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ANNUAL REPORT 1983 Ecjjcur RIVER HAVERHILL, NH

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TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE HOURS: HELEN M. SMITH - TELEPHONE [747-2808] MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY / 9:30-12:00 S 1:00-4:30 r^ ^s TAX COLLECTOR' S OFFICE HOURS: NORMA LAVOIE - TELEPHONE [747-2441] MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 9:00-12:00 S 1:00-5:00

SELECTMEN'S OFFICE HOURS: PATRICIA KLARK - Administrative Assistant TELEPHONE [747-3318] MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30-12:00 S 1:00-5:00 SELECTMEN MEET EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT 7:00 P.M.

HAVERHILL POLICE DEPARTMENT:

STEPHEN C. SAVAGE, Chief TELEPHONE [747-3322 OR 747-2811] ELSIE L. TIVEY, Secretary

HAVERHILL DISTRICT COURT CLERK:

PATRICIA M. WOLFE, CLERK MONDAY AND FRIDAY 9:30-12:00 S 1:00-4:30 TELEPHONE [747-3063]

1 &...- i W"** ALL OFFICES ARE LOCATED IN THE HAVERHILL MUNICIPAL i BUILDING, 35 COURT STREET, WOODSVILLE, N.H. 03785.

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Haverhill Municipal Building Housing Town Offices — Polices School Superintendent & District Court. : OFFICERS OF THE TOWS OF HAVERHILL

MODERATOR: ARCHIE STEENBURGH BUDGET COMMITTEE WILLIAM HALL, CHAIRMAN EARL AREMBURG TOWN CLERK: HELEN M. SMITH PAUL BYRNE TAX COLLECTOR: NORMA E. LAVOIE HOWARD HATCH MICHAEL LAVOIE SELECTMEN: SUSAN F. HOLDEN-1984 JOSPEH C. MACCINI A. FRANK STIEGLER, JR. -1985 MARJORIE PAGE J. GARY WOOD-1986 PRISCILLA B. PARKER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: PATRICIA G. KLARK ERNEST TOWNE ROGER WELLS TOWN TREASURER: PRISCILLA B. PARKER PETER KIMBALL HEALTH OFFICER: GEORGE J. BARTZIS STEWART POMPIAN DEPUTY HEALTH OFFICER: ALFRED EVANS, M.D.

CHIEF OF POLICE: STEPHEN C. SAVAGE

POLICE OFFICERS: TERRY K. ALEXANDER JOHN H. MACDONALD WALTER R. GEORGE ROAD AGENT: JAMES BOUCHER LIBRARY TRUSTEES: ROGER WELLS-1984 MARILYN SPOONER-1985 TIMOTHY MCKENNA-1986

SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST: LOUIS T. PIKE-1984 PAUL I. LAMOTT-1986 OLAND V. BYLOW-1988 CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS: HARRY MOSES-1984 DEAN HAMMOND-1985 MAURICE E. HORNE-1986

PAUL RICKER-1987 Patricia G. Klark, Administrative Assistant HARRY SIMANO-1988 TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS: ROE MCDANOLDS-1984 The photographs throughout this year's report are HOMER GUCK-1985 courtesy of Bernard A. Marvin, Jr. of Haverhill. ROBERT MILLER-1986 The old photos were contributed by Gary J. Wood. PLANNING BOARD: ROBERT RUTHERFORD, CHAIRMAN ROBERT A. MACCINI, SECRETARY HEIDI I. LYMAN, CLERK A. FRANK STIEGLER, JR. HOMER MAY JOHN C. ALDRICH .

19 8 3 SELECTMEN'S REPORT

Reflecting back on prior years, it yours and yours alone. seems that 1983 cannot be identified as a year similar to others. 1983 seemed 1984 is anothe r year upon us with more to have been a difficult year — a year challenges, new and changing problems to which demanded substantially more time, face, and more goal s for the future. It is effort, personal sacrifice, and the imperative that we all pull together in a making of extremely crucial and difficult united effort to ac complish the tasks before judgment decisions relating to budgetary us. It is our inte ntion to work together, and personnel matters and, in particular, to progress slowly but continually and, to very controversial issues throughout in so doing, build a sure and strong the town. By no means was it an easy foundation beneath us year for any of your town officials. In closing, there is a short saying Sometimes the light at the end of that truly says it all: the tunnel seems too distant for reach and it wasn't until the very end of the "I am only one but I am one. year when town books were closed, that I cannot do everything, but I all of a sudden, we were able to sit can do something. And by the back, take a deep breath, and realize Grace of God what I can do, I that perhaps "we didn't do that bad after will do." all." We were very pleased to have been able to "hold the line" in many areas and thusly come in under budget by some $72,000. Our projected figures for 1984 Respectfully submitted, (expenditures and revenues) indicate that the amount to be raised by taxes could be some 10% less than in 1983.

In writing this year's town report, TOWN OF HAVERHILL SELECTMEN a more firm stand is taken to help Susan F. Holden substantiate to the townspeople the A. Frank Stiegler, Jr. difficult job of town government and the Gary J. Wood unending struggle in trying to maintain an even keel. To ensure good business management for the town (or any business) means more than to simply look for ways of "cutting the budget." It also means taking a hard look at what you have, the worth of what you have, and whether or not you want to keep what you have. It is an independent decision which is INVENTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAVERHILL INVENTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAVERHILL 1983 1982

LAND 22,446,450 LAND 21,987 ,900 BUILDINGS 46,418,750 BUILDINGS 29,106,050 WATER UTILITY 689,100 WATER UTILITY 336,932 PUBLIC UTILITIES 1,324,350 PUBLIC UTILITIES 1,218,450 FACTORY BUILDINGS 1,491,700 FACTORY BUILDINGS 858,000 MOBILE HOMES 1,277 ,150 MOBILE HOMES 912,150 TOTAL VALUATION BEFORE TOTAL VALUATION BEFORE EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 73,647 ,500 EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 54,419,482 TOTAL EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 1,033,750 TOTAL EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 1,105,000 NET VALUATION ON WHICH TAX RATE NET VALUATION ON WHICH TAX RATE IS COMPUTED $ 72,613,750 IS COMPUTED $ 53,314,482

TOWN VALUATION 28,960,400 TOWN VALUATION 18,283,150 MOUNTAIN LAKES 10,557 ,500 MOUNTAIN LAKES 13,429,632 HAVERHILL CORNER 7,638,600 HAVERHILL CORNER 4,434,750 NORTH HAVERHILL 10,686,550 NORTH HAVERHILL 6,793,500 WOODSVILLE 14,770,700 WOODSVILLE 10,373,450

> 72,613,750 $ 53,314,482 EXEMPTIONS: EXEMPTIONS: WOODSVILLE 473,200 WOODSVILLE 502,500 NORTH HAVERHILL 155,550 NORTH HAVERHILL 177,500 HAVERHILL CORNER 109,850 HAVERHILL CORNER 125,000 MOUNTAIN LAKES 10,000 MOUNTAIN LAKES 15,000 TOWN 285,150 TOWN 285,000 1,033,750 $ 1,105,000 TAX RATE INFORMATION - 1983 TAX RATE INFORMATION - 1982

MUNICIPAL 4.76 MUNICIPAL 5.60 COUNTY 1.52 COUNTY 1.90 SCHOOL 14.21 SCHOOL 20.30 20.49 $ 27.80 PRECINCTS PRECINCTS WOODSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT 5.26 WOODSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT 5.30 NORTH HAVERHILL .65 NORTH HAVERHILL .90 HAVERHILL CORNER 2.54 HAVERHILL CORNER 2.50 MOUNTAIN LAKES 21.60 MOUNTAIN LAKES 4.70 1984 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

To the inhabitants of the Town of Haverhill, in the Article 6: To see if the Town will vote to authorize County of Grafton, State of New Hampshire, qualified the Selectmen to issue interest bearing notes in to vote in Town affairs: anticipation of taxes to provide for the expenses of the current year. You are hereby notified to meet at the James R. Morrill School in North Haverhill in said Town of Article 7: To see if the Town will vote to authorize Haverhill on Tuesday March 13, 1984 at eight o'clock the Selectmen to accept, appropriate and expend gifts in the forenoon to act on the following matters. of Federal and State Aid in the name of the Town of Articles one and two will be decided by written Haverhill. ballot. The polling booths will be open from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. for voting on Articles One and Article 8: To see if the Town will vote to authorize Two. At 6:00 P.M. the meeting will adjourn to the Selectmen to sell real estate acquired by the reconvene at 8:00 P.M. at the James R. Morrill School Town through Tax Collector's Deeds, by public auction in North Haverhill, in said Town of Haverhill for sale or by advertising for sealed bids, except that consideration of the remaining articles in this the Selectmen would be empowered to make one last warrant. offer to the person who was divested of his property and a late redemption would be allowed upon payment Article 1: To choose by a non-partisan ballot one of all taxes, costs and interest. Selectman for a term of three (3) years, a Town Clerk for a term of one (1) year, a Tax Collector Article 9: To see if the Town will vote to appoint for a term of one (1) year, a Moderator for a term or elect a Budget Committee to recommend to the next of two (2) years, a Trustee of Trust Funds for a Annual Town Meeting the amounts to be raised for term of three (3) years, a Library Trustee for a various purposes, such recommendations to be printed term of six (6) years. in the next Annual Report.

Article 2: To see whether the town will adopt by Article 10: To see if the Town will vote to make ballot the Life Safety Code, NFPA Doc. No. 101, any alterations in the amount of money to be raised 1976 Edition, as amended. and appropriated for the ensuing year for the support of the Town as recommended by the Budget Committee Article 3: To announce the results of the balloting in its report, to raise and appropriate all sums so on Articles One and Two. determined for said purposes, and pass any other vote relating thereto. Article 4: To choose any other necessary town officials. Article 11: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established Article 5: To hear the reports of the Selectmen, under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Treasurer, Cemetery Commissioners and other Town Act of 1972. The sum of $50,000.00 for the following Officers and committees heretofore chosen and pass specific purposes herewith indicated: any vote relating thereto. 1984 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT

Appropriation for Debt Service: These actions shall include: Haverhill/Newbury Bridge Bond $ 10,000.00 Grader Note 10,000.00 1. Reduce by at least half the major cause of acid Revaluation Bond 20,000.00 rain, sulfur dioxide emissions, by the year 1990.

