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Information about Hampstead

AREA Approximately 14 Square Miles

ROADS Approximately 51.7 Miles of Road

POPULATION Approximately 7,500

INCORPORATED 1749

CHURCHES Five Representing Five Denominations

SCHOOLS One Elementary, One Middle

High School Students Attend Pinkerton Academy, Derry, NH

STATE SENATOR, 19th SENATORIAL DISTRICT Richard Russman

REPRESENTATIVES TO THE GENERAL COURT, DISTRICT 9:

Merilyn Senter 382-6074

Peter M. Simon 329-4070

LeroyDube 382-8562

Richard Haynes 382-7074

UNITED STATES SENATORS:

Warren Rudman Concord 225-7115

125 No. Main St., Concord, NH 03301 Washington (202) 224,3324

Bob Smith Concord 228-0453

1 Eagle Sq., Suite 507, Concord, NH 03301 Washington (202) 224-2841

UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN:

William ZeUff Manchester 669-6330

540 Commercial St., Manchester, NH 03101 Washington (202) 225,5456

ANNUAL ELECTION 2nd Tuesday in March

ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Friday Evening After Election

SELECTMEN'S OFFICE:

Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 - 4:00; Fri. 8:00 - 12:00 329-5011

TOWN CLERK/TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE: -

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 - 4:00

Monday Evening 6:00 - 8:00

Friday 8:00- 12:00 329-6840

CODE ENFORCEMENT/ASSESSOR/BUILDING INSPECTOR/HEALTH OFFICER:

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 - 4:00

Friday 8:00- 12:00 329-5846

PLANNING BOARD OFFICE:

Hours: Monday and Wednesday 9:00- 12:00 329-6181

UNIFORM MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS, LAW OF 191 7, CHAPTER 57

ANNUAL REPORTOF THE

SELECTMEN • AUDITORS

TOWN CLERK • TOWN TREASURER

TAX COLLECTOR • BUDGET COMMITTEE

ROAD AGENT • TRUSTEES of the TRUST FUNDS

TRUSTEES of the LIBRARY

PLANNING BOARD

POLICE, HEALTH and FIRE DEPARTMENTS

BOARD OF EDUCATION

TOWN OF HAMPSTEADHAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1990

TOGETHER WITH THE VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE YEARAS PREPARED BY THE TOWN CLERK

1990

FULL DETAILS CONCERNING EVERY ASPECT OF TOWN GOVERNMENTARE AVAILABLE AT ANY TIME FROM YOUR

BOARD OF SELECTMEN OR YOUR TOWN CLERK.

COVER DESIGNS: CHERYL KEIMPHOTOGRAPHS: DAWN M. SHAW

Index

Information About Hampstead front cover

Town Officers 1

Voting Results 3

Schedule of Town Property 4

Summary of Valuations 4

Town Clerk's Report 4

Comparative Statement of

Appropriations & Expenditures 5

Actual vs. Budget Report 7

Summary of Tax Accounts 10

Balance Sheet 11

Treasurer's Report

Town Revenues Expenditure Statement 12

Analysis of Cash Flow 13

Statement of Cash Flows 14

Selectmen's Report 15

Payment to School District 15

Passbook Bond Status Report 16

Selectmen's Report

Detailed Summary of Accounts 17-24

Auditor's Opinion 25-27

Hampstead Public Library 28-29

Building Inspector's Report 30-31

Building Permits 32-35

Report of the Trust Funds 36-37

Selectmen's Report 38-39

Planning Board Report 40-42

Police Department Report 43

Fire Department Report 44-45

Rescue Squad Report 46-47

Public Library Report 48-49

Public Library Trustee's Report 50

Board of Adjustment Report 51

Conservation Commission Annual Report 52-55

Zoning Ordinance Committee Report 56

Recreation Commission Report 57-58

Recycling Committee Report 59-60

Quadtown Solid Waste Subdistrict Report 60-61

Rockingham Planning Comm. Report 62-65

Plaistow Area Transit Advisory

Committee Report 66-67

Korean/Vietnam War MonumentCommittee Report 68-69

Births Registered 70

Deaths Registered 71

Marriages Registered 71-72

School District Annual Reports 73-100

Report of the Chairperson 74

Assistant Superintendent of Schools 75-76

Central School Principal 77

Middle School Principal 78

Pinkerton Academy Report 79-80

School Warrant 81-82

Hampstead School District

Budget 83-87

Receipts 88

Expenditures 89-96

District Treasurer's Report 97

Central School 98

Middle School 98

Auditor's Report on Financial Presentation 99

Details of Administrative Salaries 100

Financial Report 100

Emergency Call back cover

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Dedication

This issue of the Hampstead Town Report is dedicated to the

men and women of the allied armed forces serving in the

Gulf War.

Their discipline, training and willingness to serve their coun-

tries should be an example for all of us.

We look toward a continued cease-fire and a quick and

final settlement of regional issues, respecting all people in

the Gulf area.

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HAMPSTEAD BOARD OF SELECTMENJoseph Guthrie, Brian Eastman, Rick Hartung

Administrative Assistant Priscilla Lindquist

HAMPSTEAD BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTSeated: Ray Thibeault, Bob Cairns, Kevin Camm

Standing: Tom Gaff, Ed Lanpher

PLANNING BOARDJohn Williams, Randy Clark, Susan Hastings, Peter Killheffer,

Brian Eastman, Proc Wentworth

Town Officers — 1990

ELECTED B IANNUALLY

MODERATORMichael James Gorham 1992

REPRESENTATIVE TO THEGENERAL COURT

Peter Simon Richard HaynesMerilyn Senter Leroy Dube

SUPERVISOR OF CHECK LISTSheila G. Gorham 1996Juanita J. Randall 1992Judith Mushial 1994

ELECTED FOR THREE YEAR TERM

TOWN CLERK - TAX COLLECTORNancy H. Watson 1993

SELECTMANBrian Eastman 1991Joseph A. Guthrie 1992Richard H. Hartung 1993

TREASURERHarold I. Williams 1993

CHIEF OF POLICEWilliam J. Letoile, Jr. 1991

HIGHWAY AGENTRoger Sanborn 1992

LIBRARY TRUSTEESJay P. Burns 1992Joseph P. Hannigan, Jr- 1993Pamela Hartung 1991

TRUSTEE OF THE TRUST FUNDSClaire H. Alexander 1992Constance Jezierski 1993Ed M. Putnam 1991

TRUSTEE OF CEMETERIESMarc P. Auger 1992Paul Carideo 1991Wayne F. DeVita, resigned 1993Maurice G. Worthen, Jr. 1991

BUDGET COMMITTEE cont'd

Patrick QuigleyPaul Wentworth

APPOINTED BY SELECTMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTPriscilla R. Lindquist

RECREATION COMMISSIONNelson CurrinDavid MorinTerence PavliniDonald SimpsonPhilip Torre

19911991

19921992199319921991

HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMITTEEWilliam J. Letoile, Jr. Dean C. HowardDavid L. Morris Dale McLean

PLANNING BOARDWilliam R. Clark, Chairman 1991Susan Hastings, Secretary 1993Dean C. Howard, resigned 1992John Williams 1991Proctor Wentworth, Jr. 1992Peter Killheffer 1993Brian G. Eastman, Ex-Officio

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTKevin Camm, Chairman 1992Ed Lanpher, Vice-chairman 1993Thomas Gaff 1991Raymond Thibeault 1991Dean C. Howard, Alternate, Resigned 1991Robert Cairns 1993John Provost, Alternate 1991Pat DeMarais 1992Michael Wentworth, Alternate 1992

FIRE ENGINEERSWalter Hastings, Chief 1991Paul Wentworth , Deputy Chief JL992

Neil Emerson, Captin 1993Kerry Clark, Lt„ 1993James Gilmartin, Lt„ 1992

SEXTON/MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORSteven Harms

BUDGET COMMITTEEPeter E. Archibald 1992Kristopher N. Emerson 1992Albert C. Lake, Jr., resigned 1993Terence M. Pavlini 1993Elizabeth Jutras 1991

HISTORIC COMMISSIONElsie T. Carideo, Chairman 1991Muriel Gorton, Secretary 1993Priscilla Lindquist, Treasurer 1991Maurice Randall, Jr. 1993Thomas Verrill 1991Joseph A. Guthrie, Ex-Officio

Town Officers — 1990

Continued

REGIONAL PLANNINGWilliam R„ Clark 1991Susan Hastings 1991

CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORCharles Kinney

ASSESSOR/CODE ENFORCEMENT/HEALTH OFFICERKenneth H. Clark

CABLE TV ADVISORY BOARDJohn W. Cross 1992Clayton Shaw 1991Charles Miller 1992Christopher Harper 1991Jack Baumhor 1993Raymond Flaherty 1993

SOLID WASTE COMMITTEERobert Weimar 1991Karen SapankevychGary FowlerCharles F. HuntMichael Colotte 1991Peter Archibald 1992David Duston 1992Alan Hamblett 1992William Choate 1992William Kelly 1992Brian Go Eastman, Ex-Officio

WAGE AND SALARY COMMITTEELincoln Palmer, Chairman 1991Karen Yasenka, Secretary 1993Mary Jo McHale 1992Paul Nicholson 1992Neil E. Emerson 1993Paul Wentworth 1991

ORDINANCE COMMITTEEDean C» HowardRodney PicaJtohn WilliamsClaire AlexanderJorge Mesa-TejadaBeverly Fuller, AlternateBrian G„ Eastman. Ex-Officio

CONSERVATION COMMISSION cont'dPatrick Quigley 1991Leonard Sarapas 1993Timothy Stone, Alternate 1993Julia Forbes, Alternate 1993Patrick Bracken, Alternate 1993David Forbes, Alternate 1993Edward Riemitis, Alternate 1993

149-M SUB DISTRICT COMMITTERaymond D. Flaherty 1992William ChoateMichael Colotti

WAR MONUMENT COMMITTEEJohn OliverMaurice Randall, Jr.

Allun R. Hamblett

PATAC (Rail Service)David CopelandWesley Hodgeman

DELEGATES

BUILDING NEEDS COMMITTEEKevin Camra

William WuestVivian ClarkJudith CrowleyJames Kenney, ChairmanSalvatore MocciaJoseph Go Guthrie, Ex-Officio

ROAD AGENT ADVISORYJames AngeloMurray SmithPaul WentworthWilliam ChoateGerald Jo Georgopolis

CONSERVATION COMMISSIONPeter Archibald 1993Dominic Domijanni, Alternate 1991Kenneth Demarco 1991Bruce Nadeau, Alternate 1993Alfred J. Maley 1992Nicholas Pangaro 1992

Summary of Results of Voting

Annual Town Meeting

March 13, 1990

ARTICLE #1 ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Michael J. Gorham, Moderator Two YearsSheila G. Gorham, Supervisor of the Check List Six YearsRichard H. Hartung, Selectman Three YearsWilliam J. Letoile, Jr., Chief of Police One YearNancy H. Watson, Town Clerk-Tax Collector Three YearsHarold I. Williams, Treasurer Three YearsJoseph P. Hannigan, Jr., Library Trustee Three YearsAlbert C. Lake, Jr., Budget Committee Three YearsTerence M. Pavlini, Budget Committee Three YearsWayne DeVita, Trustee of Cemeteries Three Years

ARTICLE #2 ELECTION OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS (See School Report)

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Schedule of Town Property

Town Office

Land & BuildingsFurniture & Equipment

$515,00065,000

Library

Land & BuildingsFurniture & Equipment

150,000105,000

Police Department

Land & BuildingsEquipment

99,60074,800

Fire Department


492,500856,000

Highway Department


179,90060,000

Parks & Playgrounds

School, Land & Buildings

Total

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223,800

4,648,300

$7,491,900

Summary of ValuationLANDBUILDINGSUTILITIESTOTAL TAXABLE VALUATION

$194,807,391268,077,700

2,227,600465,112,691

EXEMPTIONS (ELDERLY & BLIND) 5,030,000

NET TAXABLE VALUATION

TAX RATE $15.01

VETERANS EXEMPTIONS

460,082,691

20,100

Town Clerk's Report

December 31, 1990Receipts

Auto PermitsDog LicensesFiling FeeProtest Check FeeSalesMarriage LicensesFeesBoat TaxBeach Permits

Total

$ 546,871.004,091.00

8.00286.00566.80

2,040.0018,723„5012,943.015,904.00

$ 591,462.31

NET AMOUNT COMMITTEDTO COLLECTOR $6,915,975.57

Nancy H. WatsonTown Clerk

Comparative Statement Appropriations & Expenditures

12/31/90

GENERAL GOVERNMENTT o w n f f :i. c: e r s S a 1 a r y

T o w i i f f i c e r s E x p e n s e

E 1 e c t i o T) & Reg i a I: r a t :i. o it

G e n . G o v ' t . 13 u i 1 cl :i. n g sP 1 a n n i n a Boa r cl

13 o a r cl o f A cl j u s t in e n 1

I... e g a 1 & Damage s

Cemeter iesReg i o n a 1 P 1 a n n :i. ng As:. s o c: ,

R e a p p r a i s a 1 o f P r o p e r t y

PL) 13LIC SAFETYP o 1 i c: e 13 e p a r t in e n t

F :i. r e D e p a r t m e n 't

B u i I cl :i. r i g I n s p e <:: t i o n

Rescue Squad

H I G l-lWAYS S T R E E T S , B R 1 13 (3 E S

Highway Ma int. -•• SummerH i g h w a y M a i n 1 .

- U) i n t e r

S tree t L i g h t i n

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SANITATIONR u b b i. s h R em o y a J.

HEALTH SERVICESA m b u 1 a n c e S e r v i c e s

Derry Visiting NursesCenter for L if ^Managementl

:: ' a in i I y Me cl i a t :i. o n

R o c: k . C o u n s e 1 i n g C c-> n t & r

I... a id p r ey l-l e a 1 1 h C e n t e i~

l-l e a 1 i h D e p a r t m e n t

WELFARE SERVICES

G e n e r a J. A s s i <r> t a n c e

CULTURE & RECREATIONP u b I i <::. I... :i. b r a r y

P a t r i o L i c: P u r p o s e s

R e c: ceat i o n

C o n s e r v a t i o n C o mm i s s i o n

DEBT SERVICEI nter estF i r e h o u s e 13 o n d

F i r e h o u s e B o n cl I n t e r e s t

MISCELLANEOUSI n s u r a ti c: e

U n em p 1 o y m <s n t C o m p e n s a t i o n

Ret ir emeni

A p p r o p i• i a t i o ti A c I u a ], B a 1 a n c: eA in o u n t E x p e n ( :l i t u r e s Amo unt

39 650 . 00 41 029.00 1 ,379.00127 350 , 00 145 .108. 79 17,758.79

8 000 . 00 4 657.01 (3,342.99)79 ,750 .00 8

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,685.61 1 ,935.61S3 000 . 00 63 453 . 74 < 19, 546. 26)6 ,000,00 i::'

.J .138.81 (861 .19)8 000,00 13 124.02 5,124.02

36 ,840.00 24 .456 ,20 (12,383,80)4 390 . 00 4 390,00 .00b . . 7 ,291 . 00 2,291 .00

2 :l. 4 , 4 . 238 621 . 02 24 .221 .0265 .300.00 65 ,815.71 15.7

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27 400 00 28 ,355 ,00 955 . 001

9

,410 , 00 23 ,903, 16 4,493. 16

226 900 . 00 •'." p "> .713.92 (4,186.08)1 4 8 ,000 . 00 145 .373 .36 ( 2 ,626 , 64

)

20 000 . 00 19 .556.06 (443.94)

352 415.00 348 ,453.33 ( 3 , 961 . 67)

35 , . 35 000 . 00 , 001

8

.043 . 00 1

8

.043.00 .00

6 ,391 .00 6 .391 .00 . 009 ,455 . 50 9 ,443.90 ( 11 .60)650.00 650 . 00 . 00

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1 ,500.00 1 ,500 . 00 .00

1 , 500 , 00 I ,000 . 00 (500 . 00)

. 00 . 00 . 0030 ,000.00 Jo ,005 . 38 6,005.38

81 300 , 00 81 300 . 00 .00

750.00 '") 839.81 89.8142 550 . 00 42 373 , 04 (176.96)10 000 . 00 10 952.93 952 . 93

20 000,00 38 591 .54 18,591 .54

40 000 . 00 40 000 . 00 .00

16 402 . 50 16 402 . 50 ,00

:l. J. 000 . 00 129, 044,25 19 ,044.251 500 . 00 1 653, 18 153. 18

26 200 , 00 26, 746 , 98 546 .98

Balances enclosed in ( ) = Under expended AmountsBalance amounts without ( ) = Over expended

Comparative Statement Appropriations & Expenditures

continued

12/31/90

A p p r o p r :i. a t :i. o n

A in o i.i n l.

A c t u. a 1

E x p e vi d :i. t u r e s13 a 1 a n c: eA in o u n t

CAPITAL OUTLAYConservation Fund (1990)Fire Truck ( 1989

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B reat h i ng A p par a t us( 1 990

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Reriova t :i. o n L i. b r a r \- ( 1 990)P olite Pa d :i. o s ( 1990)I-I i g h uaysMo nuinent ( 1990 )

P a i n t i"'i e e t i n g H o u s e

Vic Geary Center (1990)V iny I Siding (1990)Retired Senior Vo 1 , ( 1 990 )

P o c: k , C o u n t y C o in , A c t i o n

R o c k i n g l"i a in H o s p i c e ( 1990)I -I y d r o 1 o g i c a 1 S t u d yReeye 1 ingL a n d P i > r c h a s e

C o in in u n J. t y C a r k :; i v e r s

Conservation Carry- OverA i r C o n d ,

-1... :i. b r a r y ( 1 990 )

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TOTALS

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51 , 385 ,54 (3,491 . 17)60 .000 00 53 .591 10 (6 ,408 . 90)

1 ,500 .00 1 .293 .90 ( 206 . 1 )

4 .500 00 4 ,500 00 , 001

1

..870 :l. i ,869 .56 ( . 70)500 00 500 00 ,00

9 ,800 00 9 ,827 .23 27 .234 ,000 00 4 00 , 009 ,237 42 00 (9 ,237 .42)

700 00 700 00 001 . 7 1 6 00 1 ,716 . 001 500 00 1 500 00 00

30 , 000 00 A .320 50 (25,679 ,50)3

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1 974 00 1 974 00 00

391 690 . 00 391 ,690. 00 00

ELJLSZ. .S95 a*iaz.

8,277

395.

826

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8,280 4 1

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21 1

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(2,592 04)

Balances; en c: 1 o s e d i n ( ) ~- : U n d e r ex p e n d e d A in o u n t sB a 1 a n c e a in o u n t s w i t h out ( ) :::: Over ex p e n d & d

Actual vs. Budget Report — December 31, 1990Town Officers Salaries

7002 Selectmen

7003 Town Clerk/Tax Collector

7006 Trustees of Trust Funds7007 Supervisors of Checklist

7008 Moderator

7009 Treasurer

TOTAL

Town Officers Expense7021 Labor-Town clerk's Office

7022 Town Clerk/Tax Coll. Exp.

7023 Computer Expense7024 Expenses of Officers

7025 Town Report Expense7026 Equipment7027 Supplies

7028 Association Dues7029 Miscellaneous

7030 Postage7031 Labor-Selectmen's Office

7032 Telephone7033 Machine Maintenance

7034 Mileage

7035 Cable TV Expense7036 Labor - Code Enf. Office

7037 Audit

TOTALTotal Revenue amount

Election and Registration

7041 Labor

7042 Supplies

7043 Miscellaneous

7045 Vote Counting MachineTOTALTotal Revenue Amount

Town Government Buildings

7050 Firehouse Heat7051 Firehouse Utilities

7052 Firehouse Expense7061 Labor

7062 Supplies

7063 Miscellaneous

7064 Town Office Heat7065 Town Office Utilities

7066 Gym Heat

7067 Gym Utilities

7068 Meeting House Heat

7069 Meeting House Utilities

7070 Town Garage Heat

7071 Town Garage Utilities

7072 Police Station Expense7073 Town Office Expense7074 Equipment Repair

7075 Police Station Heat

7076 Police Station Utilities

7077 Gym Expense7078 Town Garage Expense7079 Meeting House Expense

TOTALTotal Revenue Amount

Building Inspection

7081 Labor-Code Enf. Officer


BUDGET$ 8,700.00

24,800.00

300.00600.00

250.00

5,000.00

$39,650.00

$19,000.00

6,000.00

11,000.00

1,750.00

5,000.00

1,500.00

5,000.00

2,100.00

400.00

6,000.00

39,100.00

2,600.00

2,500.00

1,600.00

3,200.00

10,600.00

10,000.00

$127,350.00

$1,500.00

3,000.00

500.00

3,000.00

$8,000.00

$ 2,500.00

2,600.00

1,800.00

31,800.00

3,500.00

1,500.00

3,800.00

2,100.00

1,500.00

1,700.00

1,400.00

400.00

3,600.00

2,100.00

8,000.00

5,500.00

100.00600.00

1,500.00

1,000.00

750.00

2,000.00

$79,750.00

ACTUAL$ 8,699.00

26,000.00

300.00780.00

250.00

5,000.00

$41,029.00

$ 17,356.26

5,503.72

11,766.50

1,170.97

5,000.00

235.3010,776.72

2,295.67

1,292,40

4,989.88

40,624.59

3,430.85

1 ,843.33

1,289.50

3,314.49

12,693.97

21,588.81

$145,172.96$25,804.29-

$1,150.03

2,026.98

1,414.00

66.00

$4,657.01

$177.00-

$4,596.73

2,934.09

1,321.49

33,253.53

5,644.27

4,053.06

4,014.70

2,416.69

,880.48

,880.62

,520.80

396.15

,317.05

,127.77

,824.74

,063.91

.00

643.05

1,634.65

474.33

493.00

194.50

$81,685.61

$537.00-

$27,400.00 $28,355.00

$27,400.00 $28,355.00$23,481.50.00-

Police Department BUDGET ACTUAL7101 Police - Labor $141,800.00 $137,324.837102 Equipment 1,000.00 782.23

7103 Training 6,300.00 6,044.71

7104 Uniforms 2,200.00 2,225.13

7105 Communications 700.00 495.66

7106 Telephone 5,700.00 6,500.83

7107 Association Dues 50.00 50.00

7108 Vehicle Maintenance 2,500.00 3,974.07

7109 Supplies 1,000.00 1,309.07

71 10 Miscellaneous 750.00 794.79

7111 Gasoline 10,000.00 8,614.85

7112 Restitution 100.00 .00

7113 Dogs 4,000.00 3,094.44

7114 Special Duty 18,000.00 43,510.00

7115 Legal Expense 500.00 1,183.00

71 16 Retirement - Police 4,800.00 7,939.87

7117 Vehicle 15,000.00 14,777.54

TOTAL $214,400.00 $238,621.02

Total Revenue Amount $47,563.22-

Fire Department7201 Labor $ 750.00 $ 1,524.45

7202 Utilities 3,500.00 3,654.85

7203 Communications 10,000.00 9,502.38

7204 Association Dues 750.00 750.75

7205 Water Supply 2,000.00 108.00

7206 Hose & Fittings 5,000.00 3,850.94

7207 Protective Clothing 7,000.00 4,044.04

7208 Vehicle Maintenance 10,000.00 14,675.50

7209 Forest Fires 1,800.00 336.36

7210 Equipment 6,000.00 7,491.14

7211 Training 5,000.00 9,612.23

7212 Miscellaneous 2,000.00 1,371.07

7213 Gasoline 2,500.00 1,817.77

7214 Fire Alarm 7,500.00 5,497.45

7215 Personnel 500.00 1,028.98

7216 Fire Prevention 1,500.00 549.80

TOTAL $65,800.00 $65,815.71


Rescue Squad7301 Training $ 4,500.00 $ 3,773.50

7302 Medical Supplies 6,050.00 9,026.00

7303 Communications 1,200.00 1,282.00

7304 Maintenance 2,650.00 3,440.17

7305 Miscellaneous 500.00 526.77

7306 Medical Equipment 2,200.00 5,253.87

7307 Uniforms-Protective CI. 1,560.00 396.85

7308 Hepatitis B Shots 750.00 204.00

TOTAL $19,410.00 $23,903.16

Planning and Zoning7401 Labor $ 12,500.00 11,609.93

7402 Legal Ads 1,400.00 1,119.65

7403 Supplies 1,500.00 778.70

7404 Telephone 800.00 600.41

7405 Postage 1,000.00 1,140.98

7406 Map Work 3,000.00 3,112.50

7407 Recording Plans 2,000.00 1,320.50

7408 Printing 200.00 2,386.55

7409 Miscellaneous 500.00 1,526.75

7410 Mileage 100.00 100.80

7411 Legal 5,000.00 2,148.00

7412 Master Plan/Cap. Imp. Plan 5,000.00 5,000.00

7413 Engineering 50,000.00 32,608.97

TOTAL $ 83,000.00 $63,453.74


Board of Adjustment7451 Labor

7452 Legal Ads7453 Supplies

7455 Postage

7457 Mileage

7458 Legal


Legal

7502 Legal

TOTAL

Insurance7503 Insurance


Unemployment7504 Unemployment Comp.


Ambulance7505 Ambulance

TOTALSolid Waste Disposal

7601 Solid Waste Disposal

7602 Solid Waste Trans.

7603 Transfer Station Main.

7604 149M BudgetTOTALTotal Revenue Amount

Derry Visiting Nurses7605 Derry Visiting Nurses

TOTAL

Center for Life Management7606 Center for Life Mgmt.

