board 90 ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING March 2, 1979 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by the Moderator, Ethan C. Tolman, at the Nelson Town Hall. The checklist was handed over to the Clerk and signed by the Clerk and the Supervisors of the Checklist. The Moderator read the Warrant through Article 1: To choose all necessary school district officers. The Moderator opened the polls for persons wishing to vote for the offi- cers listed by non partisan ballot as required by law. He announced that the polls would remain open until after 9:00 p.m. The meeting was recessed until 8:00 p.m. At 8:00 p.m. the articles were acted upon as follows after the reading of the Warrant by the Moderator. Mr. Tolman introduced Mr. Richard Champagne and Dr. Bernard Ellis from SU 29 and allowed that "they may respond on technical points or points of interest throughout the meeting through the Moderator." The Moderator then ruled that all articles be acted upon in order. The Moderator's rule was overruled and it was moved and seconded to take up Article 7. The motion carried. Mr. Bernie Pierce moved that the District raise and appropriate the sum of $164,322 for the support of schools, salaries of District officers and agents and for pa5nn[ient of statutory obligations of the District. Mr. Upton then offered an amendment to Mr. Pierce's motion: "that the sum be changed to $177,572. This amendment was defeated by a written vote of 29-16. Mr. Pierce then amended his original motion to read as follows: "that the District raise and appropriate the sum of $164,322 for the support of schools, for the salaries of school district officers and agents, and for the payment of statutory obligations of the District, and further, to prohibit the School Board from transferring monies appropri- ated in one account to another account with the express permission of the District voters. 91 This amendment was seconded and carried by a written vote of 22-18. The original motion as amended was then brought before the voters, and it was carried by a vote of 21-20. Article 2 was passed over. Article 3 was accepted as read. Article 4: It was moved and seconded that the district raise and appropriate the sum of $290.00 to send the fifth grade students to Camp Union. The article carried by a standing vote of 20-6. Article 5: It was moved and seconded that the District raise and appropriate the sum of $500 to be deposited in the Capital Reserve Fund established at the March 1972 District Meeting for the "purpose of the construction of buildings and/or purchase of equipment, an/or the acquisi- tion of land for school purposes." The article carried. Article 6: "To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise and appropriate for the purchase and installation of a new stage curtain at the Munsonville School," was passed over. Article 8: It was moved and seconded that the District raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for damage and legal expenses. Such apportionment to be used for pa5nTient of the fees and expenses of the attorney for the District in preparation of court petitions, hearings and arguments in the juvenile and district courts and the preparation of papers, exhibits, hearing, arguments and briefs before the State Board of Education. The article was defeated on a written ballot of 19-18. Article 9; A motion was made and seconded to pass over this article. This motion was defeated (17-16). A second motion was made and seconded to accept the article as read. This motion carried by a vote of 27-4. Article 10 was passed over. And, under Article 11, a motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting, and the meeting was thus adjourned. Respectfully submitted, KAREN TOLMAN, School Clerk 92 o CN O 00 CT. o CO CO o (N O < co- co- o -CJ- vO CM 00 o O o o -d- in r^ > co- -co- M EH CTN , iH < 4-> o 93 NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT Revenue Estimates 1980-81 1979-80 1980-81 Approved Proposed Budget Budget Balance - unreserved 11,898 -0- N.H, Sweepstakes 1,907 1,800 N.H. Handicapped Aid 3,203 515 Federal-Child Nutrition 1,500 1,500 Federal - other projects 2,000 Interest 180 180 Total Revenue 20,688 3,995 Assessment 144,424 198,085 Total 165,112 202,080 + $36,968 22% ***** * Assessment Detail 1979-80 1980-81 Assessment 144,424 198,085 Payment in Lieu of Taxes 4,209 4,419 (est .