Appropriation for Operating Budget: 2. Conclude negotiations and adopt a treaty with Police Cruiser 10,000.00 the government of Canada that will commit both nations to this same goal. $ 50,000.00 The record of the vote on this article shall be Article 12: To see if the Town will vote to pay for transmitted to the New Hampshire Congressional the street lights outside of the Woodsville Fire Delegation and to the President of the United States, District and appropriate $2,500.00 for that purpose. (inserted by petition)

Article 13: To see if the Town will vote to pay for Article 17: To see if the Town will appropriate the fire hydrants outside of the Woodsville Fire District sum of $90,000.00 for the construction of Pinnacle and appropriate $1,250.00 for that purpose. Way, Skiway Drive, and Skiway Terrace in Mountain Lakes, and further to authorize the Selectmen to Article 14: To see if the Town will vote to authorize borrow said sum by the issuance of bonds and/or the Tax Collector to accept the prepayment of property notes under the Municipal Finance Act RSA Chapter taxes and/or resident taxes. 33, for a period of ten (10) years on condition that the interest and principal thereon shall be Article 15: To see if the Town of Haverhill shall paid in full by betterment assessments on property call upon the Governor and Council, its State abutting or served by said roads as provided in RSA Representative (s) and State Senator to promptly 231:28-33. (inserted by petition) convene a Special Session of the Legislature for the sole purpose of preventing the imposition of Article 18: To see if the Town will vote to raise huge cost increases in electric rates resulting and appropriate the sum of one thousand dollars from the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant on the ($1,000.00) for the support of the Community Action citizens, businesses, schools, and agencies in the Outreach Program. (inserted by petition) Town of Haverhill, and to direct the Selectmen to promptly notify our above listed elected officials Article 19: To see if the Town will vote to direct of the Town's desire. (inserted by petition) the Selectmen to appoint a committee to study the manner in which the Woodsville, North Haverhill Article 16: To see if the town will vote to go on and Haverhill Corner Fire Departments are funded. record in support of immediate actions by the Said committee to be composed of one Commissioner Federal Government to control and reduce acid from each of the four Village Districts, the three rain which is harmful to the environment and Fire Chiefs, one Selectman, and three persons who economy of Haverhill and to the health and welfare reside outside of the four Village Districts. Said of the people of Haverhill. committee to submit a report of findings and recommendations to the Selectmen by January 1, 1985. (inserted upon recommendation of 1984 Budget Committee) 1984 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT

Article 20: To take any other action that may legally come before this meeting.

Given under our hands and seals this 9th day of February 1984.

SUSAN F. HOLDEN A. FRANK STIEGLER, JR. GARY J. WOOD HAVERHILL SELECTMEN

Chief Savage and Officer Alexander with students at the Haverhill Cooperative Nursery School prior to a fingerprinting session. : : MINUTES OF ANNUAL TOWN MEETING MARCH 8, 1983

The polls at the James R. Morrill Elementary School ARTICLE 5: To see if the Town will vote to in North Haverhill were opened at 8:00 A.M. by the contribute funds for the construction of Class V Moderator, Archie Steenburgh, reading the Warrant. Highways as provided in RSA 241 as amended in the amount of $1 ,634. 54. The State to contribute

ARTICLE 1 •' To choose by a nonpartisan ballot one $10,896.92. Selectman for a term of three [3] years, a Town Clerk for a term of one [1] year, a Tax Collector for a term Roe McDanolds moved the article; seconded by Richard of one [1] year, a Trustee of Trust Funds for a term of Abbott. James Frezza asked what is Class V Highway. three [3] years, a Treasurer for a term of one [1] James Boucher answered that Class V Highways are all year, two Library Trustees , one for a term of three town-maintained highways . No further discussion. [3] years and one for a term of two [2] years. So voted by voice vote.

ARTICLE 2 To announce the results of the balloting ARTICLE 6 To see if the Town will vote to authorize on Article 1. the Selectmen to issue interest bearing notes in 356 residents cast ballots. anticipation of taxes to provide for the expenses of SELECTMAN TAX COLLECTOR the current year. Gary Wood 289 Norma Lavoie 331 Paul LaMott moved the article; seconded by Alfred TOWN CLERK TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS Holden. So voted hy voice vote. Helen M. Smith 344 Stanley Berube 282 ARTICLE 7: To see if the Town will vote to authorize TREASURER LIBRARY TRUSTEE the Selectmen to accept, appropriate and expend gifts Priscilla Parker 333 Timothy McKenna 318 of Federal and State Aid in the name of the Town of Marilyn Spooner 3 Haverhill.

Moderator swore in Norma - Priscilla - Gary. Francis Lackie moved the Article; seconded by Paul LaMott. So voted by voice vote. ARTICLE 3 To choose any other necessary town officials. ARTICLE 8 To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell real estate acquired by the Town Cemetery Commissioner - 5 year term. Dean Hammond through Tax Collector' s Deeds, by public auction sale nominated Harry Simano, seconded by Robert Clifford. or by advertising for sealed bids, except that the It was so voted by voice vote. Selectmen would be empowered to make one last offer to the person who was divested of his property and a ARTICLE 4: To hear the reports of the Selectmen, late redemption would be allowed upon payment of all Treasurer, Cemetery Commissioners and other Town taxes, costs and interest. Officers and Committees heretofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto. Paul LaMott moved the article; seconded by Richard Abbott. So voted by voice vote. Laurent Fournier moved the article be accepted as printed. It was so voted by voice vote. :

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ARTICLE 9: To see if the Town will vote to by voice vote. appoint or elect a Budget Committee to recommend to the next Annual Town Meeting the amoutns to be The next issue was to vote on the Article as raised for various purposes , such recommendations to printed in the Town Report. This Article was be printed in the next Annual Report. accepted as printed by a majority vote.

Richard Rutherford moved the article; seconded by ARTICLE 11: To see if the Town will vote to authorize Ezra Mann. So voted by voice vote. the withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance ARTICLE 10: To see if the Town will vote to make Act of 1972 the sum of $50,000.00 for the following any alterations in the amount of money to be raised specific purposes herewith indicated: and appropriated for the ensuing year for the support Appropriation for Debt Service of the Town as recommended by the Budget Committee Haverhill/Newbury Bridge Bond $ 10,000.00 in its report, to raise and appropriate all sums Grader Note 10,000.00 20,000.00 so determined for said purposes , and pass any other Revaluation Bond vote relating thereto. Appropriation for Operating Budget $ 10,000.00 Susan Holden , Selectmen Chairperson , moved the New Truck S Body article; seconded by Francis Lackie. Amount to be $ 50,000.00 raised and appropriated for ensuing year as recommended by the Budget Committee is $809 ,622 .00. James Hood moved the Article; seconded by William Homer May made the motion to amend the Article as Home. Some discussion. So voted by a voice vote. follows To reduce the budget total appropriation by ARTICLE 12: To see if the Town will vote to compen- 10%. Seconded by William [Jr.] Smith. sate the Tax Collector by salary instead of fees Parke J. Patten moved to amend the amendment effective as of April 1, 1983, as recommended by the to Article 10 as follows: Budget Committee. To reduce the Police Department budget so that it will nto exceed above a budget figure of $75,000.00; Anthony Smith moved the Article; seconded by William and that the Tax Collector and Town Clerk receive Home. Much discussion as to fees. Susan Holden, $8,500.00 each. Chairperson, indicated the Tax Collector earned Seconded by James Hood. $19 ,000.00 plus last year. After much discussion it was decided that it was not appropriate or proper to amend the Tax Collector Petition presented for ballot vote. and Town Clerk salary, as there were separate Articles Ballot Vote: 229 votes cast. to be discussed later on in the meeting on their Yes 194 No 34 salaries . So ruled that second portion of amendment to the amendment of Article 10 VOID. Invalid 1 As to first part of amendment to amend [Police Motion carried as presented.

Department] , Chief Savage said he would have to reduce his department by 2 or 3 full-time officers. ARTICLE 13: To see if the Town will vote to compen- After some further discussion, the amendment to the sate the Town Clerk by salary instead of fees effective amendment as to the Police Department was defeated as of April 1, 1983, as recommended by the Budget Committee. : : , : :

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James Hood moved the Article; seconded by Richard N.H. RSA, on any public sidewalk, or municipal

Abbott. After discussion , Susan Holden, Chairperson parking lot, within the limits of the Town of indicated to public that the Town Clerk's W-2 form Haverhill , provided however, that the Chief of for 1982 was over $16,000.00. So, after little Police may grant written permission to any person discussion , this Article was carried as presented or persons for the use of alcoholic beverages in by voice vote, and- so voted. connection with any gathering or function on such conditions as may be deemed advisable. ARTICLE 14: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to purchase a Section 11 new loader for the Highway Department. [The Board The fee for any such waiver or permission shall be of Selectmen propose to expend approximately $5.00 payable to the Town of Haverhill prior to $55,000.00 for this purpose.] the event.

Laurent Fournier moved the Article; seconded by Section 111 Robert Clifford. Petition presented for ballot Any person found in violation of the ordinance vote. shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a Ballots cast: 222; majority of 112 needed to fine not exceeding $100.00. carry. Yes 1 02 Article moved by Ezra Mann, seconded by Timothy J. No 120 McKenna. Chief Savage spoke and explained the Article defeated as presented by ballot vote. article and answered questions. After much discussion, petition presented for a ballot vote. ARTICLE 15: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of eight hundred sixty-one Ballot vote: 198 votes cast dollars and twenty five cents [$861.25] for the Yes 88 support of the Community Action Outreach Program. No 110 This article is by a petition signed by 18 people. Majority needed 100 This article defeated by ballot vote. Article moved by Alfred Holden; seconded by David Frechette. Ezra Mann explained that the Outreach ARTICLE 17: To see if the Town will vote to authorize Program is set up to help indigent and elderly. the Selectmen to draw up a personnel policy plan No further discussion. Article so voted by voice covering the employees of the Town, said personnel vote. plan to be amended from time-to-time by the Selectmen as they deem necessary. ARTICLE 16: To see if the Town will vote to adopt the Open Container Ordinance as follows Moved by Paul LaMott; seconded by Laurent Fournier. Susan Holden, Chairperson, explained plan was once Section 1 drawn but to make it valid it has to be authorized No person shall consume or possess in an open by voters. She outlined some points of plan. After can, bottle or container, any alcoholic liquor discussion, this article so voted by a voice vote. or beverage as defined by Chapter 175 of the N.H. RSA, while upon, or in a vehicle upon any public way as defined by Chapter 259:1 of the

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ARTICLE 18 To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Tax Collector to accept the prepayment of property taxes and/or resident taxes.

Article moved by James Hood; seconded by William Home.

James Frezza made the motion to amend the article to authorize the Tax Collector to collect taxes on a semi-annual basis, seconded by Paul Hunt. Frezza referred to recommendations in the audit report and that this be implemented. So after much discussion this amendment was defeated by voice vote.