TOTAL

Family Mediation

7607 Family Mediation

TOTAL

Rock. Counseling Center

7608 Rock. Counseling Center

TOTAL

Lamprey Health Center

7612 Lamprey health Center

Health Department7613 Health Department

TOTAL

Highway Department-Summer7701 Labor

7702 Equipment7703 Supplies

7704 Tarring

7705 Miscellaneous

7706 Paving

7709 Gravel

7710 Street Marking & Signs

7723 Supplies & Tools

7722 Equipment7721 Labor

7762 Equip.-Pages Ln. & Wheel7752 Equip.-146&148Wheelwri

7742 Equip.-147 Wheelwri7799 Hunt Road

BUDGET$2,700.00

1,000.00

300.00

1,000.00

50.00

950.00

$6,000.00

$8,000.00

$8,000.00

$110,000.00

$110,000.00

$1,500.00

$1,500.00

$35,000.00

$35,000.00

$158,000.00168,000.00

25,000.00

1,415.00

$352,415.00

$18,043.00

$18,043.00

$6,391.00

$6,391.00

$9,455.50

$9,455.50

$650.00

$650.00

$1,500.00

$1,500.00

$1,500.00

P 12,000.00

75,000.00

10,000.00

15,000.00

5,000.00

77,900.00

25,000.00

7,000.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

ACTUAL$2,213.52

457.30

206.88894.91

.00

1,366.20

$5,138.81

$3,079.00

$13,124.02

$13,124.02

$129,044.25

$129,044.25$18,610.78-

$1,653.18

$1,653.18

$1,396.66-

$35,000.00

$35,000.00

$135,762.60187,205.62

24,070.11

1,415.00

$348,453.33$9,305.00-

$18,043.00

$18,043.00

$6,391.00

$6,391.00

$9,443.90

$9,443.90

$650.00

$650.00

$1,500.00

$1,000.00

$1,000.00

$ 14,540.63

11,606.00

1,862.93

.00

1,015.63

16,884.63

.00

.00

16,050.34

15,703.00

241.00

2,835.00

3,215.00

3,255.00

$121,141.03

Highway Dept. - Summer cont. BUDGET ACTUAL7715 Miscellaneous .00 1,061.60

7732 Equipment .00 1,155.00

7777 Wheelwright Rd.-Paving .00 7,330.13

7716 Miscellaneous .00 4,817.00

TOTAL $226,900.00 $222,713.92Total Revenue Amount $35.00-

Highway Dept. - Winter

7801 Labor $ 9,000.00 $ 4,348.50

7802 Equipment 80,000.00 91,750.50

7803 Salt 22,000.00 26,526.96

7804 Supplies 2,500.00 1,894.64

7805 Sand 14,000.00 8,832.00

7806 Miscellaneous 1,000.00 1,337.95

7807 Equipment Repair 3,000.00 2,682.81

7808 Brush Cutting 6,000.00 .00

7809 Road Repairs 2,500.00 .00

7810 Sander 8,000.00 8,000.00

TOTAL $148,000.00 $145,373.36Total Revenue Amount 50.00-

Street Lighting

7901 Street Lighting $20,000.00 $19,556.06

TOTAL $20,000.00 $19,556.06

8001 Library $28,300.00 31,171.46

8011 Library-Labor 52,570.00 49,749.54

8012 Library-Mileage 100.00 124.00

8013 Custodial Labor 330.00 255.00

TOTAL $81,300.00 $81,300.00

General Assistance8102 General Assistance $30,000.00 $36,005.38

TOTAL $30,000.00 $36,005.38

Total Revenue Amount $550.40-

Patriotic Purposes8201 Patriotic Purposes $2,750.00 $2,839.81

TOTAL $2,750.00 $2,839.81

Parks and Recreation

8301 Labor $23,200.00 $20,926.00

8302 Sports Activities 2,050.00 2,027.52

8303 Elderly Activities 7,000.00 7,689.03

8304 Equipment 2,275.00 3,315.03

8305 Maintenance 5,025.00 4,905.28

8306 Supplies, Arts, Crafts 400.00 440.04

8307 Miscellaneous 1,000.00 1,034.87

8308 Utilities 600.00 1,035.27

8309 Scholarships 1,000.00 1,000.00

TOTAL $42,550.00 $42,373.04


Cemeteries8401 Labor $ 4,500.00 $ 2,620.25

8402 Supplies 1,615.00 969.09

8404 Gas/Oil 1,000.00 1,071.06

8405 Misc. Supplies 500.00 42.75

8406 Misc. Labor 1,000.00 .00

8407 Dues 25.00 10.00

8408 Burial Equipment/Rental 1,200.00 1,200.00

8410 Equipment Repair 1,500.00 1,729.09

8411 Improvement Repairs 2,500.00 170.00

8412 New Equipment 2,000.00 34.86

8420 Sexton's Salary 13,500.00 12,903.85

8421 Mowing - Labor 7,500.00 3,705.25

TOTAL $36,840.00 $24,456.20


Conservation Commission BUDGET ACTUAL Highways BUDGET ACTUAL8501 Labor $ 3,000.00 $ 2,392.53 9006 Highways (1989) $11,870.26 $11,869.56

8502 Appraisals 1,200.00 4,586.84 TOTAL $1 1 ,870.26 $11,869.56

8503 Association Dues 400.00 268.00 Monumpnt8504 Postage/Supplies/Phone

8505 Legal

400.00400.00

726.902,041.00

1 V 1V 1 IUI 1 ICI 11

9007 Monument (1990)

TOTAL$500.00$500.00

$500.00$500.00

8506 Plans/Deeds 1,000.00 60.00

8507 Arbor Day 400.00 550.00 Paint Meeting House

8508 Camp/Seminars 200.00 20.00 9008 Paint Meeting House (1990) $9,800.00 $9,827.23

8509 Forest Consultation 500.00 .00 TOTAL $9,800.00 $9,827.23

8510 Land Development 1,500.00 273.41 Vic Geary Center8511 .00 34.25 9009 Vic Geary Center (1990) $4,000.00 $4,000.008514 Dredge & Fill 1,000.00 .00 TOTAL $ 4,000.00 $4,000.00

TOTAL $10,000.00 $10,952.93Vinyl Siding9010 Vinyl Siding (1989)Regional Association $ 9,237.42 $.00

8601 Regional Association $4,390.00 $4,390.00 TOTAL $ 9,237.42 $.00TOTAL $4,390.00 $4,390.00

Retired Senior Vol.

9011 Retired Senior Vol. (1990) $700.00 $700.00Taxes Bought by Town TOTAL $700.00 $700.008602 Taxes bought by Town

TOTAL$389,243.28

$389,243.28

$389,243.28

$389,243.28Rock. County Comm. Action

9012 Rock. County Comm. Actior i $1,716.00 $1,716.00Abatements TOTAL $1,716.00 $1,716.008603 Abatements $118,368.54 $118,368.54

TOTAL $118,368.54 $118,368.54 Rockingham Hospice9013 Rockingham Hospice (1990 ) $1,500.00 $1,500.00

Property Reappraisal TOTAL $1,500.00 $1,500.008604 Reappraisal of Property $5,000.00 $7,291.00 III I * 1 f*A. _l

TOTAL $5,000 $7,291 .00Hydrological Study9014 Hydrological Study (1990) $30,000.00 $4,320.50

Retirement TOTAL $30,000.00 $4,320.508605 Retirement $26,200.00 $26,746.98

TOTAL $26,200.00 $26,746.98Recycling

9015 Recycling (1990) $31,000.00 $18,049.37Payments to State TOTAL $31,000.00 $18,049.378702 Payments to State $1,974.00 $1,974.00

TOTAL $1,974.00 $1,974.00 Land Purchase9016 Land Purchase (1990) $20,000.00 $20,000.00

Payments to County TOTAL $20,000.00 $20,000.008703 Payments to County $391,690.00 $391,690.00

TOTAL $391,690.00 $391,690.00Community Caregivers9017 Community Caregivers $1,500.00 $1,500.00

Payments to School TOTAL $1,500.00 $1,500.008704 Payments to School J55,187,895.00 $5,187,895.00

Air Cond. - LibraryTOTAL $5. $5,187,895.009019 Air Cond. - Library (1990) $3,000.00 $2,838.90

Interest TOTAL $3,000.00 $2,838.908801 Interest $20,000.00 $38,591.54

TOTAL $20,000.00 $38,591.54

Firehouse Bond8802 Firehouse Bond $40,000.00 $40,000.00

TOTAL $40,000.00 $40,000.00

Firehouse Bond Interest

8803 Firehouse Bond Interest $16,402.50 $16,402.50

TOTAL $16,402.50 $16,402.50

Conservation Fund9001 Conservation Fund (1990) $20,000.00 $20,000.00

TOTAL $20,000.00 $20,000.00

Fire Truck9002 Fire Truck (1989) $54,876.71 $51,385.54

TOTAL $54,876.71 $51,385.54

Breathing Apparatus9003 Breathing Apparatus (1990) $60,000.00 $53,591.10

TOTAL $60,000.00 $53,591.10

Renovation Library

9004 Renovation Library (1990) $1,500.00 $1,293.90TOTAL $1,500.00 $1,293.90

Police Radios9005 Police Radios (1990) $4,500.00 $4,500.00

TOTAL $4,500.00 $4,500.00

Summary of Tax Sales Accounts

as of December 31,1990

DEBITUncollected Taxes - January 1990

Property TaxesLand Use Change TaxYield Taxes

Taxes committed to collectorProperty taxesLand Use Change TaxesYield Taxes

Added TaxesProperty TaxesOverpayments

Interest CollectedTOTAL DEBITS

1990

$ 6,915,975.57

16,900.058,481.29

$ 6,941,356.91

Prior

-584.10

704,759.10

1,522.20

514,465.46

1,311,572.49

CREDITRemitted to Treasurer

Property TaxesLand Use Change TaxYield Taxes

Interest Collected

Abatements Property Taxes

Overpayments

Uncollected TaxesProperty TaxesYield Taxes

TOTAL CREDITS

1990

6,044.012.78

8,481.29

8,360.00

16,900.05

863,602.79

6,941,356.91

Prior

1,027,052.33

1,522.20

91,409.83

73,031.21

118,556.92

1,311,572.49

Summary of Tax Lien Accounts - 1990DEBITTaxes Sold/Executed to TownInterest Collected After Sale/Lien Execution

TOTAL DEBITS

CREDITRedemptionsInterest and Cost After LienAbatements During YearUnredeemed Taxes End of Year

TOTAL CREDITS

$ 389,243.283,906.93

$ 393,150.21

$ 91,593.863,906.93422.63

297,226.79$ 393,150.21

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Treasurer's Report

Town Revenue and Expenditure Statement

for Year Ending December 31, 1990

TOWN REVENUE6108 Recycling Grant6110 Highway block grant6112 Revenue sharing - State6201 1990 Property Taxes6202 1990 Property Tax Interest6203 Property Tax 19896204 1989 Property tax interest6205 Property Tax 19876206 1987 Property tax interest6207 Yield Tax6208 Property tax 19886209 1988 Property tax interest6234 Unallocated Funds6251 Boat tax6253 Protest fees6302 Auto permits6303 Dog licences6304 Filing fees6306 Sales by town clerk6307 Marriage licences6308 Town clerk fees6602 Gambling permits6603 Protest Fee Town6622 Cemetery trust fund6625 Land purchase fund663 2 Interest Inc. - Investments6701 Election income6704 Revenue - Police6722 Fire department - Other6723 False alarm fines673 Revenue - Dump674 Revenue - Road agent6750 Revenue - BDS . - Plan. & Adjust.6751 Planning board fees6770 Revenue - Cemetery6790 Income - Recreation6808 Public assistance income6809 Rebate - Unemployment compensation6811 Insurance rebates6820 Revenue - Town building69 00 Revenue - Town & office6919 Code enforcement revenue

TOTAL TOWN REVENUE

YEARTO DATE

4, 751. 9062, 809. 14

150, 992. 946,043, 528. 26

7, 846. 091,089, 392. 06

67, 777. 0521, 523. 529, 582. 88

428. 07108,,556. 8224,,289.,1320,,975.,2412,,943.,01

286.,00546,,871.,00

4,,091.,008.,00

566,.802,,040,.00

18,,723,.50125,.0026,.00

2 ,000,.004 ,000,.00

74 ,667,.43177,.00

47 ,562 .971 ,494,.10

52 .259 ,305 .00

85 .003 ,159 .00

36 ,133 .8711 ,064 .758 ,081 .50

550 .401 ,396 .66

18 ,610 .78270 .00

28 ,453 .2523 ,481 .50

8,468 ,678 .87

12

Treasurer's Report

Town Revenue and Expenditure Statementfor Year Ending December 31, 1990

continued

CASH OUTFLOW7010 Vouchers Paid7020 Gross payroll703 Return items7040 Vouchers voided7050 Service charges7 07 Interest - Bank transfer

TOTAL CASH OUTFLOW

YEARTO DATE

$7,723,758.28454,657.20

.00(321.42)

2.3134,819.18

8,212,915.55

NET CASH FLOW $255,763.32

ROAD AGENTRoger Sanborn

13

Treasurer's Report Statement of Cash Flows

for the Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1990

NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

NET CASH FLOW PER INCOME STATEMENT $255763.32

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

PAYMENTS OF SHORT-TERM BORROWINGSLOAN FROM BANKPAYMENT OF LONG TERM BORROWINGS-BOND BANKINTEREST ACCRUAL

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITY

NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH ANDCASH EQUIVALENTS

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS, BEGINNING

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS, ENDING

(1,800,000.00)1,800,000.00

(40,000.00)(3,772.36)

$(43,772.36)

$211,990.96

$937,442.16

$1,149,433.12

TOWN TREASURER ' S ASSETS - CASH

BANK MERIDIANPLAISTOW BANK & TRUSTFIRST SAVINGS.CERTIFICATE OFSHAWMUT ARLINGTON TRUSTLAND PURCHASE FUND

$(331,545.68)685,166.7868,761.33

700,000.002278.39

24,772.30

BALANCE 12-31-90 $ 1,149,433.12

1 4

Selectmen's Report

1990 BUDGET $1,925,547.00

SPECIAL ARTICLES, 1990:

Conservation Fund $20,000.00Breathing Apparatus 60,000.00Library-Air. Cond . 3,000.00Library Renovation 1,500.00Police Radios 4,500.00Monument 500.00Paint Meeting House 9,800.00Vic Geary Center 4,000.00Retired Senior Vol. 700.00Rock . Cty. Coram. Action 1,716.00Rock. Hospice 1,500.00Hydrological Study 30,000.00Recycling 31,000.00Land Purchase 20,000.00Community Caregivers 1,500.00

$ 189 ,716.00

Total Appropriations 2,115,263.00

Payment to School District

Balance of 1989-1990 appropriation $1,758,895.00Appropriation 1990-1991 5,442,165.00Total due school 7,201,060.00

Payments

:

1989-1990 appropriation $1,758,895.001990-1991 appropriation 3,429,000.00Total paid school 5,187,895.00

Balance due School, 12/31/90 2,013,165.00

15

Town of HampsteadBond Status Report

PROJECT NAME

GRANITE VILLAGE

OLD FELLOW ROAD

HAMPSTEAD HEIGHTS

RUMA, INC.

K & L REALTY

TANGLEWOOD

MARILYN PARK DRIVE

WELLINGTON DRIVE

FIELDSTONE DRIVE

HAZEL DRIVE

WINMILL SUBDIVISION

NORMAN W. BANGS, JR.

COACH RUN

RICHARD W. GREEN

LAMONTAGNE BUILDERS, INC.

CAMBRIDGE REALTY TRUST

DIJOHN REALTY

NE-SAN, INC.

NELSON DRIVE

C & L REALTY

HUNT ROAD RETAINAGE

HUSSEY DISPOSAL

AMOUNT

$ 18008.96

6435.74

624.00

4359.45

11,745.04

10,900.28

8109.25

3594.83

10,757.47

5.61

43,484.89

14,658.98

16,670.34

12,840.58

11,118.41

17,466.62"

3100.00

507.28

22,152.36

4075.15

10,323.56

40,000.00

$ 270,948.88

16

Selectmen's Report—Detailed Summary of Accounts

December 31, 1990

Town Officers Salaries

7002 Brian Eastman7002 Raymond Flaherty7002 Joseph A. Guthrie7002 Richard Hartung7003 Nancy H. Uatson7004 Ed H. Putnam, 2nd7007 Sheila Gorham7007 Judith Mushial7007 Juanita Randall7008 Michael Gorham700? Harold Uill lams

Total Toyn Officers Salaries

3,175.00678.00

2,700.002,146.00

26,000.00300.00210.00215.00325.00250.00

5,000.00

$41 ,029.00

Toun Officers Expanse

7034 Steven U. Harms7034 Priscilla R. L ind'qu ist7034 Ed M. Putnam, 2nd7034 Nancy H, Uatson7035 John U, Cross7035 Malco Electronics7035 State Street Discount7036 Walter .8. Eaton7036 Lessard Appraisal Serv.7036 Daun Shau7036 Paul Uenluorth7037 AVITAR Assoc, of NE , Inc7037 Vachon, Clukay & Co., Inc7037 Atty. Robert H. Fryer7037 Rock. County Sheriff's

( co nt inued)

* 32.604 96.25* 57.604 41.804 343.394 168.10* 2,803.004 2,900.00$ 1,600.00* 7,913.97* 280.004 2,580.00* 16,604.004 2,377.21* 27.60

Toun Officers Expense

7021 Martha Alexander 47021 Barbara O'Sullivan 47022 Bro un ' 5 River Bindery, Inc $7022 Capital Cash Register Co *7022 Atty. Robert H. Fryer 47022 HacLean Hunter Pub. Co. 47022 Merrimack Business Equip *7022 NH Municipal Association %7022 Off iceland %7022 Plaistou District Court 47022 Ram Printing, Inc. 47022 Registry of Oeeds 47022 State of New Hampshire $7022 Thompson's Office Prod «7022 Nancy H. Uatson $7023 AVITAR Assoc, of NE , Inc $7023 Computer Professionals $7023 Brian Eastman 47023 IBM Corp. *7023 LHS Associates, Inc $7024 Bank Meridian 47024 Barlow's Flo uer Shop $7024 Kenneth H. Clark *7024 First Savings $7024 Joseph A. Guthrie 47024 The Haverhill Gazette 47024 Internal Revenue Service $7024 Albert C. Lake 47024 Laurence Eagle Tribune 47024 Priscilla R. Lindquist 47024 NH Municipal Association" 47024 Plaistou Bank & Trust Co *7024 Rockingham County Probate 47024 Registry of Oeeds 47024 Treasurer, State of NH , . . 47024 Harold Uilliams 47024 Toun of Dunbarton $7025 Ram Printing, Inc. $7026 Best Decision Systems, Inc $7027 Phil Longo $7027 AVITAR Assoc, of NE , Inc t7027 BOCA $7027 Computer Professionals $7027 Hampstead Pharmacy 47027 Priscilla Lindquist 47027 Loring, Short & Harmon $7027 Marshall and Swift 47027 Merrimack Business Equip $7027 Nat. Fire Protection Asso 47027 Off Iceland $7027 Ram Printing, Inc, 47027 State of Neu Hampshire 4

7027 Elissa H. Stone ~4

7027 Thompson's Office Prod. 47027 Gov. Information Sev, 47027 Engelhard/Uarwick 47028 Nat. Fire Protection Asso 47028 NE States G.F.O.A. 47028 NH Assoc, of Assessing 47028 NHCity&TounClerk 's Assoc 1

7028 Neu Hampshire G.F.O.A, 47028 NH Municipal Association $7028 NH Municipal Sec. Assoc 47028 NH Tax Collector's Assoc $7029 Internal Revenue Service 47029 Priscilla R. Lindquist %7029 NHRRA 47029 Ram Printing, Inc. 47029 Registry of Deeds 47029 Bridgeport National $

7030 Kenneth H. Clark 47030 Priscilla R. Lindquist 47030 Pitney Boues $7030 Postmaster, Hampstead, NH 47031 Priscilla R. Lindquist 4

7031 Trudy A. Toune 47032 AT i T Consumer Products 47032 Neu England Telephone $7033 Conuay Office Products $7033 IBM Corp. $7033 Merrimack Business Equip $7033 Pitney Boues $7034 Martha Alexander

, , $7034 Kenneth H. Clark $7034 Brian Eastman 47034 Ualter B. Eaton 47034 Joseph A. Guthrie 4

Toun Officers Expense

4,659 . 2210,497 .04

434 .31373 .78192 .00223 .00324 .84

5 .0092 ,80

240 .00214 .00752 ,0025 .00

1,385 .411 ,215 587,427 .023,534 .00

323 .00150 ,00330 .48

.7281 .0028 .0044 .1722 .0072 .40

204 .5057 .4077 .4950 .0064 .7514 .591 .50

18 .5075 ,00

329 ,755 00

5,000 ,00235 .3045 ,00

3,947 50414 00591 00144 3917 9598 0055 95

295 00134 45349 95

1 ,044, 0010. 0022 , 25

3,499. 982 . 90

44. 4075. 005. 00

40. 0012. 0025 . 00

2,093. 4730. 0015. 00

344. 7t;

575. 0075. 0038. 0090 . 00

149. 623. 502 . 25

509. 004,475. 131,700. 00

Election and Registration

103.213,327.64

575.94909.00104.39254,0016.70

865.1516.00

145.0018.40

7041 Michael R. Auger7041 Joyce Cairns7041 Elsie T. Carideo7041 Grace Curtin7041 Marie George7041 Veronica Griffin7041 Virginia Morris7041 Priscilla Tarleton7041 Maurice Worthen Jr.7042 Capital Offset Co., In7042 LHS Associates, Inc7042 Postmaster, Hampstead,7042 Ram Printing, Inc.7043 LHS Associates, Inc7045 LHS Associates, Inc

Election and Regis+f

4145,172.96

136.00112.50180.0067.50167.50117.5095.00137.50136.53424.50

. ,359.7318.75

224.00L ,414.00

66.00

Toun Government Buildings

7050 Duston Oil Company, Inc *7051 Public Service Co . of NH 47052 BFI-Brouning-Ferris Ind 47052 James Gilmartin 47052 Hebert Auto Supply Co. 47052 James M. Lavelle *7052 Letoile Roofing Co., Inc 47052 State of Neu Hampshire *7061 Michael R. Auger $

7061 Stephen T. 8eaudoin $7061 Leo J. Cullman 47061 Steven U. Harms 47061 Thomas Lindquist $7061 Mattheu Uoodman $7062 BJ '5 Uholesale Club $7062 Capital Light . ProductsI nc 47062 Kenneth H. Clark 47062 Don's Market, Inc. 47062 East Coast Lumber *7062 Easy Housekeeping Shops 47062 Exchange Network , Inc. «7062 Hampstead Hardware 47062 Harold's Locksmith $7062 Huckins Oil Company 47062 Komenda's Uelding&Fabric 47062 Priscilla R. Lindquist 47062 Mears Tractors Inc. 47062 Poland Spring Dist. $7062 Pouell Supply Co, $7062 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 47062 Seacoast Vacuum Cleaner $7062 S enter Auto Supply, Inc 47062 Spectrowax Corporation $7062 Thompson's Office Prod. $7062 Nancy H. Uatson 47063 AASHTO Frequency 47063 Michael R. Auger 47063 Dependable Co nstr uct io nCo 47063 Dobles Chevrolet, Inc. 47063 Exchange Network, Inc. 47063 Thomas Farhadian $7063 Hampstead Garage 47063 Hampstead Harduare 47063 Moore A Hart 47063 Professional Traffic Mark 47063 Radio Exchange 47063 Rock . County Neuspapers 47063 Seacoast Vacuum Cleaner 47063 Senter Auto Supply, Inc 47063 State of Neu Hampshire 47064 Duston Oil Company, Inc 47065 Public Service Co. of NH 4

7066 Duston Oil Company, Inc 47067 Public Service Co. of NH 47068 Duston Oil Company, Inc 47069 Public Service Co . of NH 47070 Duston Oil Company, Inc 4

7071 Public Service Co . of NH 47072 East Coast Lumber 47072 Hampstead Police Relief 4

4 ,594 .732 ,934 .09

40 .00392 .2680 .73

537 .50224 ,0025 .00

4 ,783 .751 ,343 .00

8 ,244 ,00.3 ,934 .153 ,848 631 ,054 00

35 00473 11

55 4098 01

458 4116 4028. 50

1 ,841. 5721 . 00

329, 45150. 0077. 5258. a5

284. 68379. 26

23.90292.5699.51

644.151.79

390.00

1 ,107.70712.04285.00300.00271.93408.1845.00

275.0028.5040.98115.9029.3340.00

4 ,014 .702,414.491 ,880.481,830.421 ,520.80396.15

4,317.052,127.77

986.592,070.00

17

Government Buildings (continued)

70727072707270727072707270737073707370737073707370737073707370 7570747077707770777077707870787079

7101710171017101710f7101710171017101710171017101710171017101710171017101710171017102710271027103710371037103710371037103710371037103710371037103710371037103710371047104710471047105710571057105710571057104710471077103710B710371087108710871087108710871087108710?710?710?710?710?710?710?710?710V71107110

The Haverhill Gazette *Laurence Eagle Tribune i

Letoile Roofing Co., Inc T<

Off iceland *

Village Vinyl $

Giannatsis Elect r icSupply $

Vernon U. Oingman, IV *

Emerson AvenueGreenhouses t

Hampstead Consultants t

The Haverhill Gazette *

Laurence Eagle Tribune *

Professional Traffic Mark iRock. County Neuspapers $

State of Neu Hampshire *

Union Leader Corporation &

Ouston Gil Company, Inc 'T

Public Service Co. of NH *

EasternPlateGlassCo . I nc $Hampstead Hardware %

Harold's Locksmith $

Komenda ' s Uelding&Fabric £

United Power Uashing Serv 1Overhead Door ofHampstead $

Harold's Locksmith *

un Government Buildings

Building Inspection

12.9029,52

,585.00104.40804.07230.24350.00

.00IS450.0015.5829. 1350 .0029. BO80.0041 .40

443. OS1 ,434.45

72.008,43

373 .9015.00

140.00333.00194.50

$81 ,485.41

Kenneth H. Clark

Building Inspection

Police Department

William T. Ahie *

Ann Beaudoin *

Joseph Beaudoin $

Dale A. Childs i

Shane G. Childs *

William J, Cyr $

JohnE. Daniels $

Henry Deamon -E

James L. Gariepy *

C. EarleGordon *

Marie Laidlau *

June Letoile *

Uilliam J. Letoile, Jr *

Kenneth H. Quen, Jr. *

Ualter R. Pare *

Ranlett, Steven *

Donald M. Roberts, Jr. t

F. Carl Rogers *

Dennis F. Smith *

Fred Uhiting *

Allied Enterprises *

Locke Office Products *

Neptune, Inc. 4

William Ahie *

Joseph Beaudoin $

Dale Childs *

Shane Childs *

Uilliam Cyr *

John E. Daniels i

Henry Deamon *

Wayne E. Dumas *

James Gariepy *

Earle Gordon *

Robert Knox *

Uilliam J. Letoile, Jr 1

Kenneth Ouens $

Ualter Pare *

Bruce Roberts %

Donald Roberts *

Fred Uhiting *

Shane G. Childs *

Neptune, Inc. *

Kenneth H. Ouen , Jr. *

Fred Uhiting *

Cen-Com *

. K . M . Commun ications $

Department of Safety *

E. J. Riemitis, Co., Inc t

Strafford Communications $

United E lee t ro n icsSer vice 'fc

AT i. T Consumer Products *

Neu England Telephone 't

NH Association of Chiefs ". *

Department of Safety *

Goodyear *

Gordon'sGarage *

Hampstead Garage *

High Country R.V. *

The Lube King *

Merrimack Valley Tire Inc *

Roger's Automotive Serv *

Sanborn Enterprises *

Senler Auto Supply, Inc *


Allied Enterprises, Inc *!•

Hampstead Harduaro t

Loral Press Inc. *

Photo Stop, Inc. *

Po stmaster , Hampstead , Nil 1

Ram Printing, Inc. *

Sargent -Goucll, Inc. *

tor Auto Supply, I m: *

Thompson '• Office Prod, *

Shane . Child! *

I. A. L. E.F.I. t

128,355.00

4,293.914,971 .455,404.005,354.00

24 ,015 .403. 120.00448,00

2,700.234,084.27

728.504,283.403,133.75

14,993.5024,841 .3?

