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TOWN

OF

GILFORD

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

Annual

Reports

Year

Ending

December

1964

(3)

(4)

TOWN

OF

GILFORD

ANNUAL

REPORTS

SELECTMEN,

CLERK,

TREASURER,

TAX

COL-LECTOR,

LIBRARY

TRUSTEES,

TRUSTEES

OF

TRUST

FUNDS

AND

SCHOOL BOARD

YEAR

ENDING

DECEMBER

31, 1964

Also a Tabular Statement of

Births, Marriages

and Deaths

(5)

3S2.01

Digitized

by

the

Internet

Warden

and

Your District Chief 84

Fire Department 86 Police Department 88

Town

Auditor 90

SCHOOL REPORT

School District 91 School Warrant 93 School Budget 95 Financial Report 97 Statistics 108 Superintendent of Schools ₁₁₅

VITAL

STATISTICS

Births 116 Marriages 118 Deaths

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TOWN

OFFICERS—

1964

Moderator

HARRY

W.

PRESCOTT

Town

Clerk

LORRAINE

T.

ROYCE

Selectmen

JOHN

F.

WEEKS

WILFRED

H. ST.

LAURENT

ERNEST

C.

TOBEY

Treasurer

LEWIS

A.

ALDRICH

Highway

Agent

PHILIP

R.

BRYANT

Collector of

Taxes

WILLIAM

H.

TAYLOR

Supervisors

STEWART

E.

VINCENT

S.

GILBERT

EMILIO

FRANCES

R.

SWAIN

Trusteesof PublicLibrary

WILLIAM

S.

LORD, Term

Expires 1965

DOROTHY

K.

SIMONDS, Term

Expires

1966

(8)

TrusteesofTrust

Funds

RAY

C.

WATSON,

Term

Expires 1965

MAURICE

W.

SAWYER,

Term

Expires 1966

MILO

F.

BACON, Term

Expires 1967

Auditors

S.

GILBERT EMILIO

I.

STANTON JACKSON

GEORGE

A.

NEILSON,

JR.

RepresentativetoGeneral Court

LAWRENCE

W.

GUILD

Chief of Police

CHARLES

F.

BURDITT

Chief of Fire

Department

ALMOND

R.

WATSON

Fire Engineers

WILLIS

H.

HOYT

JOHN

F.

GODDARD,

JR.

GORDON

E.

LANGILL

Overseer of Public

Welfare

LAWRENCE

W.

GUILD

Health Officer

ISADORE

STARR,

M.D.

Budget

Committee

ROYAL

C.

VAN

ETTEN.

JR.

Term

Expires 1965

KENNETH

H.

FORKEY

Term

Expires1965

(9)

EDWARD

H.

NEEDHAM

Term

Expires 1966

ROBERT

G.

WATSON

Term

Expires 1966

ROBERT

D.

WHITE

Term

Expires 1966

WILLIAM

C.

BRISSE

Term

Expires 1967

FRED

M.

SHURBERT

Term

Expires 1967

WAYNE

E.

SNOW

Term

Expires 1967

School

Board

Selectman

ROWLAND

KEITH

JOHN

F.

WEEKS

Planning

Board

JOHN

0.

RICHARDS,

Chairman

HONNOR

W.

WILEY,

Secretary

RICHARD

P.

WALLSTEN

ROBERT

B.

MacHAFFIE

ARTHUR

H.

NIGHSWANDER

ROBERT

F.

JONES

Zoning

Board

of

Adjustment

ROBERT

E.

HINDS,

Chairman

OLIVER

M.

COLBY

NORMAN

S.

WEEKS

(10)

TOWN WARRANT

The

State of

New

Hampshire

To

the Inhabitants of the

Town

of Gilford in the

County

of

Belknap

insaid State, qualified tovotein

Town

Affairs:

You

are

hereby

notified to

meet

at Gilford

Grade

Schoolin said Gilford

on

Tuesday, the 9th

day

of March,

1965, at 8 ofthe clock in the forenoon (Polls to

be open

from

8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at least) to act

upon

the following subjects:

Article 1.

To

choose all necessary

Town

Officers for

theensuingyear.

Article 2.

To

raise

and

appropriate such

sums

of

money

as

may

be necessary to defray

Town

Charges

for

the ensuing year, including charges for

Town

Officers'

Salaries, Administrative Expense, Election

and

Registra-tion, Property

Mapping,

Repair

and

Maintenance

of

Town

Buildings, Social Security

and

Retirement

pay-ments, Insurance,

Dog

Damage,

Legal Expense, Health

Officer

and

expense,

Town

Dump,

Street Lighting,

Water

Works,

Interest

on

Temporary

Loans,

Land

Pur-chase Costs,

Bond

and Note

Payments and

Interest,

Tax

Appraisal

Work

for 1964.

Article 3.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for the purposes of the PoliceDepartment.

Article 4.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriatefor the

maintenance

of the

(11)

Article 5.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

voteto raise

and

appropriate for

White Pine

Blister

Rust

control.

Article 6.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for the purposes of

Dutch

Elm

Diseasecontrol.

Article 7.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for the purposes of the Planning Board.

Article 8.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will votetoraise

and

appropriate forCivilDefense.

Article 9.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for the purposes of the

LaconiaHospital.

Article 10.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for the operation of the

Highway

Department.

Article 11.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for

Town

Road

Aid

for

maintenance, construction or reconstruction of Class

V

Highways.

Article 12.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for thesupport of the

Pub-licLibrary.

Article 13.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will

vote to raise

and

appropriate for the aid of the

Town

Poor and

for

Old

Age

Assistance.

Article 14.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will voteto raise

and

appropriatefor thedecorationof graves

(12)

Article 15.

To

see

what

action the

Town

will take

on

Old

Home

Day

and

to raise

and

appropriate fundsfor

thesame.

Article 16.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for the

maintenance

of Parks,

Playgrounds

and

Beaches.

Article 17.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for the repair

and

main-tenance of the Glendale

Wharves

and

Parking Area.

Article 18.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

theTov/nwill vote to raise

and

appropriate for the

Lakes

Region

Association for thepurpose of publicizing

and promoting

the natural advantages

and

resources of the

Town,

in

cooperation with other

towns

in the

Lakes

Region.

Article 19.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for the purchase of

snow

removal

equipment.

Article 20.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will voteto raise

and

appropriate forthe purchase of a truck

for the use of the

Highway

Department.

Article 21.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriateforthe

purchase

of surplus

equipment.

Article 22.

To

see if the

Town

will vote to

have

the

State

Tax

Commission

continue to

keep

the list of equalized valuations

up

to date.

Article 23.

To

see

what

sum

of

money

the

Town

will vote to raise

and

appropriate for further use in the construction of

sewer

linesin the

Lake

Street section.

Article 24.

To

seeif the

Town

will vote to authorize

(13)

estate acquired

by

the

Town

at

any

tax sale,

and

title to

all real estate taken

by

the

Town

in default of

redemp-tion

from any

tax sale, to such persons

and

upon

such

conditions as they shall see fit.

Article 25.

To

see if the

Town

will voteto authorize

the

Selectmen

to hire

money

on

the credit of the

Town

inAnticipation of Taxes.

Article 26.

To

seeif the

Town

the

prepayment

of taxes

and

authorize the Collector of

Taxes

to accept

payments

in

prepayment

of taxes.