+5%) 140.215 193,666 Assessed Valuation 5,914,240 5,914,240 Estimated Taxes (per M) $ 23,708 $ 32,746 Elsie Navish 2/13/80 94 NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1980-81 Budget Summary Account 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 School Expenditures Budget Board Budget 1100 Instruction Salaries 10,397.21 12:,660. 12,378. Benefits 1,865.83 3,,460. 1,644. Tuition 59,190.60 72:,121. 76,009. Repairs 89.10 90. 90. Supplies 3,018.11 1. 1,211. Textbooks 232.55 1. 181. Property-Replace 399.46 150. New Equipment 1. 150. 1200 Special Education . Tuition /Childr ens Center Salaries 12,887.72 25:,812. 27.615. Benefits — — 894. Materials 839.37 - 393. 2000 Support Services Attendance officer 35. 35. Guidance/ tests 141.00 33. 1,321. Benefits - - 124. Health/ Salaries 545.31. 570. 706. 2100 Staff Development Conferences/ Curriculum 143.42 350. 250. 2220 Media Service Library Books /Media 804.19 164. 490 2300 School Board Services Salaries 285.00 317. 500 Services 3,862.69 739. 1,283 Share S.A.U.#29 7,281.00 8,102. 10,129 95 2400 Principalis Office Salary/benefits 11,705.61 10,932. 14,548 2540 Buildings/Operation Salaries /benefits 3,402-47 2,620. 2,869 Utilities/oil 3,088.07 3,246. 4,996 Services /insurance 2,398.04 1,701. 3,518 2550 Transportation Regular 17,155.00 13,200. 15,180 Feeder - 5,355. 13,000 Gas. Cont. - 2,000 Handicapped 2,678.04 1,600. 1,512 2990 Retired Teachers To State 19.47 22 4000 Land Acquisition / Construction 2. 2 6000 Transfer Accounts School Lunch 292.38 1,500. 1,500 Capital Reserve 500.00 500. Budget $143,221.64 $165,112 $194,700 96 RESULTS OF THE ELECTION OF SCHOOL OFFICERS Offic e Votes Total Votes Cast Moderator Ethan Tolman 41 42 Clerk Karen Tolman 33 38 Treasurer Jeanne Bin! Wilber 18 24 S chool Board Member Natalie McClure 44 70 Auditor Steve Teeter 25 27 Respectfully submitted KAREN TOLMAN School Clerk Town of Nelson, N.H. 97 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NELSON 1978-1979 FINANCIAL REPORT REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES Taxes Received from School District Levies Current Appropriation 150.822.00 Total 150.822.00 Tuition from Patrons, Elementary Regular School Year, Prior years 761.47 Total 761.47 Earnings from temporary deposits & Investments 270.68 Total 270.68 REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES Sweepstakes 2,269.38 Foster Children Aid 400.00 Total 2,669.38 REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES School Lunch/Special Milk Program 478.41 Total 478.41 Total Net Receipts From All Sources 155,001.94 Cash on Hand, Beginning of Year July 1, 1978 General Fund 3,360.91 Total 3,360.91 Grand Total Net Receipts 158,362.85 9 8 CO 03 CO U C QJ 0) c a oQJ wX •co- LP) o o o ^ o • • • 00 VD o •H O 00 pd en O 13 ^ •H &0 CO W) O LP) r- ON in CO rH O 00 ON CN o C7> Csl ON • o o o LO ON tH 00 CN CO ON e o QJ ^ ON <}• ON 4-1 CO 00 iH o 00 ON CM O ON CM ON CO d O O uo in ON tH 00 vo CN fO u o o B csl C7N M-l M-t CO CO CO ca CO QJ CO QJ CO U CO tH CO O " u U 5-1 u:i CO ^ QJ -H QJ •H QJ • • QJ P •H > O > O 4-) 4-) •H CO tH U CO CO CO s •H U CO 'H O ca CO 5-1 ^ fX QJ QJ W QJ o 14-1 QJ QJ M-l 3 CO CO fXCO CO o CO M ^ LM CO CO 4-4 5-1 tH <^ 5-1 tH 3 C M C H o o C O Z CO 4-> CO rCl CO CO T^ QJ > QJ CO M-l X) QJ O tH CO •H tH •H 3 QJ CI. 