1 .450.0194,50

2,243.80474.00202, 13

24,057.39353.00235.40193,43503.75833.28497.20184.40192.00117.00415.80532,20280.50474.00144.00775.38197.40115.50128,00277.20172.90350.00

1 ,175.13350.00350.0051.8052,5040.0028,00108.34215.00403.23

4,097.4050.0020.00

803.5838.5044.50

.00'.,{.;:

271.08,047,04948.91154.899.00

205.5032 , 59

504. 1584.4843. 10157.00181 .93100.94

,..,9

12,7505 . 00

71107110711071107110711071107110711071107111711371137113711371137113711471147114711471147114711471147114711471147114711471157114711471147114711771177117711771177117

7201720172017201720172017201720272027202720372037203720372037203720472047204720472047204720472047205720472047204720472077207720772087208720872087208720372087208720B7209721072 1.0

721072107210721072107210721072107210721072107211'21 I

721172117211'21 I

7211VI I

721 1

72117211VI I

Police Department

Uilliam J. Letoile, Jr $

Locke Office Products, Inc $

Loral Press Inc. 4

Merrimack Business Equip *

Kenneth H , Ouen, Jr. *Photo Stop, Inc, *Toun of Plaistou tPostmaster, Hampstead, NH 9>

Dept.of Safety-Bus. Off ice $

Nancy H, Uatson *

Uha leco-Ca 1 lahan i

Bradford Barnes *

Toun of Atkinson t

Dale A. Childs *Brett Butler 1

Plaistou Aquarium tRichard Uood tUilliam T. Ahie $Joseph Beaudoin 1Dale A. Childs *

Shane G, Childs $

Uilliam J. Cyr *Henry Deamon S

James L. Gariepy tC. EarleGordon *Theresa Knox *

Kenneth H. Ouen, Jr. *

Ualter R . Pare *

Donald M. Roberts, Jr. $

Fred Uhiting *

Atty. Robert H. Fryer 3

Shane G. Childs *

N.H. Retirement System i

Kenneth H , Ouen , Jr

.

*

Fred UhitingHilltop ChevroletMerrimack Valley Tire Inc *

Phil ' s SignsSanborn's EnterprisesState of Neu HampshireUnited E lee t r o n icsService *

Police Department

I- ire Department

Kerry Clark »

Dyna Industries *

Neil Emerson $James Gil mar I: in $

Susan Hastings *

Ualter M, Hastings, III *

Paul Uenluorth i

AT & T Consumer Products $

AT J, T Retail Processing $

Neu England Telephone %

C o, B Specialty *

James Gilmartin $

Roy Lesure $Motorola, Inc. $

R i R Communications Inc %

Wright Communications Inc %

Border Area Mutual Aid *

Fire Chief *Fire Engineering %

Interstate Emergency Unit \

Nat. Fire Protection Asso %

National Fire Codes *

NH Association of Fire *

NH State Firemen's Assoc *Poland Spring Dist. $

C & S Specialty *Conuay Associates, Inc. $

Oroune Enterprises, Inc $

fioss Express, Inc, $

C & S Specialty $Conuay Associates, Inc. t

Morey s Uniforms!, $

The Bracken Co. Of NH.lnc *

James Gilmartin *

Hebert Auto Supply Co. %

Kinney's Garage *

NE Air SupplyiService, Inc *

U.D. Perkins t

S enter Auto Supply, Inc *


Sullivan Tire Companies $

State of Neu Hampshire $

C o. S Specialty *t

Danf or Fire A Safety %

East Coast Lumber 1

Firefighters Specialties *

Fire Tech i Safety *

James Gilmartin *

Granite State FireSystems t

Hampstead Harduare *

Naults House of Uheels *

Neu England Air Supply *

Pouer Products *

Gregg R. Stiles *

United Divers, Inc. *

LCA Video Productions *

Br eniuo o dMach ineSa les , I nc ?

Jeffrey Currier f

Bevel' ly Dean *

Dependable Co nst rue t io nCo t

I , I I oast Lumber »

GlenS. Emerson *

Kristopher Emerson *

<i i! ,i Bookstore *

Exeter Runt-All Co. »

I .'. , Transit Mix Co, Inc *

I 10ANH *

(cont:Lnued)

47. 70154. 0252. 4058. 7834. 40Bl. 7450. 0093. 7520, 0050. 00

3 414, 8544. 00

138. 002

,497. 0015. 00

130. 4450, 00

7, 875. 0072. 00

214. 0012 357. 00

484 . 004 ,340 00

802. 00342 00412. 00

10 ,980 00390, 00414 00

i 4 ,424 .00t 1 ,183 .00

3 ,400 .01-

f 17 ,434 .74> 3 ,535 .75-

( 2 ,759 .11-

; 14 ,000 ,00i 128 .545 150 .00S 14 .00» 3 00t 480 .00

»238 ,421 .02

100.0098.85100.00100.00825 40200.00100.00

',978,27115.14

3,238.451 ,583,554,485.90

25.0049.0019.7513.0075,00

249.0030,00270.00108.00

1 ,329.902,430,92

19,4070.52

2,455.401 ,434.29

152.35143.55720.5310?. 84

6,796.211 ,500.003,864.04

157.3325.50

1 ,158.50334.34

3,309.75142.003.43

117.00115.5?350.75190.109.09

1 ,890.0044.75459.2923 . 45

595.7427 , 009.50

342 , 2054.50500.00

4,453.04150.00310,2024.00

972.00340.00

18

Tire Department ( co nt limed ) Planning and Zoning

7211 Hampstead Hardware *

7211 Hampstead House of Pizza *

7211 Hampstead Pharmacy *

7211 Susan Hastings *

7211 Ualter M . Hastings, III 4

7211 Nat. Fire Protection Asso 4

7211 NH Fence Company *

7211 Eric Persson 4

7211 State of Neu Hampshire *7211 Bonnie Uentuorth *

7211 Paul Uentuorth *

7211 Matthew Uoodman 47211 Steven E. Uooduorth *

7212 Beverly Bean *

7212 Don's Market, Inc. *7212 East Coast Lumber 4

7212 Hampstead Hardware *

7212 Hampstead Pharmacy 47212 Susan Hastings *

7212 Ualter M. Hastings, III *7212 Hebert Auto Supply Co. 4

7212 J & F Farms 4

7212 NH Fence Company *

7212 Carol Persson 4

7212 Poland Spring Dist. 4

7212 Postmaster, Hampstead, NH 4

7212 Responsive Marketing Serv 47212 St 's Seasonal Equip. , I nc 47212 Thompson's Office Prod. 4

7212 Tonquist Creek Fire Co . 4

7213 Fedco Tank & Equipmentl nc 4

7213 Hampstead Pharmacy *7213 Huckins Oil Company 4

7211 D. M. Burns Security 4

7214 Derry Fire Department 47214 Hatch Printing Co. t7214 The Knox Company 4

7214 Roy Lesure 47214 Neu England Telephone 47214 Uright Signal Co., Inc 47215 Atlantic Emergency Assoc 4

7215 Derry-HampsteadlntMedAsso $

7215 Haverhill Municipal 47215 Haverhill Radiological 47215 Moore & Hart 4

7215 Parkland Medical Center 4

7216 Nat. Fire Protection Asso 4

36.23237.4018.79

13B.2580.0533.15

533.0085.0020. 10112.00310.20310.20460.20

26.502.3616.7459.18109.6312.53140.38188.0035.0016.4550.0026.71170.0030.50166.84254.20487. 1815.00

,315.59844. 16,750.00110.00327.0045.00253.07168.2068.00192.00142.0030.00489.98107.00549.80

7401740174027403740374037403740374037403740474047404740S7405740674067407740774087408740874097409740774077409740974097407740974077409740974077410741174127413

Department 465,815.71

Rescue Squad

7 151745274537453745374557458

Susan Hast ingsDaun ShauHaverhill GazetteAllied Enterprises. Inc.Brady Busi ness Forms, IncSusan Hast ingsMerrimack Business Equip.NH Municipal AssociationOf

f

icelandThompson's Office Prod.AT fi T Consumer ProductsSusan Hast i ngsNeu England TelephoneSusan Hast ingsPostmaster , Hampstead , NHCharles C. Martin, Assoc.Rockingham County Cons.Susan Hast ingsRegistry of DeedsSusan HastingsMerrimack Business Equip.American Speedy PrintingAllied Enter prises. Inc.BJ 's Uholesale ClubBOCAComputer ProfessionalsSusan Hast ingsIBM Corp.Peter H. KillhefferPriscilla R. LindquistMerrimack Business Equip.Plaistou Bank & Trust. Co.Rockingham County Cons.Registry of DeedsUNH Continuing EducationSusan HastingsAtty. Robert H. FryerRockingham Planning Co mm.Rivers Engineering Corp.

nning and Zoning

Board of Adjustment

Daun ShauThe Haverhill GazetteOff icelandState TreasurerThompson's Office Prod.Postmaster, Hampstead, b

Atty. Robert H. Fryer

11 ,545.7764.16

1 ,119.65154.1462.75289.4039.105.00

180.8147.5032.4611.65

556.3015.64

1 ,125.342,792.00

120.50230.00770.5071.00

1 ,468.55847.00476.0010.00

120.0040.0021.2585.0015.00

247.00135.3530.00120.5027.65175.00100.80

2,148.005,000.00

32,608.77

463,453.74

2,213.52457.30117.6515.0074.23874.71

1,366.20

7301 Harry Mildonian 4

7301 Dyna Industries 47301 Exeter Hospital, EMS Dir 47301 Hampstead Pharmacy 47301 Susan Hastings 47301 H.L. Moore Orug Exchange 47301 Eric Persson 47301 Ram Printing, Inc. 47301 Stephen D. Stock 47302 Anton Enterprises 47302 Armstrong Medical Ind. Inc 47302 Bound Tree/North American 47302 Conuay Associates, Inc 47302 Dixie USA, Inc. 47302 Dyna Industries 47302 General Medical Corp. 47302 Hampstead Pharmacy 47302 Matrx Medical Inc. *7302 Medical Products 47302 H.L. Moore Drug Exchange 4

7302 Northeast Airgas, Inc. 47302 Parkland Medical Center 47302 Physio Control 47302 Ram Printing, Inc. 47302 val's Surplus 47303 Cellular One 47303 Motorola, Inc. 47304 Anton Enterprises 47304 Conuay Associates, Inc. 47304 Danfor Fire & Safety 47304 Don's Market, Inc. 47304 Dyna Industries 47304 Kinney's Garage 47304 Matrx Medical Inc. 47304 Physio Control 47305 Brigade Quartermasters 47305 Firefighters Specialties 47305 The Haverhill Gazette 47305 Postmaster , Hampstead , NH 47305 Ram Printing, Inc, 47306 C & S Specialty 47306 Clark Surgical Corp. 47306 Dixie USA, Inc. 47306 Dyna Industries 47306 Imaging Accessories Div 47306 H.L. Moore Drug Exchange 47306 Northeast Airgas, Inc. 47306 Physio Control $7306 Rockingham Boat Repair $7307 Conuay Associates, Inc. $7307 Moreys Uniforms & 4730S Garry Sansoucie 4

110.00240.95

2,350.0070.7213.20

375.0088.63405.00120.00177.24270.36

1,019.00213.35421 .73

1,108.70263.90197.67638.71407.38

2,740.87583.4323.74

317.50375.00245.00350.00932.00229. 80531 ,20124.0029.9175.20

742.4367.63

1 ,620.00114.99117.0013.3532.96248.47744 .00

1,036.39285.38578.50382.00527.30

5.301 ,656.00

37.00227.50167.35204.00

Board of Adjustment

7502 Equity Publishing Corp.7502 Atty. Robert H. Fryer7502 Uiggin & Nourie

Ins

7503 National Casualty Co.7503 Kenneth H. Clark7503 The Insurance Exchange7503 Priscilla R. Lindquist7503 Morris In su ranee Agency7503 NHMA Health Trust7503 NH Municipal Uorkers'7503 Fred Uhiting

45,138.81 **

627.7111,153.451 ,340.86

413,124.02

1,000.00160.68-

62,694.06160.68-37.58

28,990. 1936,802.46

160.68-

4127,044.25

Unemp loyment

NH Municipal Unemp loyment 4 1 ,653 . 18

Unemp loyment

Shanahan

Ambu lance

Ambu lance

41 ,653. 18

* 35,000.00

435,000.00 •**

Rescue Squad 423,703.16

19

Solid waste Disposal

76017601760176017602760276037603760376037603760376037603760376037604

Laur&nce Eagle TribuneUnion Leader CorporatioWaste MGMT-NHUheelabrato r Concord CoCate's Rubbish RemovalHussey Disposal Co.M ichael R . AugerBangs Development CorpStephen T. BeaudoinC & J TruckingUayne DevitaThomas LindquistSpartan ConsolidatedUentuorth ConstructionMatthew UoodmanUorthen Brothers Const.

59 .80,332 .20,346 .00,203 .62,002 ,00,360 50650 .00123 50,465 1057 Of,

919 51,599 50220 00150 00

Solid Uaste Disposal

Oerry Visit ing Nurses

Derry Visiting Nurses


<p34S,453.33

18,043.00

*18,043.00 **

Center for L if eManagement

Center - Life Management

Center for L i f eManagement

Faintly Mediation

Family Mediation Program

Family Mediation

Rock. Counsel ing Cente

Rockingham Counseling Ctr

Rock. Counseling Center

Lamprey Health Center'

Lamprey Health Care

Lamprey Hea 1th Center

Health Department

Crisis Pregnancy Center

9,443 . 90

$9,443.90 **

t&SO.OO **

1 ,500,00

$1 ,500,00

770577057 7057706770677157715771577157715771677217721

772277227722772277227722772277227722772277237723772377237723772377237723772377237723772377237723772377237723772377237732774277427 74 2

77427742774277527752775277527752775277627762776277627762776277777799779977997799779977997799

Highway Department-Summer ( continued)

St's Seasonal Equip. ,Inc $ 24. 20State of New Hampshire % 50.00Union Leader Corporation $ 36.80Awesome Paving Co. * 1,035.00Pike Industries, Inc, $ 15,849.63Jauorski Geo tech, Inc. $ 541, 25Moseley Landscaping 4 400.00NH Fence Company $ 100.00Samson Fastener Co., Inc $ 15.35St's Seasonal Equip.,Inc *E 5. 00Craig Bennett % 4, 817. 00Richard Toune * 121.00Michael Uilliams * 120.00Busby Construction Co. Inc ,. v , * 300.00DCH Inc. ... % 420.00Robert Johnson $ 3, 040. 00Patrick Lynch $ 1,000.00R E M R Enterprises <E 835.00J , C . Reed * 240 . 00Sanborn's Enterprises * 500.00Sanborn's Enterprises,Inc $ 725 .00Paul Staff $ 1 ,300.00Richard To wne $ 5 ,275. 00Richard Uood $ 1, 918. 00Uorthen Brothers Const * 150,00Busby Construction Co. Inc * 1,775.00D . K . M . Communicat ions * 60 . 00East Coast Lumber * 191.55Frank C , Howard % 80 . 00Moseley Landscaping * 950.00NE Air SupplyiService, Inc $ 362.73New England Barricade $ 312.50NH Fence Company % 780.00Penn Culvert Co. % 6, 248. 30MichaelRoy * 1 ,700 , 00Samson Fastener Co., Inc $ 18. 27SAL Communications $ 720.00Sanborn Enterprises, Inc t 250.00Sargent-Sowell , Inc. * 639.09St's Seasonal Equip., Inc * 139. 90State of NH $ 1 ,178.00Tamarack Tree Service S 360.00Uilliam R. Varney $ 85.00Uickson Trucking * 200.00Awesome Paving Co. $ 1, 155. 00Patrick Lynch % 500.00Moseley Landscaping * 600.00R E M R Enterprises * 150.00Rila Precast Concrete ?> 280.00Sanborn Enterprises % 325.00St . How Developers, Inc t 1, 400. 00Fremont Sand t. Gravel t 700.00Patrick Lynch * 400.00R E M R Enterprises * 400.00Rila Precast Concrete i 435.00Sanborn Enterprises * 400,00St . Ho w Developers , Inc * 880 . 00Patrick Lynch T 700.00R E M R Enterprises * 150.00Rila Precast Concrete $ 290.00Sanborn Enterprises $ 575.00St. How Developers, Inc * 1,080.00Edward Stewart *• 40.00Pike Industries, Inc, * 7,330. 13Busby Construction $ 92,706.30Robert B. Chase I 2,500.00Hunt Rd. Const, Retainage ',.."* 7 ,765.20The Haverhill Gazette 4 55.63Rivers Engineering Corp $ 15,417,40Union Leader Corporation $ 161.00Hunt Rd. Const. Retainage * 2,535.50

Health Department $1 ,000,00Highway Depar t men t-Summer $222 ,713.92

Highway Dept, UinterHighway 13 e p a r t m e n t - S umm e r

7701 David R. Copeland *

7701 Charlene Darling *

7701 Tracy Descoteaux $

7701 Durkee, Matthew $

7701 Susan Hastings *

7701 Robert Johnson *

7701 Fred M. Russell $

7701 Roger Sanborn *

7701 Roger 6. Small *

7701 Paul Staff *

7701 Richard Toune $

7701 Michael Uilliams *7701 Matthew Uoodman *

7702 Awesome Paving Co. *

7702 Frank C. Howard *

7702 Robert Johnson *

7702 NH Fence Company $

7702 St. How Developers, Inc *

7702 1 amarack Tree Service %

7702 Richard Town.' *7702 Uorthen tiro! hers Const *

7703 C 6. G Construction Co. t

7703 East Coast Lumber *

7703 Hjmpstead Hardware %

7703 Jamina Realty Trust *

7703 Rila Precast Concrete t

7703 Roadstone Inc. *

7705 James M. Lavelle *

7705 Con-Corn *

7703 Will lam Ghoal a *

7705 Du'.ton Oil Company, Inc *

7703 Atty. Robert II. Fryiii $

7705 Hampstead Pharmacy *

7703 Bu tan Ha»1 I nga 1

Over he. id flour o III amp \. t eod 4

7705 Road Agen t e. . mm : > l i ii n *

7705 Registry o1 Doodi t

7705 Sanhorn's Entor pi i

"

*

7801672.00 7801168.00 780193.75 7801300.00 780191 .20 7001

1 ,620.00 780142S.O0 7801

8,457.68 7801126.00 7801

1 ,810.00 7601264.00 7301486.00 780124.00 7801

620 . 00 7802640.00 7802

2,370.00 7802250.00 7802320.00 7802360.00 7802

6,946.00 7B02100.00 7802470,00 780273. 72 780227.79 780290 . 00 7802343,00 7802156.42 7H02335 . 00 7802159 . 25 71)02

13.73 78027802

75 . 00 7802LG, :". 780319.20

1 00 . 00 10 i

20.00 7804213 ,00 7804129.95 7804

Robert Boulter, Jr. 1<

David R. Copeland *

Charlene Darling *

Michael Darling 't

Tracy Descoteaux *

Glen S Emerson *

Janes Harnois 9'

Paul U. Hume »

Marc F. Lena »

Roy Lesure *

Matlheu M. Woodman J,

Roger B. Small %

Richard Toune *

Robert J. Toune 1

Alrick H. Man IV »

Robert Boulter *

Shane 6, Chi Ids I.

Joseph Comeau *

D *, J Insulators »

James Gilmartin '!

DCH Inc. *

Frank C, Howard *

Call- I ck Lynch 4

Ne-San, Inc ,4

Dakridge Construction *

Ihomas Poo le i-

R E M R Enterprises 1-

Sanborn Enterprises, Inc 1,

A. Robert Stewart '!>

Richard ro *

i .. qua le Vit t.

Paul Uentuorth "*

Uorthen Bro i hero I .1 »

Eastern M > I; , [ nc ,

1

Akzo Salt Inc. *ill P i i l ado Ci t

Coi 'I *

IS'I Lumber *

Hampotead Pharmacy *

348.75706.50154.0084.00

131 ,25261.0087.00

313,50150.0070.00

495.00288.00819.50440.00

1 ,440.002,880.00

120.00820.00

2,850.002,100,00

200.0040.00

400,0012, 190.0015,300.002,190.00

105.0035,060,003,800.001 ,445.50450.00

2,490.007,670.00

I,

I 22 , 071(14.89

726 . 40159, 25142.60

20

Highway Dept. - Uinter ( cont lnued)

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Samson Fastener Co. , Inc.Senter Auto Supply, Inc,QCH Inc.D . K . M . Communicat ionsNeu England TelephoneRoadsto ne Inc.SAL CommunicationsHoward P. Fairfield, Inc.K inney ' s GaragePatr ick LynchNe-San , Inc .

NH Fence CompanySanborn EnterprisesSt's Seasonal Equip., Inc.J . C . Mad igan , Inc.

Highway Oept

.

Street L lgh ting

Exeter H amp to n ElectricPublic Service Co. of NH

Street Lighting

41 .00577.88119.07600.00666.60

L ,230.88100.00148.33324.00150.0063.00

J, 000. 00

4145,373.36

98.6719,457.39

119 ,556.06

Library

Robert H. Fryer *Library Trustees 4

NHMA Health Trust 4

NH Municipal Unemployment 4

NH Mun. Uorkers' Comp 4

Plaistow Bank & Trust Co 4

Michael R. Auger *

Stephen T. Beaudoin 4

Judith Crouley *Crowley, Katherine 4Daniels, Elizabeth 4

Jacqueline Fisher 4Ellen Hardsog 4Thomas Lindquist 4Merrilee Mandigo $

Agnes Martin 4

Louise R. Pry or *

Elizabeth Rooney 4

Thiboutot, Bethany 4Jennifer Uatson *

Matthew Uooclman , 4Judith Crowley . 4Elizabeth Rooney 4

Judith Crowley 4

Elizabeth Rooney 4

Genera 1 Assistance

Nancy Uatson, Tax Coll.Janine CouncilmanCusteau's ThriftwayA .C lx I . B . CusteauDif eo Oil Co . , Inc

.

Don's Market, Inc.Ouston Oil Company, Inc,Fleet RE Funding Corp.Hampstead PharmacyJohnson Meadow RealtyJune LetoileUilliam J. Letoile, JrLewis Builders Inc.Henry McMahonPatricia A. MichaudMoore !, HartNew England TelephonePete ' s Sewer ServiceThe Pill BoxPublic Service Co. of NHShawmut Bank , N . A

.

Harold TinkerNancy Uatson, Tax Coll.Richard M. UilsonAnnette SkrizowskiJanine CouncilmanPeabody Funeral HomeElaine PhinneyManchester Ho usingEastern Propane Gas1st Cedar Realty TrustOsborne AssociationHome Rep air ServicesSal em Cooperative BankShawmut Bank , N . A .