Article 27.

To

see if the Tov/n will vote to require a

permit

from

the

Selectmen

before a driveway leading

into a public

way

may

be

constructed or paved.

Such

permit to be granted only

upon

approval of

Road

Agent

with respectto location, drainage

and

grade.

Article 28.

To

see if the

Town

will vote torequire a

permit

from

the

Selectmen

before a

lawn

may

be

con-structed,

graded

or seeded within the limits of a public

way.

Article 29.

To

see if the

Town

the establishment of a Recreation

Commission

to

be

ap-pointed

by

the

Board

of

Selectmen

consisting of five

citizens of the

Town who

shall serve withoutpay. In the

first instance

two

persons to be appointed for three years,

two

for

two

years

and one

for

one

year, their suc-cessors to be appointed for three years. Vacancies as

they occurto be filled for the unexpired

term

only.

Article 30.

To

see if the

Town

the establishment of a Conservation

Commission

to

be

appointed

by

the

Board

of

Selectmen

consisting of five

citizens of the

Town who

shall serve without pay. In the first instance

two

persons to be appointed for three years,

two

for

two

years

and one

for

one

year, their

(14)

suc-cessors to be appointed for three years. Vacancies as

they occurtobe filledfor the unexpired

term

only.

Article 31.

To

see if the

Town

will vote that at the

1966

Town

Meeting, it will elect a

Board

of Auditors

as follows:

One

Auditor for a

term

of office of

one

year,

one

Auditor for a

term

of office of

two

years

and one

Auditor for a

term

of office of three years

and

there-after one Auditor to be elected each year for a three yearterm.

Article 32.

To

seeifthe

Town

willvotetoauthorize

the

Selectmen

to purchase approximately 21 acres of

land located in Gilford Village westerly of the

Belknap

Mountain

Road

from

Charles

Farmer

for a

sum

not to

exceed $17,500.00 to be used as a

park

and playground

and

to appropriate the

sum

of $17,500.00 for such

pur-pose to be raised as follows: $1,750.00

by

current taxes

and

the balance

by

the issuance ofnine serial notes

pay-able annually overa periodof nine years

upon

the credit

ofthe

Town, and

to authorize the Selectmentodetermine

the terms

and

conditions

upon

which

the notes shall

be issued including their sale

and

the time

and

place of

payment

of principal

and

interest. (Adoption of this article requires a

%

vote.)

Article 33.

To

see if the

Town

will vote to enact the following ordinance:

An

Ordinance

RelativetoRestraining of

Dogs

Be

it enacted, that

no

dog

or dogs shall be allowed

to

run

loose off the premises or leasehold of its or their

owner, owners, keeperor keepers duringdaylight hours.

For

each offense said owner, owners, keeper or

(15)

This ordinance shall take effect

on

April 1, 1965.

Article 34.

To

transact

any

other business

which

may

legally

come

before said meeting.

In accordance with a resolution adopted at the 1957

Town

Meeting

a

motion

will be presented to adjourn

to the Gilford

Grade

School in said Gilford

on

Wednes-day, the 10th

day

of March, 1965 at 7:30 o'clock in the

eveningto take

up

articles 2

through

34.

Given

under

our

hands and

seal, this 21st

day

of

Feb-ruary, in the year of our

Lord

nineteen

hundred and

sixty-five.

JOHN

F.

WEEKS

W.

H.ST.

LAURENT

ERNEST

C.

TOBEY

Selectmen

of Gilford

A

true

copy

ofWarrant. Attest:

JOHN

F.

WEEKS

W.

H.ST.

LAURENT

ERNEST

C.

TOBEY

(16)

FINANCIAL

REPORT

Of

the

Town

of Gilford,N. H.,in

Belknap

County

fortheFiscal

Year

Ended

December

31, 1964

CERTIFICATE

Thisisto certifythattheinformation containedinthis report

was

taken

from

official records

and

is correct to the best ofour

knowledge and

belief.

JOHN

F.

WEEKS

W.

H. ST.

LAURENT

ERNEST

C.

TOBEY

Selectmen

LEWIS

A.

ALDRICH

Treasurer

February

6, 1965

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BUDGET

OF

THE

TOWN

OF

GILFORD

Estimates ofRevenueand Expendituresfor 1965

Compared with

Estimatedand Actual Revenue,Appropriations

andExpendituresof 1964

Estimated Actual Elstixnated

Sources ofRevenue Revenue Revenue Revenue 19&4 1964 1965

Interest and Dividends

Tax

$15,000.00 $20,345.15 $20,000.00

Railroad

Tax

28.19

Savings Bank

Tax

500.00 593.80 600.00

Reimbursement a/c State Forest

Lands 100.00 125.36 100.00

Head

Tax Collections 200.00 222.59 225.00

Dog

Licenses 675.00 725.38 725.00

Town

Clerk's Fees 1,000.00 1,110.75 1,000.00

Interest Received on Taxes 1,400.00 1,592.31 1,600.00

Tax Collector's Fees 200.00 218.28 200.00

Water Department 600.00 625.58 600.00

Paymentsin Lieu ofTaxes 6,650.00 6,667.96 6,650.00

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 22,000.00 25,518.94 27,000.00

Sale of

Town

Property 500.00 250.00

Beach Tags and Admissions 1,000.00 2,195.21 2,000.00

Withdrawals from Capital Reserve

Funds 35,252.00 37,252.00 7,800.00

Boat Launching Fees 750.00 739.50 750.00

Interest on Treasury Notes 448.50 448.50 875.00

Hunt Land Purchase Notes 15,750.00 15,750.00

Town

Building

Bond

Transfer 840.99 840.99

Farmer Land Purchase Notes 15,750.00

Poll Taxes 2,100.00 2,266.00 2,300.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 50.00 235.00 200.00

Yield Taxes 500.00 112.32 200.00

Total Revenues from All Sources

Except Property Taxes $105,516.49 $117,613.81 $88,825.00

Amount

to be Raised by Property

Taxes 143,760.05

(20)

BUDGET

OF

THE

TOWN

OF

GILFORD

Estimates ofRevenueand Expendituresfor 1965

Comparedwith

Estimatedand Actual Revenue,Appropriationsand

PurposesofExpenditure

Town

Officers' Salaries

Administrative Expense

Election and Registration Expenses Property Mapping

Expenses

Town

Hall and Other

Town

Buildings

Employees' Retirement and Social

Security

Police Department

Fire Department

Blister Rust and Care of Trees Insurance

Planning Board

Damage

by Dogs

Damages and Legal Expenses

Civil Defense Laconia Hospital Health Officer

Town

Dump

Street Lighting Highway Department

Town

Road Aid

Library

Town

Poor and Old

Age

Assistance Memorial

Day

Old

Home

Day

Parks, Playgrounds and Beaches ....

Water Department

Glendale Wharves and Parking

Area

Lakes Region Association

Interest on Temporary Loans

Interest on Bonded Debt

Interest on Long

Term

Notes

Land Purchase Costs Village Bridge Henderson Bridge Fire Truck

Tax Appraisal

Highway Truck

Hunt Land Purchase

Police Cruiser

Sewer Construction

&

Engineering

Snow

Removal Equipment

Surplus Equipment

Farmer Land Purchase

Payment on

Town

Building Bonds

Payment on Beachwood Notes

Payment onWater WorksNotes ....