Article 18 was acted on and passed as presented by affirmative voice vote.

ARTICLE 19: To take any other action that may legally come before this meeting. Woodsville High artists, Danny Keith, Heidi Simonds admire new railroad mural. Motion to reconsider Article 13 [Town Clerk] was made by Pat Wolfe; seconded by Barbara Davidson. The motion to reconsider was defeated by voice vote.

Motion to adjourn meeting was made by Alfred Holden; seconded by Earl Anderson. So voted by voice vote. Meeting adjourned at 10:50 p.m.

Respectfully submitted, PATRICIA M. WOLFE Deputy Town Clerk

A true copy. Attest: Helen M. Smith, Town Clerk

On June 16, 1983, Robert F. Miller, was appointed to fill the office of "Trustee of Trust Funds" as Stanley Berube moved away.

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Detail #1 TOWN OFFICERS SALARIES REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE: 384. 50 POSTAGE 2 SELECTMEN ,904. 56 MEALS S MILEAGE: 335. 35 Susan F. Holden 2,500.00 INSURANCE & BONDS: A. Frank Stiegler, Jr. 2,000.00 H.J. Graham Agency 1 ,305. 00 Gary J. Wood 2,000.00 N.H. Municipal Assn. 418. 95 TOWN CLERK: Cassady Insurance Agency 600. 00 Helen M. Smith 12,749.91 Swenson Insurance Agency 239. 75 TAX COLLECTOR: ADVERTISING: Norma Lavoie 18,346.50 Journal Opinion 259. 50 Tuck Press 112. 00 TREASURER Priscilla B. Parker 1,200.00 REGISTER OF DEEDS: 917. 15 EQUIPMENT: o- MODERATOR: MISCELLANEOUS 406. 16 Archie Steenburgh 100.00 TRUST FUND AUDIT: DOG OFFICER: F.D. Chase, Jr. 52 5 00

Lawrence Samper , Jr. 300.00 i TAX BILLING SERVICE: TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS: Datown 3 ,338 14 Robert F. Miller 250.00 MEETINGS S TRAINING: 872 11 SOCIAL SECURITY 2,755.14 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION 202 98 HEALTH INSURANCE 2,237.32 DUES:

UNEMPLOYMENT COMP . 8.99 N.H. City S Town Clerks Assn . 12 00 N.H. Municipal Management 35 00 $ 44,447.86 N.H. Municipal Assn. 711 63 Detail #2i TOWN OFFICERS EXPENSE N.H. Assn. of Assessing Officials 20 00 SALARY/ADMINISTRA TIVE N.H. Tax Collectors Assn. 15 00 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER: Patricia G. Klark 13,520.00 PRINTING: 3 ,830 47

TOWN CLERK'S FEES: $ 39 ,142 93 [Auto Registrations] Detail §3: AUDIT: Helen M. Smith 778.00 Killion, Plodzik S Sanderson $5 ,250 00 CLERICAL Detail #4: XEROX: 1 ,561 14 Marie O. Tetreault 266.00 Detail §5: VITAL STATISTICS: SOCIAL SECURITY: 998.56 Town Clerk's Fees 71 75 HEALTH INSURANCE: 1,544.00 Social Security 4 80 TELEPHONE : 3,047.18 76.55 SUPPPLIES : 1,543.94

~~21 DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES~~

Detail #6: RESIDENT TAX: Detail #9: TOWN GARAGE: Tax Collector's Fees 95.00 Fuel-Gary' s Fuels 2,122.12 Social Security 6. 36 Utilities $ 101.36 CVEC, Inc. 1,242.45 North Haverhill Water S Detail #7: ELECTION S REGISTRATION: Lighting District 45.00 Supervisors' Salaries Maintenance S Supplies 262.00 Louis T. Pike 127.00 Insurance Oland V. Bylow 162.00 H.J. Graham Agency 745.80 Swenson Insurance Agency 79.92 Ballot Clerks Dorothy Davidson 36.85 $ 4,497.29 Florence G. Jones 40.20 Detail #10: BONDS S NOTES: Nancy Bean 40.20 Tax Anticipation Notes '.,800,000.00 Patricia M. Wolfe 50.00 Payment of Principal 50,000.00 Wilfred C. Hill 8.00 E. June Hill 8.00 $1 ,850,000.00

Social Security 22.71 Detail #11: CRESTFIELD ACCOUNT: $ 40,000.00 Expenses Indian Head Bank-checklist 17.65 Detail #12: DISTRICT COURT: Tuck Press 112.50 Judges Salaries Louis T. Pike-mileage 43.32 Karl T. Bruckner 9,750.00 Oland V. Bylow-mileage 25.80 Timothy J. McKenna 2,925.00 Datown-checklists 930.60 Clerks Salary $1,335.83 Patricia M. Wolfe 5,850.00 Social Security 1,241.15 Detail #8: MUNICIPAL BUILDING: Unemployment Compensation 177.02 Custodian' s Salary Payment to Special Justices Robert E. Bailey 4,751.00 Kevin M. Bruno 30.00 Social Security 318.26 IBM-typewriter maintenance 109.00 Unemployment Compensation 143.13 Audit-Killion , Plodzik S Sanderson 450.00 Suppl i es 1,040.87 Repairs S Maintenance 3,094.87 $ 20,532.17 Fuel-Gary' s Fuels 5,151.49 Utilities 1,677.22 Detail #13: LANDFILL: Sewer Charge 396.00 Leete-Powers Contract $ 19,156.50 Miscellaneous 96.00 Insurance Detail #14: PLANNING BOARD: N.H.M.A.-W.C. Fund 174.80 Clerk's Salary H.J. Graham Agency 1,683.70 Heidi I. Lyman 650.00 Cassady Insurance Agency 364.30 Social Security 43.55 Swenson Insurance Agency 239.75 Unemployment Compensation 19.50 $19,131.39 Expenses 265.60 978.65

~~22 : : :~~

~~DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES~~

Detail #15: LEGAL: Deta il §21: PUBLIC WELFARE/TOWN POOR: Laurence F. Gardner 1,007.00 Court Ordered Placements 10,750.11 Castello S Bruno, P. A. 50.00 Legal Expense [Juvem les] 4,591.40 Palmer S Dodge 600.00 Rent 2,468.50 Moulton, Smith, SamahaS Groceries 474.03

~~Vaughan , P.C. 234.00 Fuel & Utilities 1,646.01 Timothy J. McKenna 200.00 Medical 209.31 $ 2,091.00 $ 20,139.36~~

~~Detail §16: DOG DAMAGE: $ 1,244.80 Deta il §22: OLD AGE ASSISTANCE $ 13,636.01~~

Detail §17: STREET LIGHTS: $ 578.45 Deta il §23: SENIOR CITIZENS: Meals on Wheels $ 5,000.00 Detail §18: FIRE DEPARTMENTS Woodsville Fire Department 15,000.00 Deta il #24: PATRIOTIC SERVICES: North Haverhill F.D. 15,000.00 Memorial Day 300.00 Haverhill Corner F.D. 10,000.00 4th of July 200.00 Salaries-Norman W. Demers 288.61 $ 500.00 Motorola, Inc. 30.00 Fire Hydrants 1,248.00 Deta il #2 5: CEMETERIES Mutual Aid Dues 1,772.00 Cemetery Commission 6,000.00 Dispatch N.H.M.A.-WC FUND-Insurance 626.20 N.E. Telephone 509.76 $ 6,626.20 Grafton County Sheriffs Department 588.00 Deta il §26: POLICE/PRIVATE DETAILS: $ 44,436.37 Salaries Stephen C. Savage 238.50 Detail §19: LIBRARIES: John H. MacDonald 148.00 Woodsville 5,000.00 Terry K. Alexander 18.00 North Haverhill 3,750.00 Walter R. George 123.00 Haverhill Corner 3,750.00 Alfred J. Holden 412.50 Pike 2,500.00 Bernard A. Marvin, III 150.00 $ 15,000.00 Charles A. Nelson 245.50 Ronald Fournier 547.50 Detail §20: HEALTH DEPARTMENT: H. Wayne Dickey 705.00 Cottage Hospital 10,000.00 Karen Nelson 1,305.50 Ambulance Service 3,887.00 Allen D. Wright 1,077.00 North Country Home Health Roy Irwin 204.00 Agency 5,000.00 Bernard A. Marvin, Jr. 345.00 Health Officers Salary C. Thomas Chase 434.50 George Bartzis 400.00 Bernard G. Hudson 159.00 Social Security 26.80 Joseph C. Maccini 30.00 $ 19,313.80 Robert N. Ward 22.50

~~23 DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES~~

Larry C. Sawyer 96.00 Larry C. Sawyer 16.00 Spencer R. Marvin 304.50 Spencer R. Marvin 28.00 Thomas E. Andross 219.00 Health Insurance 4,586.70 Kenneth M. May 330.00 N.H. Retirement System 8,877.66 JoAnn Aidrich 125.00 Social Security 900.23 Brenda R. Chase 85.00 Unemployment 1,224.29 Denise Fournier 105.00 New Equipment 5,154.90 Joan S. Fournier 40.00 Gas s Oil 6,85.1.46 Sandra Brill 135.00 Insurance Linda M. Fadden 50.00 H.J. Graham Agency 3,446.35 Michael V. Leafe 80.00 N.H.M.A.-W.C. Fund 5,713.66 Lionel E. Smith 101.00 Cassady Insurance Agency 200.00 Social Security 519.45 Swenson Insurance Agency 199.79 Unemployment Compensation 227.99 Postage 177.64 Workmen' s Compensation 215.94 Supplies 1,742.94 $ 8,799.38 Telephone 2,515.90 Mi 1 ea ge 121.60 Detail #27: AIRPORT: Repairs S Maintenance 3,532.61

Insurance-H.J . Graham Agencyncy 559.35 Rent-Radio Shack 108.00 Repairs & Maintenance 442.56 Training S Meetings 323.50 Runway Lights 126.46 Clothing 1,407.13 $ 1,128.37 Miscellaneous 377.90 $123 ,551.68 Detail #28: POLICE: Salaries Detail #29: TOWN MAINTENANCE: Stephen C. Savage 17,999.80 Salaries John H. MacDonald 15,353.11 A. James Boucher 15,954.04 Terry K. Alexander 15,012.16 Clifford E. Batchelder 10,271.65 Walter R. George 14,389.85 Gary A. Batchelder 5,091.05 Elsie L. Tivey 9,464.50 William H. Home, Sr. 10,761.70 Alfred J. Hoi den 116.00 William Smith, Jr. 2,074.60 Bernard A. Marvin, III 44.00 Richard G. Thompson 1,125.00 Charles A. Nelson 402.00 Jon R. Irwin 5,496.73 Ronald Fournier 742.00 Ronald Carle 992.00