Sal em Co-Operative Bank

General Assistance

Patriotic Purposes

275.00),020.49I ,009.73105.52144 .54

3,778.0760.7542.25

3,687.25228.00214.00

L ,183.00?,816.50

45.75825.00

1,432.67. ,565.48>,592.00

32.00: ,818.00

45.0035.8088.20170.0085.00

431 ,300.00

American Trad it ionsAtwoo-d Memorial CompaHampstead HardwareHampstead Lions ClubLeith Flower ShopMiddle Schoo 1 Band

Patriotic Purposes

684.00650.00723. 15675.00176.B5175.01151.25

L, 747. 137.69

2,275,00>,100.00400.00

3,597.73475.00200. PO35.00

L ,367.9460.00115.37

3,126.37256.84

I ,000.00i ,039.002,662.00300.00650.00922.00400.00401 .00341.17725.0066.0035.00

579.02306.84579.02

436,005.38

168.00,100.00

6.71,400.0065.10100.00

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Stephen T. Beaudoin *

Patricia Christensen 4

Shannon Currin 4

Patrick Flaherty 4

David Krause 4

Kathleen McCauley 4

Jennifer Ott 4

LoralieAOtt 4

Kevin L. Paton 4

David Steadman 4John U. Sutliff

e

4

Musicmasters of 4Patricia Christensen 4

Don's Market, Inc. 4East Coast Lumber 4

Hampstead Civic Club 4

L a id 1 aw Transit Inc. *616 *

Theatre Res. for Youth 4

The Playhouse of Amesbury 4

Patricia Christensen 4

Custeau's Thriftway 4

Elaine Curry 4

Don's Market, Inc. 4

Alfred Feno 4Edna Fletcher 4

Harold's Locksmith 4Lillian Hum 4

Laidlaw Transit Inc. *616 4

Maplevale Turkey Farm 4

Purity Supreme • 4

The Pill Box 4

Jack-O-Lantern Resort 4

Orummond Restaurant 4

Star Paper Co., Inc. 4

Hallsmith-Sysco 4

Timberlane Coach Company 4

Yankee Pantry Catering 4

Sanborn'

s

4

Star Paper Co., Inc. 4ATR Sales, Inc. 4

Berg Chr ist lanEnterpr ises 4

Patricia Christensen 4National Youth Sports 4

East Coast Lumber 4

Esco Awards . . , 4

JocShoppe 4

Metro Sports 4

N. Y. S. C. A. *Jennifer Ott 4

LoralieAOtt 4

Ram Printing, Inc. 4Thompson's Office Prod. 4

Gate's Rubbish Removal *

Oemers Laboratory *

Hampstead Hardware *

Master Bath Inc. *

Mike's Landscaping *

NH Fence Company *

State of New Hampshire *

Berg Chr l st ianE nt er pr i ses 4

Patricia Christensen *Don's Market, Inc. *

East Coast Lumber *

Greater Activities Pub Co 4

Harold's Lock smith 4

Off iceland *


S&S Arts & Crafts *

BSN Sports *

BJ 's Uho lesale Club *

Patricia Christensen *

Don's Market, Inc. *

Postmaster , Hampstead , NH - *


Salutations *

S6.S Arts & Crafts *

Treasurer , State of NH 4

AT i T Consumer Products *

New England Telephone *

Public Service Co. of NH *

Treas. St . Jos. University t, *

Buursar, Univ. of Conn. *


Cemeter ies

Michael R. Auger *


Thomas Lindquist *

Matthew Woodman 4

Hampstead Hardware 4

The Haverhill Gazette 4New England Telephone 4

Rock . County Newspapers 4

Senter Auto Supply, Inc 4

St's Seasonal Equip., Inc 4

State of New Hampshire 4

Uickson Trucking *

Michael R. Auger 4


Duston Oil Company, Inc 4


Hampstead Pharmacy *

Huckins Oil Company *

Thomas Lindquist *

Matthew Uoodman • *


NH Cemetery Association 4

Ne-San, Inc. *

Oobles Chevrolet, Inc. *

Hampstead Garage *

St's Seasonal Equip., Inc 4

Acme Vault Company, Inc 4

26.009,093.25

483.32325.00

1 ,277.45586.53

2,436.752,212.002,146.011 ,311.001 ,028.64

75.00397.7514.73

225.04250.00920.00145.00400.0014.71

107.88350.0049.49200.00

1 .3740.008.78

570.00731.7471 .7641.79

200.00300.00344.40601.11

2,549.50350.00387.50369.00

2,250.0017.0064.9232.9052.38

224.0014 .9560.0015.0024.9924.99

434.9099.00

462.65120.0070.8866. 7S

1 ,610.002,535.00

40.0021 .8555.7231.2920.8037.0045.0027.7661.00139.62299.0010.0019.31125.2738.50

340.0049.75128.0425.0045.86

829.13160.28500.00500.00

442,373.04

1 ,003.50416.00777.75423.0054.6915.58

687.1322.3534.3948.956.00

100.0010.6017.608.756.86

79.00879.0525.2044.0042.7510.00

1 ,200.00712.04

5.001,012.05

95.00

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Uorthen Brothers Const.East Coast LumberSteven U. HarmsMichael R. AugerStephen T. BeaudoioThomas LindquistMatthew Uoodman

Cemeter ies

75.0034.86

12,903.851 ,278.00591.50

1 ,031 .75804.00

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Conservation Commission

bars U, Camm $

he Cussen *

y J. Uilliams $

G. Bramley A Co., Inc $

nces Brackley $

bara U , Camm *Association of $Timberland Owner 's *

teruorths *

bars U. Camm $

rles C. Martin, Assoc $

neer Dev. Ltd. $

tmaster , Hampstead , NH $

Printing, Inc. %

mpson's Office Prod $

n Designs $

y. Robert H. Fryer *

istry of Deeds $

pstead Civic Club $

te of Neu Hampshire t

kingham County Cons. $

y. Robert Fry er , Trustee $

id Husto n *

ard Riemitis $

lyn B. Shore $


Regional Association

Rockingham Planning Co mm

5,281 ,9190.0020.62

1 , 000, 00586.8410.00

243.0025.00

115.98219.7496.006.00

40,2085.003.98

150.00>,091.00

10.00250.00300.0020.0051.71

172 50

Regional Association

Taxes Bought by Toun

Ta xCo 1 lee to r , Nancy Uatson ,

49,2034.25

$10,952.93

4 ,390.00

*4 ,390 .00

Taxes Bought by Toun

* 389,243, 28

389,243.28

Abatements

James & Ueronica Lavelle $

Marie Uelch $Paul Jensen *Joan T, Larsen $Houell Steadman $Peter Lewis tAnita MacDon aid $Margaret Demers $Alice Harriman $John A Nancy Uatson $John Mayheu $Jeffrey A Nancy Doane 'E

Rene & Diane LeClerc $James Ross $Edward Michalski $Joseph Saldi $Charles & Laura Ashford tEric & Mary Ann Heuser $Brian Eastman $

George Lunn *

Allan Bowie $Robert & Lorraine Lacroix *Michael & Sheila Gorham ?>

J. Raymond & GloriaLebouef *

Pau 1 Hazel *HAC Realty Trust «David & Linda Uells *

Pirscilla Brault German $David t, Uirginia Morris $Uendell & Lorraine Nelson $Gordon t Barbara King tRobert A Gloria Cady *Norris Uebster *Uilliam & Jane Murphy tWalter A Florence Allard *Gen i. Akiko Itaska *Glenn «. Diana King *Boris U Stephen Tardiff *Charles Hartford »Peter i. Winifred Oavoli $John A. Maclntyre $Poter fi. Carol Doulin'j *Robert i. Elizabeth Slager tSecondo Puzotti *Richard A Colli Ui )&on $Zygmund Kupis "S

Kttnneth Clark *Howard t* Mary Chandler *Ruth f. f r fif.t ChM atimeon *8. B, t, 'J . Bi'dn.ir-jk i fBaratt Realty Trui,t tJoan t. Alan Bullerweli *

127 0030 0015 30

324 3660 18

165 23574 00140 92856 8896 7086 40

,082 1654 5261 72

220 1482 30

575 04332 26243 80101 84497 50110 5019 26

112 53403 50694 46157 14265 6221 292S 39

938 79217 97286 9122 30

541 37,171 96255 48207 83308 2097 34

296 03278 SO259 52,035 28170 32280 86110 SO

Abatements

8603 Uarren fc Adele Trested 4

8603 John Tilton 4

8603 Kenneth E . Uheeler 4

8603 Kenneth (. Alice Uoods *8603 John & Mapy Salter *8603 Lenox Realty Trust *8603 James *. Bernice McKinney 4

8603 David 6 Melissa Faxon 48603 Dorothy Sauyer 4

8603 Michael & Johanne Homes 4

8603 Boleslau t. Helen Surawski *

8603 Shirley Stevens *8603 Leanne Campbell *

3603 Uilfred Findeisen 4

8603 Hutton Heirs 48603 Glendon Emerson *8603 Leanne M. Campbell $

3603 R. Mitchell & G. Ualker *8603 U. R. Clark 4

8603 Ralph & Eleanor Green 48603 Arthur J. Isabelle Lesage 48603 Gordon Broun $

8603 Paul Copbett 48603 Mabel Mango *8603 Clarence Collette *

8603 Robert Boulter 48603 Richard Ouellette *8603 Judith & James Perry 48603 George Pekins *3603 Harold Uilliams *

8603 Robert *, Cynthia Larson *

8603 Kevin *. Barbara Camm *8603 Robert & Joyce CaiPns *8603 Antonio Toscano *8603 James Roldan *

8603 Giuseppe Iannalfo 4

8603 Andpeu Kloack *

8603 Joseph PicaPdi *

8603 Linda Burnett 4

8603 James o, Audrey Barry *8603 Leo . Jez iersk i $

8603 Adriene&Alf red Troian *8603 Shan J, RuPing CHen *

8603 Uilliam f. Shirley Sackett 4

8603 Joseph & Lois Knight *

8603 Elsie Miller 4

8603 Geopge O'Donnell 4

8603 James Gilmaptin 48603 Richard Kieley 4

8603 Maurice Randall 4

8603 Herbert Heard 4

8603 Richard Moseley 4

8603 Stephen Dauk ins *

8603 Pamela Allard *S603 Stephen St. Hilaipe 4

3603 Chester Ueber *8603 Toune & Uorthen *

8603 General Partners *

8603 Uilliam E. Beane 48603 Michael Ppizio *

8603 Charles Anderson *

8603 Uoodbury Rodrick *

8603 CM. Ladd 4

8603 Jay & Nancy Goodine *

8603 Albert Sandler 4

8603 Daniel Heenan 4

8603 Joan MacDonald 4

8603 Thomas Foreman *

8603 James McQuade 4

8603 Agnes e. Oonald Martin 4

8603 James & Daplene Castine 4

8603 Richard 4. Capol Emerson 4

8603 Rogep & Grace Duke 4

8603 Richard Kieley 4

8603 Associated Developers 4

8603 Roy Bergkuist 4

B603 Leona Berry 4

8603 Frances E. Smith *

8603 Uilliam Martin 4

8603 Emiel vanderSande 4

8603 Barbara Nolet *8603 Sadie Lynette 4

8603 Stanley Kukowiec 4

S603 Uilliam Klemme 4

8603 Veronica llrbanski 4

8603 John Thompson 4

8603 Ronald Bepnaducci 4

8603 George Halkiotis 4

8603 Proctor Uentuorth 4

8603 Mapy Uhite 4

8603 Robin Leduc 4

8603 David Upso *

8603 Jean Harvey 4

8603 Francesco valente 4

8603 Hapold Uilliams *

G603 Deborah Espinola 4

8603 Robert Pavin 4

8603 Robert Palermo 4

8603 Barbara Schultz 4

8603 Barry & KathleenMcEachepn 4

8603 Uilliam Beane 4

8603 Theresa Taylop 4

8603 James & CApol Rand 4

8603 George & Marilyn Gebou *

8603 Laura Lord 4

3603 Joseph & Amy Langenstein 4

8603 Peter Bunker 4

8603 Alfred & Veronica Daniels 4

8603 Ralph c, Penelope Collins *

8603 Joseph Rafalouski 4

8603 Gerard & J. Lanquirand 4

8603 Alfred 6 Celina Maptal 4

G603 Peter Uheeler 4

8603 J * J Nominee Trust *

8603 C. Littlef ieldAD . Bp icket t 4

8603 U. Choate «. B, Bopas 4

3603 GoPdon Long 4

(continued)

I 49B.79t 243.28t 790.218 858.70& 224.05i 599.16& 1,056.39t 82.12i 32.52i 1,124.24i 27.464 31.52i 231.92t 1,403.546 76.244 52.85t 273.92t 1,213.60I 61.57t 1,773.00t 388.888 970.68I 545.47( 254.92t 1B7.81& 55.98f 145.964 760.76t 81.314 98.96t 135.965 180.946 233.92t 265.92( 75.21I 180.94S 2,587.26t 65.98I 220.92t 89,44S 444.86( 815.74t 192.94

121.0037.6241.62

490.55322.30

1 ,933.003,067.87

18.3360.0925.4681.47

480.6934.63

1 ,501 .14523.4043.79170.07190.4435,6476.38483.7585.5521.3956.01193.5064.1676.3863. 14

2,723.2364. 16

412.462,235.41

121 . 19149.71339. 1376.3873.33

111 .00229.09377.83448. 1097.77

409.4056.01

232 . 2084.33250.60

1 ,039.4264.26

451 .82601.60106.52474.08236.04199.78184. 7B55.26

226,04764.12749.12162. 713

36.26234.0452.26203.78190.78105,32394.56321 .30190.782AV, .04291 .30442.82297.30

22

Abatements

8603 John D. Maheu *

8603 Henri Eastman *

8603 Corrado Coffaro *

8603 Richard Clapie • *

8603 Uilliami Donna Normand *

8603 Fleming Title Service *

8603 Stage Road Realty Trust *

8603 Donna Austin *

8603 Andreu Brochu *

8603 Laurence Boyle *

8603 Richard & Lorraine Duffy *

8603 Michael & Linda Hamilton 4

8603 Sadie Lynette *

8603 Jean Marr *

8603 George&Margaret O'Oonnell 4

8603 Matthew Russo 4

8603 Thistle Carroll Dev. *

8603 Uilliam & Joan Tounsend *

8603 Laurence Fisher 4

8603 City Clerk of Manchester *

8603 Ronald MacLeod *

8603 Thomas Gelinas *

8603 C. Grover & M. Mango *

8603 Maureen Sennett 4

8603 Ronald 6 Jill Guens *

8603 Robert Salter *

8603 Kenneth Clark *

8603 David & Virginia Morris *

8603 Ueber Family Realty Trust *

8603 Eduard Vincent *

8603 Roy i Carol Bergkuist *

8603 David & Gloria Lanning *

8603 Roger Sanborn *

8603 Earle t, Gertrude Hazel *

8603 Knightsbridge Dev. *

B603 Violet Barton *

8603 Henri Eastman *

8603 Mary J *> Linda Novello *

8603 Richard Leat her _. ._. . .... ........ _• • ±_ *

8603 Gould * Sheridan *

8603 Gregory 6 Robert Syvinski *

8603 Michael Kapperman *

8603 Anthony Zona *

8603 Frank & Lucinda Crane 4

8603 Man & Viola Chan *

8603 Ralph fc Eleanor Green 4

8603 Jonathan Rudolph 4

8603 John Zannini *

8603 1.8. Mortgage Network 4

8603 Richard *. Joanne Brooks *

8603 Uilliam 6 Pamela Smith *

8603 D&H Construction *

8603 Robert & Mary Laf leur *

8603 Eduard Zareroba *

8603 Eduard Vincent *

8603 Michael L. Archetti *

8603 Helen P. Blake *

8603 Jeffrey Broun *

8603 Hung-Ju Chang & Chan-Der *

8603 Norman Clark *8603 Richard A. Corelle . . *

8603 DiJohn Realty *

8603 Eunice Knox *

E603 Joseph A. Ferris 4

8603 Robert Fletcher *8603 James McKinney 4

8603 Joseph T. Jordan, Jr. *

8603 Robert Moseley *

8603 Prudential Home Mort.Co 4

8603 Kenneth E. Patey *8603 Ralph Herzog 4

8603 Uilliam Hagen *

8603 Richard Uood " • 4

8603 Albert Giroux *

8603 Arthur Brunelle *

8603 James Barry *3603 John Shau 48603 Mavis Belanger *8603 Margaret Bolton *

8603 Kirk Bussiere *

8603 Malcolm Burns *8603 Margaret Cole *

8603 Marjorie Collins *8603 Madoline Granton *

8603 Priscilla Brault *8603 Philip Picard *8603 Robert Blanchet *8603 Russel Grush *8603 Raymond Heath *

8603 Robert Hubley *

8603 Raymond Jones *

8603 Jean Raymond *

8603 Uilfred McAllister 4

8603 Uilliam McGuire *

8603 Albert & Rita Bennett 4

B603 Arthur Gosselm *

8603 Alice Staelen *

8603 Ada Uidman 4

8603 Barbara Uhitney *

8603 Claire Brandy 4

8603 Charles Burno 4

8603 Daniel Heenan 4

8603 Dorothy Moore 4

8603 Dorothy Sauyer 4

8603 Elmer Cornell 4

8603 Eleanor Grady 4

8603 Elizabeth Uhite 4

8603 Frederick Gresch 4

8603 Joan MacOonald 4

8603 Antoinette Bailey 4

8603 Alfred Delisle 4

8603 Alma Gay 4

8603 Andreu Mentus 4

8603 Anna E. O'Donnell 4S603 Angelo Sarbanis 4

8603 George&CatherineUilliams 4

8603 Alfred Uoodbury 4

8603 Bank Boston Mortgage Co 4

( continued)

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6.4914.15

128.00562.7542.75160.25944.25269.00272.00947.20263.00366.50301.75,050.09400.3838.75

,815.78724 .00114.58593.8213.96

758.0057.61143.0037.83

566.12138.36732.16228 .0013.61

3 ,242 9

440.001 ,299.001 ,548.001 ,566.001 ,707.88

528.44728.00583.00

1 ,412.0016.00

227.00109.0043.69635.20

2,161.0043.8950.315.076.00

165.9128.0020.0012.00

6,092.49112.1115.1515. 1515. 1515. 15

112.11112.1115.1515. 1515. 1515. 1515. 1515.15

15. 1515.1515.1515. 1515.15

112.1115.15

112. 1115.15

112.1115.1515.1515.1515.1515. 1515.1515.15

112.11112.1115.1515.15

112.11112. 11

15.1515. IS15.1550.3115.15

4 ,541 .00

Abatements

8603 Barbara Gelinas8603 Boleslau Surauski8603 Bertha Tidd8603 Beverly Uhiteneck8603 Claudette Boucher8603 Edith Childs8603 Clayton Simpson8603 Daniel Grant8603 Daniel Healey8603 Donna Kimball8603 Donald U. Moore8603 Denis Ouellette8603 Oorothy Roderick8603 Doris Uilcox8603 Eduard Cooper8603 Evelyn Goudreault8603 C. Earle Gordon8603 Edvill Hum8603 Elsie Miller8603 Esther Orcutt8603 Eliza Piazza8603 Elizabeth Uoodcock8603 Frank Aiello8603 Frank E. & Lucinda Crane8603 Frank & Lucinda Crane8603 Frank A. Corbett8603 Florence A. Goundrey8603 Francis McCarthy3603 Gladys Gibbons8603 Gerlad Lattanzi8603 George Lanouette8603 Grantly C. Sagris8603 George Uhite8603 Hermine Ashby8603 Harold S. Castle8603 Horace Cook8603 Harriett Grush8603 Herman Haggett8603 Hugh & Marie Mattheus8603 Harry Playdon8603 ' Henry Rousseau8603 Houard S. Richter8603 Robert Hubley8603 James E. Bradley8603 James 6 Virginia Bradley8603 James Barrett8603 Joseph Colella8603 James Donoghue8603 James Erricolo8603 John A. Houard8603 Joseph Jacobs8603 Joseph Knight8603 John L. Beckett8603 James McKinney8603 Flora May8603 Joseph Sears8603 Joseph Uilliamson8603 Kathrine Bureau8603 Kenneth U. Fiff ick8603 Kenneth Hancock8603 Kenneth Libby8603 Oenise & Lebaron Atherton8603 Leo F. Bourdelais8603 Laurence Croue8603 Louise Huntington8603 Lionel Lescarbeau8603 Lena P. Shripsa8603 Margaret Beckford8603 Marcellina Cabrere8603 Mary Gordon8603 Martha Jackman8603 Mary Johnson8603 Miles N. Libby8603 Mortimer O'Sullivan8603 Milton Taylor8603 Martin & Cheryl Uaters8603 Olga Smith8603 Pauline Binns8603 Peter Fenton8603 Phyllis Kennedy8603 Patricia Phillips8603 Paul Studley8603 Raymond Beauchesne8603 Rita Deacy8603 Raymond Eduards8603 Raymond Gianf rancesco8603 Ralph Herzog8603 Robert Heaphy8603 Robert Jacobsen8603 Robert T. Leuis8603 Ralph Merntt8603 Raymond Rocheleau8603 Raymond Teff

t

8603 Ruth Uhiteley8603 Shirley Bryant8603 Stuart Klotzle8603 Susan A. Messina8603 Shirley Stevens8603 Thomas R. Burke8603 Theresa Mentus8603 Verna Donahue8603 Virginia Murphy8603 Vaughn Uilliamson8603 Uallace Cutting8603 Uilliam Murphy8603 Uilliam Smith8603 Toun Clerk8603 Charles Huntley8603 John Laidlau8603 Ernest Poore

Abatements

< cont inued)

15. 15112.1115.1515. 1515.15

112.1115.1515. 1515.15IE 15

112.114.00

112.1115. 1515.15If. 1515.151^ 1515.15

,651 .89262.75112.11112.11112.1115.156.00

112.11514.48IS. 1515.15186.9315. 1515.1515.15

367.86112. 1150.07110.6215.1532.3161.3115. 15

112. 11

15.1515.1515.1515.1515.1574.31

331 .5515.1515.1515.15

112.1115.1515.1515.15

436, 17112.1115.1515.15

127.26112.11IE 1515.1515.15

112.1115.15

112.1115. 1515.15

971.2115,15

112.1113.0015. 1515.15

112.1115.15

112.1115.15

112.11331.5015.15

112. 11112.1115.15

112.1115.15

112.1170.31

112.11161.9315.1515.1515.1515.1515.15

112.11112.1115.1515.1562.0015. 15

112. 1115.15

4118,368.54 **

23

Property Reappraisal

8601 AVITAR Assoc, of NE , Inc $ 7,291.00

Total Property Reappraisal $7,291 .00 **

Retirement

8605 Plaistou Bank & Trust Co * 26,746.98

Total Retirement $26,746.98 **

Payments to State

8702 State Treasurer $ 1 ,974.00

Total Payments to State 41,974.00 **

Payments to County

8703 County Treasurer $ 391 ,690.00

Total Payments to County $391,690.00 **

Payments to School

8704 Hampstead School District $4,302,895.008704 Hampstead School District * 620,000.008704 Hampstead School District $ 265,000.00

Total Payments to School $5,137,895.00 ' *A

Interest

8801 Bank Meridian * 38,591.54

Total Interest $38,591 .54 **

F irehouse Bo nd

8802 The Conn. National Bank * 40,000.00

Total F.irehouse Bond $40,000.00 **

Firehouse Bond Interest

8803 The Conn. National Bank $ 16,402.50

Total Firehouse Bond Interest $16,402.50 **

Conservation Fund (1990)

9001 Land Purchase Fund $ 20,000.00

Total Conservation Fund <1990) $20,000.00 **

Fire Truck

9002 C *. S Specialty * 13 9.509002 Oonovan'sSignCo. * 400.009002 Greenwood Fire Apparatus * 50,866.04

Total Fire Truck $51,385,54 **

Breathing Apparatus

V003 Interspiro * 53,563.509003 Union Leader Corporation $ 27.60

Total Breathing Apparatus $53,591.10 **

Renovation Library-1990

V004 Carriage To une Neus * 15.00

9004 rhe Haverhill Gazette * 33.909004 Stratton Structures * 1,245.00

rota) Renovation Library-1990 $1,293.90 **

Police Radios(1990>

9005 Motorola, Inc. * 4,300.009005 United Electron icsService * 200.00

Total Police Radios(1990> $4,500.00 **

Highways

9006 C 4. G Construction Co . * A37 . 00

9006 East Coast Lumber * 153.56

9006 Patrick Lynch * 100.009006 Paul Staff <E 200.00

9006 Richard Toune * 10,779.00

Total Highways $11,869.56 **

Monument (1990)

9007 Hampstead Monument Fund * 500,00

Total Monument (1990) $500.00 **

Paint Meeting House

9008 The Haverhill Gazette * 8.609008 J, C. Miller Painting * 9,800.009008 Rock. County Newspapers * 18. 63

Total Paint Meeting House $9,827,23 **

Vic Geary Center (1990)

9009 vie Geary Drop In Center $ 4,000.00

Total Vic Geary Center <1990) $4,000.00 **

Retired Senior Uol.