Payment on Hunt LandNotes

Total Expenditures

ures of1964 Appropriations

Recommended

Actual byBudget Appropriations Expenditures Committee

1964 1964 1965 $8,200.00 $8,276.59 $8,300.00 14,000.00 14,583.67 17,500.00 1,000.00 1,012.47 550.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 5,500.00 5,403.22 5,500.00 3,500.00 3,659.35 4,000.00 15,500.00 24,046.96 20,000.00 20,750.00 21,184.85 21,700.00 150.00 100.00 150.00 5,100.00 4,669.45 5,100.00 500.00 21.46 500.00 75.00 30.75 75.00 1,000.00 800.61 1,500.00 50.00 42.88 200.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 250.00 250.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 2,500.00 2,448.69 3,000.00 51,000.00 53,509.58 57,500.00 813.70 2,530.70 809.70 4,750.00 4,750.00 4,900.00 6,000.00 5,252.24 7,000.00 100.00 68.60 100.00 500.00 480.70 500.00 6,500.00 5,476.09 5,500.00 2,000.00 1,415.72 2,000.00 3,000.00 3,224.54 3,200.00 500.00 500.00 600.00 600.00 924.72 1,000.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,000.00 4,259.50 4,259.50 4,473.75 500.00 183.50 600.00 6,175.00 6,175.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 12,000.00 11,991.07 17,952.00 17,952.59 1,426.60 5,300.00 5,300.00 2,700.00 17,500.00 17,500.00 1,200.00 1,195.00 4,odb."bb 7,500.00 500.00 17,500.00 5,o6b.()b 5,o6b.bb 5,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,750.00 $244,125.20 $254,370.50 :$232,585.05

(21)

INVENTORY

April 1, 1964

Lands and

Buildings $24,953,169.00

Factory Buildings

&

Land

63,500.00

Factory

Machinery

19,540.00

Electric Plants 619,340.00

House

Trailers, TravelTrailers,

Mobile

Homes

—

237 599,351.00

Mature

Wood

and

Timber

6,875.00

Stock in

Trade

of

Merchants

625,080.00

Stock in

Trade

of

Manufacturers

23,200.00

Boats

and Launches

—

513 627,450.00

Dairy

Cows

—

248

28,880.00

Other

Cattle

—

34

3,000.00

Poultry

—

9,688 3,910.00

Gasoline

Pumps

and

Tanks

1,600.00

Road

Building

and

Construction

Machinery

93,315.00

Wood,

Lumber, Logs

750.00

TotalValuation Before

Exemptions

Allowed

Less:

War

Service

Exemptions

Less:Neatstock

Exemptions

Less: Poultry

Exemptions

$27,668,960.00 $234,350.00 7,480.00 920.00 242,750.00

Net

Valuation

on

Which Tax

(22)

APPROPRIATIONS

Town

Officers' Salaries $8,200.00

Administrative

Expenses

14,000.00

Election

and

Registration

Expenses

1,000.00

Property

Mapping

500.00

Town

Hall

and

Buildings

Maintenance

5,500.00

Social Security

and

Retirement Contributions 3,500.00 Police

Department

15,500.00

Fire

Department

20,750.00

White

Pine Blister Rust Control 100.00

Dutch

Ehn

Disease Control 50.00

Insurance 5,100.00

Planning

Board

500.00

Damage

by Dogs

75.00

Damages

and

Legal

Expenses

1,000.00

Civil

Defense

50.00

HealthOfficer

Expense

250.00

Laconia Hospital 2,000.00

Town

Dump

1,200.00

Street Lighting 2,500.00

Highway

Department

51,000.00

Town

Road

Aid

813.70

Gilford Library 4,750.00

Welfare

Department

6,000.00

Memorial

Day

100.00

Old

Home

Day

500.00

Gilford

Beaches

6,500.00

Water

Works

2,000.00

Glendale

Wharves

and Parking

Lot 3,000.00

Lakes Region

Association 500.00

Henderson

Bridge 4,500.00

Village Bridge 6,175.00

Purchase

of

Hunt Land

17,500.00

Land

Purchase

Costs 500.00

(23)

Town

Building

Bond

5,000.00

Beachwood

Note

- 10,000.00

Water

Works

Note

1,000.00

Interest

on

Temporary

Loans

600.00

Interest

on

Bonds

1,200.00 Interest

on

Long

Term

Notes

4,259.50

Fire

Truck

12,000.00

Highway

Dump

Truck

5,300.00

Tax

Appraisal 17,952.00

Total

Town

Appropriations $244,125.20

County

Tax

39,383.14

School Appropriation 322,849.31

Total

Town, County and

(24)

ESTIMATED

REVENUE

AND

TAXES

ASSESSED

TotalAppropriations $606,357.65

Less:

Interest

and

Dividends

Tax

$20,345.15

Railroad

Tax

28.19

Savings

Bank Tax

593.80

Hunt Land

Notes 15,750.00

Reimbursement

—

State

Lands

62.68

Collecting

Head

Taxes

200.00

Yield

Tax

25.80

Interest

on Taxes

1,400.00

Beach

Receipts 1,000.00

Dog

Licenses 675.00

Motor

Vehicle

Permit

Fees 22,000.00

Town

Clerk's Fees 1,000.00

Tax

Collector's Fees 200.00

Boat

Launching

Fees 750.00

Interest

on

Treasury Notes 448.50

Water

Works

600.00

National

Bank

Stock

Taxes

325.00

Poll

Taxes

2,486.00

Town

Building

Bond

Transfer 840.99

Payment

in lieu of

Taxes

6,650.00 Sale of

Town

Property 500.00

From

Surplus 35,252.00

Total

Revenues and

Credits 111,133.11

Overlay 9,417.72

Amount

to

be

Raised

by

Property

Taxes

$504,642.26

InventoryLess

Exemptions

$27,426,210.00

(25)

ASSETS

Cash

in

hands

of Treasurer $84,644.55

U. S. Treasury

Notes

64,124.05

Accounts

Due

tothe

Town

:

Water

Bills 648.70

Unredeemed

Taxes:

Levy

of 1963 14,503.84

Levy

of 1962 1,093.91 Uncollected Taxes:

Levy

of

1964

102,601.12

Levy

of 1963 514.76

Levy

of 1962 557.83 Previous

Years

306.00

State

Head

Taxes

—

Levy

of 1964 2,085.00 State

Head

Taxes

—

220.00

Total Assets $271,299.76

ExcessofLiabilitiesover Assets

(Net Debt) 132,248.71

Grand

Total $403,548.47

LIABILITIES

Accounts

Owed

by

the

Town:

Sewer Survey

$3,000.00

Due

toState:

State

Head

Taxes

—

1964

Uncollected$2,305.00

—

Collected

—

not

remittedtoStateTreasurer $194.50 2,499.50

Yield

Tax

—

Bond

and Debt Retirement

Uncollected $149.66 149.66

Balance

due

toSchool District 229,149.31

Long

Term

Notes Outstanding:

(26)

Water

Works

Notes

8,000.00

Hunt Land

Notes 15,750.00

Bonds

Outstanding:

Town

Building

Bonds

25,000.00

TotalLiabilities $403,548.47

Net

Debt,

December

31, 1963 98,113.80

Net

Debt,

December

31, 1964 132,248.71 Increase of

Debt

34,134.91

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REPORT

OF

TOWN

CLERK

Year Ending

December

31, 1964

1963

Motor

Vehicle Permits

—

57issued $ 412.40

1964

Motor

Vehicle Permits

—

2025

issued 24,360.48

1965

Motor

Vehicle Permits

—

38issued 746.06

$25,518.94

Dog

Licenses : 281 Licenses 632.38 6

Kennel

Licenses 93.00 725.38 Fees:

404

Financing Statements recorded 808.00

167 Terminations, Discharges

and

Releases recorded 167.00

9 Writsrecorded 4.50

3 Pole Licenses recorded 3.00

15 Marriagecertificates issued 15.00

9 Birthcertificates issued 9.00

24

Death

certificates issued 24.00

14 Marriage licenses issued 42.00

18 Filing feesreceived 18.00

14

Record

Searches

made

14.00

1

Assignment

of

wages

recorded 2.00

1 Letter of residence issued .25 2 Photo-copies of records issued 2.00

1

Assessment

list issued 2.00 1,110.75

Water

bill

payments

received

Income

received

from Departments

:

Administrative

Expense

56.23

Highway

Department

1,228.83 Election

and

Registration 6.50 Police

Department

8,449.11

(29)

Town

Buildings 25.20

Fire

Department

28.00

Welfare Department

2.04

Miscellaneous:

Public telephone

commissions

4.42

Sale of "Gilford Story" 20.00 Sale of oldfurnace 75.00

Recount on

office of

Selectman

10.00

Collections of taxes

on

Tax

Collector's

Deeds

250.00

Employment

office license 5.00

Payment

in lieuof taxes 6,667.96

Advertising Costs

—

Tax

Collector 45.78

Launching

Fees 739.50

Reimbursement

on

State

Forest land 125.36

Refund,

Porcupine

bounties 4.00

9,795.91

Refund,

White

PineBlister

Rust Control .60

Refund,

Check

issued for

Treasury

Notes 875.95

Refund,

OASI

from

Library 94.86

Witness

fee .25 8,918.68

Gilford

Beach

receipts $ 2,195.21

TotalReceipts $48,890.45

Payments

—

Town

of Gilford $48,890.45

Respectfully submitted,

LORRAINE

T.

ROYCE,

(30)

SCHEDULE

OF

TOWN

PROPERTY

Town

Hall,

Land

and

Buildings $30,000.00

Furniture

and

Equipment

6,000.00

Library,

Land

and

Buildings 10,000.00

Furniture

and

Equipment

6,000.00

Police

Department

Equipment

3,500.00 Fire

and

Highway

Departments,

Land

and

Buildings 81,000.00

Furniture 1,000.00

Fire

Department

Equipment

45,000.00

Highway

Department

Equipment

35,000.00

Beach,

Wharves

and

Parking Lots 194,000.00

Water

Works

15,000.00

Civil

Defense

Equipment

6,000.00

Allland

and

Buildingsacquired

through

Tax

Collector's deeds:

Normand

Morin

Land

5,000.00

C. R. JonesEst.

Land

500.00

(31)

REPORT OF THE

TAX COLLECTOR

For

the Period

January

1, 1964 to

December

31, 1964

SUMMARY

OF

WARRANT

Property, Poll

and

Yield

Taxes

Levy

1964

Debits

Taxes

Committed

toCollector:

Property

Taxes

$504,642.26

Poll

Taxes

2,486.00

National

Bank

Stock

Taxes

325.00

Total

Warrant

$507,453.26 Yield

Taxes

$30.96

Added

Taxes: Property

Taxes

1,105.28 Poll

Taxes

24.00 Interest Collected 28.10 1,188.34 Total Debits $508,641.60 Credits RemittancestoTreasurer: Property

Taxes

$400,671.60 Poll

Taxes

1,710.00 Yield

Taxes

12.32 Interest Collected 28.10

Abatements:

Property

Taxes

3,504.46

(32)

Poll

Taxes

114.00

Yield

Taxes

none

3,618.46

Uncollected

Taxes

asperCollector's

Lists : 102,043.35 Variance 146.87 Property

Taxes

$101,896.48 Poll

Taxes

686.00 Yield

Taxes

18.64 102,601.12 Total Credits $508,641.60

Levy

1963 Debits

Uncollected

Taxes

as of

January

1, 1964:

Property

Taxes

$97,209.41

Poll

Taxes

624.00

Yield

Taxes

131.02

Interest Collected during 1964 1,564.21

Cost of

Tax

Sale 172.50

Added

Taxes

:

Property

Taxes

„

Poll

Taxes

26.00

Bank

Stock

none

Yield

Taxes

none

TotalDebits $99,727.14

Credits

RemittancestoTreasurer

During

1964:

Property

Taxes

$96,739.07

(33)

Yield

Taxes

Interest collected during year 1,564.21

Cost of

Tax

Sale 172.50

Bank

Stock

none

Abatements

made

duringyear:

Property

Taxes

$144.60

Poll

Taxes

44.00

Yield

Taxes

none

Uncollected Taxes: Property

Taxes

325.74 Poll

Taxes

58.00 Yield

Taxes

131.02 Total Credits

Levy

1962 Debits $99,727.14

Uncollected

Taxes

asofJan. 1,1964:

Property

Taxes

$544.03 Poll

Taxes

32.00 Yield

Taxes

100.00

Added

Taxes: Poll 2.00 Total Debits Credits $678.03

During

Year

1964: Property

Taxes

$10.20 Poll

Taxes

6.00 Yield

Taxes

100.00 UncollectedTaxes: Property

Taxes

$533.83 Poll

Taxes

24.00

(34)

Abatements

: Poll

Taxes

4.00 Total Credits $678.03

Levy

1961 Debits

Uncollected

Taxes

as of

January

1, 1964:

Property

Taxes

$300.00

Poll

Taxes

6.00

Added

Taxes

(Poll) 2.00

TotalDebits $308.00

Credits

During Year

Ending

December

1964:

Poll

Taxes

$2.00

Uncollected

Taxes

during 1964:

Property

Taxes

300.00

Poll

Taxes

6.00

Total Credits $308.00

STATE

HEAD TAX

Levy

1964

Debits

State

Head

Taxes

Committed

to Collector

:

Original

Warrant

$7,725.00

(35)

Penalties Collected

TotalDebits

9.50

$7,794.50

Credits

RemittancestotheTreasurer

:

Head

Taxes

$5,470.00

Penalties 9.50

Abatements

230.00

Uncollected

Head

Taxes

asper

Collector's List 2,085.00

Total Credits $7,794.50

Levy

1963

Debits

[icoUected

Taxes

January

1,

1964

$1,980.00

Added

Taxes During 1964

65.00

Penalties Collected 172.00 Total Debits $2,217.00 Credits RemittancestoTreasurer :

Head

Taxes

$1,805.00 Penalties 172.00

Abatements During 1964

85.00 Uncollected

Taxes

155.00 Total Credits $2,217.00

(36)

Levy

1962 Debits

Uncollected

Taxes

January

1, 1964 $85.00

Penalties Collected

1964

1.50 TotalDebits $86.50 Credits RemittancestoTreasurer:

Head

Taxes

$15.00 Penalties 1.50

Abatements During 1964

5.00 Uncollected

Taxes

65.00 Total Credits $86.50

SUMA/IARY

OF

TAX

SALES

Accounts

of

December

31,1964

DEBITS

Tax

SaleonAccountof Levies 1963 1962 1961

Taxessoldcurrentfiscal

year 1964 $20,151.56 Balance ofunredeemed

taxesDec. 31, 1963 10,164.49 1,057.97

Interest collected after sale 93.48 403.23 12.36 Total Debits $20,245.04 $10,567.72 $1,070.33

CREDITS

DuringYear $5,015.58 $8,646.08 $306.26

Abatements during year ....