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EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NET (ACTUAL) EXPENDITURES AND GROSS TRANSACTIONS RECEIPTS Total Net Receipts Plus Cash on Hand July 1, 1979. $158,362.85 Receipts Recorded under Item 60 220.55 TOTAL GROSS RECEIPTS $158,583.40 EXPENDITURES Total Net Expenditures Plus Casli on hand June 30, 1979 $158,583.40 TOTAL GROSS EXPENDITURES $158,583.40 CAPITAL RESERVE FUNDS SUMMARY Capital Reserve Funds Held by Trustees as of July 1, 1978 3,004.78 Plus Amount Paid into Capital Reserve Funds during year 500.00 Plus amount of interest earned 170.26 Capital Reserve Funds Held by Trustees as of June 30, 1979 3,675.04 BALANCE SHEET June 30,1979 ASSETS Cash on Hand June 30, 1979 11,494.00 Accounts due to District From State - Excess Tuition 4,040.00 Capital Reserves (Held by Trustees) 3,675.04 Total Assets 19,209.04 GRAND TOTAL $ 19,209.04 LIABILITIES Accounts owed by District Audit/MOD/Clerk 57.00 Otter Lake School 400.00 Custodian/Elec 770.07 Retirement /FICA 977.54 P.O.'s - 700's 1,437.68 Capital Reserves 3,675.04 TOTAL LIABILITIES 7,311.33 Surplus 11,897.71 GRAND TOTAL 19,209.04 102 REPORT OF NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER Fiscal Year July 1,1978 to June 30,1979 Cash on Hand, July 1, 1978 $ 3,360.91 Received from Selectmen $150,822.00 Revenue from State sources 2,669.38 Revenue from Federal sources 478.41 Received from Tuitions 761.47 Received from Capital Reserve Received from all other sources Refunds 220.55 Interest on Now acct. 279.68 Total Receipts 155,231.49 Total Amount available for fiscal year 158,592.40 Less School Board Orders Paid 147,098.40 Balance on hand June 30, 1979 11,494.00 AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE This is to certify that we have examined the books, vouchers, bank statements and other financial records of the treasurer of the school district of Nelson of which the above is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1979, and find them correct in all respects. STEVEN C. TEETER Jan. 28, 1979 Auditor 103 . DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS Date From Whom Description Amount 7-11-78 State of N.H. Food & Nutrition $ 53.62 1-11-1^ State of N.H. Foster Child Tuition 200.00 1-11-1% BC/BS Refund 7.00 8-31-78 Gen. Fund, Now Acct. Interest 14.17 9-8-78 State of N.H. Food & Nutrition 84.51 9-21-78 State of N.H. Sweepstakes 2 ,269.38 9-27-78 Town of Nelson Approp. 10 ,000.00 9-31-78 Gen. Fund-Now Acct. Interest 14.86 10-3-78 State of N.H. Food & Nutrition 47.90 10-20-78 Town of Nelson Approp. 5 ,000.00 10-30-78 State of N.H. Food 6f Nutrition 62.38 10-30-78 Munsonville Pre-School Refund 75.48 10-30-78 Munsonville Pre-School Refund 8.09 10-31-78 Gen. Fund-Now Acct. Interest 30.01 11-5-78 Payroll-Now Acct. Interest 5.79 11-28-78 Town of Nelson Approp. 5 ,000.00 12-1-78 State of N.H. Food & Nutrition 124.00 12-13-78 Xerox Educ.Publ. Refund 12.60 12-25-78 Town of Nelson Approp. 15 ,000.00 1-22-79 Town of Nelson Approp. 40 ,000.00 1-22-79 State of N.H. Food & Nutrition 106.00 1-22-79 Payroll Now Acct. Interest 4.80 2-1-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 48.08 2-16-79 Payroll Now Acct. Interest 6.78 2-16-79 B & C Pratt Tuition 414.05 2-16-79 Vt.Mut.Insur.Co. Refund 86.18 2-28-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 32.25 3-12-79 Town of Nelson Approp. 10 ,000.00 4-19-79 B & C Pratt Tuition 287.00 4-30-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 37.70 4-30-79 Payroll Now Acct. Interest 4.83 5-4-79 Town of Nelson Approp. 10 ,000.00 5-9=79 Keene Publ. Co. Refund of Credit Bal. 31.20 5-29-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 28.65 6-15-79 Town of Nelson Approp. 