9011 Retired Senior volunteers * 700. 00

Total Retired Senior Uol. $700.00 **

Rock. County Co mm .Action

9012 Rock. County Co mm. Action $ 1,716.00

Total Rock. County Comm. Action $1,716.00 **

Rockingham Ho sp ice( 1990)

9013 Rocking ham Hospice . * 1 ,500 .00

Total Rockingham Ho sp ice< 1990

)

*1 ,500.00 **

Hydrological Study - 1990

9014 0. C. A. Engineering Inc $ 2,133.759014 M. Ernest Jacobs $ 638.009014 Robert E. Partridge * 720.009014 Uilliam A. T ho den , P.E * 828.75

Total Hvdrological Study - 1990 $4,320.50 **

necyc 1 ing

9015 Hussey Disposal Co. * 8,300.009015 Ram Printing, Inc. $ 220.009015 Rehrig Pacific Company ' $ 9,503.809015 Pat Bracken $ 25.57

Total Recycling $18,049.37 **

Land Purchase - 1990

9016 Atty. Robert Fryer .Trustee $ 20,000.00

Total Land Purchase - 1990 $20,000.00 **

Commun ity Caregivers

9017 Community Caregivers * 1 ,500.00

I o i 1 1 Commun ity Caregivers $1 , 500 . 00 **

Air Cond. - Library

9019 Carriage Toune NeuiE * 15.009019 rho Haver hi 3 1 Gazette * 33.909019 Morris Electric » 2,790,00

Total Air Cond, I Lbrory *2,83G.90 **

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Auditor's Opinion

Vachon, Clukay & Co., pc

Certified Public Accountants

131 Middle Street

Manchester, New Hampshire 03101

(603) 622-7070

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT

To the Board of SelectmenTown of Hampstead, New Hampshire

We have audited the accompanying financial statements ofAlfred Brickett, Tax Collector, Town of Hampstead, New Hampshirefor the period January 1, 1989 to September 15, 1989. Thesefinancial statements are the responsibility of Alfred Brickett,Tax Collector, Town of Hampstead, New Hampshire. Ourresponsibility is to express an opinion on these financialstatements based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with generally acceptedauditing standards. Those standards require that we plan andperform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whetherthe financial statements are free of material misstatement. Anaudit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supportingthe amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. Anaudit also includes assessing the accounting principles used andsignificant estimates made by the Tax Collector, as well asevaluating the overall financial statement presentation. Webelieve that our audit provides a reasonable basis for ouropinion.

As described in the note to the financial statements, theTax Collector's policy is to prepare the financial statements onthe basis of cash receipts and disbursements, consequently,revenues and related assets are recognized when received ratherthan when earned, and certain expenses are recognized when paidrather than when the obligation is incurred. Accordingly, theaccompanying financial statements are not intended to presentfinancial position and results of operations in conformity withgenerally accepted accounting principles.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to abovepresent fairly, in all material respects, the assets andliabilities arising from cash transactions of Alfred Brickett,Tax Collector as of September 15, 1990, and revenues collectedand expenses paid during the period then ended, on the basis ofaccounting described in the note to the financial statements.

QAM, %to, &March 30, 1990 25

Vachon, Clukay & Co., pc

Certified Public Accountants

131 Middle Street

Manchester, New Hampshire 03101

(603) 622-7070

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT

To the Board of SelectmenTown of Hampstead, New Hampshire

We have audited the accompanying general purpose financial statements of the Town of

Hampstead, New Hampshire, as of December 31, 1989 and for the year then ended, as listed

in the table of contents. These general purpose financial statements are the responsibility of

Town officials. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these general purpose financial

statements based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards.

Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance

about whether the general purpose financial statements are free of material misstatement. Anaudit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in

the general purpose financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accountingprinciples used and significant estimates made by Town officials, as well as evaluating the

overall general purpose financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a

reasonable basis for our opinion.

As more fully described in Note 1 , the general purpose financial statements referred to

above do not include the financial statements of the General Fixed Asset Account Group whichshould be included to conform with generally accepted accounting principles. The amount that

should be included in the General Fixed Asset Account Group is not known.

As described in Note 1 , the Town has recognized tax revenues of $139,345 in the

General Fund and $466,501 in the Property Tax Agency Fund which were not received in cash

within sixty days of year end as is required by generally accepted accounting principles (GASBInterpretation 3). Town officials believe, and we concur, that the application of this accounting

principle, which would result in a decrease in the undesignated General Fund balance to

($321,078), would give a misleading impression of the Town's ability to meet its current andfuture obligations.

In our opinion, except for the omission of the financial statements described in the third

paragraph, the general purpose financial statements referred to above present fairly in all

material respects the financial position of the fund types and account groups of the Town ofHampstead, New Hampshire at December 31, 1989 and the results of operations and changesin financial position of its non-expendable trust funds for the year then ended, in conformitywith generally accepted accounting principles.

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Our audit was made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the general purpose

financial statements taken as a whole. The supplemental schedules listed in the table of con-

tents are presented for purposes of additional analysis and are not a required part of the general

purpose financial statements of the Town of Hampstead, New Hampshire. Such information

has been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the examination of the general purpose

financial statements and, in our opinion, is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to

the general purpose financial statements taken as a whole.

\/<jLî(%A^\G

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May 2, 1990

ROAD AGENT ADVISORY COMMITTEEGerald Georgopolis, Murray Smith, Jim Angelo, Bill Choate

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Hampstead Public Library

HAMPSTEAO PUBLIC LIBRARYANNUAL REPORT 1990

BALANCE ON HAND JANUARY 1, 1990SAVINGS 6676 30CHECKING 3402 16MONEYMARKE1 8771 07INVESTMENT ACCOUNT 124462 15

TOTAL 143311 68

1990 RECEIPTSTOWN APPROPRIATION 813 00LIBRARY TRUST FUNDS 90 699 57HUMANITIES GRANT 1107 25DONA1 IONS 764 49MISCELLANEOUS 39 27 33INTEREST EARNED 11787 99

TOTAL RECEIPTS 99586 63

1990 EXPENSESSALARIES 49587 65SOCIAL SECURITY 3778 07BENEFITS 4009 73BOOKS 13037 48MEMORIAL FUNDS 10645 77SUBSCRIPT IONS 1121 08HUMANITITES 788 95HEAT 976 43UTILITIES 3053 40SUPPLIES 2086 21LIBRARY TOOLS 473 16EQUIPMENT 2338 27MAINTAINENCE CONTRACTS 96 00MAINTENANCE REPAIRS/ REPLACE MEN* 4 25 90CONTRACTED SERVICES 345 00CUSTODIAL 255 00MISCELLANEOUS 1961 91MILEAGE 124 00PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE 340 50PROGRAMS 444

TOTAL EXPENSES 96652 51

BALANCE ON HAND DECEMBER 31, 1990SAVINGS 1 277 05CHECKING 6255 78MONEYMARKET 9332 65INVESTMENT ACCOUNT 129380 32

TOTAL 146245 80

VENDOR NAME

** ACCOUNT BENEFITSNHMA HEALTH TRUST

** Subtotal * A

" ACCOUNT BOOKAMER INST SMALL BUSINESSAMERICAN MEDIA CORPAYER CO PUBLISHERSBAKER S TAYLORBANTAM DOUBLEDAY DELLBEACHAM PUBLISHING (BONDjBOOK OF THE MONTH CLUBBRANCH LINE PRINTINGBRITANNICACHELSEA GREEN PUBLISHINGCOLE PUBLISHINGCOUNTRYMAN PRESSDOUBLEDAY BOOK CLUBOu'RKIN HAYESEQUITY PUBLISHINGE.B. ROONEYFAMILY BOOKSHELFFERGUSONFRANKLIN WATTSGALE RESEARCH, INC.GAYLORDGENEALOGICAL PUBL COGENERAL INFORMATION INC.

AMOUNT

4009. 73

4009.73

141 .96367.7127. 37

5332.85225.00200.0019.5512.95

570. 5019.44

110.0019.6671 .75115.0016 . 5015. 0036.29103.95702. 19247.0749. 2527.4553.95

GLOBE PEGUOT PRESSGROLIER EDUCATION CORFGUMDROP BOOKSHARPSWELL PRESSHRS GERIATRIC PUBL COH.W, WILSON COLP BOOKSMACMILLAN PUBLISHING COMCFARLAND a COMILITARY INFORMATION ENTNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICN.E. MOBILE BOOKFAIROLlIS BOOK CORPOLYMPIA BOOK CO.PUBLISHERS GROUPPUBLISHERS QUALITY LIBRARYQUALITY BOOKSREADING RESOURCESS3A PUBLICATIONSSTACKPOLE BOOKSTAYLOR LIBRARYTHE MIND' S EYETOWER PUBLISHING

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT CONTR SERVICED & J INSULATORSSERVICE MASTER

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT CUSTODIALE. ROONEYJ. CROWLEY

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT ELECTRICPSNH

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT EQUIPMENTBROOARTDERRY PUBLIC LIBRARYEASTERN LIBRARY INTERIORSHERMSDORFJAY P. BURNSJ. CROWLEYSTAPLES

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT HEATDUSTON OIL

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT HUMANITIESARTHUR FREIDDAN REAGANDON MELANDERRAM PRINTINGBARBARA GANNONRAM PRINTING

** Subtotal * i

*'» ACCOUNT LIB TOOLSH. W. WILSON COR.R. BOWKER

*» Subtotal *'*

** ACCOUNT MAINT CONTRALLIED BUSINESS PRODUCTSJONES OFFICE EQUIPMENTMERRIMACK BUSINESS EQUIP

*< Subtotal **

47. 93179. 5065. 647 60

11 50198 0049 177 3 0033 6515 0085 90

1227 99367 6S291 74334 53126 22506 59613 49

9 0036 6630 4584 90

155 50

130 37 48

75 00270 00

345 00

85 00170 00

255 00

1611 .02

1611 . 02

229 .00150 .00305 .00

1061 .96129 ,4448 .00

414 . 85

2338 . 27

976. 43

976. 43

139.00140. 20145.80114.00135.95114.00

788.95

23.00450. 16

473. 16

610.00200.00150. OG

960.00

28

*< ACCOUNT MAINT/REPAIRSDUSTON OILJONES OFFICE EQUIPSEACOAST VAC CLEANER HOFSITAL

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT MEM FUNDSBAKER & TAYLORCOMPUTER MARKETPLACECONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY

I Y VIDEO'

S

OURKIN HAYESEQUITY PUBLISHINGGAYLCROINMACKAIHE CUSSENMORRIS ELECTRICN.H. MOVIESREADING RESOURCESTIME-LIFE HOME VIDEOWINNEBAGO SOFTWARE

* x Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT MIlEAGEE. RODNEYJ. CROWLEY

** Subtotal "

** ACCOUNT MISCELLANEOUSATTY FRYERBRESNAHAN'

S

CARRIAGE TOWNE NEWSDEPT ENVIRONMENTAL SERIVcSGERRY LOCKSMITHOERRY NEWSEAST COAST LUMBERE.B. ROONEYHAMFSTEAO VILLAGE FLORISTHAVERHILL GAZETTEJ. CROWLEYNH WORKMANS COMPN.H. UNEMPLOYMENTPLAISTOW BANK & TRUST COROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEWSPAPERSMITH'S FIRE EQUIPMENTUNION uEADER CORFW . MA6U 1 1 RE

** Subtotal **

** ACCOUNT PROF CONFCHILISMERRi-HILL-ROCKNHlANHLTAN.E. LIBRARY ASSOC

** Subtotal '"

** ACCOUNT PROGRAMSELLEN HARDSOGJACQUELINE FISHERJANET THIBOUTOTLOUISE PRYORSUE DUNN

»» Subtotal **

•»•* ACCOUNT SALARIESAGNES MARTINBETHANY THIBOUTOTELIZABETH DANIELSELIZABETH ROONEYELLEN HARDSOGJACQUELINE FISHERJENNIFER WATSONJUDI CROWLEYKATHERINE CROWLEYLOUISE PRYORMERRILEE MANDIGO

** Subtotal **

216. 0094. 00115. 90

425. 9

245, 98628 , 00329, GO86 GO32 , 13

366, 26157 4585 ,8433 ,7566 ,6574 ,8561 ,03

22 .9583 33 .86

10545 .77

86 . 2D35 .80

** ACCOUNT SALARIES OTHEM. AUGERM. WOODMANS. BEAUDOINT. LINDQUIST

** Subtotal **

60.7545.0042. 2545.75

193.75

124. 00

275. 0066D. 0047. 408. 00

37. 00121 . 9443. 308. 00

23. 8051. 30

139. 28144. 54105. 5224. 1024. 486 . 00

12. 25180. 00

1961. 91

34, 5025, 00

?44, 0012, 0025 00

340 ,50

102 .0078 .0090 .0030 .00

144 .00

444 .00

443 2 .6732 .00

214 .0022592 .002616 .501153 . 001818 .00

13687 . 25228 .001565 .48825 .00

49393 .90

PLAISTOW BANK & TRUST 3773, 07** Subtotal *»

3773, 07

*'•* ACCOUNT SUBSCRIPTION3-2-1 CONTACT 14, 97ALAN REVIEW 15BANTAM/DOUBlEDAY/DElL 126 ,00

BETTER HOMES «, GARDENS 16 00BOSTON 15, 00CHANGING TIMES 16 GOCNI t GLOBE 1 10 ,63

COBBLESTONE 22 9 5

COPYCAT PRESS 24 ,00COUNTRY HOME 16 97COUNTRY JOURNAL 16 95CRICKET 29DISCOVER 24 ,95FINS & FEATHERS 13 ,97GLAMOUR 15 DOGOOD HOUSEKEEPING 16 ,97GOURMET 16 ,GGHARV MED SCHL HEALTH LETTER 21 , ODHIGHLITES FOR CHILDREN 19 ,95

HOUSE 6. GARDEN 24 ,GGJACK & JILL 3 ,95LIFE 16 , 25MCCALLS 11 .95MONEY 16 ,99NATIONAL GEOGRAFHIC 22 .50NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY 12 ,95NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER 17 ,95NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 30 ,GGNEW ENGLAND MONTHLY 14 ,95NEWSWEEK 40 . 30N.H. BUSINESS REVIEW 16 ,00N.H. FISH £ GAME HIGHLIGHTS 8 ,

OMNI 23, 97PENNY POWER 11 , 95PEOPLE 33. 54PERSONAL COMPUTING 13, 47POPULAR MECHANICS 15, 94POPULAR SCIENCE 14, 95RANGER RICK 14. 00SAT EVENING POST 13. 97SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 59, 00SCIENCE NEWS 34. 50SMITHSONIAN 20 00

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 40, 50SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 5 , GGTIME 29 12TUFTS DIET & NUTRITION LETTER 26, 95US NEWS & WORLD REPORTS 39, 00WORKBENCH 5 00YANKEE 19, 95

** Subtotal **

1121, G6

** ACCOUNT SUPPLY-ALLIED BUSINESS PRODUCTS 2 36 ,34

BLACKBOURN. INC 60 ,42

BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL 17 2GDEMCO 716 15

D.J. CASEY 79 73ELLEN HARDSOG 31 ,24

E.B. RODNEY-PETTY CASH 381 ,24

HI6HSMITH 33 01

JONES OFFICE EQUIPMENT 63 .31

J. CROWLEY- PETTY CASH 30 , GGPLAISTOW STATIONERS 115 57POSTMASTER 270 ,00

RAM PRINTING 52 , 00** Subtotal **

2086 ,21

** ACCOUNT TELEPHONEAT&T 43 ,26

N.E. TELEPHONE 139S 10

** Subtotal **144 2 ,38

*** Total ***96652 ,51

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Building Inspector's Report—1990

In spite of the depressed real estate market, Hampstead's requests for buildingpermits were at a level equal to 1989 • We continually receive comments from

prospective home buyers that it is their desire to live in Hampstead, which ap-

parently explains the lack of any appreciable building activity in surrounding

towns. Obviously town government plays some role in the reputation we have andthis office will do its part to continue the trend.

Although ill winds continue to blow from the area of the new church construction

on East Road I feel that any remaining problems will, at some time in the future,

subside and the neighborhood can return to peace and harmony. Island Pond Baptist

Church was constructed during 1990 and pastor Carlos Paz and his parishoners are

to be congratulated for such an undertaking and a beautiful church. We wish them

success in all of their undertakings. I was honored to have attended their dedi-

cation service in December.

I have requested approval from the Board of Selectmen for a fee schedule increase

in the building department. Under the authority they have, selectmen allowed the

increases until voters give their final approval at annual town meeting. It is

still the desire of this office that our fee schedule result in a self-sustaining

department and we feel that this increase will bring that about.

Numerous question continue to arise concerning the levels of assessments in the

town when considering the current real estate market. The taxpayer can rest assured

that the assessing department is studying on a continuing basis the real estate mar-

ket and if and when changes in the assessing schedules are warranted, I am certain

that the Board of Selectmen will bring about such changes. At the present time the

Coefficient of Dispersion/COD (or the quality of assessments) is in the 15 to 18

percent range, which is an acceptable range. I have recently met with Revenue Ad-

ministration in Concord and also with a representative from Avitar and both entities

agree that at the present time changes in the assessments are not warranted. A short

while ago the Board of Selectmen prepared a letter to property owners. Although the

letters were only forwarded to applicants for abatements the letter is available

to any property owner. It explains the current sales vs assessment ratios and is an

excellent explanation of the assessing methodology and is available upon request.

In February I was pleased to receive a designation as a certified New Hampshire

Assessor at Concord. There are at present approximately 75 assessors so designated

within the state and I am happy to be on that roster. Continuing education is a

requirement to maintain this certification with at least 25 course credits every

three years.

This year has seen a dramatic increase in applications for assistance from the wel-

fare department. The current down-turn in the economy is reflected in a 100 percent

increase in such applications. We continue to screen all requests to determine eli-

gibility. I am personally troubled by such an increase of funding in this area but

the situation is not unique for I have personally discussed the problem with welfare

administrators in the surrounding communities and find them all confronted by the

same requests.

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Building Inspector's Report (continued)

This year the town authorized the use of driveway permits which are available fromthis office. The intent of the permit is to protect property owners and the travel-ing public and to ensure suitable placements of driveways. The permit applicationis available from this office and requires investigation from both the Code Enforce-ment Officer and Highway Agent before approval is granted.

As usual, the cooperation from the Board of Selectmen and other town officers withwhom I have contact daily, has been superb.

Thanks to Deputy Building Inspector Paul Wentworth and Fire Department InspectorWalter Eaton. Paul is forever willing to make himself available during the timesthat I am absent. Wally is responsible for the proper installation of heating systemswithin the town and one can rest assured that when he approves an installation, it isproperly installed.

And to Dawn, again a heartfelt thanks for her ever-present willingness to be of assist-ance and to make this office run efficiently.

Kenneth H. Clark CNHABuilding Inspector/Assessor

Chatting Staff photo/Mark Lorenz

Lillian Hum of Hampstead, left, and Patti Christensen, recreation director for the town, enjoy a quick chat

during the annual seniors Christmas dinner.

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Building Permits — 1990

No. Map/Lot Name Amount1031 16 24 Kasher Corp., 11 Collins Dr. new home 80,0001032 16 99 Kasher Corp., 27 Collins Dr. new home 80,0001033 16 100 Kasher Corp., 33 Collins Dr. new home 80,0001034 16 106 Kasher Corp., 22 Collins Dr. new home 80,0001035 16 105 McCarthy & Sons, 30 Collins Dr. new home 80,0001036 16 54 Nico Builders, 28 Pheasant Ln. new home 200,0001037 12 3 Shawn Senter, 339 Emerson Ave. duplex 100,0001038 9 187 Green & Co., 32 Barthelmess Ln. new home 90,0001039 16 76 Cheryl Castle, 5 Golden Meadow Rd. new home 115,0001040 17 166-4 Espinola & Jensen Dev. Inc., Tanglewood condominium 90,0001041 13 201 McCarthy & Sons, 25 Birchwood Dr. new home 100,0001042 11 303 Richard Towne, 20 Holts Point Rd. new home 43,0001043 13 202 Green & Co., 29 Birchwood Dr. new home 75,0001044 18 141 Richard Sughrue Custom Homes, 1 E. Main new home 52,0001045 2 39 Island Pond Bapt. Church, 26 N. Salem Rd. church 375,0001046 16 55 Nico Builders, 72 Pheasant Ln. new home 200,0001047 9 195 Green & Co., 49 James Dr. new home 95,0001048 9 194 Green & Co., 45 James Dr. new home 85,0001049 9 197 Green & Co., 52 James Dr. new home 95,0001050 17 261 DHS Homes, Inc., 12 Chamberlain Ave. new home 70,0001051 7 47 Hampstead Civic Club, Main St. public meeting bldg;. 15,0001052 9 196 Green & Co., 53 James Dr. new home 90,000

1053 9 193 Green & Co., 35 James Dr. new home 90,0001054 9 198 Green & Co., 46 James Dr. new home 90,000

1055 18 51 Spofford Realty Tr., Danville Rd. duplex 140,000IO56 16 47 Nico Builders, 6 Pheasant Ln. new home 100,000

1057 l 90 Raymond Howard, 658 Main St. new home 60,000

1058 2 146 James Masotta, 50 Page Ln. new home 175,0001059 16 98 Green & Co., 19 Collins Dr. new home 90,0001060 7 118 Saratoga Realty Corp., 16 Capitol Ln. new home 105,0001061 16 104 Kasher Corp., 36 Collins Dr. new home 100,000

1062 Pope Housing incomplete1063 17 4 Jamma Realty Trust, 2 Webber Rd. new home 20,0001064 13 204 McCarthy & Sons, 22 Birchwood Dr. new home 80,0001065 17 222 Timothy Jamieson, 4 Partridge Ln. new home 95,0001066 16 85 Nico Builders, 45 Golden Meadow Rd. new home 200,000

1067 17 262 D & N Construction, 16 Chamberlain Ave. new home 120,0001068 6 64 John Realty Co., 130 Route 111 commercial bldg. 200,000IO69 16 103 Kasher Corp

. , 5 Nelson Ave

.

new home 70,0001070 16 101 Kasher Corp., 43 Collins Dr. new home 70,0001071 18 104 Jamma Realty, 320 E. Main St. commercial bldg. 200,0001072 16 51 Nico Builders, 50 Pheasant Ln. new home 200,0001073 16 68 Gary Lamy, 115 Rolling Hill Rd. new home 125,0001074 9 189 Green & Co., 10 Barthelmess Ln. new home 95,0001075 9 192 Green & Co., 21 James Dr. new home 95,0001076 16 108 Kasher Corp., 44 Collins Dr, new home 70,000

1077 18 43 P.B. & T. Service Corp., Route 111&121A post office bldg. 265,0001078 13 163 Timothy True, 11 8 East Rd. duplex 50,000

1079 3 112 Drennan Lowell, 119 Mill Shore Dr. new home 16,0001080 7 54 Kenneth Clark, 31 West Rd. new home 80,0001081 17 228 Espana Bldg. & Dev. Inc., 42 Partridge Lr 1 new home 70,0001082 16 111 Kasher Corp

., 21 Nelson Ave

.

new home 75,0001083 7 122 Lamontagne Bldrs., 13-16 Larson Dr. condominium 180,0001084 7 122 Lamontagne Bldrs., 17-20 Larson Dr. condominium 180,0001085 Lamontagne Bldrs. foundation permit

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1086 11 304

1087 15 331088 16 1101089 12 1361090 9 7010911092 6 9910931094

109510961097 16 1021098 17 249

1099 16 781100 7 128

A148 12 99A149 13 154A150 6 64

A151 11 218A152 17 74

A153 3 186A154 8A 45A155 7 122A156 18 161A157 3 72A158 19 146A159 17 246

A160 11 242

Al6l 3 5A162 17 144A163 8A 76Al64 7 147AI65 8A 34A166 19 145AI67 8A 86A168 9 168AI69 2 91A170 17 217A171 9 57A172 2 66A173 8 260A174 12AA175 19 7A176 19 74A177 11 50A178 12 20A179 19 122A180 17 192A181 12 82

A182 13 145A183 2 96A184 12 103AI85 17 212

A186 2 142A187 11 216A188 19 146

Richard Towne, 26 Holts Point Rd.

Silva Construction Inc. , 37 Springbrook

Kasher Corp., 17 Nelson Ave.Delridge Realty, 18 Jody Ln.

Johnson Meadow Realty Tr., 149 Kent FarmKasher Corp.

Saratoga Realty , 69 Cambridge Rd.

P.B. & T. Service Corp.

Kieley Corp.

Saratoga RealtyRoland RaymondKasher Corp., 50 Collins Dr.

Nico Builders, 7 Nicole Circle

Nico Builders, 15 Golden Meadow Rd.Chris McMahon, 19 Cambridge Rd.

Wendell Mclntire, 231 Wash Pond Rd.

Richard Kieley, 82 Faith Dr.

Johnson & Johnston, 130 Rt. IllYvan Michaud, 48 Scott Dr.

Linda Eastman, 275 Central St.

William Casey, Jr., 12 Blueberry CircleGerald Robbins, 16 W. Shore Dr.

Andy Bouckuyt, 9 Larson Dr.

Philip Dietz, 25 Atwood Dr.

Dennis Kolifrath, 49 Lexington Dr.

David Goyette, 35 Mayflower Dr.

McCarthy & Son, 4l Pitman Rd.

Bradford Robie, 6 Lancaster Dr.

Paul Feronetti, 27 Collette Dr.

Emerson Simpson, 18 5 Central St.

Herbert Sweett, Orcutt Dr.

Gr. Hampstead Civic Club, 11 Main St.

Michael Wentworth, 12 Orcutt Dr.

Paul Husson, 40 Mayflower Dr.

Lebaron Atherton, Thomas Dr.