Land deeded to town 725.62 827.73 764.07

Unredeemed taxes close of

year 14,503.84 1,093.91

Total Credits $20,245.04 $10,567.72 $1,070.33

Respectfullysubmitted,

WILLIAM

H.

TAYLOR,

(37)

RECEIPTS

Current

Revenue:

From

Local Taxes:

1964 Property

Taxes

$400,436.60

1964Poll

Taxes

1,710.00

National

Bank

Stock

Taxes

235.00

1964 Yield

Taxes

12.32

1964State

Head

Taxes

at$5 5,470.00

Property

Taxes

and

Yield

Taxes

—

96,849.27

Poll

Taxes

—

556.00

State

Head

Taxes

at $5 1,820.00 Interest Received

on Taxes

1,592.31 Penalties

on

State

Head

Taxes

183.00

Tax

Sales

Redeemed

13,967.92

From

State:

For

Town

Road

Aid

1,704.60 Interest

and

Dividends

Tax

20,345.15

Railroad

Tax

28.19

Savings

Bank Tax

593.80

Reimbursement

a/cState

Forest

Lands

125.36

Equipment

Rental 13.00

White

PineBlister

Rust

Control

Refund

.60

Payment

inLieu of

Taxes

81.31

Fighting Forest Fires 270.52

Reimbursement

a/c

Motor

Vehicle

Road

Toll 780.60

Reimbursement

a/c

Old

Age

Assistance 225.97

Bounties 4.00

From

County:

(38)

From

LocalSources,

Except

Taxes:

Dog

Licenses 725.38

Town

Clerk's Fees 1,110.75

Launching

Fees 739.50

Beach

Receipts 2,195.21

Tax

Collector's Fees 218.28

Income from Departments

(Police,Fire,

Highway,

Welfare) 10,351.73

Income from

Municipal

Water

Dept. 625.58

Income

from Motor

Vehicle

Permits 25,518.94

Income from

Miscellaneous

Items 455.33

TotalCurrent

Revenue

Receipts $595,532.87

Receipts Other than Current

Revenue

:

Temporary

Loans

in Anticipation

of

Taxes

During

Year

$150,000.00

Refunds

970.81

U. S. Treasury Notes 50,000.00

Transfer

from

Building

Fund

840.99

TotalReceipts

Other

than

Current

Revenue

$201,811.80

Total Receipts

from

All Sources $797,344.67

Cash

on

Hand

January

1, 1964 121,096.77

Grand

Total $918,441.44

PAYMENTS

Current

Maintenance

Expenses:

General

Government:

(39)

Administrative

Expense

14,583.67 Election

and

Registration

Expenses

1,012.47

Property

Mapping

500.00

Expenses

Town

Hall

and

other

Town

Buildings 5,403.22

ProtectionofPersons

and

Property:

Police

Department

24,046.96

Fire

Department,

Including

ForestFires 21,184.85

White

PineBlister

Rust

Control 100.00 Planning

Board

21.46

Damage

by

Dogs

30.75 Insurance 4,669.45 Civil

Defense

42.88 Bounties 7.00 Health: Laconia Hospital 2,000.00

Town

Dump

1,200.00

Highways and

Bridges:

Town

Road

Aid

2,530.70 Street Lighting 2,448.69

General

Expenses

of

Highway

Dept. 53,509.58

Gilford Library 4,750.00

PublicWelfare:

Old

Age

Assistance 3,610.64

Town

Poor

1,641.60

PatrioticPurposes:

Old

Home

Day

480.70

Memorial

Day

68.60

Recreation:

(40)

Public Service Enterprises:

Water Works

1,415.72

Glendale

Wharves

and

Parking

Area

3,224.54

Unclassified:

Damages

and

legal expenses 800.61

Investment

—

Treasury Notes 114,551.50

Land

Purchase

Costs 183.50

Lakes Region

Association 500.00

Taxes bought by town

20,141.29

Discounts,

Abatements and

Refunds

1,811.38

Employees'

Retirement

and

Social Security 3,659.35

TotalCurrent

Maintenance

Expenses

$303,883.79

Interest:

Paid

on temporary

loansin

anticipation of taxes 924.72 Paid

on

long

term

notes 4,259.50

Paid

on bonded

debt 1,200.00

Total Interest

Payments

6,384.22

Outlayfor

New

Construction,

Equipment

and

Permanent

Improvements

: VillageBridge 6,175.00

Henderson

Bridge 4,500.00

Hunt Land

1,750.00

Highway

Truck

5,300.00 Police Cruiser 1,195.00 Fire

Truck

11,991.07

Town

Hall

Remodelling

1,981.70

(41)

Indebtedness:

Payment

on

temporary

loansin

anticipation oftaxes 150,000.00

Payments on

long

term

notes 11,000.00

Payments

on

bonded

debt 5,000.00

Total Indebtedness

Payments

166,000.00

Payments

to

Other

Government

Divisions:

State

Head

Taxes

paid

State Treasurer 6,999.00

Payment

to Statea/cYield

Tax

Debt Retirement

150.50

Taxes

paid to

County

39,383.14

Tax

Appraisal 17,952.59

Payment

to SchoolDistrict 260,150.88

Total

Payments

to

Other

Governmental

Divisions 324,636.11

Total

Payments

forall

Purposes

$833,796.89

Cash

on

Hand

December

31, 1964 '

84,644.55

(42)

DETAILED

STATEMENT

OF

PAYMENTS

DetailNo. 1

Town

Officers' Salaries

Appropriation

—

$8,200.00

Expenditures

Lewis

A. Aldrich

—

Treasurer $520.00

S. Gilbert Emilio

—

Auditor 20.00

I. Stanton Jackson

—

Auditor 20.00

George

A. Neilson, Jr.

—

Auditor 20.00

LorraineT.

Royce

—

Town

Clerk 1,700.00

WilfredH. St.

Laurent

—

Selectman

933.33

Jack C.

Sawyer

—

Selectman

194.45

WilliamH. Taylor

—

Tax

Collector 3,082.59

Ernest C.

Tobey

—

Selectman

738.88

John

F.

Weeks

—

Selectman

933.34 N.H. Vt. HospitalizationService

—

Blue Cross, Blue Shield 114.00

Total Expenditures $8,276.59

DetailNo.2

Administrative

Expense

Appropriation

—

$14,000.00

Recepits

&

Reimbursements

58.96

Amount

Available $14,058.96

Expenditures

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

—

(43)

Aldrich

Camera

&

Record

Shop

—

Tapes

for recorder 47.70

The American

City

—

Magazine

7.00 AssociationofN. H. Assessors

—

Dues

10.00

Howard

Ballou,Postmaster

—

Postage 670.00

Belknap

County

Registryof

Deeds

—

Recording

fees

&

transfer cards 122.40

Branham

PublishingCo.

