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Annual Reports of the Selectmen and Treasurer of the Town of Pembroke NH 35/QUmqA. W mmmmmmmmmm 1966 TOWN REPORT ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SELECTMEN and TREASURER of the town of Together with the Reports of the Road Agent and other Officers of the Town for the Fiscal Year Ending December 31 Taffle ofrQotdenti Town Officers. 3 Town Warrant 4 Abstract of Action Taken 5 Town Budget 12 Statementof Appropriations 14 Financial Report • Detailed Statement of Payments • TownClerk'sReport 29 Reportof Trust Funds 30 Reportof Audit 33 Police Department Fire Department Library Report Summary Inventory of Valuation Pembroke School District Report School Budget ... 40 School Warrant 42 Financial Report, School District .. .43 Report of Superintendent of Schoo 45 Vital Statistics 62 Representatives Water Commission Board of Selectmen Robert E. Plourde Philip Brasley Arthur J. Richard Albert Richard Honore Bonenfant Helen Petit Philip Brasley Joseph H. Robinson Robert E. Plourde D. Arthur McAllister Auditors Moderator Gedeon N. Petit, Jr Department of Municipal Accounting Library Trustees State of New Hampshire Peter Chickering Town Clerk John B. Goff Alice Jacob Patricia Bonenfant Trustees of Trust Funds Town Treasurer Lawrence Labrie Oscar E. Fontaine Fred D. Little Custodian of Cemeteries Joseph H. Robinson John Saturley Tax Collector Mary A. Metivier Budget Committee Check List Supervisors Board of Health Dr Vincent Greco K. Donald Woodbury Chairman Al ice Jacobs Phyllis Kimball Jacob A. Chase J. Connie Griffith Harold Paulsen Charles F Whittemore Henry Dupont Chief of Police Perry L. Eaton Eddie Martel Fred Cormier Alfred Metivier Robert E. Plourde Representing Selectmen Fire Chief and Warden Jacob A. Chase Municipal Court Read Parmenter Representing School Board Earl J. Dearborn Representing Village District Superintendent of Water Works J. Roch Desilets George P Cofran Judge Roland H. Young Special Justice Planning Board Civil Defense Richard Chase Edgar Bellerose Chairman School Board Joseph Boudreau Jr Secretary-Treasurer Relief Administrator Gloria G. Roy Martin Ferry Redmond Carroll Hermas Daviault Reed Parmenter Oscar Plourde William R. McMaster Road Agent Norman Brasley Mary L. Elwell Honore Bonenfant Representing Selectmen further to authorize the Selectmen to dispose of the old cruiser to the best advantage of the Town. (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee TOWN WARRANT and funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Bud- get.) 12. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new heavy duty Town Truck; and to raise and appropriate the sum of Sixty-seven hundred Dollars (56,700.00) for this purpose: and further to authorize the Selectmen to THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE (A) The Frederick E. Tahk Fund of Two hundred trade in or otherwise dispose of the old truck, to the best TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF PEMBROKE Dollars (5200.00), the income therefrom to be advantage of the Town and apply the proceeds there- used for the care of the Tahk Lot in the Buck IN THE COUNTY OF MERRIMACK IN SAID STATE, from to the purchase of the new truck, in addition to the Street Cemetery QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN TOWN AFFAIRS: sum herein appropriated. (B) The Edith D. Dearborn Fund of Two hundred (This Article is approved by the Budget Committee and You are hereby notified to meet at the Elementary Dollars ($200.00), the income therefrom to be funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Budget.) School Auditorium in said Pembroke on Tuesday the used for the care of the Dearborn Lot in the 13. (By Petition.) To see if the Town wil vote to open 14th day of March next, at nine o'clock in the fore- Pembroke Street Cemetery noon, to act upon the following subjects: the Tobin Road, which was made subject to gates and 8. To see if the Town will vote to accept the Pumper- bars by the 1957 Town Meeting, for a distance of one 1 To choose all necessary Town Officers for the Tanker purchased by the Fire Department with funds hundred feet (100') from the Eighth Range Road to year ensuing. raised by its own ingenious methods and donated to the property of Howard Tilton, the rest of said road to 2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary the Town by the Department without cost to the tax remain discontinued as an open highway and subject to defray Town charges for the ensuing year and make payers. to gates and bars. appropriations of the same. 9 To see if the Town will vote to amend the Town's 14. (By Petition.) To see if the Town will vote to raise 3. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to Sub-division Ordinance, as passed at the 1960 Town and appropriate the sum of Five hundred Dol'ars borrow money in anticipation of Taxes. Meeting by deleting Section 5. "Lot Size" and sub- (S500.00) to help support the operation of the Emergency 4. To see if the Town will vote to charge twenty stituting the following new section. Ambulance by the Veteran's of Foreign Wars, Post (.20) cents on and after December 1, 1967 on all un- 5. LOT SIZE: In sub-divisions where septic tanks No. 2860, Pembroke, New Hampshire. paid poll taxes. and sewage fields are to be used (Tl.is Article is approved by the Budget Committee and funds therefor are included in the 1967 Town Budget.) 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize its Select- the minimum lot size shal be men to sell any real estate which the Town may have 20,000 square feet with a mini- 15. (By Petition.) To see if the Town will vote to acquired by deed as a result of non-payment of taxes, mum of 100 feet on a public street raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-nine hundred and to authorize the Selectmen to give a deed in the or highway Dollars ($2,900.00) for the grading and tarring of the name of the Town to the purchaser of such land. 10. To hear the report of the Town Library Study road leading from Pembroke Street westerly to the Plausawa Valley Country Club. 6. To see if the Town will vote to adopt the pro- Committee as provided for in Article 19 of the 1966 (This Article is disapproved by the Budget Committee.) visions of Chapter 287 of the Revised Statutes Annota- Town Warrant, and to see what action the voters wish ted relative to playing games of Beano in this Town. to take thereon. 16. (By Petition.) To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to grade, repair and surface the Town 7 To see if the Town will vote to accept the follow- 11 To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new road known as Bow Lane, and to raise and approprjate ing named funds, in Trust, the income to be used for Police Cruiser; and to raise and appropriate the sum of a sufficient sum of money for that purpose, taking into the perpetual care of the Cemetery lots indicated: Two thousand Dollars (52,000.00) for this purpose; and 4 account any State Aid funds which may be available ROAD AGENT for such improvements under existing statutory pro- Democratic Norman Brasley - 730 visions. Republican Unopposed (This Article is disapproved by the Budget Committee.) ABSTRACT Elected - Norman Brasley 17 (By Petition.) To see if the Town will authorize LIBRARY TRUSTEE 3 YEARS the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the town, at no OF ACTION Democratic Robert Langford - 582 expense to the Town, a deed or deeds to a three foot Republican Patricia Bonenfant 696 strip of land on either side of the presently existing Elected Patricia Bonenfant Town road known as Bow Lane so as to widen the right- TAKEN LIBRARY TRUSTEE 2 YEARS of-way, should such a deed or deeds be offered by the ABSTRACT OF ACTION ON ARTICLES IN WARRANT Democratic - Alice Jacob - 801 owners of abutting land. MARCH 8th, 1966 Republican Unopposed 18. To transact any other business that may legally Elected Alice Jacob come before said meeting. The meeting was opened at 9 A.M by Moderator TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS 3 YEARS Gedeon N. Petit. It was moved and seconded and voted The polls willbeopenuntilsixo'clockin the afternoon. Democratic - Joan Kothan - 493 by those present that the order of business be to act Given under our hands and seal this fourteenth day Republican - Oscar E. Fontaine 776 on articles (1 ) (6.) and (12.) and to reconvene at of February, A.D. 1967 Elected Oscar Fontaine 7PM for the completion of business. Joseph H. Robinson TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS 1 YEAR Article 1 Election of Officers: Robert E. Plourde There were 1314 votes cast Democratic - Alfred Montminy 539 Honore Bonenfant Democratic 357 Republican Fred D. Little 740 Selectmen of Pembroke Republican 320 Elected - Fred D. Little A true copy of Warrant Attest: Splits 637 Joseph H. Robinson TOWN CLERK Article 2 The Raising of Money. Moved by Fred Robert E. Plourde Democratic John B. Goff 890 Little and seconded by Alfred Metivier to delay action Honore Bonenfant Republican Unopposed on article 2 and act on articles 3 through 20. Carried. Selectmen of Pembroke Elected John B. Goff (See report following article 20) TOWN TREASURER Article 3 Borrowing Money in Anticipation of Democratic James J. Cusick 503 Taxes. Moved by Joseph Boudreau, seconded by Republican Lawrence E. Labrie 795 Fred Little. Carried. Elected Lawrence E. Labrie Article 4 Charging 20 cents penalty on unpaid SELECTMEN Poll Taxes after December 1st. Moved by Fred Little, Democratic Armond J. Nolin, Jr 486 seconded by Joseph Boudreau. Carried. Republican Honore Bonenfant - 809 Article 5 Authorizing Selectmen to sell real estate Elected Honore Bonenfant acquired for non-payment of taxes.
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