Betty Felenchak, 37 Geisser Ln.

Paul Cafazzo, 80 Wheelwright Rd.

McCarthy & Sons, 44 Pentucket Dr.

Simon Ackerman, 76 Kent Farm Rd.

Mark Greenlaw, 5 Lexington Dr.

Daniel Gravelle, 125 Main St.

Bangs Housing Corp., Hollis Dr.

Charles Pietras, 59 Harper Ridge Rd.

Michael Poulin, 110 Harper Ridge Rd.

Jeffrey Cottis, Brown Ave.

Richard Marrs, Bailey Shore Rd.

Thomas Cummings, 29 Indian Ridge Rd.

Francis Janowicz, 22 Kelly Brook Rd.Glendon Emerson, 211 Emerson Ave.

William Comeau, 90 East Rd.

L & M Construction, 20 Page Ln.Michael Romanowsky, 18 East Rd.

Martin Vidler, 15 Pentucket Dr.

Stephen Dubois, 24 Page Ln.

Richard Perrin, 56 Scott Dr.


new home 65,000new home 110,000new home 70,000new home 60,000duplex 100,000foundation permitnew home 125,000foundation permitfoundation permitfoundation permitfoundation permitnew home 70,000new home 60,000

new home 75,000new home 90,000

addition 1,500barn 28,800demolitionalteration 5,000alteration 15,000garage 10,000remodel 5,000alteration 4,000addition 28,500pool 10,000pool 3,100addition 40,000addition 8,000alteration 10,000addition 12,000alteration 150demolitionalteration 5,000pool 12,000addition 13,000alteration 1,500pool 3,000addition 5,000remodel 20,000garage 10,000alteration 500mobile home 25,000deck 4,000pool 10,000alteration 8,500addition 3,600shed 800

addition 2,000alteration 12,000shed 1,500addition 40,000addition 3,500addition 2,400

pool 10,000addition 6,500alteration 2,600

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13 13^ Claire Shoaie, 27 Anne Dr.

19 66 John L. Lyons, 60 Harper Ridge Rd.

19 68 James Mills, 70 Harper Ridge Rd.

8 133 Charles Sem, 99 Mill Shore Rd.

7 138 Mike Sullivan, 43 West Rd.

18 63 Robert Beaulieu, 165 Brown Hill Rd.

8A 73 John Strykowski, West Shore Dr.

8A 14 Richard Coffin, East Shore Dr.

14 91 David Thompson, 111 Laura Ln.

8A 45 Jerald Robbins, West Shore Dr.

17 197 Richard Green, 18 Munroe Dr.

18 163 Paul Pinelle, 15 Atwood Dr.

8B 76 Thomas Gelinas, 15 Shirley St.

12A 11 James Erricolo, 10 Parklane3 150 Mark Leboeuf, 44 Lexington Dr.

11 248 Kenneth Storti, 42 Lancaster Rd.

60 Audrey Gordon, 135 Main St.

Michael King, 55 Geisser Ln.

George Lunn, 30 Wheelwright Rd.

James Hermetet, 10 Bartlett Rd.

Wayne Lottmann, 47 Raccoon RunRobert Salter, 48 Pillsbury Rd.

Dennis Morrison, 37 Beverly Dr.

Peter Lund/Anne Lorch, 15 Harris Ave.

McCarthy & Son, 25 Pentucket Dr.


Thomas Dempsey, 105 Wheelwright Rd.

Kathy Bugli, 11 Sylvester Ln.

Thaddeus Tomaszewski, 26 West Rd.

John Thompson, 366 Main St.

Robert Plourde, 8 Country Rd.

Elizabeth Brickett, 48 Emerson Ave.James McKinney, 52 Granite CircleJoseph Sheehan, 98 Bricketts Mill Rd.

Donald Chin, 7 Checkerberry Rd.

David Corso, 55 Indian Ridge Rd.

Michael Romanowsky, 18 East Rd.

Robert BergeronPatrick Sheehan, 10 Orcutt Dr.

Peter St. Jean, 12 Regiment Dr.

Robert Nugent, 37 Timberlane Rd.

Christopher Davis, 36 Indian Ridge Rd.

Sylvia Jalbert, 258 Kent Farm Rd.

Ann Donahue, 398 Main St.

7 102 Hampstead Fire Department, Littles Ln.

50 Valquerio Eiro, 44 Pheasant Ln.

174 Lynda Chouinard, 52 Kent Farm Rd.

90 Wayne Donle, 658 Main St.

9 Marc Auger, 14 Westwood Dr.

17 186 Robert Klawitter, Kelly Brook Rd.

4 20 Thomas Dipko, 187 Mill Shore Rd.

6 91 Ronald Gibson, 200 Stage Rd.

8 119 Stephen Boilard, 50 Main St.

31 George Halkiotis, 189 Mill Shore Rd.

91 Paul Cafazzo, 80 Wheelwright Rd.

119 Robert Levesque, 45 Lexington Dr.

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13 Parklane5 Hollis Dr.

John Mclnally, 40 Pheasant In.

Richard Brunelle, 6 Atwood Dr.

David Whitmore, 11 Tory In.

Bangs Housing Corp.

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David Levesque, 82 Harper Ridge Rd.

JoAnn Moynihan, 64 Timberlane Rd.

Raymond Johnson, 11 Checkerberry Rd.

Robert Saulnier, 115 E. Main St.

Allan Bowie, 17 Shirley St.

Thaddeus Tomaszewski, 26 West Rd.

David Huston, 6l Emerson Ave.

Victor Brandalise, 23 Gallant Dr.

Mark Lambert, 60 Faith Dr.

Robert Nugent, 37 Timberlane Rd.

Ronald Grant, 43 Pilgrim CircleMichael Gallo, 8 Birchwood Dr.

Frank Dimando, 43 Shore Dr.

Ellen Dyment, 40 Adeline St.

Martha Swiderski, 9 Westwood Dr.

John Kolias, 185 Brown Hill Rd.

Beverly Baldwin, 493 Main St.

Joseph Saldi, 22 Benson ShoresDerek Neely, 40 Maple Ave.Daniel Kimball, 40 Beverly CircleTown of Hampstead, Emerson Ave.

William Warnock, 20 Redcoat Dr.

Edward Marshall, 29 Country Rd.

Louis Stella, Wash Pond Rd.

Chris Ryan, 17 East Rd.

Joseph Sheehan, 98 Bricketts Mill Rd.

Chris Sullivan, 32 Thomas Dr.

N.E. Telephone Co., East Rd.

Mark Soltys, 17 Redcoat Dr.

John Johnson, 130 Route 111

Cecilia Goodrich, 27 Bailey Shore Rd.Joane Mayo, 79 Wash Pond Rd.

Crotched Mountain, 40 Bricketts Mill Rd.

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Report of the Board of Selectmen

The last year has been a busy one for the Board of Selectmen, and we can point

with some pride to our accomplishments:

• Establishment of a Highway Agent Advisory Committee, and completion and

publishing of our Road Agent Handbook.

• Complete review and update of the Personnel Policies and Procedures.

• Processing of all abatements relating to the revaluation completed in 1989.

• Completion of the Civic Club building as voted at Town Meeting.

• Initiation of a recycling program to reduce Hampstead's solid waste stream andmake our contribution to improving the environment.

• A 27 per cent decrease in the Town portion of the tax rate, reflecting careful

control of expenditures and increased use of volunteers.

At the same time, this has been one of the most frustrating and divisive years in the

history of the Board, giving the appearance at times that political posturing is moreimportant than working for the good of the Town. This is not the case, and we remain

committed to doing our best to carry out our Town responsibilities.

After last year's Town Meeting, and because of a number of questions raised at that

meeting regarding Highway Department procedures, we established a committee of

volunteers to review policies and procedures and to write a Road Agent Handbook for use

by the Board of Selectmen to manage the department and as a learning tool for future

candidates for this elected position. After a false start, the Board clarified our expectations

of the committee, and we would like to thank all of the members for the long hours andhard work culminating in completion of the handbook. One of the recommendations of the

committee and the Board of Selectmen will be voted on at the 1991 Town Meeting, to

change the term of the Highway Agent to one year from the current three years.

The Wage and Salary Committee made a complete review of the Personnel Policies

and Procedures manual, and recommended some significant changes, most of which weresubsequently adopted by the Board of Selectmen. We would like to thank all of the

members for their efforts and hard work, and look forward to their valuable insight andrecommendations in the future.

Many hours were spent this year in reviewing and improving the assessments

provided by the 1989 revaluation of property. Working in conjunction with Avitar

Associates, our contractor, we feel we have a solid data base in place to serve the needs of

the Town for years into the future. One note we should add, however, is that numerouspeople have requested abatements based upon the recent decline in market value of

properties across the board. We have not made abatements for this reason, since it has

affected everybody in Town. If we were to make changes in the basic assumptions of the

property valuation to apply to every property, the net result would be a lower tax base andhigher tax rate, thereby netting no change to your tax bills. We will continue to monitor this

closely, and if basic property values remain depressed for another year will consider

conducting another sales study to set new basic assumptions.

The Civic Club volunteered to replace a building on Town property and in

extremely poor condition, received approval at Town Meeting, and were ready to dedicate

the building and move in by the end of the summer. Congratulations on a job well done!

We are fortunate to have this organization in Town, and the number and variety ofprograms they run for our children indicates the hard work and dedication of this group.

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Another committee, charged with investigating and later implementing our Townrecycling program, deserves praise for their professional handling of the investigation,

presentation at last Town Meeting, and the smooth distribution of bins and cut-in of the

program last September.

Finally, we were able to significantly reduce the Town portion of the tax rate this

year by presenting a frugal budget to Town Meeting and holding expenditures down. Alarge increase in school spending and the County budget resulted in a slight increase in the

overall tax rate, but without the prudent actions by the Town and the Board of Selectmen

we would have seen double digit increases like most of the surrounding Towns.

We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all of the other volunteers

who serve our Town, on the Fire Department, the Rescue Squad, and the various boards

and committees that help us to function on a daily basis without the expense of a paid

employee infrastructure that has become necessary in so many of our surrounding neighbor

Towns. Without the cooperation and many, many hours of hard work, Hampstead could

not be the Town that it is. We have one of the lowest equalized tax assessments in

Rockingham County, and yet we provide equal or better services than many other Towns.Volunteers allow us to accomplish this, and we encourage any citizens who are interested

in volunteering to serve our community to submit their names, qualifications, and areas of

interest to the Board of Selectmen.

We would like to remind every property owner that an inventory of all real property

in Town is due to the Board of Selectmen prior to April 15, 1991. We use the information

for census, exemptions, assessments, and various other record-keeping chores, so it is

critical that you file your inventory on time. There is a penalty for failure to file on time of

1% of your tax bill with a minimum of $10 and a maximum of $50 . We will continue to

enforce this penalty without exception. It is your responsibility to get the completed form to

the office of the Board of Selectmen by April 15, and we would suggest you obtain a

receipt for the form. If you do not file on a timely basis, you lose your right to appeal yourproperty tax assessment to the State. Please make sure you file on time.

We are looking forward to another year of accomplishments in our growing Town,and would encourage everyone to attend both your annual Town Meeting and your SchoolDistrict Meeting in the Hampstead Middle School gymnasium. The School District

Meeting, where the majority (78% in 1990) of your tax bill is committed, will be held onFriday evening, March 8. Town Meeting starts on Tuesday, March 12, from 10:00 AMuntil 8:00 PM with ballot voting for Town and School District officials, bondappropriations, zoning questions, and this year changes in office terms. The meeting will

continue on Friday evening where the Town budget (17% of your 1990 taxes) and various

other appropriations and general Town business is discussed and voted.

We look forward to seeing you at all three of these important meetings.

Respectfully Submitted,

Brian G. Eastman, Chairman

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TOWN OF HAMPSTEADPLANNING BOARD

11 MAIN STREET • HAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03841

Incorporated 1749

ANNUAL REPORT1990

1990 saw a slowing in all forms of building in the Town. This isreflected in the number of plans which were reviewed. However, it gavethe Board time to work on other important matters. The Master Plan andCapital Improvement Plans are complete and should be available by earlyspring. The Board is currently working on Trenching Regulations.

The Zoning Ordinances in Hampstead were voted originally in 1968,and were modified most years at the annual Town Meeting. The TownClerk keeps the official record of these votes in her files. ThePlanning Board publishes a compilation of the ordinances as the "ZONINGDISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES". The form used for presenting ordinances is

under the jurisdiction of the Planning Board and had grown piece mealover the years. The Ordinance Committee suggested a comprehensivereorganization which would allow better organization and quicker accessto the appropriate ordinance. While there was some feeling that thisrecodification could be accomplished under the Planning Board'sauthority, we felt it was appropriate to first hold public hearings onthe changes being made and secondly to have a vote to Town Meeting to

validate the new form of the presentation. It is important to notethat only the format was changed, neither the wording nor the spirit or

intent was changes by that vote. We appreciate the support of the Townin voting for the format change. Should any transcription errors or

omissions be found in the published Zoning Ordinance, we will correctthem before the next printing.

This year a few more zoning changes have been recommended by the

Planning Board and we again ask for your support. The OrdinanceCommittee continues to examine the Zoning Ordinance for areas that needamending or clarification and their recommendations should be available

for the next Town Meeting.

SUMMARY OF ACTION ON PLANS

Acevedo/Danley Site 12/15

WITHDRAWN LaundromatBayberry Realty Trust Subdivision 11/191 & 192 & 269

PENDING 2 Lots, 1 BuildableBrantley Corporation Subdivision 13/57; 13/36 & Parcel

CONDITIONAL 1 lot

Cannister Realty Trust Site 13/118

RESCINDED Commercial BuildingCartwright Realty Site 13-44-B

RESCINDED Commercial BuildingClark, Kenneth & Mary Lot Consolidation & Subdivision

APPROVED 7/53, 54, 80, 81, 94, & 77

Coombs Subdivision 9/57

APPROVED 8 lots, James Drive

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Cranberry MeadowsCONDITIONAL

Crane, Frank & Lucinda Lor.

APPROVEDDearborn Road Properties

WITHDRAWNDecesare, Anthony & Grace

WITHDRAWNDecesare , Anthony & Grace

PENDINGDi John Realty Trust

CONDITIONALDube, Margaret /Dannat, Wayne

APPROVEDEmerson's Mobile Home Park

APPROVALFormula Development

APPROVEDGelinas, Thomas

APPROVEDGeorge, Leslie Jr.

APPROVEDGrover, John H.

RESCINDEDHampstead Outlook

APPROVEDJamma Realty Trust

WITHDRAWNJamma Realty Trust

APPROVEDKnightbridge

CONDITIONALLeaboard Realty Trust

CONDITIONALLewis Builders, Inc.

CONDITIONALLindquist, Priscilla

RESCINDEDLund, Douglas

APPROVEDNelson, Wendell

APPROVEDNew England Telephone

APPROVEDNewfields Realty Corporation



APPROVEDNugent , Robert

APPROVEDPark One 11/R. Mosley

CONDITIONAL

Multi-family Site 8/16974 units, 4 roadsConsolidation 3 /2b & 85

Site 18/111

Subdivision 13/442 dwellings, 2 roadsSubdivision 13/45 Lots (4 buildable) Birchwood RoadSite 6/64Addition to commercial buildingLot Line Adjustment 11/208 & 209

Site 13/374 lots, 1 parcel, Hollis DriveSubdivision 16/24 & 25

5 Lots & Collins DriveLot Consolidation 8B/76 & 77 & 78

Lot Consolidation 8/175 & 176

Subdivision 17/51

Subdivision 13/3/& 150Enlarged LotSite 18/104

Site 18/104Commercial BuildingSite 13/50Shopping Mall ExpansionSite 12/88Addition to Commercial BuildingSite 18/62-11Storage Building & LaundrySubdivision 18/106

Subdivision 2/572 lots, 1 buildableSubdivision 16/24 & 25

6 New Lots & Nelson AvenueSite 13/31Equipment BuildingLot Line Adjustment 13/184 & 16/48

Lot Line Adjustment 13/182 & 183


Subdivision 8B/46No new lotsAs-built Site 13/166

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Partridge, R. /Cooke, R.

APPROVEDPope Housing, Inc.

WITHDRAWNRKG Realty Trust

WITHDRAWNR & S Realty Trust

APPROVEDR & S Realty Trust

CONDITIONALRandall, Maurice, Jr.

APPROVEDRKG Realty Trust

APPROVEDRKG Realty Corporation

WITHDRAWNRKG Realty Trust

WITHDRAWNRoss. Stephanie

RESCINDEDSt. Christopher's Church

APPROVEDStage Road Junction

PENDINGSauer. Helmut

APPROVEDSchultz, James D.

RESCINDEDScott Construction

CONDITIONALTourel & Stark-Houle

APPROVEDTrested, Adele & Warren

APPROVEDWo r then, Bruce

APPROVEDZappalla, Joseph & Beatrice

APPROVED

Subdivision 17/1157 lots. Cook's Crossing, Chamberlain AveSite 16/44

Lot Line Adjustment 9/57

Lot Consolidation 12/15 & 116; 16/116

Site 12/15 (M. Tsaprounis)Mini-golf CourseLot Consolidation 4/43; 7/96: 7/96



Lot Line Adjustment 9/57

Subdivision 1/49

Site 13/10

Site 6/32Commercial BuildingsSite 6/38

Site 12/47

Site 6/64Addition to buildingLot Consolidation 11/222 & 223

Lot Consolidation 18/70 & 83

Subdivision 3/571 New Building LotSubdivision 17/311 New Building Lot

Respectfully submitted,

Randy Clark. ChairmanJohn Williams , Vice ChairmanSusan Hastings, SecretaryGeorge Wallace, Treasurer (resigned)

Dean Howard (resigned)

Peter KillhefferProctor WentworthBrian Eastman, Ex-officio

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Police Department Report—1990

It is with great pride that I submit the following report to you, the

residents and taxpayers, in the Town of Hampstead. During this past yeareach officer has shown a complete dedication to duty even in these trying times.Along with this has come the cooperation and trust of the public which is so vitalfor us to continue as an efficient department.

The poor economy that surfaced during the past year has had a direct bearingon our activity. Most major crimes showed an increase with thefts almost doublingfrom 18 to 35, motor vehicle thefts up from 8 to 11, burglaries from 19 to 29,

assaults remain the same at 9 while our first armed robbery in many years resultedin the arrest of three persons. Also showing increases were domestic violencecomplaints and drinking problems , also a result of the ecomomy . Our juvenileprogram was busy showing an increase of 20%, yet there was only one repeat offenderwhich shows us the program is working. The largest number of thefts were frommotor vehicles where persons left valuables inside their unlocked cars. Pleasehelp us reduce this problem by removing all articles and locking the doors.

One fatality was recorded while the number of accidents showed a dramaticdecrease from 138 to 95. We feel this is a direct result of added radar patrolsand Increased visability

.

The highlights of the year included the arrest of two out of state personswho were carrying almost 75 pounds of marajuana having a street value ofapproximately one quarter of a million dollars

rthe receipt of over 2300 hours

of community service from our juvenile program and the acquisition of a fullytrained German Shepard Police Dog at almost no cost to the town. This dog andhis handler began work the first of this year.

All of our officers completed the minimum training required while themajority of them exceeded the requirements in both classroom and firearms

.

This was a result of our continuing efforts to make your Police Departmentone of which you may be proud by being thoroughly knowledgeable and efficient in

our job.

In an attempt to foster good public relations and to continue to serve you wewill again offer our annual basic firearms course. Our officers are available andwilling to participate in any other programs in which you may have an interest.Please contact the department if you have any requests

.

With the prospect of the economy showing no improvement we can again lookforward to the increase in criminal activity. To help alleviate this situationin our town we would request the aid of all residents. We have officers onpatrol and available twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. If you seeanything at all that seems suspicious please call IMMEDIATELY, do not wait andthink it over. I am sure that with your cooperation we will be able to decreaseall crime in our town.

Pride, understanding, unselfishness and above all cooperation are theingredients of any efficient organization . I believe that these qualities areexpressed by this department and other town officials in our attempt to make theTown of Hampstead one of the safest and best in the state.

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Fire Department Report—1990

January started 1990 off with what was to become a busy year forthe members of the Hampstead Fire Department and Rescue Squad. Weexperienced a high loss fire at the Johnson & Johnston plant on Route111. This fire was complicated by the fact that a commercial cleaningsolvent was present and the building was constructed of corrugatedsteel which held the smoke and extreme heat within unti] the roof andwalls could be opened up. This allowed the interior conditions toimprove to facilitate extinguishment. Once again Hampstead firefighters proved they could rise to conquer a serious situation withlittle environmental damage. This is in no small way due to theleadership of Deputy Chief Paul Wentworth and the mutual aid systemwhich Hampstead supports 100%.

The membership of the Fire and Rescue are currently at optimumlevel and we have satisfactory numbers to allow for coverage of the

Town during most hours. Daytime coverage is usually more sparse but

adequate. Training continues to be our most important non-emergencyfunction. Certified State of New Hampshire fire fighter coursescontinue and are attended in good numbers by our members. These are

augmented by our own training. To facilitate this the members designedand erected a 20' by 20' by 40' high training tower which is used to

practice ladder evolutions and heights rescue operations. The amountof time and hard labor donated to the Town was astounding and this is

only the beginning of the physical facilities we would like to erect in

the coming years. We want to thank all those who donated and assistedwith the project. We hesitate to name all for fear of missing anyone

who participated.In the process of evaluation done to select the new self-contained

breathing apparatus which was voted Last year, we conducted live

training burns in three donated structures using several different SCBA

units. Having selected and ordered the new units we held one last live

burn conducted in a large barn and house in East Hampstead to

familiarize members with the Interspiro units purchased. This was by

far the most productive burn to date since we also put Engine 3 to the

test, one of the finest equipped units in the area. This Engine has 10

SCBA units and hand tools for structural fire fighting evolutions.

This vehicle is housed at Central Station and may be viewed by

contacting any officer or member of the department.

The annual Pvescue Extrication competition was an outstanding

success and should not be missed by any interested townspeople. We

will not. expound on this as the Rescue Report will fill you in on the

nuances of the event

.

Our water rescue resources were bolstered by the graduation and

certification of six fire fighters as rescue divers. This allows our

water related incidents to be terminated more easily and the dive team

has heen used by us and the surrounding towns on several occasions.

Fire prevention and code enforcement are both areas which we are

working to create a safer environment for our fellow townspeople. If

you ask any school child from grades 1 through 5, I know they will tell

you that they have been given the fire safety word each year. This is

to the credit of Lt . Kerry Clark and Hampstead Central School.

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Once again the sale of Christmas trees and the men and resourcesof the Firemen's Association put together the finest Christmas Paradewe have staged to date. Chief of Police Bill Letoile and the men ofhis Department continue to be a strong ally for our operations.

The Board of Selectmen have voted unanimously to endorse a newinsurance policy which is designed expressly for fire fighters andrescue pi-oviders . Thi s program was recommended by the Board ofEngineers to provide the men and women of the Fire Department with fullinsuiance coverage and give their families some security should theybecome injured in the line of duty. This has been a needed benefit forall those who donate the long hours to protect and serve our fellow man.

It is with regret that we accept the resignation of Albert C.

Lake. Jr. who has been a steady guiding hand to the Firemen'sAssociation for 19 years. We wish him the best of luck in his new home.

In order that the Hampstead Fire Department move ahead in thecoming years to provide protection to the Town, the Board of Engineershas adopted a schedule for the replacement of equipment. Toward thisend, it is important that we have the opportunity to discuss thecapital expenditures with the taxpayers. The time needed to createspecifications, plans and actual manufacture dictates that we must act

12 to 18 months in advance of the delivery date of new apparatus. We

have submitted two proposals for the Town's consideration at TownMeeting. Please attend and participate in your future.


Chief Chip HastingsDeputy Chief Paul WentworthCaptain Neil EmersonLieutenant Jim GilmartinLieutenant Kerrv Clark

SUMMARY OF CALLS FOR 1990

177 Rescue16 Structure Fires

10 Car Fires10 Brush & Woods

59 Motor Vehicle Accidents7 Chimney Fires

23 Mutual Aid Given1 Mutual Aid Received

19 Service Calls32 Alarm Activations

13 Investigations3 Dive Team

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Hampstead Emergency Rescue SquadLITTLE'S LANE

HAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03841

RESCUE SQUAD REPORT - 1990

The Hampstead Rescue Squad continues to strive toward excellencein its service to our community. The organization is becoming knownfor the level on training and effort that the members deliver. Duringthe year an average Emergency Medical Technician will attend minimumof thirty-six hours of continuing education, in addition biannuallyeach person must attend an intensive refresher course and submit toboth written and practical examination. Any advanced certification inCardiac Defibrillation, Advanced Airway Management, or Intermediatelevel certification add additional hours to the requirements.

Although this may seem a strenuous schedule for a volunteer, eachof our Technicians gladly accept this requirement in return for thesatisfaction of being able to help their fellow residents in anemergency situation. In one notable call in the past year one of ourrescue teams where able to use the Defibrillation technics torestore a persons heart to normal rhythm, to see this person begin tobreath and have a pulse provides a level satisfaction that makes allof the training hours worth while.

Among the other very dramatic efforts that the Rescue Squadmembers are called upon to perform would be the automobileextrication. When the squad is called to the scene of an accidentwhere a person is entrapped a special team is activated. This team iscombination of Fire Department and Rescue Squad members that arepractised in the "art" of extracting an injured person from anautomobile without adding to his injures. The combined organizationsspend much time dissecting wrecked automobiles that are supplied freeof cost by companies in our town. This effort culminates in havingmultiple teams of personnel that are highly skilled.