H. Wayne Dickey 230.00 Herbert Chamberlain , Jr. 1,507.20 Karen L. Nelson 48.00 Brian K. Kennedy 58.50 Allen D. Wright 128.00 Walter E. Basnar 680.00 Roy Irwin 220.00 Vernon C. Carle 329.00 Bernard A. Marvin, Jr. 446.00 Social Security 3,640.89 C. Thomas Chase 138.00 Health Insurance 5,524.25 Bernard G. Hudson 1,258.00 Unemployment Insurance 1,128.34 Joseph C. Maccini 38.00 Cold Patch 4,336.47 Robert N. Ward 16.00 Culverts 11,043.67

~~24 DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES~~

Concrete 2,132.00 North Haverhill 6,968.30 Supplies 6,223.04 $ 324,098.71 Gas S Oil 14,292.49 Sand S Gravel 3,432.55 Detail #34: INTEREST: Insurance Temporary Loans 36,392.95 H.J, Graham Agency 3,840.80 Long Term 11,576.12 Swenson Insurance 199.79 47,969.07 Cassady Insurance Agr cy 200.00 N.H.M.A.-WC Fund 5,647.45 Detail #35: REVALUATION: Lumber 182.06 Salaries Machine Hire Marie Tetreault 300.00 Pete Moody 306.25 NHMA-UC Fund 9.00 James H. Hood, Inc. 6,273.25 Lodging/Appraisers 151.00 N.E. Equipment, Inc. 2,712.00 State of N.H. 24,029.60 Boudreault Plumbing, Inc 182.40 Evans Printing Co. 1,730.00 Morrill Construction Co. 2,459.00 $ 26,219.60 William Cushing 1,440.00 Robert E. Clifford 388.00 Detail #36: COUNTY TAX: $ 116,381.00 Repairs S Maintenance 15,881.07 Mileage 453.20 Detail #37: TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN: $ 154,774.39 Telephone 457.01 Salt S Sand [winter] 7,586.64 DETAIL #38: REFUNDS: Tar 4,841.96 Property Taxes 3,841.58 New Equipment 23,789.60 Automotive Registrations 366.00 Miscellaneous 246.17 Miscellaneous 91.00 Woodsville Road Money 45,075.94 4,298.58 $ 228,257 .76

~~Detail #30: TOWN ROAD AID: $ 1,396.85~~

~~Detail #31. REGIONAL AGENCIES: Community Action Outreach 861.25 North Country Council 2,500.00 $ 3,361.25~~

~~Detail #32: HAVERHILL COOPERATIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT: $ 1,184,578,00~~

~~Detail #33: PRECINCTS: Woodsville Fire Dist. 77,607.17 Mountain Lakes 227 ,781.38 Haverhill Corner 11,741.86~~

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~~TREASURER' S REPORT~~

~~GENERAL FUND DEAN MEMORIAL AIRPORT FUND~~

~~Balance December 31, 1982 39,043.63 Balance December 31, 1982 $ 1,488.76~~

RECEIPTS: Receipts Interest $ 80.26 80.26 Tax Collector $1,830,723.01 Total Funds Available during 1983 1,569.02 Town Clerk 131,812.67 District Court 14,925.42 Less Expenditures-Selectmen's Orders -0- State of New Hampshire 172,102.33 Balance December 31, 1983 1,569.02 Airport 3,491.00 CRESTFIELD ROAD ACCOUNT Tax Anticipation Notes 2,150,000.00 Maintenance 2,833.20 Balance December 31, 1982 $ 24,435.72 Town Poor Refunds 19,400.73 Receipts Police Department 1,229.95 Fire Departments 4.00 Settlement-City Bank $40,000.00 Sale of Town Land 9,010.00 Interest 3,994.22 43,994.22 Dog Damage 25.00 Total Funds Available During 1983 68,429.94 Xerox 36.50 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING ACCOUNT Building Permits 24.00 Balance December 31, 1982 33,948.48 Federal Revenue Sharing Acct. 50,000.00 Municipal Building 3,198.03 Receipts Interest on Investments 17 ,766.96 Federal Government $34,843.00 Planning Board 906.65 Savings Acct. Int. 1,997.21 36,840.21 Private Details-Police 8,192.45 Total Funds Available 1983 70,788.69 Page Trust 4,545.03 Refund-Workmen' s Compensation 6,052.47 Less Expenditures-Selectmen' s Orders 50,000.00 City Bank 40,000.00 Balance December 31, 1983 20,788.69 Miscellaneous 109.51 TIMBER TAX ESCROW TOTAL RECEIPTS $4,466,388.91 Balance December 31, 1982 947.36

Total Funds Available during 1983 4,505,432.54 Receipts Less Expenditures [Selectmen' s Orders] 4,389 ,904. 97 Escrow Payments $ 314 94 Balance December 31, 1983 $ 115,527.57 Interest 41 19 356.13 TOWN INDEBTEDNESS Total Funds Available During 1983 1,303.49 Road Grader 20,000.00 Less Expenditures Bonds Outstanding [Newbury Bridge] 30,000.00 TO Tax Collector $ 595.00 595.00 Property Revaluation Bond 80,000.00 Tax Anticipation Note 350,000.00 Balance December 31, 1983 708.49 Due School District 332,151.00 Respectfully submitted, 812,151.00 PRISCILLA B. PARKER Treasurer

~~26 TOWN CLERK'S REPORT TOWN CLERK'S REPORT~~

I hereby submit the following report of funds received I hereby submit the following report of funds received by me and paid over to the Town Treasurer from Jan- by me and paid over to the Town Treasurer from April uary 1 1983 thru March 31, 1983. 1, 1983 thru December 31, 1983 As of April 1st. it was voted at Town Meeting that the Town Clerk will be salaried. Dr. Dr. Automobile Permits $ 95,606.00 Automobile Permits $ 25,820 00 Dog Licenses Dog Licenses "1982 licenses sold in 1983 705.47 1982 licenses sold in 1983 $99. 40 1983 licenses sold 2,199.50 Less fees retained 4. 00 95 40 Dog Violation Fines 40.00

~~1983 licenses sold 409.50 Sale of Checklists 50.00 Less fees retained 46.00 363 50 Filing Fees 5.00 $ 98,605.97 TOTAL $ 26,278 90~~

Statement of fees collected from April 1, 1983 thru December 31, 1983. Cr. Mortgages Filed $1,414.00 Remitted to Treasurer Discharges & Misc. 345.50 Application for Auto Title 640.00 A/C Automobile Permits $ 25,820.00 A/C Dog Licenses 458.90 Vital Statistics 1,436.00 Decals issued 2,632.50 $ 26,278.90 TOTAL Boat registration 381.80 Fish & Game licenses 78.00 6,927.80 TOTAL $105,533.77

~~Cr. Remitted to Treasurer A/C Automobile Permits $ 95,606.00 A/C Dog Licenses 2,904.97 A/C Dog Violation Fines 40.00 A/C Sale of Checklists 50.00 A/C Filing Fees 5.00 A/C Fee Collected 6,927.80~~

~~TOTAL $ 105,533.77~~

~~Respectfully submitted, Helen M. Smith, Town Clerk~~

27 1 BIRTHS to Residents of Haverhill during 1983 Date of Birth and Name Maiden Name of Residence of of Child Sex Name of Father Mother Parients January 20 Kristina M. Hadlock F Roger H. Hadlock Deborah A. Marsh Pike February 3 Becky L. Dimick F Bart W. Dimick Rose M. Anderson Woodsville 5 Karalee A. George F Sheldon R. George Deborah Leete Woodsville 5 Michael E. Aremburg M Raymond E. Aremburg Pamela J. Humphrey Haverhil 18 Shandi M. Farley F Shawn P. Farley Joni A. Larabee Woodsville 21 Erin M. Elliott F Keith E. Elliott Colleen Livingston No. Haverhill

~~22 Jacob J. Hoi den M Alfred J. Holden Sylvia D. Paton Woods vi 1 le~~

27 Elizabeth A. LeBarron F Barry L. LeBarron Carol A Dashnau Haverhil 1 March 9 Christopher M. Martel M Gary P. Martel Pamela L. Hitchcock Woodsville April 4 Lindsay E. Hann F Thomas A. Hann Jane A. Brower Mt. Lakes May 9 John P. Butson, III M John P. Butson, Jr. Denise M. Drew No. Haverhill June 23 Michael J. Tetreault M Paul A. Tetreault Pamela J. Dunbar Woodsville 28 Kyle C. Bathchelder M Clifford E. Batchelder Donna L. Achilles Haverhill July 3 Hannah E. Fadden F Ronald B. Fadden Sharon A. Miller Haverhill 6 Matthew L. Ackerman M Michael L. Ackerman Glenna M. Clark No. Haverhill 7 Patrick R. Brown M David A. Brown Lori L. Locke Woodsville 18 Nathan B. Cardin M Paul B. Cardin Christine M. Irwin Pike August 9 Erin M. Hannett F Richard J. Hannett Donna L. Colby Woodsville 10 Kevin M. Miller M Robert F. Miller Carol R. Jerry Woodsville 15 Ryan S. Thompson M Alden D. Thompson Janice L. Daley Woodsvil le 30 Hillary A. Lyman F Jeffrey J. Lyman Heidi B. Igleheart Haverhill 31 Kimberly A. Hatch F Gary S. Hatch Kathy A. Belyea Woodsville September

1 Jeannie L. Smith F Wendell A. Smith, Jr. Bonnie L. Taylor No. Haverhill 15 Joseph A. Stimson M Timothy M. Stimson Arlene M. Fichett No. Haverhill 16 Matthew R. Lane M Bret A. Lane Andrea L. Welch Woodsville 29 Adam J. Bailey M Marshall G. Bailey Jean K. Langill Woodsville October 16 Matthew S. Ellsworth M Steven J. Ellsworth Julie A. Thompson Haverhill Woodsville 24 Tracy K. Lang M Bryan K. Lang Cynthia E. MacDonald ) Bath 24 James K. Lang M Bryan K. Lang Cynthia E. MacDonald Woodsville^; November 5 Matthew Denegre M Mark G. Denegre Ann M. Parmakian Woodsville December 12 Frederick A. Ulery, II M Frederick A. Ulery Melanie A. Miller Pike 26 Loren M. Titorenko F Walter 0. Titorenko Annette M. LaBossiere Haverhill 28 MARRIAGES of Residents of Haverhill during 1983 Date of Marriage and Name of Groom Residence Carrie of Bride Residence Place of Marriage February 12 Woods vi lie James W. MacDonald Woodsville Patricia L. Wampler Woodsville 14 Woods vi lie Dale L. Towne Woodsville Barbara J. Paye Woodsville March 12 Woodstock Allen J. Brill Woodsvil le Sheila D. Allsop Woodsville 19 Woodsville Richard J. Hannett Woods vil le Donna L. Colby Woodsville 20 Piermont Ross W. Eno No. Haverhill Rosemary K. Bonett Woodsvi lie