—

Reference

Book

7.00

Bridge

&

Byron,Inc.

—

Town

Reports 936.00

Brown

&

Saltmarsh,Inc.

—

Office Supplies 1.70

The

Capital OffsetCo.

—

Printing assessment

books

230.70

CitizenPublishingCo.

—

Notices

&

Ballots 329.70

Hermon

H. DavisIns.

Agency,

Inc.

—

Employee's

Ins. 204.69

Edson

C.

Eastman

Co., Inc.

—

Laconia Office

Machine

Co.

—

Carl

Larson

& Son—

OfficeSupplies 10.28

Lerman

Press,Inc.

—

Printing

Zoning

Ordinances 56.30

Mrs.

Grace

Maloon

—

Mimeographing

7.50

H. A.

Manning

Company

—

Directory 36.00

N.H.City

and

Town

ClerkAssoc.

—

Dues

3.00

N. H.

—

Vt.HospitalizationService

—

New

Hampshire

MunicipalAssoc.

—

Dues

&

Wage

survey 94.72

(44)

Pitney-Bowes,Inc.

—

Rentalof

Postage

Meter

70.20

Chas. C.

Rogers

Co., Inc.

—

Clarinda D.

Roy

—

Clerical

Expense

1.50

LorraineT.Royce,

Town

Clerk

—

Postage

&

keys 50.36

Wilfred H. St.

Laurent

—

Expense

of meetings

&

use of boat 176.00

Sargent Brothers

—

OfficeSupplies 136.73

Ralph

H.

Smith

—

Use

ofboat 57.00

Superintendentof

Documents

—

Bulletin .40

William H.Taylor,

Tax

Collector

—

Tax

Collector's

Deeds

9.00

Ted'sPrinting Service

—

Printing

letterheads

&

envelopes 167.80

RichardG. Tilton, Register of

Probate

—

Vital Statistics 1.40

ErnestC.

Tobey

—

Expense

of

Meetings 4.00

Treasurer, StateofN. H.

—

Reference

books

&

boat

ownership

Reports 175.74

Tyler AdvertisingInc.

—

Printing

forms

88.24

The

Village Store

—

Office Supplies .58

John

F.

Weeks

—

Expense

of

Meetings 11.00

Marian

E.

Landry

—

Clerical 1,783.05

LaurelA.

Lawrence

—

Clerical 1,931.79

Helen

Moore

—

Clerical 21.00

Janet

Moore

—

Clerical 2,367.63

ClarindaD.

Roy

—

Clerical 14.00

Joanne

E.

Royce

—

Clerical 438.90

LorraineT.

Royce

—

Bookkeeper

&

(45)

Lorraine T.

Royce

—

Bookkeeper

for

Trustees ofTrust

Funds

75.00

Walter

E.

Trask

—

Deputy

Tax

Collector 75.00

Jean

Patricia

Vachon

—

Clerical 358.50

TotalExpenditures $14,583.67

Detail No. 3

Election

and

Registration

Appropriation

—

SI.000.00

Receipts 6.50

Amount

Available SI.006.50

Expenditures

The

Eoulia-Gorrell

Lumber

Co.

—

Materialforrailing

and

checklist

stand 825.09

CitizenPublishing Co.

—

Ballots

and

Notices 96.40

Edson

C.

Eastman

Co..Inc.

—

Tally sheets

and

supplies 29.46

CharlesA. Gove,Inc.

—

Material

for railing 32.85

Ha\-«^ard's

Country

Store. Inc.

—

Material forrailing 5.32

Gladys Patten

—

Dinnersforelection

officials 30.00 Celia

Smith

—

Dinnersfor election

officials 104.60

F. A.

Smith

—

BaUot box

30.00

Frances R. Sv\-ain

—

Supplies 1.95

Harold

I. Wilkinson

—

Ballot

board

6.80

(46)

Mary

Darling

—

Inspector 12.00

S. Gilbert Emilio

—

Supervisor 128.00 Shirley

Greenwood

—

Inspector 12.00 Ailleen Jensen"

—

Inspector 12.00

Peter V.

Millham

—

Inspector 6.00

Helen

Moore

—

Inspector 12.00

Mary

K.

Nevers

—

Inspector 18.00

H. Xeil

Xoyes

—

Inspector 24.00

Harry

W.

Prescott

—

:\Ioderator 70.00

Arlene

Roberts

—

Inspector 12.00

Jack

C.

Sawyer

—

Inspector 6.00

Florence Shurbert

—

Inspector 12.00

ShirleyJ.

Snow

—

Inspector 6.00

Frances R.

Swain

—

Supervisor 120.00

StewartE.Vincent

—

Supervisor 116.00

Emily

Watson

—

Inspector 6.00

Mildred

Weeks

—

Inspector 24.00

Robert

White

—

Inspector 18.00

Pearl

York

—

Inspector 24.00

Total Expenditures SI.012.47

Detail No. 4 Property

Mapping

Appropriation

—

$500.00 Expenditures S. Gilbert Emilio $500.00 DetailNo.5

Town

Buildings Appropriation

—

S5.500.00

Receipts

&

Reimbursements

100.20

(47)

Expenditures

Lewis

A. Aldrich

—

Keys

$1.00

Virginia Clifford

—

Christmaswreaths 6.00

Goodwin

Paper

Co.

—

Supplies 17.04

Romeo

J.

Gouin

—

Plumber

414.32

Hayward's Country

Store, Inc.

—

Supplies 4.95

Head'sElectric, Inc.

—

Vacuum

cleaner repairs 1.50

A. A. Jewett

& Son—

Fuel Oil 1,367.88

Laconia

Awning

&

Glass

Company

—

Repairing flags 8.75

LaconiaOffice

Machine

Co.

—

Mimeograph

machine and

supplies 210.60

Lakes Region

DisposalCo.

—

Rubbish

collection 24.50

New

England

Tel.

and

Tel. Co.

—

Service 585.55

Northern Heating and Plumbing

Co.,

Inc.

—

Repairs 2.70

Page

RoofingCo.

—

Repairs 4.00

Persons Concrete

Form

Co.

—

Retainingwall 395.00

Pubhc

Service Co. ofN. H.

—

Service 1,107.34

CharlesC.

Rogers

Co., Inc.

—

Equipment

49.86

R.H.

Smith

Company

—

"Pyrof ax"

gas 103.20

The

Village Store

—

Supplies 4.81

RobertG.

Watson,

Electrician

—

Instalhng heater

and water

heater 385.34

F. S.Willey Co., Inc.

—

Express

charges 18.43

Win-Door

of

New

England,Inc.

—

(48)

VirginiaClifford

—

Janitor service 636.00

Detail No. 6

Retirement

and

Social Security

Appropriation

—

$3,500.00

Receipts

&

Reimbursements

94.86

Amount

Available $3,594.86 Expenditures Firemen's Retirement $556.50 PoliceRetirement 344.69 State ofN. H.

—

O.A.S.I. 2,758.16 TotalExpenditures $3,659.35 Detail No. 7 Police

Department

Appropriation

—

$15,500.00

Receipts

&

Reimbursements

8,449.11

Amount

Expenditures

Administration

Expense

—

Postage $2.73

American

Fire

Equipment

Co.

—

Equipment

233.10

Clyde

W.

Angers

—

Mileage 45.00

BarrettsBusiness Machines,Inc.