In order to compare and expand our skills the Rescue SquadAssociation has sponsored "The Hampstead Automobile Extrication

Competition " . This competition has received wide acclaim from both theparticipants and the observers. In 1990 the competition had over 40participants and drew people from as far away as the Lakes Region tobe a part of the day. The Teams of both paid and volunteerprofessionals where given two scenarios to accomplish; one requiredthe use of the "Jaws of Life", the second require that only hand toolsbe used. The competition was judged by both extrication professionalsand medical professionals. The techniques used and the time requiredwas weighed against the level of patient care provided. This was agreat learning experience as well as fun for all. The next competitionwill be held in September of this year and we have received acommitment that one of the worlds foremost extrication specialists,Harvey Grant from Baltimore, MD will act as a judge. Both the ParklandMedical Center and The Exeter Hospital contributed both Medicalpersonnel to judge as well as money to provide the overall winningdepartments with a monetary prize in addition to the trophies.

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The Rescue Squad Association receives many donations from peoplethat have been assisted, or in memory of people that have been verygenerous in their support in the past. These donations are used toobtain advanced equipment for either training or medical care. We wishto take this time to acknowledge these donors as a group. This supportboth makes our work easier to accomplish and reduce the organizationsbudget requirements.

The Rescue Squad continues to be closely supported by theShanahan Ambulance Company in our efforts. The close relationship thathas developed between our personnel is highly beneficial to both ourorganizations and the people that we care for.

The Hampstead Rescue Squad Association meets on the firstWednesday of each month for business and the third Wednesday fortraining any interested personnel are invited to attend. Thesemeetings start at 7:00 PM and are held at the Fire Station.

Respectfully Submitted

The Rescue SquadExecutive Committee

Gregg Stiles, Squad CaptainHarry Mildonian, PresidentRoy Lesure, Training Officer

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Hampstead Public Library Report—1990

"A Library is not a luxury, but one of the necessities of life."

Henry Ward Beecher

This year at the Hampstead Public Library has been an exceptionallybusy one. Total circulation for the year was 35,469 items; adultsaccounting for 42%, and children 58%. People entering the libraryincreased by 13% showing 20,404 people using the facilities. Referencequestions increased by 20% and is the one factor that consumes thelargest amount of staff time. These figures show the increase over1989. We feel the difference in adult/juvenile usage is caused by lackof adequate space for adult use.

As in past years, space and the lack of it dictates the types ofservices offered. Most programs are held at Hadley Hall at the CongregationalChurch by the library and the Friends of the Library, and we are mostgrateful to have such a good neighbor.

Without the support of town organizations, the library would be unableto offer the citizens as many services. The Mother's Club, with the ableassistance of Char Taylor, conducts the pre-school story hour. Because of

its popularity, it has evolved into two sessions. They continue to providethe majority of the children's magazines and through their book fair, enabledthe library to acquire additional paperback books for the Children's Room.The Hampstead Lioness continue to donate monies for the purchase of audiocassettes. These items are very popular. Cathe Cussen, aided by the GardenClub, planted the beautiful flowers and plants in front of the library.

The children's craft programs were done by Susan Dunn, and later byJackie Fisher. The library offered a book discussion series from a grantfrom the New Hampshire Humanities Council which was well attended. DianeChin offered a seminar on study skills.

The Friends of the Library continue to be both a financial supportand a continuing advocate of library usage. Elaine David remained as

president. The Friends purc/iased a pass to the Fine Arts Museum in Boston,a video display rack, and the computer hardware for the forthcoming circu-lation system. They sponsored many excellent programs open to the public,including the band concert in July, and supplied the funds for the summerreading program. Maxine Stull and Gloria Lanning organized the HollyhockThrift Shop and with the help of many people, had another successful year.

Many thanks go to those who helped and to those who donated clothing. Also,

appreciation goes to those who donated books and magazines throughout the year,

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1990 Town Warrant - Town of Hampstead, NHTo the Inhabitants of the Town of Hampstead in the

County of Rockingham in said State, qualified to vote

in Town Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at Hampstead Middle

School in said Hampstead on Tuesday, the 12th day of

March, next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon

the following subjects:

1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year

ensuing.

2. To choose all necessary School Officers for the year

ensuing.

3. To see if the town will vote to amend the Zoning Ordinance

as proposed by the Planning Board as follows:

AMENDMENT NO. 1

1-3:0 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MINIMUMREGULATIONS GOVERNING THE DESIGN,CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, ENLARGE-MENT, REPAIR, DEMOLITION, REMOVAL,MAINTENANCE AND USE OF ALL BUILDINGSAND STRUCTURES: PROVIDING FOR THEISSUANCE OF PERMITS, COLLECTION OFFEES, MAKING OF INSPECTIONS ANDPROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATIONTHEREOF: KNOWN AS THE BUILDING CODE;AND REPEALING EXISTING ORDINANCE "Article

XX recodified to 1-3" OF THE TOWN OFHAMPSTEAD ZONING ORDINANCE, STATE OFNEW HAMPSHIRE.

1-3:1 ADOPTION OF BUILDING CODE.

Pursuant to RSA 674:51 (a), to delete Article I-3 of

the Town of Hampstead Zoning Ordinance entitled

"BOCA", and in lieu thereof, to substitute and adopt

by reference the "BOCA National Building Code/1990," Eleventh Edition as published by Building

Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc.,

for the control of building and structures and their

construction as therein provided; and each and all

of the regulations, provisions, conditions, and terms

of said BOCA National Building Code 1990 are

hereby, by reference, adopted and made a part

hereof as if fully set out in this Ordinance, with the

exception of these additions, insertions, deletions

and changes as set forth in Sections 1-3:2 and 1-3:3

below.

1-3:2 ADDITIONS, INSERTIONS AND CHANGES.

That the following sections are hereby revised as

follows:

Section 1 00.1 Insert 'Town of Hampstead"

Section 103.4 Insert "March 12, 1991"

Section 114.3.1 Insert:

Estimated Value of Construction

From To Fee for Building Permit

$ $ 5,000.00 $30.00

5,000.00 10,000.00 35.00

10,000.00 25,000.00 40.00

25,000.00 50,000.00 50.00

Over the estimated value of $50,000.00 a permit fee of

1/1 0th of one percent (.1%) will be charged.

A fee of $125.00 shall be charged for a single family

residence, with an additional fee of $25.00 for residences

that contain a legal in-law apartment.

A duplex (2 units including a residence and "in-law-

apartment") shall be charged a fee of $150.00.

Condominiums and apartments shall be charged at a rate

of $75.00 per unit.

Electrical Permits

Residential

(single family) $30.00

Condominiums 20.00 per unit/per common building

Multi-family 20.00 per unit/per common building

Commercial 50.00

Plumbing Permits

Residential

(single family) $30.00

Condominiums 20.00 per unit/per common building

Multi-family 20.00 per unit/percommon building

Commercial 50.00

Heating Permits

Residential $25.00

Condominiums 20.00 Per unit/percommon building

(individual heating systems

for each unit-same as

residential fee)

Commercial 35.00

Multi-family 20.00 per unit/per building

Gas Permits

Residential $25.00

Condominiums 20.00 per unit

Commercial 35.00

Multi-family 20.00 per unit

Gas storage tanks and underground piping

1-3:3 PENALTIES

$35.00

Delete Section 117.4 and insert in lieu thereof the

following:

"117.4. In accordance with the requirements of

NHRSA 676:17, any person who violates any of the

provisions of this code or any condition of a permit

issued by any local administrator or land use board

acting under the authority ot this title:

(a.) Shall be guilty of a misdemeanor if a natural person,

or guilty of a felony if any other person.

(b.) Shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed

$1 00.00 for each day that such violation is found to

continue after the conviction date or after the date

on which the violator receives written notice from

the municipality that he is in violation, whichever is

earlier."

1-3:4 BOARD OF BUILDING APPEALS

The Hampstead Zoning Board of Appeals/Adjustment

shall also sit and act and is hereby so authorized to

act, as the Hampstead Code Board of Appeals as is

required by RSA 674:51 II, (and in accordance with)

RSA 673:1 V, 673:3 II, and 673:5. Members and

alternates appointed to the Hampstead Zoning Board

of Appeals/Adjustment shall automatically thereby be

appointed as members or alternates, respectively, of

the Hampstead Building Code Board of Appeals.

1-3:5 SAVING CLAUSE.

That nothing in this Ordinance or in the building code

hereby adopted shall be construed to affect any suit or

proceeding impending in any court, or any rights

acquired, or liability incurred, or any cause or causes

of action acquired or existing, under any act or

ordinance hereby repealed as cited in Section 2 of this

Ordinance; nor shall any just or legal right or remedy of

any character be lost, impaired or affected by this

Ordinance.

1-3:6 DATE OF EFFECT

That the Town Clerk shall certify the adoption of this

Ordinance and cause the same to be filed as required

by law; and this Ordinance Shall take full force and

effect immediately after the date of adoption by the

voters of the Town of Hampstead.

Recommended by the Planning Board

4. To see if the town will vote to amend the Zoning

Ordinance as proposed by the Planning Board as

follows:

AMENDMENT NO. 2

To amend Article 111-2:2. 1.B and Article lll-3:2.B

(PERMITTED USES concerning the keeping of animals)

by adding the following sentence:

"No such fencing shall be erected closer than 10 feet

from abutters' property lines unless such fence is at

least 200 feet from abutters' residences.

And to amend Article

read:

1-2:2.1. E and Article lll-3:2.E to

"Large animals such as horses and cattle shall not be

kept on lots of less than four acres unless the lot meetsthe following conditions: No more than one large animal

shall be kept on a two-acre lot; not more than three (3)

animals on a three-acre lot and no more than five (5)

animals on a lot of less than four acres."

Recommended by the Planning Board.



follows:

AMENDMENT No. 3

To amend Article IV-4:5 (SIGNS, SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS)by adding:

"3. that the design and materials of the sign be approved

by the Board of Adjustment and,"

4. that where the frontage of a lot exceeds 300 feet

frontage, a bonus aggregate area not to exceed 1

square foot of display area for every 4 linear feet of

excess frontage shall be allowed and,

5. that no one sign shall exceed the maximum display

area restrictions for that Zone.




follows:

AMENDMENT NO. 4

To amend Article IV:4.1 B (SIGNS) by adding the following

paragraph:

"The display area of a sign is the surface area of the

regular geometric shape (e.g. rectangle, hexagon,

circle) containing the textual message and graphic

body of the sign, including borders and surrounding

space used to emphasize or set off the message from

the external dimensions of the sign. The angles of the

geometric shape must be 90 degrees or greater. The

area of the supporting structures is not included in the

display area unless it forms part of the graphic message

body."


7. Shall we adopt the provisions of RSA 72:28, V and VI

for an optional veterans' exemption and an expanded

qualifying war service for veterans seeking the

exemptions? The optional veterans' exemption is $1 00,

rather than $50.

8. Shall we adopt the provisions of RSA 72:29-a, II to

increase the surviving spouse exemption for surviving

spouses of veterans who die while on active duty in

certain conflicts from $700 to $1400?

9. Shall we adopt the provisions of RSA 72:35, IV for an

optional property tax exemption on residential property

for a service-connected total disability? The optional

disability exemption is $1 ,400, rather than $700.

10. Are you in favor of returning to a 1-year term (as

provided in RSA 231 :62) for the town highway agent,

beginning with the term of the agent who shall be

elected at next year's regular town meeting?

11. To see if the town will vote to raise such sums of

money as may be necessary to defray town charges

for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the

same.

General Government

Public Safety

Highways

Sanitation

Health

Welfare

Culture and Recreation

Debt Service

Miscellaneous

$ 363,310.00

324,705.00

383,000.00

343,000.00

52,795.00

75,000.00

146,260.00

68,562.50

167,700.00

$1,924,332.50

Unanimously recommended by the Budget Committee.

12. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen

to hire money for the use of the town in anticipation of

taxes and pay for the interest on same.

13. To hear reports of Auditors and Committees and to act

thereon.

14. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen

to dispose of, by public auction or advertised sealed

bid, any real estate acquired by the town through Tax

Collector's deeds, excluding those parcels of real estate

which the Conservation Commission recommends for

retention in the best interest of the town, as provided in

RSA 80:42 and 80:42a.

15. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to

accept private donations of land, interest in land or

money for the purposes of contributing to the local

matching portion required for acquiring conservation

land or interest in land and other costs associated

therewith for permanent conservation use under the

N.H. Land Conservation Investment Program (LCIP)

RSA 221 :A, and authorize the Selectmen to apply for

and accept the state matching funds under the LCIPfor the purposes of acquisition of the fee or lesser

interest in conservation land. Said appropriated funds

and state matching funds may be expended by a

majority vote of the Conservation Commission with

the approval of the Selectmen.

1 6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the

sum of $20,000 to be added to the Conservation Fundfor future land acquisition by the Conservation

Commission.



sum of $5,340.00 for a Water Resources Managementand Protection Plan to be incorporated into the TownMaster Plan.

Recommended by the Conservation Commission and

Planning Board.



sum of $28,000.00 and to expend the same for a

general six percent (6%) pay raise for Town employees.

Unanimously not recommended by the Budget Committee.


sum of $200,000.00 for the purchase of a Class Apumper for the Fire Department.


20. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the

sum of $1 00,000.00 for a capital reserve fund for the

future purchase of fire apparatus.

Unanimously recommended by the Budget Committee if

Article 19 is defeated.

Unanimously not recommended by the Budget Committee

if Article 19 is adopted.

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.

To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the

sum of $100,000.00 to add to the established capital

reserve fund for the purchase of land and/or toward

construction of a new public library building.



sum of $1 5,000.00 for the purpose of an engineering

study for capital improvements to highways as

recommended by the Road Agent and the Highway

Capital Improvements Master Plan—proposed roads:

Westwood Road, Eastman Drive, Old Forge Road,

and Quarry Road.



sum of $1,000 for the purpose of honoring the menand women serving our country during the Gulf War.



sum of $1 8,043.00 to support the Rockingham Visiting

Nurse Association.



sum of $6,711.00 to support the Center for Life

Management.


27. To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen to legally

adopt an appropriate resolution in the form approved

by the Board of Trustees of the New Hampshire

Retirement System, so that those full-time Town

employees (presently five in number) who are not

presently part of any retirement system, shall become

eligible to participate in the New Hampshire Retirement

System from and after January 1 , 1 991 , with no credit

for prior service unless the Town by subsequent vote,

votes to fund such service; and to raise and appropriate

the sum of $6,200.00 to fund the contribution to said

retirement system for said employees for the year

1991.

By petition.


Unanimously recommended by the Personnel Policies

Wage and Salary Committee.

28. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Library

Trustees to accept, expend and apply any gifts and

donations made to the Trustees and to makeapplication for and to receive and spend in the nameof the town library any grants or other funds as maynow or hereafter be forthcoming from Federal, State,

local or private agencies that would be of benefit to the

library, and all expenditures to be in accordance with

RSA202-A:3, 6, and 11.


sum of $20,000.00 and authorize the Selectmen to

apply to the state of New Hampshire for matching

fu nds to redesign the intersection of Old Danville Road

and Route 121 A.


30. To see if the town will vote to accept the donation of

the Eli and Bessie Cohen foundation for $4,000.00.

31. To see if the town will vote to reconvey to Peter M.

Chiachio, Jr., and John R. Delgenio, as their interests

may appear, the land and buildings known as Tax Map14, Lot 23, taken from them by the town for 1 980 taxes

and conveyed to the town by Collector's Deed recorded

in Book 2437 at Page 466 of the Rockingham County

Registry of Deeds, in consideration of the payment by

said Chiachio and DelGenio of all unpaid taxes thereon

together with all accrued interest, penalties and costs.

32. To see if the town will vote to discontinue Leighton

Road, under RSA 231:43.

33. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Plaistov

Area Transit Advisory Committee to continue t(j

negotiate to bring rail transportation and facilities tcj

the Plaistow area. (No cost to the town is anticipated.

34. To see if the town will vote to direct the Chief of Police

to make public accurate transcripts of the daily police!

logs.

By petition.


to maintain all police records and town-owned police

equipment (with the exception of police cruisers) at the!

Hampstead Police Station located at 16 Emerson'

Avenue or in another designated town building.

By petition.


to comply with the New Hampshire Right to Know Lav

(and the Federal Freedom of Information Act) upor

request.

By petition.

37. To see if the town will vote to accept the following

portion of Tanglewood Drive: from the intersection o

Webber Road 611 feet ± to the boundary of Tax ma;

18, Lot 166.

By petition.

38. To see if the town will vote to accept Bloody Brool

Road and Buttrick Road as town roads.

I

Given under our hands and seal, this fourteenth day of

February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and

ninety one.

A true -Attest

The polls will not close before 6:00 PM. It is understood

that a motion will be made at the opening of the meeting

that the polls remain open until 8:00 PM.

Articles 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 will be voted by ballot on

Tuesday, March 12, 1991.

The remaining articles will be voted at the business meeting

which will be held on Friday, March 15, 1991 , at 7:00 PM in

the Middle School Gymnasium.

Budget of the Town of Hampstead, NH

PURPOSES OF APPROPRIATION(RSA 31 :4)

INCOME

Appropriations1990

Actual

Expenditures1990

APPROPRIATIONSENSUING FISCAL

YEAR 1991

Town Officers' Salary

Town Officers' Expenses

Election and Registration Expenses

Cemeteries

General Government Buildings

Reappraisal of Property

Planning and Zoning

Legal Expenses

Advertising and Regional Association

Board of Adjustment

PUBLIC SAFETYPolice Department

Fire Department

Rescue SquadBuilding Inspection

HIGHWAYS, STREETS & BRIDGESTown Maintenance

Street Lighting

SANITATIONSolid Waste Disposal

HEALTHHealth Department

Ambulances

Retired Senior Volunteer Program

Rockingham Hospice

Vic Geary Center

Community Caregivers

Family Mediation

Rockingham Counseling Center


Center for Life ManagementLamprey Health Center

Rockingham Community Action

WELFAREGeneral Assistance

CULTURE AND RECREATIONLibrary


Patriotic Purposes


39,650.00 41,029.00 42,550.00

25,804.29 127,350.00 145,172.96 125,900.00

177.00 8,000.00 4,657.01 2,600.00

11,064.75 36,840.00 24,456.20 36,585.00

537.00 79,750.00 81,685.61 75,630.00

5,000.00 7,291.00 4,000.00

36,213.87 83,000.00 63,453.74 60,300.00

8,000.00 13,124.02 10,000.00

4,390.00 4,390.00 4,245.00

3,079.00 6,000.00 5,138.81 6,000.00

47,563.22 214,400.00 238,621.02 208,700.00

1,494.10 65,800.00 65,815.71 65,500.00

19,410.00 23,903.16 22,150.00

27,400.00 28,355.00 28,355.00

85.00 374,900.00 368,087.28 362,000.00

20,000.00 19,556.06 21,000.00

9,305.00 352,415.00 348,453.33 343,000.00

1,500.00 1,000.00 1,500.00

35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00

700.00

1,500.00

3,000.00

1,500.00

9,455.50 9,443.90 6,817.00

650.00 650.00 650.00

18,043.00 18,043.00

6,391.00 6,391.00

1,500.00 1,500.00

2,128.00

550.40 30,000.00 36,005.38 75,000.00

7,839.50 81,300.00 81,300.00 87,160.00

42,550.00 42,373.04 45,850.00

2,750.00 2,839.81 3,250.00

10,000.00 10,952.93 10,000.00

PURPOSES OF APPROPRIATION(RSA31:4)

Appropriations1990

(1990-91)

Actual

Expenditures1990

(1990-91)

APPROPRIATIONSENSUING FISCAL

YEAR 1991(1991-92)

DEBT SERVICEPrincipal of Long-Term Bonds & Notes

Interest Expense—Long Term Bonds & Notes

Interest Expense—Tax Anticipation Notes

40,000.00

16,402.50

20,000.00

40,000.00

16,402.50

38,591.54

35,000.00

13,562.50

20,000.00

MISCELLANEOUSFICA, Retirement & Pension Contributions

Insurance

Unemploymnent Compensation

TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS

18,610.78

1,396.66

26,200.00

110,000.00

1,500.00

1,925,547.00

26,746.98

129,044.25

1,653.18

1,981,127.42

26,200.00

140,000.00

1,500.00

1,924,332.50

SOURCES OF REVENUE

ESTIMATEDREVENUE

1990

(1990-91)

ACTUALREVENUE

1990

(1990-91)

ESTIMATEDREVENUE

1991

(1991-92)

TAXESYield Taxes

Interest and Penalties on Taxes

Inventory Penalties

Land Use Change Tax

INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES-STATEShared Revenue-Block Grant

Highway Block Grant

LICENSES AND PERMITSMotor Vehicle Permit Fees

Dog Licenses

CHARGES FOR SERVICESIncome From Departments

MISCELLANEOUS REVENUESInterest on Deposits

Gift - Tel Noar

1,000.00

23,000.00

3,000.00

20,000.00

100,000.00

60,000.00

600,000.00

3,200.00

160,000.00

40,000.00

4,000.00

428.07

109,495.15

150,992.94

62,809.14

546,871.00

4,091.00

171,267.25

74,667.43

6,000.00

50,000.00

5,000.00

20,000.00

100,000.00

66,532.15

500,000.00

4,000.00

160,000.00

50,000.00

4,000.00

TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS 1,014,200.00 1,120,621.98 970,532.15

Assistant Director Judi Crowley organized the summer reading programwith the state-wide theme of "Get that Reading Rhythm". Crafts were ledby Susan Dunn, and the story-time was led by Janet Thiboutot. HermineAshby was awarded the prize for guessing the number of books read - 6908 itemsduring the summer. Parties were held for all the age groups participating.

Staff continues to participate in professional conferences and work-shops. Mrs. Rooney was elected chairman of the Merri-Hill-Rock LibraryCo-operative, a group of 21 libraries. Mrs. Crowley attended the variousworkshops centering on computer needs for a public library. Mrs. Crowleyand Mrs. Rooney met with the school librarians to better serve the needsof the students. The library also hosted many pre-school and school visits.

Memorial funds, and the donation from the Friends of the Library,enabled us to ready for computerizing the circulation system. Staff andvolunteers have been adding barcode labels to books preparing for commence-ment of the system by early spring. Patron cards will also be barcodedand when completed, checking out materials will be faster and more accurate.Inter-library loan throughout the state through electronic mail hasshortened the time borrowing books from other libraries for patrons.

We were sorry to have Ellen Hardsog and Jackie Fisher leave us,and Jennifer Watson off to college; but welcomed Betsy Daniels andMerrilee Mandigo to the staff. Elaine David, Elsie Miller, and MargaretNoonan continue to give endless hours helping us in the library.

The library has benefited from having Mr. Joseph Hannigan return to

the Board of Trustees; and Mrs. Pamela Hartung, Treasurer, and Dr. JayBurns, Chairman, continue to pursue avenues on how best to serve thecommunity on a long-term basis. The need for space is not going to

diminish, only increase as time goes on. Their continued interest andsupport is most appreciated.

The development of the computerization of the library is due to thecommitment of Assistant Director, Judi Crowley. The entire communitybenefits from the dedication of the library staff.

Mrs. Crowley, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mandigo, and I have enjoyed servingyou, and will continue to do so to the best of our ability.


Elizabeth B. Rooney, Director

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Public Library Trustee's Report—1990

This year at the Hampstead Public Library, we have continuedto increase our circulation, resulting in a very busy time and withever more crowded conditions. The staff, led by Elizabeth Rooney,continues to provide excellent service to the town, and we thankthem for their dedication.

We would like to thank all the people who have volunteeredtheir time at the library. Their help is greatly appreciated. Wewould like to thank the Lioness Club for donating books on tape,the Mother's Club for the books they have donated and especiallytheir sponsoring the Story Hour conducted by Char Taylor. Also,we would like to thank Cathe Cussen and the Garden Club for the

wonderful landscaping.

During the year, we have renovated the bathroom and installedcentral air conditioning. We have made great strides towardscomputerizing the circulation system which should be completedduring the coming year.

We would like to acknowledge the continued support of the

Friends of the Library and their donation of the hardware used in

the computerization of the library. We would also like to thankeveryone who has donated books and magazines during the year.


Jay P. Burns, ChairmanPamela L. HartungJospeh P. Hannigan, Jr.

SUPPORT OUR TROOPS RALLY

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Hampstead Board of Adjustment Report—1990

The board of adjustment members would like to thank RichardHartung for his years of service as a board member and would like tocongratulate him on his successful campaign to the Selectmen'soffice. We wish him well on his future endeavors and will miss hisexperience on the board.

During 1990 the board heard:

IB requests for variances, 12 of which were granted.

39 requests for special exceptions, 30 of which were granted

1 am happy to announce that for the first time in recent yearsall the positions on the board have been filled. I thank the newmembers for their initiative and look forward to working with you in1991 .

Respectfully submitted

Kevin L. Camm, ChairmanHampstead Board of Adjustment

RECYCLING COMMITTEELeslie Riemitis, Elissa Stone, Cheryl Keim, Pat Bracken, Mary Ann Michaelsen, Phil

Longo (Not Pictured: Cay Robbins)

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Conservation Commission Annual Report—1990

The Conservation Commission continued to expand the Darby/Kelly BrookConservation area in 1990, purchasing 30 additional acres using the $20,000 approved

for this purpose at the March Town Meeting. This enlarges the total area to about 100

acres. Access is now available to this area from Country Road, Collins Drive, and

Golden Meadow Dr. A tour of the area will be conducted by the Commission in the fall.