30 No. Haverhi 11 Mark F. Noyes , Jr. No. Haverhill Virginia M. Dennis No. Haverhill April 8 Woodsville James C. Oakes Woodsville Shirley L. Fournier Woodsville 23 Benton Dale A. Frizzell No. Haverhill Diane M. Driscoll No. Haverhill 27 Woodsville Marshall G. Bailey Woodsville Jean K. Lanaill Woodsville May 7 W. Lebanon John S. Wardrop No. Haverhill Peagy A. Cavacas W. Lebanon 28 Haverhill Philip S. Lackey Pike Marilyn M. Blaisdell Pike June 25 No. Haverhi 11 Kenneth D. Blaisdell No. Haverhill Vickey J. Tatro Barnet, Vt. 25 Woodsville Charles L. Wilder, Sr. Woodsville Kathryn Norton Woodsvil le July 7 Piermont James W. Elliott, Jr. Woodsville Jane E. Kelley Rumney 9 No. Haverhi 11 Bret A. Lane Woodsvil le Andrea L. Welch Woodsville 16 No. Haverhi 11 Stanley T. Stoddard No. Haverhill Shirley J. Pietras No. Haverhill 17 Haverhill Peter A. LaFlame Dover Teresa A. Paton Woodsville 23 Woodsville Dennis Sheehan Red Bank, N.J Diane L. Kirby Woodsville August 20 Bradford, Vt. Stuart C. Nutting Bradford, Vt. Nancy L. Doyle Woodsvil le 20 Haverhill John E. White No. Haverhill Judith A. Howell No. Haverhill September 2 Littleton Barry L. Winningham Gorham Cynthia R. Chicoine Woodsville 24 Lisbon Gregory S. Hartwell Lisbon Dianne R. Heath Woodsvil le 24 Woodsville Bernard A. Marvin, III Dover Marie 0. Tetreault No. Haverhill October

1 No. Haverhi n Albert J. Boucher No. Haverhill Regina S. Butson Pike 15 Bath Stephen A. Burbank Woodsville Nancy L. Bemis Woodsville November 5 Woodsville Alvin S. Fadden No. Haverhill Diana M. MacDonald Woodsville 12 Bethlehem Robert D. Michaud, Jr. No. Haverhill Melanie A. Profio No. Haverhill December 3 No. Haverhill Sherman R. Carle Haverhill Debbie L. Mardin Haverhill 10 No. Haverhill Basil io R. Dungas Garland, Tx. Wendy A. Hall Mt. Lakes 17 No. Haverhill Bradley J. Downer Woodsville Deborah L. McClintock Woodsvil le 28 Woodsville Charles E. Barry No. Haverhill Rebecca B. Towle Penacook

~~29 1 DEATHS RESIDENTS OF HAVERHILL DURING 1983~~

Date of Death Name and Surname Fa i den Name and of Age Sex Occupation Name of Father of Place of Death The Deceased Mother January 13 Woods vi lie Fred Gardiner 85 M Water & Light Thomas Gardiner Villette LeClair 14 N. Haverhill Lillian Sherwood 80 F Proof Reader Otto Lehmann Minnie Braun 15 Woods vi lie Harold K Davison 89 M Attorney Louis Davison Anna King 21 Woods vi lie Evelyn T Glidden 89 F Domestic Cook Harry Merchant Clara McKillips February 5 N. Haverhill Arlene McKeown 80 F Housewife John Noyes Bertha Campbell 22 Pike H. Burgess Metcalf 73 M Farmer John Metcalf Caroline Grimes 23 Woodsvil le Adel ine H Austin 82 F Restuarant Owner Freeman Austin Mary Ann Vickers 26 Woodsvil le Hazel D. Irwin 68 F Town Clerk (Retired) Roy Dunkley Lillian Brown Marc h

1 Woodsvil le Charles L. Wheeler 67 M Farmer & Sexton Warren Wheeler Alice Barber 5 Woods vi lie Ruby Large 87 F Housewife John Blanchard Luthera Sanborn 16 Woodsvil le Beatrice Miller 84 F Housewife & Nurse William Fagnant Anne Sitzer

Apri 1 17 Haverhil Lawrence Kimball 60 M Machinist Harley Kimball Bertha Shallow 19 Woodsvil le Mabel Tragansa 94 F Teacher Peter Tragansa Ida 24 N. Haverhill Evelyn Couture 75 F Housewife Frank Bigelow Hattie Gibson May 13 Woodsvil le Ernest Home 71 M Laborer John Home Florence Nelson 14 N. Haverhill Shirley Pearson 81 F Housewife Charles Ayer Lillian Caul.ey 29 Pike Mildred Patten 80 F Housewife Perley Moulton Cora Moulton June 17 Haverhil Oscar White 81 M Carpenter Gardner White Mable Morse 17 Woodsvil le Agnes T. Burton 89 F Bookkeeper Thaddeus Taylor Maribah Ricker 18 Hanover Edward K. Riemen- 87 M Vice-Pres. Edward M. Riemen- Louise Kuester schneider Marchall Warehouse schneider July

1 Franconia Edson Greenlaw 87 M Yard Master Charles Greenlaw Eva Gardner 2 Woodsvil le Minerva Wheeler 63 F Nurses Aide George Chamberlin Llouella Heath 2 Littleton Earl Wells 53 M Shoe Cutter Perley Wells Alice Chilofoe 22 Woodsvil le Inka McDanolds 54 F Housewife Andrew Koski Alma Rantala 29 Woodsvil le Florida Fournier 85 F Housewife Joseph Gagner Oregine Hebert 30 Franconia Dale Cummings 80 M Sales Rep. Thomas Cummings Matilda Annesley Auqust 6 Haverhill Faye Dexter 85 F Teacher Edgar Dexter Susan Dodge 10 Hanover Kevin Miller 2 hrs M Robert Miller Carol Jerry 18 Woods vi lie Robert For tier 69 M Brakeman & Conductor Arthur Fortier Jessie Cole 25 Haverhill May Willis 93 F Housewife John Rogers Emma Rogers 27 Haverhi 11 Mahal ia Soucier 98 F Housewife Asa Hartwell Clarissae Shaw

30 DEATHS RESIDENTS OF HAVERHILL DURING 1983 Date of Death Name and Surname Maiden Name and of Age Sex Occupation Name of Father of Place of Death The Deceased Mother September 3 Haverhill Henry W. Keyes 78 M Lawyer & Banker Henry W. Keyes Frances P. Wheeler 3 Haverhill 'Ruth N. Webster 77 F Housewife J. Frank Norris Bertha Chase October 20 Haverhill Hattie Walling 78 F Mill Worker Leon Walling Jennie Martin 21 Haverhill Verna Thorburn 79 F Housewife Dwight Dennis Lillian McCoy 22 Haverhill Fred Dwinell 69 M Forester & Surveyor Fred E. Dwinell Nancy Reed 22 Hanover Carlise M. Griffin 52 M Truck Driver Herman Griffin Ruth Carter 26 Woodsville James H. Rowe 82 M Farm Equip. Dealer James A. Rowe Mary Rockwell 28 Haverhill Kenneth Wilson 72 M Laborer Leonard Wilson Winifred Laplante November 3 Haverhill Warren Allsop 88 M Salesman Thomas Allsop Margarite Livingstone 6 Haverhill Gladys MacDonald 78 F Housewife Charles Rosa Bertha Guilmette 11 Haverhill Herman Swett 74 M Farmer/Mi 11 Lyle Swett Evelyn Paye 20 Haverhill Isabelle Freeman 88 F Housewife Peter Foster Jenny Hoi ton 23 Haverhill Florence Clough 68 F Nurse Roy McOuesten Gladdies Hobbs 23 Thornton Michael Boutin 31 M Lumberman Wilfred R. Boutin Barbara Pecor 27 Hanover Kevin Kennedy 60 M Dairy Specialist Daniel Kennedy Carmel Norris 30 Haverhill Mareta Bonnett 72 F Cook William Moore Edith Williams December 2 Haverhill Lillian Grew 74 F Cook Dwight Dennis Lillian McCoy 12 Woodsville John B. Kennedy 67 M Custodian (School) Sylvester Kennedy Goldie Buckley 17 Hanover Fred C. Willey 62 M Orderly Harry Willey Amy Morrill 19 Woodsville Harold G. Morse 74 M Truck Driver John Morse Bertha Wells 23 Haverhill Robert S. Dexter 80 M Farmer Hugh Dexter Anna O'Keefe

~~I hereby certify that the foregoing Vital Statistics are correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.~~

~~HELEN M. SMITH, Town Clerk~~

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~~The Haverhill District Court is the local STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES court that the State of New Hampshire provides for FOR YEAR 1983 the towns of Bath, Benton, Haverhill, Landaff,~~

Piermont, and Warren. It is located in the Municipal Balance on hand in checking, 01/01/83 $ 2,964.85 Building in Woodsville. Receipts The Haverhill District Court has jurisdic- tion over most matters that occur in the towns it Fines and Forfeitures $ 33,075.23 serves, including all offenses related to motor Penalty Assessments 3 , 196 . 75 vehicles, all misdemeanors, and all matters concerning Fees 8,371.35 live in as the youngsters who those towns, such acts Bail 17 , 647 . 71 of juvenile delinquency and of abuse or neglect , and Partial Payments (fines) ( 1,801.60 ) in matters concerning children need of services. It Interest Earned 220 . 29 also hears petitions and can offer relief in cases 60,709.73 of domestic violence. 63,674.58 The Haverhill District Court has the power to hear and decide any civil case (a dispute between Expenditures two citizens) involving not more than $10,000.00 which does not concern the title to real estate. State of New Hampshire $ 17,957.60