5 ,000.00 6-15-79 C & B Pratt Tuition 60.42 6-15-79 State of N.H. Foster Child Aid 200.00 6-29-79 Town of Nelson Approp 50:,822.00 6-29-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 31.82 6-29-79 Gen. Fund Now Acct. Interest 14.07 TOTAL RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR 155:,231.49 104 ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT The current trend in American education today is to ensure that the students receive an adequate background in the "basics." The emphasis in the "Town" school districts this past year has been the development of curriculum guides. These guides will help insure that the students receive the basic skills in a sequential order, and also guarantee that all students will be exposed to the same skills in their elementary education. The curriculum committee has been working for the past year to develop a language arts curriculum guide. This guide will be in the hands of the "Town" teachers by September of 1980 and is to be used as a student record system enabling the teachers and parents to know what skills each child has mastered. In order to evaluate our educational system, all students in the "Towns" will be given a national achievement test in the Spring of 1980. The results of these tests will be used as a guide for teacher curriculum development. Parents will be urged to contact their school and obtain a copy of their child *s test report. These reports should be retained by the parents and compared with the test results of the achieve- ment tests given early each Spring. It is the hope of the school board and staff that by developing curriculum guides, and monitoring the progress of the students through achievement tests, we will be able to improve the quality of education for our students. We wish to thank the school board and teaching staff for their assistance in the above projects. Also, the administra- tion of the Keene Junior High School and Keene High School for their assistance in the curriculum projects. They have given freely of their time and abilities to begin the process of upgrading the education of the students in our community. RICHARD L. CHAMPAGNE Superintendent of Schools BERNARD J. ELLIS, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent for Towns 105 . MUNSONSVILLE PRINCIPAL'S REPORT The 1979-80 school year began on Tuesday, September 4, 1979 with an enrollment of 31 students. New to the Nelson Staff this year are: Laurie Hartnack, Part- Time Resource Aide and Catherine Scott, School Nurse. During the summer, an energy audit was completed and several capital improvements were selected for your building on the basis that the investment will make a significant contribution toward reducing the energy requirements and in so doing will pay for itself within 15 years as specified by the Department of Energy. On the recommendation of the State Fire Marshall's Office, we have installed a fire and smoke alarm system throughout the classrooms, boiler room and attic. A curriculum change in our art and music programs is allowing each discipline to be taught by the classroom teacher, rein- forced through local craftsmen and musicians. The Resource Room is an active and important part of our daily program. As the need for this service is growing, we are able to meet the demands as required by federal law and provide supportive programs for those children who re- quire such services I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many parents and friends who have helped us provide field trips and enrichment programs for the children. This year, as in the past, we have had the active support of Packersf ield, the school board and School Administrative Unit # 29. It has been a delightful privilege to work with the children enrolled in our school. Respectfully submitted. JACQUELINE MARTIN Principal Munsonville School Nelson, New Hampshire 106 ENROLLMENTS 1979-80 Grade 1979--80 1980-81 1 4 6 2 4 4 3 5 4 4 10 6 5 6 10 6 6 6 35 36 BJE/jmw 2/12/80 107 r 53 o W r 2: w o H o w 2! w^ r^ i^