—

(49)

Belknap

TireCo., Inc.

—

Tires 124.14

Brodhead's

Ford

Village

—

Cruiser

expense

14.50

Joseph

R.Brunell

—

Pictures 2.90

CharlesF. Burditt

—

Mileage

and

Police Meetings

expense

262.08

Armand

Clairmont

—

Dry

cleaning 1.50

Ed's

Auto Beauty

Salon

—

Cruiser

expense

15.00

FederalLaboratories,Inc.

—

Supplies

and

equipment

32.09

Gene's

Chevron

Station

—

Cruiser

expense

9.00

Gladysz, Inc.

—

Tires 82.82

Glendale Store

—

Supplies .39

Globe

Discount Dept.Store

—

Supplies

and

Clothing allowance 103.12

Gray'sService Station

—

Cruiser

expense

7.00

Hermon

Davis Insurance

Agency,

Inc.

—

Employees'

Ins. 131.67

Highway

Department

—

Gasoline 1,223.71

Robert

Hutchinson

—

Mileage 6.00

RobertH. Irwin Motors,Inc.

—

Cruiser

expense

184.92

John's Shoes

—

Myer

J.

Kassner

—

Repairing

badges

7.00

Kelley's

Army

and

Navy

Store

—

Laconia

Hardware

Co.

—

Equipment

8.05

Lerman

Press, Inc.

—

Office

expense

42.50

Gary

Luneau

—

Mileage 3.00

Mack's

Men's

Shop

—

Clothing

allowance 389.55

Manter

Oldsmobile-Pontiac,Inc.

—

Cruiser

expense

1.00

(50)

Melnick's Shoes

—

Clothing

allowance 27.34

New

England Telephone and

Tele-graph

Co.

—

Service 424.62

N.H. Association of Chiefs ofPolice,

Inc.

—

Dues

2.00

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service

—

O'Shea's Dept. Store

—

Clothing

allowance 20.25

ReliableClothingCo.

—

Clothing

allowance 10.80

Rice's, Inc.

—

Tires 54.31

The

CharlesC.

Rogers

Co., Inc.

—

Office

expense

85.01

LorraineT.Royce,

Town

Clerk

—

Office expense 1.48

St. Anselm's College

—

Police School 150.00

Sanel

Auto

Parts, Inc.

—

Supplies

and equipment

102.21 Signal

Auto

Supply, Inc.

—

Cruiserexpense 36.60

Frank

W.

Smith

—

Mileage 3.00

Ted'sPrinting Service

—

Office

expense 27.40

Two-Way

Communications

Service,

Inc.

—

Radio

expense

245.11

Whitey's

American

Station

—

Cruiser expense 1.00

Herbert

Wright

—

Mileage 42.00

Charles F. Burditt

—

Chief 5,744.50

ReginaldI.

Adams

—

Police Officer 28.00

Victor N.

AUard

—

Clyde

W.

Angers

—

Ruth

B. Burditt

—

Desk

Clerk 1,140.00

Raymond Cummings

—

(51)

Carl

Hamberger

—

PoliceOfficer 85.50

George

E.Hart,Jr.

—

Police

Officer 167.50

Clarence

M.

Hills

—

PoliceOfficer 372.00

Robert

Hutchinson

—

PoliceOfficer 4,975.01

Gary

Luneau

—

Corey

McAllister

—

Police

Officer 589.25

Melvin

Olewine

—

Police Officer 1,032.51

Donald

Sallies

—

Burton

Shaughnessy

—

Police

Officer 796.25

Jean Sims

—

Communications

Clerk 360.00

Dale

Smith

—

Police Officer 1,008.01

Frank

W.

Smith

—

Stanley

W.

Whitney

—

PoliceOfficer 576.00

Herbert

Wright

—

Detail No. 8

Fire

Department

Appropriation

—

$20,750.00

Receipts

&

Reimbursements

298.52

Amount

Expenditures

Aetna

EngineeringCo.

—

Supplies 13.00

American

Fire

Equipment

Co.

—

Equipment

466.70

Baker

&

Co.

—

Supplies 8.88

Howard

Ballou, Postmaster

—

Postage 25.00

(52)

Belknap

TireCo., Inc.

—

Tire

expense 74.40

Cantin ChevroletCo.Inc.

—

Car

allowance 8.00

Division of

Motor

Vehicles

—

Car

allowance 12.00

Belknap

Co. SoilConservation

Dist.

—

Equipment

118.87

Eastern

Auto

Parts, Corp.

—

Tire

'Expense 44.64

Eastern

Auto

PartsCorp.

—

Supplies 11.47

Everson-Ross Co. Inc.

—

Badges

34.45

Farm

Bureau Mutual

Ins. Co.

—

Car

allowance 110.50

Farrar Co.

—

Equipment

256.00

Merrill

Fay

—

Use

of

power

wagon

at forest fire 10.50

Globe Manufacturing

Co.

—

Goodwin

Paper

Co.

—

Supplies 62.21

Maurice

G.

Gouin

—

Plumber

10.29

Romeo

J.

Gouin

—

Plumber

110.10

Hawkins

SafetyEquip.Co., Inc.

—

Head's Electric, Inc.

—

Supplies 13.97

Highway

Dept.

—

Gasoline 200.64

Hopkins

&

Barlow

Inc.

—

Supplies 21.10

International Association of Fire

Chiefs

—

Dues

12.00

Robert H. Irwin Motor,Inc.

—

Truck

Expense

212.69

John's Shoes

—

Uniform

allowance 67.30

LaconiaFireDept.

—

Refilling

airtanks 12.00

(53)

Laconia

Water

works

—

Fire

protection 1,578.32

Lakes Region

Disposal Co.

—

Rubbish

collection 38.50

Lakes

Region

Laundry

&

Cleaners,

Inc.

—

Uniform

allowance 25.23

Lakes Region Mutual

Fire

Aid

Assoc.

Inc.

—

Dues

6.00

Lougee-Robinson's

—

Supplies 13.23

J. J. Morin, Inc.

—

Supplies 31.05

Motorola

Comm.

&

Elect., Inc.

—

Radio expense

274.00

Mystic

Waste

Co.

—

Supplies 17.25

New

England

Tel.

&

Tel. Co.

—

Service 453.22

New

Hampshire Welding Supply

Co.,

Inc.

—

Supplies 10.00

Perreault's

Men's

Shop

—

Uniform

allowance 99.90

N.H.-Vt. Hospitalization Service

—

Blue Cross

&

Blue Shield 341.96

Hermon

H. DavisIns.

Agency

Inc.

—

Employee's

Ins. 274.23

Loran Percy Photography

—

Pictures 4.50

ReliableClothingCo.

—

Uniform

allowance 12.47

John

Richards

—

FireSchool

expense

2.50

Chas.C.

Rogers

Co., Inc.

—

Office supplies 1.80

LorraineT. Royce,

Town

Clerk

—

Car

allowance 34.43

Sanel

—

Supplies 16.39

Signal

Auto

Supply, Inc.

—

Supplies 77.86 R. H.

Smith

Co.

—

Supplies 4.00

Standard Overall

Dry

CleaningCo.,

(54)

stateDept. ofResources

and Economic

Development

—

Equipment

99.26

Two-Way

Communications

Serv.,

Inc.