There is also a small claims division where cases Fish and Game 872 . 00 involving $1,500.00 or less can be brought for smaller Penalty Assessments 3,196.75 filing fees, using simplified forms provided by the Town of Haverhill 14,925.42 Clerk of Court, and in which the hearings do not Witness Fees/Blood Tests 1,768.60 require most legal formalities or technicalities. Bail 16,922.71 Most small claims cases, in fact, are conducted Operating Expenses 4,217.25 without the presence of an attorney. Hearings in Escrow Payments for 1983 1,926.00 such cases are usually held within 30 days after the 61,786.33 papers are filed. Balance on hand in checking, 12/31/83 1,888.25 63,674.58 All questions regarding the Haverhill Dis- $ trict Court and the services it provides should be addressed to Patricia Wolfe, Clerk of Court, CASE COUNT Municipal Building, Woodsville, New Hampshire, 03785 Total number of motor vehicles, (telephone number 747-3063) . other, misdemeanors, felonies 787 Total number of DWI and DWI, sub- sequent offenses 31 Respectfully submitted, Total number of juvenile cases 43 Total number of civil writs, small claims, Patricia M. Wolfe, Clerk and domestic violence 653

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~~A. NORTH HAVERHILL METHODIST CHURCH EMMA ANNIS 17.09 FROM KIMBALL FUNDS: [2,3,4,5,6,7,8, 12,16] 695.54 DR. S MRS. W.E. LAWRENCE 17.09~~

~~WILLIAM INGALLS 11.39 B. CENTER HAVERHILL CHURCH SILAS BARTLETT 5.69 FROM KIMBALL FUNDS [11,13] 113.34~~

~~KEITH FARNHAM 5.69 C. WOODSVILLE/WELLS RIVER ROTARY CLUB KIMBALL FUND 9 28.33 KIMBALL FUND §1 17.09~~

~~CARROLL S IRENE INGALLS 20.76 D. NORTH HAVERHILL WATER S LIGHT 33.99 RAYMOND LOT #75 17.09 KIMBALL FUND 10~~

~~MARY GUILLET 5.69 E. NORTH HAVERHILL PUBLIC LIBRARY JAMES GLAZIER 5.69 KIMBALL FUND 14 28.33~~

~~JAMES BATTIS 5.69 F. AMERICAN RED CROSS LAWRENCE BUTSON 11.39 KIMBALL FUND 15 28.33~~

~~GOLDIE KENNEDY 11.39 G. CENTER HAVERHILL CHURCH $ 151.74 HELEN ALDRICH FUND 170.01~~

SCHOOL AWARDS H. COTTAGE HOSPITAL NEIL BUFFINGTON FUND 113.33 SGT. JAMES JACKSON AWARD TRACY BVMFORD 5.00 I. HAVERHILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION KENDALL BEATON AWARD ACCOUNT 17798 510.04 PATRICIA DEMERS 100.00 EDNA MERRILL AWARDS J. HAVERHILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION MICHAEL BECK, PENNY SHORTT 238.82 KATE MCKEAN JOHNSON FUND 28.33 JOHN D. LOCKE LATIN AWARD PATRICIA DEMERS 56.63 K. HAVERHILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ORCUTT AWARD JOHN DEXTER LOCKE 56.67 TRACY BOMFORD 100.00 JOHN D. LOCKE-IMPROVEMENT AWARD L. COTTAGE HOSPITAL VICKI CARR 28.30 MARY CARBEE FUND 22.68 ANTHONY WOODBECK AWARD HEATHER FOOTE 18.43 M. HAVERHILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 97.20

~~SOUTHARD FUND 286 . 94 ATST DIVIDEND $ 834.12 N. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF HAVERHILL N. DELLA CARBEE FUND 56.67 $ 1,982.79 44 TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS INVESTMENT REPORT~~

~~NAME OF STOCK SHARES OWNED INTEREST EARNED~~

~~NATIONAL BOND FUND 2200 939.40~~

~~PUTNAM INCOME FUND 1274. 711 1,009.56~~

~~KEYSTONE B-4 FUND 1153 1,095.35~~

~~FRANKLIN INCOME FUND* 3737. 019* 850.95~~

~~UNITED BOND FUND 904 596.64~~

~~AMERICAN TEL. S TEL. 100 585.00~~

~~MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES 500 850.00~~

~~AMERICAN TEL. S TEL. [HAVERHILL LIBRARY] 105.30~~

~~TENNECO 100 274.00~~

~~EXXON 100 310.00~~

~~BRISTOL MYERS 200 180.00~~

~~WOODSVILLE GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK-CERTIFICATE 1,004.95~~

~~$ 7,801.15 *INCLUDES CAPITAL GAINS DISTRIBUTION OF 255.55 SHARES @ 2.02/SHARE.~~

~~HAVERHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT ACCOUNTS~~

~~1 50 000808 MILDRED PAGE FUND 28,310.24~~

~~1 50 000944 CAPITAL RESERVES 12,431.23~~

~~1 50 001235 CAPITAL RESERVES 10,740.47~~

~~$ 51,481.94~~

~~45 W0VSV1LLE FREE PUBLIC L1BRARV WOOVSV1LLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LIBRARIANS' S REPORT - 7983 REPORT OF TREASURER FOR 1983~~

The total cixculation oh booki hox the Balance: 72-37-82 232.95 Januaxy to Vecembex 7983 pexiod is 75,768 [a limit Receipts: Woodiville Vine Viitxict 5500.00 0(5 5 books pex pexion wai imposed on patxoni thii yeax] . Thexe we/re 1 84 nequeits hWLod by the. New Town oh Havexhill 5000.00 Hampihine State Libnaxy. We continue with good blithdxawn hxom Txuit cixculation oh the. 34 magazines we iubicJu.be to. Vundi iOOO.OO New acquisitions thxough puxchaie and donation total. 674. Book pxicei inexeaied noticeably. Miscellaneous [che.cking Vue to a new iyitem oh keeping check on ovexdue account intesi.eit, tf-aiea, books, thexe axe only 77 overdue, ai composted to book ialei, gihti, etc. 284.37 the 200 in 7982. $ 19,017.26 The Boand oh Tiuiteei and the Libnaniani oh the Woodiville Vn.ee Public Libnaxy would like Expemei: Salaxiei 6943. SO to thank Uxi. Uaxilyn Spoonex hoi all the yeaxi Books £ Magazine* 4979.95 ihe iexved ai Secxetaxy and ai a Boaxd Membex oh the libnaxy, and, Mm. Shixley McAHLstex hoi the Iniuxance 892.00 yeaxi ihe iexved ai Tneaiuxex. Alio, a thank you Vuel £ utULu&Lei 7463.38 to Mti. Eaxlene Young hox iexving ai a Boaxd Membex. Suppliei, Maintenance, Equipment, etc. 7245.55 Reipecthully iubmitted, $ 75,524.68 ETHEL M. 8ARTZIS Libxaxian Che.ckbook balance 72-37-83 $ 3,492.58 REPORT OF TRUST ACCOUNTS FOR 7983 Balance. 72-37-82 73,847.77 Rece^p-tA-7983 intexeit 6,263.01 80,704.78

~~(tiithdxawn hox opexating expense 8, 000. 00~~

~~Vundi held in txuit 72-37-83 $ 72, 704. 78 All txuit hundi on depoiit at Woodiville. Guaxanty Savingi Bank. Reipecthully iubmitted, G.H. MCGAW, Txeaiuxex~~

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~~WORTH HAVERHILL PUBLIC LIBRARY PIKE L1BRARV ASSOCIATION TREASURER'S REPORT 7983 7983 REPORT~~

~~RECEIPTS: Balance on hand Januany 7, 7983:~~

Balance Januanjy 1, 7983 574. 23 Received f,nom Town 2, 500. 00 Town o£ Havenhltt 3,750.00 Savings Account 952. 27 Tines, dues, misc. 79.45 Checking Account 29. 28 Book Sale 208.20 3,487.55 Intenest Roy Kimball Fund 28.33 $ Evelyn Hanson CenXl^lcate 77.64 Expenditun.es: Amoikeag Certificate 997.94 Magazines £ Books 484.84 Savens Bank CenXl^lcaXe 873.53 Fuel 423.77 Littleton Savings Acct. Salanles S Dues 498.65 [thansd. 900.00 Supplies 38.60 Concond Savings Acct. PeXXy Cash 76.04 [tnanS^. 776.28 ] ElectnlciXy 737.47 Indian Head NOW Ace*. 45.32 Maintenance 7,730.69 7730. 69 760.00 7704. 92 Insurance 737.00 $ 2,483.77 EXPENSES: lance on hand Vecemben 31 , 7983: Books and Magazines 3,769.20 Llbnanian 7,700.00 Saving* Account 7, 529.75 JaniXon 230.00 Checking Account 37.67 InSunance 377.40 $ 7,567.42 fuel 267.46 T. CenXlilcate #867-0596 - $2,604.97-Vue Ele.ctAA.cuXy 757.27 3/7/84. Supplies 120.07 Respectfully Submitted, Labon S Misc. 606.74 Postage 37.74 HAZEL C. JOSLIN, Tneasunen 6,587.88 6587 %%

~~Balance on hand 1/1/&4 $ 7,777 04 Respectfully submitted, MAR1 LVN SPOONER, Tneasunen~~

NonXh Havenhltl Llbnany Association Meeting to convene immediately following the adjournment o£ the NonXh Havenhltl Pn.ecljn.ct Meeting at the James Monxill Elementafty School in NonXh Havenhltl, N.H. Manch 15, 7984. RICHARP RUTHERFORD, Chairman Llbnany Tnustees 48 HWERMLL CEHETERV COMMISSION

~~TREASURER'S REPORT OF OPERATING FUNDS FOR THE yEAR ENDING DECEMBER 37, 7983~~

~~RECEIPTS~~

Cd&h on hand Januany 1, 7983 i: 2,286. 0i Loti Sold 2,435.00 Opening Gnavei 4,350.00 Tfvuit Fundi 3,000.00 InteJie&t 68.50 Vault Rent 550.00 Town kppiopnAjoJjLon 6,000.00 Land Rent 600.00 Penpetual CaJie 3,550.00 MiAceUaneoui 33.20 Total * 20,586. 70 $ 22,872. 78 DISBURSEMENTS

Net Wages $ 8,048.94 CommiA&ionzn' & SalaJui [Net] 373. 20 Tiea&uneA' a SalaAu [Net] 221.12 VayioUL Taxei 1,114.06 Tnnck Rental 1,662.00 Gai £ OU. 374.87 Lights 30.86 Pefipetual Cane. 3,550.00 O^i-cce Supplier 23.70 Cemetetif Supplier 425.09 Iniufianee 329.70 Repaisu 544.87 New Equiment 7,807.99 Tloweu 20.00 MiicelljweouA 231.20 Total $ 79,457.,4% Caih on hand Veaemben. 31, 7983 3,475.,30 $ 22,872.,78

~~Re&pectkully submitted, DEAN G. HAMMOND, TieaAufieJi Gleaming antique autos on Haverhill Common attracted hundreds of vistors.~~

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~~ANNUAL REPORT OF NORTH COUNTRY COUNCIL - 1983~~

North Country Council is the regional planning The Council participated in research and and economic development agency for communities in marketing efforts to increase the use of the Concord- the northern part of the State. Your town is one to-Lincoln rail line and to maintain a schedule for of forty-three member towns that utilize Council rehabilitation of other regional railroad lines. services in community and land use planning, economic development, solid waste, transportation, Other regional activities of importance include recreation , and municipal services. The Board of the coordination and establishment of eight solid Directors is made up of representatives from every waste districts. Council staff has assisted towns member town. in developing work plans to assess their waste disposal needs and current methods and develop In Haverhill , we worked to establish a sub- practices for septage, estimated future needs, and regional solid waste district and reviewed with will be recommending alternative disposal arrange- local officials Town regulation of the floodplain ments. to determine consistency with the federal flood insurance program. We're also coordinating with In community planning, we have assisted many the Haverhill Historical Society the research and towns with adopting or amending zoning ordinances, description of the history and architecture of subdivision regulations , site plan review and other Haverhill Comer for preparation of a National local regulations. With the reorganization and Register nomination. slight revision of the state planning and zoning laws, we've been busy trying to keep planning In regionwide economic development, the Council boards informed of the changes and new requirements has devoted time to improving utilities in and access A workshop was held in the fall and more are planned to industrial parks, in lobbying for continued for the spring. We also met with over 20 towns to maintenance of regional transportation facilities help them review regulations relating to subdivision including rail, highways and airports , and to and building in the floodplain to insure compliance increased coordination with State and federal with federal regulations. The staff successfully agencies and data, the staff has assisted local assisted communities in applying for funds for development organizations in four towns which serve recreation and library facilities. as area employment centers. A new NCC service this past year has been The Council has provided information and computerized tax billing. We provided this service guidance to several towns on the Community Develop- under contract to four towns. We anticipate expanded ment Block Grant, Urban Development Action Grant, municipal and in-house use of the computer. and Farmers Home Administration Programs and prepared several grant applications. The Council These are some of the highlights of the past is a partner in the Business Assistance to Northern year. We welcome your town's active participation New Hampshire Program, providing demographic data on the Board and use of the Council' s services and to individuals , businesses , and economic consultants look forward to working on your behalf in 1984. interested in the North Country. This summer, we prepared a Plymouth Area Economic Base Study, to be followed by similar reports on other North Country subregions.

~~50 NORTH COUNTRY HOME HEALTH AGENCY, INC.~~

~~SERVICES PROVIDED TO RESIDENTS OF THE NORTH Home care, ha* proven to be cost effective and COtJNTRy IN 7983 prevents unnecessary Institutionalization.~~

Nur&lng Care 4373 Visits The Family Assistant Program works with patients to stA.ength.en child-rearing *klll* and Physical Therapy 389 Visits to help famllle* cope wlxh problems. Speech Therapy 759 Visit* Prevention service* Include all clinics Home Health Aide 4215 Hour* listed above, visits to newborns and health Homemaker Z387 Hours promotion visits to assess home situations and physical problems. There Is no charge for any Famlljy A**l*tant 226% Hour* of the*e service*. Recent decisions by the State Newborn S Health Promotion 400 Visit* Division of Public HealXh regretfully will mean elimination of the Handicapped Children* Clinic* CLINICS and relocation of the Pediatric Dlagno*tlc Clinics outside our area. Well. Child S Immunization 27 of Attendance: 447 North Country serve* 7 5 towns: Haverhill., Dose* of Vaccine 449 Referral* to Specialist Benton, Bath, Landaff, Lisbon, Lyman, Littleton, Franconla, Hill, Ea*ton, Service* 79 Monroe, Bethlehem, Sugar Twin \kt. , Lincoln and North Wood*tock, from It* Handicapped Children'* Pediatric main office at 60 High Street, Littleton and Dlaano*tlc 9 iatellite office* In Lincoln and Woodsvllle. Attendance: 59 Service* to resident* Haverhill during Dental Screening 6 of 7983 750 nursing visits, 41 physical Attendance: 13% Include therapy visits, 6 speech therapy visits, 1026k Genetics Counselling 3 home health aide hour*, 260 homemaker hour* and Intake* % 100 health promotion*. Haverhill children may attend any of the clinic* Listed above. Town Employed Blood Pressure Screening 1 Attendance: 98

~~North Country Home Health Agency provide* service In the home for the treatment of dl*ea*e, and public health activities for prevention and Intervention of disease.~~

~~In-home service* Include nursing care, physical therapy, speech therapy and homemaker/ home health aide care for homebound patient*.~~

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~~COTTAGE HOSPITAL VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE DISTRICT 1983 ANNUAL REPORT~~

~~CHECKING ACCOUNT BALANCE AS OF 6/1/82 $ 453.72 CHECK RETURNED - INSUFFICIENT FUNDS -25.00* INTEREST FROM CHECKING ACCOUNT 292.96 TOTAL RECEIPTS 41,291.96~~

~~TOTAL ASSETS $ 42,013.64 RUN DATA BY TOWN EXPENDITURES:~~

GAS AND REPAIRS 6,053.99 HAVERHILL 275 SUPPLIES FOR AMBULANCE 1,149.59 BATH 17 INSURANCE 2,367.53 GROTON 26 LICENSES S REGISTRATION 863.10 EMT COURSE 2,140.00 NEWBURY 138 TRAINING 395.40 TELEPHONE 337.32 PIERMONT 4 MEALS AND EXPENDITURES 937.58 BRADFORD 29 SALARIES FOR SCHEDULING 615.45 BARNET 10 BUILDING FUND S VOLUNTEER COMPENSATION 1,547.00 INTEREST [AMBULANCE] 1,033.32 MCINDOES 4 PAYMENTS ON AMBULANCE 14,830.00 ACCIDENT PAYMENT 135.00 RYEGATE 25 REIMBURSEMENTS [MEDICARE PAYMENT PIKE 15 RECEIVED AFTER PATIENT PAID] 216.00 JACKETS AND EMBLEMS 287.23 LISBON 10 MISC. INCLUDING CHRISTMAS PARTY 1,506.09 MONROE 14 OXYGEN 612.90 GLENCLIFF 15 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 35,027.50 CORINTH 1 BALANCE IN CHECKING ACCOUNT AS OF 6/30/83 6,986.14 BENTON 3 TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 42,013.64 TOTAL 574 BALANCE DUE ON AMBULANCE [$9,000.00] counts] 161 *CHECK HAS BEEN MADE GOOD AND IS INCLUDED WITH Transfers [included in Town RECEIPTS. THE ABOVE REPORT WAS SUBMITTED BY NORMA LAVOIE TREASURER AND HAS BEEN AUDITED BY JAMES BARBER, AUDITOR. ORIGINAL IS ON FILE AT THE SERVICE.

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One area of vital concern to our Department is the reported incidents of Crimes Against Persons commonly referred to in our Report as Assaults and Sexual Assaults. In many instances, they are family-oriented assaults. In 1982, we had 13 combined reported cases; in 1983, we exper- ienced 28 reported cases. In one separate case which resulted in an arrest, the Department in- vestigated the case in terms of a separate off- ense, however, it was related in nature to an assault. Cases of this type are extremely sen- sitive, time-consuming, and extremely frighten- ing to all involved.

In 1983, the Department attempted to collate all of its "routine" calls for service over and above its normal case load. The calls for service would include prisoner transports, untimely deaths, motor vehicle stops, motor vehicle warn- ings, domestic complaints, prowlers, assisting fire departments, ambulances and motorists, to name a few. We were surprised to find that we had a total of 3,585 calls for service in addit- ion to case load. The Department herein prese nts its Annual Report to the Town of Haverhill and extends its apprec- Our In-Service Training Program in 1983 continued iation to the taxpayers and resi dents alike for to reflect our feelings about the critical need their continued support and cooperation during for sustained advanced training for both our full-

the past year. We, again, p resent our Annual Re- time and part-time pers onnel . Under the guidance port utilizing a Five- Year Comparative Form due of Officer Terry K. Ale xander, the Department com- to the posi ti ve comments on our 1982 Report. mitted itself to 365 ma n-hours of training to in- elude classroom and pra ctical exercises. This in- Our caseload for 1983 increa sed to 1,005, up from eludes our Semi -Annual Fi rearms Qualification re- 949 for the year 1982. We a re very pleased to re- quired by the Departmen t and State. Additionally, port that burglaries decline d sharply, however,

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Report of the Haverhill Police Department-continued REPORTED INCIDENTS - 1983 Issuing Bad Checks the Department sent two officers to outside schools 79 Theft 96 for a total of 80 hours for advanced training in Harassment Arson Investigation and Advanced Latent Finger- 11 Criminal Trespass print Techniques. 4 Burg! ary 18 In closing, the Department would like to further Attempted Burgl ary 3 extend its appreciation to our local Fire Depart- Criminal Mischief 38 ments for their spirit of cooperation and assist- Assault 21 ance this past year. Additionally, our Annual Re- Sexual Assault 7 port would not be complete without a special thank Missing Person 11 you to the Haverhill District Court's Sjuvenile Untimely Death 4 Diversion Committee for the selfless giving of Attempted Theft 2 their personal time for troubled juveniles. Forgery 4 Attempted Forgery 1 Each successive year presents to the Haverhill Escape 2 Police Department new and challenging problems to Criminal Threatening 2 be solved or at the very least, to be addressed. Tamperi ng Wi th Wi tness 1 They may not always be unique. Without these a Possession of Controlled Drug 2 challenges, we, as a Department, would become stag- Sale of Control led Drug 1 nant, unresponsive, and unfulfilled. We look for- Indecent Exposure 1 ward to the future with great expectation, renewed Reported Motor Vehicle Accidents 64 vigor, and a stronger commitment to the Town of Recovering Stolen Motor Vehicle 2 Haverhill and all its taxpayers. Arson 1

~~Counterfei t Bi 1 1 s 1 Ki dnappi ng 1 Perj ury 1 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle 2 Recovered Stolen Property 2 Possession of Property Without Serial Number..~~

~~Improper Inf 1 uence 1 Involuntary Emergency Hospitalization 1~~

Haverhill Police Department's North Haverhill Fair headquarters trailer and Community Relations Display. Seated are Sgt. Thomas Chase, Detail Supervisor, Officer Terry Alexander, and Joanne Aldrich. 55 .

TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES INITIATED Criminal Mischief Reported in 1983 38 Value of Property Damaged $ 2,398.77 1983 - 1005 1982 - 949 Criminal Mischief Reported in 1982 32 1981 - 917 Value of Property Damaged 2,123.88 1980 - 809 Criminal Mischief Reported in 1981 32 1979 - 843 Value of Property Damaged 2,379.50 TOWN OF HAVERHILL CRIME STATISTICS Criminal Mischief Reported in 1980 55 Burglaries Reported in 1983 18 Value of Property Damaged 7,399.00 Value of Property Stolen $1,874.96 Criminal Mischief Reported in 1979 57 Value of Property Recovered. 920.00 Value of Property Damaged 11,149.12 Burglaries Reported in 1982 40 Frauds (Bad Checks) Reported in 1983 Value of Property Stolen $9,212.75 79 Amount Defrauded $3,770.34 Value of Property Recovered. 1,164.86 Amount Recovered 3,162.14 Burglaries Reported in 1981 39 Frauds (Bad Checks) Reported in 1982 106 Value of Property Stolen 15,093.87 Amount Defrauded 5,736.22 Value of Property Recovered. 1,422.87 Amount Recovered 4,784.23 Burglaries Reported in 1980 32 Number of Adult Arrests in 1983 282 Value of Property Stolen 9,372.00 Value of Property Recovered. 598.00 Number of Adult Arrests in 1982 271

Burglaries Reported in 1979 29 Number of Adult Arrests in 1981 185 Value of Property Stolen 9,808.80 Number of Adul t Arrests i n 1980 185 Value of Property Recovered.. 305.00 Number of Adult Arrests in 1979 206 Thefts Reported in 1983 83 Value of Property Stolen. .$32,621.90 Number of Juvenile Arrests in 1983 37 Value of Property Recovered 28,729.58 Number of Juvenile Arrests in 1982 45

Thefts Reported i n 1982 78 Number of Juvenile Arrests in 1981 40 Value of Property Stolen... 57,681.29 Value of Property Recovered 45,342.60 Number of Juvenile Arrests in 1980 40 Thefts Reported in 1981 90 Number of Juvenile Arrests in 1979 56 Value of Property Stolen... 17,530.50 Value of Property Recovered. 8,857.80 ***Number of Juvenile Cases referred to the Haverhill District Court Juvenile Diversion Thefts Reported i n 1980 53 Committee by the Haverhill Police Department 10 Value of Property Stolen 32,080.00 Value of Property Recovered. 25, 650. 00 Number of Parking Violation Tickets - 1983... 52

~~Thefts Reported in 1979 64 Number of Pistol Permits Issued - 1983 64 Value of Property Stolen 22,733.78 Number of Pistol Permits Refused - 1983 01 Value of Property Recovered 13,139.28~~

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~~Motor Vehicle Accidents Reported in 1983 .64 ARRESTS FOR 1983 - continued~~

Motor Vehicle Accidents Reported i n 1982 63 Attempted Theft 1 Motor Vehicle Accidents Reported i n 1981 79 Forgery 6 Attempted Forgery 1 Motor Vehicle Accidents Reported i n 1980 59 Escape 2 Motor Vehicle Accidents Reported in 1979 104 Criminal Threatening 2 Accomplice to Forgery 1 MOTOR VEHICLE CITATIONS Dog Violations 5

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Opera ti ng Wi thout Val i d Li cense 23 Possession of Controlled Drug 5 Operati ng After Revocati on 8 Possessi on of Hypodermi c Needl 1 Uninspected Motor Vehicle 52 Minor in Possession of Alcohol 2 Driving While Intoxicated 22 Procuring 1 Speed 154 Contributing to Delinquency of Minor 1 Stop Sign Vi ol ati on 8 Indecent Exposure/Lewdness 1 Solid Line Violation 10 Recei vi ng Stol en Property 4 Operati ng OHRV on Publ i c Way 3 Bail Jumping 3 Disorderly Conduct with Motor Vehicle 6 Resisting Arrest 3

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Fai 1 ure to Yi el d 3 Contempt of Court 4 Driving Without Giving Proof 1 Payment Default 6 Limitations on Backing 1 Obedience to Police Officer ,.3 Unregi stered Snow Machi ne 1 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle 2 Following Too Closely 6 Carrying Loaded Rifle in Motor Vehicle 1 Conduct After an Acci dent 1 Hi nderi ng Apprehensi on 1 Littering 3 Welfare Fraud 2 Driving Without Tail Lights 1 Possession of Property Without Serial Number... Without Sufficient Binder Chains 5 Ki dnappi ng 1 Turning Movement 3 A.W.O.L 2 Pedestri an in Roadway 2 Unsworn Falsification 1 Al tered Suspensi on 1 Impl ements for Escape 1 Bench Warrant 9 ARRESTS FOR 1983 Perj ury 1 Issuing Bad Checks 59 Fel oni ous Use of Fi rearm 3 Theft 32 Tamperi ng Wi th a Wi tness 1 Harassment 3 Criminal Liability for Conduct of Another 9 Criminal Trespass 8 Burglary 6 Criminal Mischief 4 Assault 12 Sexual Assault 4

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WOODSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT WARRANT FOR ANNUAL MEETING - 1984 To the inhabitants of the Woodsville Fire District, of the financial year, to provide in the Town of Haverhill, County of Grafton, and for current maintenance and operation State of New Hampshire qualified to vote on said expenses District Affairs: Article 11. To see if the District will vote to You are hereby notified to meet at the Community authorize the District Commissioners Building on High Street in said District at thirty to accept, appropriate and expend minutes past seven in the evening on Tuesday March gifts of Federal or State Aid in the 20th, 1984, to act on the following matters: name of Woodsville Fire District.

Article 1. To choose a Moderator. Article 12. To see if the District will vote to direct the Water and Light Department Article 2. To choose a Clerk. to turn over to the District a certain sum of money to help meet the expenses Article 3. To choose a Treasurer. of the District.

Article 4 . To choose an Auditor. Article 13. To see if the District will vote to allow the Woodsville Area Fourth of Article 5. To choose one [1] Library Trustee for July Committee to be the sole conveyor a term of one [1] year. of Vendor' s Licenses on the Fourth of July only. Article 6. To choose one [1] District Commissioner for a term of three [3] years. Article 14. To raise and appropriate such sums as may be necessary for the coming Article 7. To choose one [1] Water & Light year, including the Fire Department. Commissioner for a term of three [3] years and one [1] Water S Light Article 15. To transact any other business proper Commissioner for a term of two [2] to come before this meeting. years. JOSEPH C. MACCINI Article 8. To choose one [1] member of the CONRAD R. FOURNIER Recreation Committee for a term of WILLIAM G. COWELL five [5] years. COMMISSIONERS

~~Article 9. To hear the reports of the officers heretofore chosen and to pass any vote relating thereto.~~

~~Article 10. To see if the District will vote to authorize the District Commissioners to issue interest bearing notes in anticipation of taxes and other revenues 59 1 i~~

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~~WOODSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF TREASURER JANUARY 1, 1983 - DECEMBER 31, 1983~~

~~RECEIPTS: CAPITAL RESERVE FUND BALANCE ON HAND 1/1/83 $ 27,605.33 REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT PRINCIPAL $ 2,558.53~~

RECEIVED FROM TOWN . OF HAVERHILL 77,607.17 INTEREST EARNED 194.47 RECEIVED FROM TOWN OF HAVERHILL [ROAD MONEY] 45,075.94 12/31/83 BALANCE 2,753.00 RECEIVED FROM TOWN OF HAVERHILL $ [FIRE DEPARTMENT] 15 ,000.00 RECEIVED FROM WATER S LIGHT DEPT. 15 ,000.00 FIRE TRUCK REPLACEMENT RECEIVED FROM WATER S LIGHT DEPT. FOR: SIX MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE FICA TAXES 11 ,275.18 OPENED 12/9/83 BALANCE $ 3,000.00 PENSION 6 ,605.76 GAS 3 ,236.83 SWIMMING POOL NOTE 36 ,000.00 TRUCK REPLACEMENT/FIRE DISTRICT RECEIVED FROM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT FOR OPENED 12/9/83 BALANCE $ 4,000.00 TAXES ,091.10 GAS 281.49 INTEREST ON ACCOUNTS THAT HAVE BEEN LABOR 1 ,977.75 CLOSED AND COMBINED INTO ONE ACCOUNT LOAN AND LEGAL 10 ,230.09 MONEY COULD BE BORROWED BY SEWER INTEREST 463.50 SO PLANT WHEN NEEDED WITHOUT PENALTY. CAPITAL RESERVE FUND FOR WALL ,857.09 TOTAL INTEREST $ 6,311.41 RENT 980.00 SWIMMING POOL FOR FLOOD INSURANCE 107.00 HI FI ACCOUNT RECEIVED FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT 286.10 BALANCE 132,312.39 INSURANCE REBATES ,968.79 $ INTEREST EARNED 3,740.76 SEWER WORK 690.24 MIDSTATE CONSTRUCTION CO. 285.35 GAS TAX REFUND 23.00 Respectfully submitted, JUVENILE COURT 165.00 C. THOMAS CHASE SALE OF GRAVEL, HOT TOP, IRON 509.44 Treasurer SUPPLIES REFUND 17.69 TOTAL INCOME $ 263,339.84 DISBURSEMENTS PAID ON ORDER OF WOODSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS - CHECK NUMBERS 19317,318,319,320,321,322 AND NUMBERS 18724 THROUGH 19887. NUMBERS 19875,881,882 AND 883 USED FOR 1984 192,452.44 BALANCE ON HAND 12/31/83 70,887.40 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $ 263,339.84 62 Ml CO 00 CS

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Summary of Income and Expenses 1/1/83 to 12/31/83 Summary of Income S Expenses-January 1, 1982 to December 31, 1983 INCOME INCOME Balance on Hand 1/1/83 $ 999.95 Interest 51.35 Balance on Hand 1/1/83 $ 521.10 Received from Woodsville Fire Total Income $ 1,051.30 District 6,800.00 Received from Woodsville Fire District for Community Field 200.00 EXPENSES Little League Registrations 150.00 Little League Tag Sales 706.00 Insurance 224.00 Field Day Tag Sales 311.33 Office Supplies 8.39 Admissions 260.0 Telephone 229.73 Total Income $ 8,948.43 Legal 18.00 Repairs 45.70 EXPENSES

~~~~Total Expenses 525.82 Payroll 4,883.23 Employer's Share F.I.tZ.A. Taxes 327.19 Balance on Hand 12/31/83 $ 525.48 Bad Check 5.00 Supplies 224.77 Equipment 500.00~~~~