—

Radioexpense 101.32

The

Village Store

—

Supplies 48.01

VolunteerFirefighters

—

Magazine

5.00

Werner

Wagner

—

Use

of

power

wagon

atforestfires 16.00

Almond Watson

—

FireSchool

expense

&

mileage 314.78

Robert G.

Watson

—

Electrician 17.35

Benjamin

Weeks

—

Labor

4.00

AllanD.

Whitney

—

Uniform

allowance 9.47

Whitey's

American

Station

—

Supplies 6.40

Harold

Wilkinson

—

Uniform

allowance 40.37

Win-Door

ofN. E.,Inc.

—

Repairs 44.50

Worcester

FireEquip.Repair

Service

—

Equipment

24.56

Wright

Comm.

—

Radio expense 94.61

Salaries

and

Forest Fire Payrolls

Almond

R. Watson, Chief 5,079.00

H. Neil

Noyes

417.10 Allan D.

Whitney

4,256.15

Harold

I. Wilkinson 4,522.70

James

D.

Ames

7.70 Jerry

W.

Ames

8.13 Peter

Ames

4.90 Calvin Batchelder 4.90 Phillip R.

Bryant

4.90

Bernard

G. Burditt 3.75 Robert L. Clifford 106.06

Frank Clow

4.90 Martin

Colburn

2.10

(55)

Ralph

Cornoir 1.25 Steven Davis 8.50 VincentDeviris 2.80 Daniel

Dockham

10.60 Albert Dolloff 13.70 PaulFabian 3.75 Merrill

Fay

3.00

Wayne

Ford

1.25

John Goodhue,

Jr. 1.25 Jeffery

Haven

10.60

Merton Hawkins,

Jr. 3.75 Jerry

Heath

4.38

Robert Hinds

4.20

Ronald

Hook

5.60

David

Hoyt

16.35 Richard Isabelle 5.60 William Jacques 2.50 Calvin

Kolb

1.88

Roger

Landry

4.90

Gordon

E. Langill 32.20

James

Martel 1.25

Bruce

Massie 2.50

Dennis

McAUister

2.10 William McAlUster, Jr. 9.80

Ronald

Meadows

3.75

Stephen

Moore

2.50

Edward

Needham

7.00

WilUam

Norton

5.00 Melvin B.

Olewine

3.75

Walter

Patten 4.90

Thomas

Perrier 2.80

Wilham

Perry

1.25

Tomas

Powers

2.50

John

Richards 7.00

Robert Robertson

10.50

Dennis

Roux

2.50

Robert

Rowe

4.20

(56)

Roger Sawyer

9.35

Fred M.

Shurbert 2.80 DaleC.

Smith

1.40

Nathan Smith

4.90

Hutton

Snow

25.90

Wayne Snow

21.55

Robert

Steele 4.20

Dennis

Swett 7.00 Brian

Thompson

5.00 Ernest C.

Tobey

4.50

Werner

Wagner

5.60

Henry

M.

Walther

2.80

Benjamin

Weeks

20.00 Robert

Weeks

16.90 Robert

White

7.00 Seeley

White

6.15 Stanley

W.

Whitney

13.30

Parker

Wood

8.13 TotalExpenditures $21,184.85 Detail No.

9

White

Pine Blister Rust

and Dutch

Elm

Disease Control

Appropriation

—

$150.00

Reimbursement

on

White

Pine

Blister

Rust

Control .60

$150.60 Expenditures

William H.Messeck,Jr.

—

Director

Resources

Development

Division $100.00

Detail No. 10 Insurance

(57)

Expenditures

Belknap

Agency

$4,669.45 Detail No. 11 Planning

Board

Appropriation

—

Laconia Brass

&

Aluminum

Foundry,

Inc.

—

Street signs $13.00

N.H. MunicipalAssociation

—

Salary Surveys 3.00 Treasurer, State of N. H.

—

Maps

5.46

Total Expenditures $21.46

Detail No. 12

Dog

Damage

Appropriation

—

$75.00

Expenditures

Adelard

Brochu

—

Sheep

killed

Fred

Clairmont

—

Poultry killed

PhyllisSloan

—

Board

of

dog

at

Humane

Soc. $10.00 17.00 3.75 Total Expenditures $30.75 Detail No. 13 Legal

Expense

Appropriation

—

$1,000.00

(58)

Expenditures

Nighswander,

Lord

&

Brownes

$776.26

Samuel

L. Sargent, Attorney 10.00

Wescott

&

Millham

14.35

Total Expenditures $800.61

Detail No. 14

Civil Defense

Appropriation

—

$50.00

Expenditures

Evans

Radio, Inc.

—

Supplies $2.88

R. H.

Smith

Co.

—

Rentalof

storage tank 25.00 Treasurer, State ofN. H.

—

Desk

15.00

Total Expenditures $42.88 Detail No. 15 Laconia Hospital Appropriation

—

$2,000.00 Expenditures LaconiaHospital $2,000.00 Detail No. 16 Health Officer Appropriation

—

None

(59)

Detail No. 17

Town

Dump

Appropriation

—

$1,200.00

Expenditures

Lakes Region

DisposalCo.Inc.

—

Care

of

town

dump

$1,200.00

Detail No. 18

Street Lighting

Appropriation

—

$2,500.00

Expenditures

PublicService

Company

ofN. H.

—

Service $2,448.69

Detail No. 19

Highway

Department

Appropriation

—

$51,000.00

Receipts

&

Reimbursements

2,653.18

Amount

Expenditures

Acme

ServiceInc.

—

Gas and

oil $5,894.63

MiloF.

Bacon

—

Culvert pipe 1,051.72

Beede Waste

Oil Corp.

—

Road

oil 752.00

Belknap

TireCo., Inc.

—

Tire

expense

445.03

Boulia-Gorrell

Lumber

Co.

—

Supplies 11.55

(60)

Phillip

Bryant

—

Supplies 1.75

Bucklin TractorCo.

—

Supplies 2.73

StantonBuzzell

—

Equipment

hire 275.60

Carignan Brothers

—

Equipment

cost 20.00

Carpenter

&

Paterson,Inc.

—

Supplies 42.02

Central N. H. TractorCo., Inc.

—

Equipment

cost 12.11

Chadwick-BaRoss,Inc..

—

Equipment

and

equipment

cost 1,807.06

Cities ServiceOilCo.

—

Supplies 126.61

Concord

Foundry

&

Machine

Co.

—

Supplies 21.00

Hermon

H.DavisInsurance

Agency,

Inc.

—

Employees'Ins. 503.91

Don's

Tree

Service

—

Cutting trees 15.00

Fletcher Signs

—

Lettering truck 25.00

GraniteStateMinerals,Inc.

—

Salt 250.92

Grossman's

—

Lumber

35.16

Hayward's Country

Store, Inc.

—

Supplies 38.94

R.C.HazeltonCo., Inc.

—

Equipment

cost 893.16

P. A.

Hooper

—

Supplies 23.76

Hueber

Lumber

Co.

—

Lumber

167.04

W.

D.

Huse

&

Sons

—

Equipment

cost 11.00

InternationalSalt Co.

—

Salt 1,467.20

J. J. Morin, Inc.

—

Supplies 2.23

Laconia

Awning

&

Glass Co.

—

Equipment

cost 41.45

Laconia Construction

&

Paving

Co.,

Inc.

—

Equipment

hire 50.00

Laconia

H