The Commission applied for a grant from the NH Land Conservation Investment

Program (LCIP) for the purchase of some 70 acres off Main Street that abut existing

conservation lands. The grant was given preliminary approval in January and the

purchase is being concluded.

The Commission gained strength from the addition of several highly qualified residents

as members and alternates. The Commission now has a hydrogeologist, a

civil/environmental engineer, two land use consultants, and a waste managementconsultant, as well as the usual software engineers! As we strive to maintain the quality

of our water and land resources here in Hampstead, these skills will prove invaluable.

Thanks to Bruce Nadeau, who left the Commission this year.

This year the Commission processed eight Dredge and Fill applications, down from the

20 last year. These applications required the Commission to perform on-site inspections

and report to both the NH Wetlands Board and the Planning Board.

Again this year the Commission celebrated Arbor Day, distributing nearly 2000 WhiteSpruce, Douglas Fir and Scotch Pine seedlings to residents. It happens again in April.

The Commission again co-sponsored the Fishing Derby with the Civic and Mother's

Clubs.

This year the Commission is pursuing the idea of restoring some of our native

wildflowers to Town Conservation Lands. Residents who are aware of forest wildflowers

in the path of an imminent bulldozer should let the Commission know the details.

As part of our goal to assess the lands that we have under our care, the Commissionconducted a brief botanical survey of the magnificent Atlantic White Cedar swampdonated to the Town by Dean Howard. As part of our educational efforts we are

reproducing the results on the following pages.


Peter Archibald Al Maley, ChairmanPat Bracken Nick PangaroKen DeMarco Pete Quigley

Dominic Dominijanni Ed Riemitis

Julia and David Forbes Len Sarapas

Bob Klawitter Tim Stone

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ECOLOGY OF THE HAMPSTEAD ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR SWAMP

The Hampstead Cedar Swamp is an excellent example of this rare freshwater wetland

type. Chamaecyparis swamps only exist in a narrow (130 km wide) band along the

eastern coastal US. Factors such as draining, pollution, and logging have drastically

reduced the number of intact Atlantic White Cedar Swamps. It is important to protect

the best remaining examples of this natural community in order to preserve the natural

diversity of the our state.

Technically, a typical Atlantic White Cedar Swamp is classified as a Palustrine, Forested

Wetland (Cowardin et al. . 1979). They are usually semi-permanently flooded or

saturated with fresh, highly acidic water on organic soils. It has been theorized

(Redfield, 1965) that the overall rise in sea level since the last glacial period has, in

turn, led to a rise in ground freshwater levels thus creating conditions favorable to the

development of Cedar wetlands in coastal regions. With standing water prevailing for

most of the growing season, these sites are too wet for other tree species.

The Cedar trees usually grow on hummocks scattered throughout the flooded area. TheCedar Swamp system is ombrotrophic (dependant on precipitation for water and

minerals) with waters that are deficient in ions and low in pH (Laderman, 1980).

The soils that underlie the Swamp are classified as Histosols (commonly called "peat").

Because a Cedar Swamp is a very specialized habitat, only certain plant species can

survive there. Dominant in the Hampstead Swamp are Atlantic White Cedar

(Chamaecyparis thyoides). with Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis ). Sweet Pepperbush

(Clethra alnifolia) and the sedge Carex folliculata growing along the periphery. Ofspecial interest is the presence of a State Threatened species, Tufted Loosestrife

(Lysimachia thyrsiflora). within the Swamp. The list of plant species provided with this

report include those found along the edges of the swamp.

The size of the trees, the pristine condition of the Cedar Swamp, and the occurrence of

a state protected species make this site an exemplary Natural Area. It may be that one

of the trees exceeds the size of the current state champion Atlantic White Cedar from

Rye (Circumference 5' 11", height 41 feet, crown spread 38 feet [personal

comminication, T. Churchill, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests]).

Cedar Swamps and their associated thickets provide excellent cover for deer, rabbits and

birds. Two studies done in an Atlantic White Cedar Swamp in Barrington, NewHampshire recorded 16 species of breeding birds in 1951 and 13 species in 1984 (Miller

et al 1987). A copy of their findings is included with this report. In addition, the only

state record for the rare butterfly Hessel's Hairstreak (Mitoura hesseli ) is from this site.

Since the larvae of Hessel's Hairstreak feed only on Atlantic White Cedar, this species

has become less prevalent due to the destruction of its habitat.

The preservation of an intact Atlantic White Cedar Swamp community depends upon a

myriad of interacting factors with water regimes being the most critical. Flooding must

occur enough to discourage invasion by other species but permanent flooding drowns

seedlings and stresses mature trees. Ditching or draining the swamp will cause the peat

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substrate to desiccate to the point where it will no longer support Cedar trees.

Illustrations of these influences and the consequences associated with them are included

in this report.

In addition, nutrient enrichment and/or pollution is also detrimental to the CedarSwamp community. Surface runoff and septic leaching are the prime causes of these

impacts. This type of disturbance is often associated with residential development.

REFERENCES

Cowardin, L.M., V. Golet, and E.T. LaRoe, 1979. Classification of wetlands and

deepwater habitats of the United States. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. FWA/OBS-79/31. 103 pp.

Fernald, M.L. 1950. Gray's Manual of Botany, 8th Edition. D. Van Nostrand Co., NewYork. 1632 pp.

Gleason, H.A. The New Britton and Brown Illustrated Flora of the Northeastern United

States and Adjacent Canada. Volume 3. 1952. The New York Botanical Garden, Hafner

Press. N.Y. 595 pp.

Laderman, A.D., ed., 1987. Atlantic White Cedar Wetlands. Westfield Press, Boulder,

CO. 401 pp.

, 1989. The ecology of Atlantic White Cedar wetlands: a communityprofile. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Biol. Rep. 85(7.21) 114 pp.

Miller, D., L. Gradischer, J. Orzel, W. Leak, and E. Miller. 1987. Changes in vegetation

and breeding bird use of an Atlantic white cedar swamp from 1951 to 1884. Pages 229-

231 IN Laderman, ed. Atlantic White Cedar wetlands Westview Press, Boulder CO.

New Hampshire Natural Heritage Inventory, Department of Resources and EconomicDevelopment. Protected Plants of New Hampshire, unpubl.

Redfield, A.C. 1965. Ontogeny of a salt marsh estuary. Science 147:50-55.

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A CHECKLIST OF THE PLANTS OF THE HAMPSTEAD ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR SWAMP

TREES HERBS

Chamaecyparis thyoides

Acer rubrumQuercus rubra

Quercus bicolor

Pinus strobus

Ulmus americana

Castanea dentata

Betula populifolia

Betula lenta

Fraxinus nigra

Sassafras albidum

SHRUBS

Cornus stolonifera

Viburnum recognitum

Viburnum alnifolium

Vaccinium corymbosumVaccinium anguslifolium

Clethra alnifolia

Gaylussacia baccata

Kalmia angustifolia

Ilex verticillata

Spiraea latifolia

Cephalanthus occidentalis

Alnus rugosa

Hamamelis virginiana

Lyonia ligustrina

^Toxicodendron vernix

VINES

Parthenocissus quinquefolia

Vitis novae-angliae

Smilax rotundifolia

Atlantic White CedarRed MapleRed OakSwamp White OakWhite Pine

American ElmChestnut

Grey Birch

Black Birch

Black AshSassafras

Red Osier

Arrow-woodMoosewoodHighbush Blueberry

Low Sweet Blueberry

Sweet PepperbushBlack Huckleberry

Sheep Laurel

Winterberry

MeadowsweetButtonbush

Speckled AlderWitch Hazel

MaleberryPoison Sumac

Virginia CreeperNew England GrapeGreenbrier

FERNS AND FERN ALLIES

Lycopodium obscurumOsmunda regalis

Osmunda claytonia

Osmunda cinnamomeaOnoclea sensibilis

Pteridum aquilinum

Dryopteris thelypteris

Princess Pine

Royal Fern

Interrupted Fern

Cinnamon FernSensitive Fern

Bracken FernMarsh Fern

Uvularia sessifolia

Trientalis borealis

Gaultheria procumbensMaianthemum canadense

Aralia nudicaulis

Mitchella repens

Monotropa uniflora

Lysimachia thyrsiflora*

Viola cucullata

Viola lanceolata

Viola palens

Lemma minorDrosera rotundifolia

Rubus hispidus

Iris versicolor

Medeola virginiana

Toxicodendron radicans

Bidens discordia

Epilobium coloratum

Eupatorium maculatum

Eupatorium perfoliatum

Lycopus uniflorus

Lysimachia quadrifolia

Pyrola virens

Hieracium paniculatum

Melampyrum lineare

Nymphaea odorata

Alisma plantago-aquatica

Polygonum arifolium

Impatiens capensis

Cornus canadensis

Scutellaria epilobifolia

Coptis groenlandica

Clintonia borealis

Thalictrum polygamumCypripedium acaule

Solidago bicolor

Solidago juncea

Aster lateriflorus

Aster acuminatus

Aster umbellatus

Prenanthes altissima

Ludwigia palustris

•State Threatened species

Wild OatsStarflower

Wintergreen

Canada Mayflower

Sarsaparilla

Partridgeberry

Indian Pipe

Tufted Loosestrife

Hooded Violet

Long-leaved Violet

Pale Violet

DuckweedRound-leaved SundewDewberryBlue Flag

Indian Cucumber-root

Poison Ivy

Bur-marigold

Willow-herb

Joe Pye WeedBoneset

Water-horehoundWhorled Loosestrife

Green-flowered Pyrola

Panicled HawkweedCow-wheatWhite Water Lily

Water Plantain

TearthumbJewelweed

BunchberryScullcap

Goldthread

Bead Lily

Tall Meadow RuePink Lad/s-slipper

Silverod

Early Goldenrod

Calico Aster

Whorled Wood-aster

Flat-toped Aster

Rattlesnake-root

Water-purslane

GRASSES, SEDGES AND RUSHES

Carex folliculata

Carex intumescens

Carex lurida

Carex oligosperma

Carex crinita

Scirpus atrovirens

Dulichium arundinaceumCalamagrostis canadensis

Glyceria canadensis

Juncus tenuis

Panicum spp.

a SedgeSwollen Sedge

a SedgeFew-seeded Sedge

Crinkled Sedgea Bullrush

Three-way SedgeCanadian Reed-bentgrass

Rattlesnake-grass

Path RushPanic Grass

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Zoning Ordiannce Committee Report — 1990

Having completed the revision of the Zoning Ordinance in October, 1989, the Zoning Ordinance Committee was

inactive during the first eleven months of 1990 while waiting for Planning Board action on either of the

two drafts previously submitted by the Committee: Phase I, the mechanical reorganization of the Ordinance

(submitted in September, 1987, revised November 1988) or Phase II, the complete revision of the Ordinance

(delivered in October 1989).

The Planning Board placed Phase I in the November Special Town Warrant and the voters approved it.

Shortly thereafter, the Committee met with the Planning Board to determine the Committee's future course

of action. It was jointly agreed that the Committee would resume meetings for the specific purpose of

developing and submitting to the Planning Board recommended warrant articles based on the Committee's work

on Phase II, the real substance of the Committee's work. These suggested warrant articles will be

considered by the Planning Board for inclusion in future town warrants, at its option.

The Committee met in late November to plan its activities for 1991. During the meeting, Peter Killheffer,

the new Planning Board representative, suggested that the scope of the Committee be expanded to include

consideration of matters not presently in the Ordinance, a marked departure from the Committee's original

charter. The matter was referred to the Selectmen, since they appointed the Committee and defined its

original scope.

In summary, the work of the Committee in 1991 will be the submission to the Planning Board of the changes,

additions and language clarification suggestions which the Committee identified in Phase II, this time in

the form of future warrant articles, and thus conclude its task, begun in April, 1987.

Regrettably, the Committee will no longer have the valuable contributions of two of its original members,

who resigned during the year:

Claire Alexander, who in 1986 initiated and spearheaded the effort to "do something" about the Zoning

Ordinance. It was Claire's concerns about the unclear language of the Zoning Ordinance and the

unfairness of its administration that convinced us that a complete overhaul of the Ordinance was the

only logical way to address both concerns. Her dedication to this task inspired us to pool our

talents in the accomplishment of those goals. Under her leadership, our collective efforts led to

the appointment of the Zoning Ordinance Committee in April, 1987, as a result of Town Meeting action.

Claire is also serving her second term as Trustee of the Trust Funds, an elective office, and

John Uillioas, our first chairman, who had the difficult task of organizing and providing direction

to the Committee during its early stages and through the completion of Phase I in what was really

uncharted territory, while becoming himself familiar with the nuances of zoning. John was appointed

to the Planning Board during his tenure in the Committee and presently serves as its vice-chairman.

Ue thank Claire and John for their contributions to the Committee on behalf of the citizens of Hampstead

and congratulate them for their unquestionable civic spirit, which they continue to demonstrate in other

public posts.

For the Committee,

X^ j Jorge llesa-Tejada, chairman

THE COMMITTEE:

Beverly Fuller, secretary Jorge Mesa-Tejada, chairman Rodney Pica

Kevin Camm, Board of Adjustment Peter Killheffer, Planning Board Rick Hartung, Selectman

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Hampstead Recreation Commission Report—1990

The Hampstead Recreation Commission(HRC) consists of a five(5)member board: Terry Pavlini-Chairman, Phil Torre, Nelson Currin,Donald Simpson, and David Morin. Patti Christensen is the directorof the HRC. This is a year round part-time position. The HRCadministers and supervises the recreation programs and facilitiesoffered in Hampstead. The public is invited to attend any HRCmeetings held on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 7 pm.

Our summer program continues to grow with over 175 childrenregistered. The children enjoyed a full range of art and sportsactivities as well as field trips every Wednesday. The HRC wouldlike to thank the many active and supportive parents who gave ofthedr time and talents to further enhance the program. The LittleRed Wagon made two appearances as well as one appearaece of theMusic Masters Theatre group.

We enjoyed the summer at the Hampstead Town Beach. The HRC teststhe quality of the water once a week. This year, the beach permitwill be sold starting in January as this is a year round permit.The HRC maintains the facility, the waterfront, and provides thelifeguards

.

The Hampstead Memorial Gymnasium is maintained by the HRC and isconstantly in use. Permisssion to use the gym must be granted bythe HRC. We were thrilled this year as we were able to installnew glass backboards with break-away rims with the financialhelp of the Hampstead Men's Basketball League and the Civic Club.At this time, we must thank the Hampstead Men's BasketballLeague and the Greater Haverhill Rotary club(Bill Letoil) for theirgenerous contributions. These contributions helped greatly inenhancing our summer program.

The tennis courts were under the new management os the newly formedHampstead Tennis Association. Clinics were offered, Round Robinsand a very successful tournament was held. Our thanks goes outto Dick and Terry Southwick and their committee for their hard work.

This year the HRC began itsproject on the Jack Wood Memorial Fieldin East Hampstead. We are dedicating 1991 to finishing this fieldThe Hampstead Mothers club is also planning a playground areaat this location.

The Annual Seniors Christmas Dinner was a great success with 215(record (number) attending. The HRC would like to acknowledgethe great efforts of the seniors trip committee. Thanks toEdna Fletcher , Lillian Hurn, andAlfred Feno.

The Recreation Commission sponsored a track team, coached byPatti Christensen, to the Hershey Track and Field Event in Rochester,30 Children participated. The team received25 ribbons and 15state finalist T-shirts. The 9 year old relay team finished 3rdin the state. The 11 year old relay team finished 4th overall.

The HRC ski program at Bradford Ski Area for children and adultsfilled to capacity.

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We are still very proud of our affiliation with the NYSCA( NationalYouth Sports Coaches Association) The HRC has certified over 100coaches to date. This organization stresses quality coachingwith emphasis on fun, fairness, and the satisfaction of competition,

Once again, The HRC thanks those individuals who assisted in makingall of our recreational programs a great success.


Hampstead Recreation Commission

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Hampstead Recycling Committee Report — 1990

Hampstead's first four months of recycling has been a tremendous success.Curbside collection of recyclables: newsprint, glass and aluminum cans by ournew hauler, Hussey Disposal of Nashua, NH began in September, 1990. Along withour recycling of scrap metals through drop-off by residents at the landfill,as well as composting and reuse of yard wastes, Hampstead is now recycling at a

very successful rate nearing its 25% goal. The Town is recycling approximately23% of its total solid waste on a weight basis, of which 9.4% is attributed tocurbside recycling and 12.9% is comprised of scrap metals and yard waste. Thissuccess is due to the overwhelming participation by Town residents, (which is

in excess of 80%), and the assiduous planning and smooth implementation of theprogram.

Hampstead made the application, met criteria and was awarded the maximumallowable grant of $4,751.90 from NH Governor's Recycling Grants Program whichwas used to cover half the cost of the bin. The blue and gold recycling binswere chosen to match the school colors. The bins were produced using 25%recycled plastic and were purchased through a bid process from Rehrig PacificCompany of Raymond, NH.

Records indicate that the Town is recycling approx i mat e 1 y 9.4% of is solidwaste or an average of 5.3G tons per wee! through the curbside recyclingprogram. Given the existing contract for- the collection and marketing of therecyclables, the Recycling Committee calculates recycling is less expensivethan the regular trash disposal. The Town is saving $34 per ton on each ton ofwaste recycled as opposed to disposal with the regular solid waste. Tn

addition, for each ton of mater ials recycled, the Fown saves $52.50 per ton in

fees charged, (tipping fees', for incineration ^t the Waste to Energy facility.Avoided tipping fees total appr o - ima t e 1 y $4,300 for 1990 grid reduce the SolidWaste expenditures but are attributable to Recycling. The total savings in

1990 was about $7,000. or $86 per ton less to recycle as compared to disposalin the regular trash. Moreover, the cost savings would increase with anincrease in the participation in the curbside recycling program.

Recycling totals $17,803.80 for the four months ended December 31, 1990 wellunder the $31 ,000. warrant, approved at the Town meeting in 1990. This figureincludes the capital outlay of $9,503.80 to purchase the recycling bins andoperating expenses of $8,300. for the collection and marl-eting of recyclables.The cost of recycling for the Town when the funds received as revenues fromthe grant are considered is about $13,000.

In 1991 , curbside recycling will cost $26,000. At the current recycling rateof 9.4%, Hampstead will recycle approximately 279 tons of newsprint, glass andaluminum. We will enjoy a decrease in tipping fees of $52.50 for every ton of

recycled materials, or about $14,650. in our Solid Waste budget for the year.

The items chosen for recycling met criteria for weight reduction, costeffectiveness, and encouraged maximum participation by residents. The

possibility of recycling other- items will continue to he investigated. Tin,

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Hampstead Recycling Committee Report — 1990

continued

plastic, other paper, cardboard and food waste are some materials in solidwaste which can be recycled. We will teep apprised of the recycling methods,marketing options and costs for these or other additional materials for

recycling and propose them as soon as possible. We encourage everyone to

complete the cycle by purchasing recycled products.


The Hampstead Recycling Committee:Patriot- BrackenC tier- y 1 Keim

Ph i 1 LongoMaryanne Nichaelsen

Leslie Riem.it is

Elissa Stone

Quadtown Solid Waste Subdistrict

Annual Report — 1990

Quadtown Solid Waste Subdistrict conducted its quarterly businessmeetings and several work sessions to complete the Solid Waste Plan whichwas submitted to the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services(NHDES) and 149-M Solid Waste District on March 20, 1990.

Preliminary review of the Quadtown Plan was done by Kathleen Brockettof NHDES who noted it appears to be complete in content and time frames, andcomplimented the committee for a fine job. The Committee operated andcompleted the plan for a total of $1,369.56.

The Plan, submitted to the 149-M Solid Waste District per therequirement of the State, is an appendix to the District's over all plan whichwill be submitted to the State for complete approval in 1991.

Elections were held in June. Officers elected were:

Bill Choate ChairmanNathaniel Rowell Vice ChairmanMichael Colotti TreasurerSuzanne Ryan Secretary

Master files were moved to the Rockingham Planning Commission, Exeter,for public access. Minutes will continue to be placed on file at the Town Hall

of each Quadtown member.

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Bi-annual Budget for 1991 and 1992:

TypingPrinting

P.O. BoxStationeryLegal FeesContingency

$500.00500.0050.00

150.00600.00

3,600.44

$5,630.44 Total Budget 1991 & 1992

Quadtown members voted to return $7,000.00 in dues to member towns.

Hampstead, Kingston, and Newton each received $2,000.00, and East Kingstonreceived $1,000.00. This is the 2nd year the Quadtown has refunded dues to

the towns.

Quadtown members will continue to meet quarterly, per the by-laws, to

assess all new options for Solid Waste Management and review currentpractices. These new options will be assessed in preparation for amending the

plan which is required bi-annually. Special emphasis will be to evaluate a

Quadtown program for Recycling and the needs for a Household HazardousWaste program for our Subdistrict.


Quadtown Committee Members

Hampstead: Bill Choate, Chairman

Michael Colotti, Treasurer

Joseph Guthrie, Selectmen's Representative

East Kingston: Nathaniel Rowell, Vice Chairman

Donald Clark

Donald Andolina, Selectmen's Representative

Kingston:

Newton:

Bruce Campbell

Martha Bailey

Suzanne Ryan, Secretary

David LeDuc, Selectmen's Representative

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Rockingham Planning Commission Report—1990

The Rockingham Planning Commission provided a variety of services to Hampsteadduring 1990.

1. Sent letters to Conservation Commission and Fire Chief soliciting inputfor the Master Plan. Incorporated input from the Cemetery committee.

2. Incorporated information from the Fire Department into the CIP. Preparedand presented a CIP table estimating future assessment ratios and localtax rates. Updated the CIP with 1990 Town Meeting results and submittedit to the Board. Continued to refine CIP with input from the PlanningBoard, the Budget Committee, and the Selectmen.

3. Presented Master Plan draft chapters to the Planning Board of WaterResources, Recreation, Conservation and Preservation. Sent a copy of the

Recreation Chapter to the Trails Committee.

4. Prepared and presented a plan of action for completion of the Master Planand CIP. Sent letter to Planning Board Clerk regarding outstanding itemsin the Master Plan and CIP. Sent a letter to the Board Chairman regardingcompletion of the Master Plan and CIP.

5. Met with Planning Board member regarding the Master Plan.

6. Provided 10 copies of the current drafts of the Master Plan and CIP. Sentcopies of the CIP to two Board members.

In addition, the RPC delivered copies of the 1990 Planning and Land UseRegulation books and submitted a proposal for preparing the Town's first WaterResource Management and Protection Plan.

In addition to Town-specific assistance, Hampstead benefited from planningservices provided on a region-wide basis to member communities. During 1990these included:

1. Provided administrative, organizational and planning assistance to the

Southeast Regional Solid Waste District (149-M). The District is a 21

town organization created to plan for and develop long term solid wastedisposal options in Southeastern Rockingham County. Specific work thisyear Included a complete update/ rewrite of the 1987 Solid Waste Plan asrequired by State law.

2. Completed work on the third phase of a multi-year effort to develop aregional master plan designed to set forth land use and development policiesfor the region and to develop supporting data for those policies. Topicscovered included in phase III are: Water Resources, Forestry, Wildlifeand Farmland Protection.

3. Organized and hosted the 7th annual Natural Resources Lecture Series in

cooperation with the Rockingham County Conservation District and CooperativeExtension Service. Topics included groundwater protection and septic systemfunction, soil-based lot sizing under a new proposed model regulation,new rules of the State Wetland Board, and N.H. Rivers Protection Program.

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4. Assisted in the organization of and hosted the 15th annual Municipal LawLecture Series for town officials involved with land-use decision making.

5. Prepared and distributed our annual zoning and building code amendmentcalendar informing town officials of the required timing of events asso-ciated with proposed zoning and building code amendments.

6. Completed work on a study of regional water supply systems and long rangeneeds, organized by the Southern N.H. Water Supply Task Force.

7. Organized the 6th annual Rockingham County Household Hazardous WasteCollection Project providing County residents with environmentally safedisposal of unwanted hazardous household products.

8. Continued to assist in the planning and organizational aspects of COAST— the Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation — an organizationof public transit providers in Rockingham County, Strafford County andSouthern Maine. RPC support this year included investigations intosupplemental funding sources, an inventory of park and ride facilitiesand the sponsoring of coordination meetings for human service transporationproviders in the region.

9. Continued to assist in Federal, State and local coordination of highwayImprovement planning and public transit planning; provided technical assis-tance to local highway safety committees and performed numerous trafficanalyses; provided technical assistance on highway corridor and signalanalyses; continued work with committees on special transportation needs.

10. Published and distributed an update to Guide to Transportation Servicesfor the Elderly and Disabled in Rockingham and Strafford Counties .

11. Continued to assist communities in the development of road surface manage-ment system plans which are designed to provide decision makers with a

comprehensive assessment of local road maintenance needs, repair strategies,and costs.

12. Prepared and distributed model excavation regulations based on the 1989

changes made to RSA 155-E. Continued to maintain and update our collectionof model ordinances, subdivision regulations and other local land useregulations

.

13. Attended hearings and wrote letters in support of several legislative initia-tives, including bills to permit towns and cities to charge developersfor off-site costs resulting from development — so called "impact fees",and to provide uniform shoreland protection standards statewide.

14. Prepared and distributed Summary of RSA Amendments - 1990 , our annualsummary of changes to planning-related RSA's. The document explains changesmade during the year's legislative session, and suggests actions necessaryfor compliance.

15. Organized and sponsored the second annual Planning Board Training Workshopseries in conjunction with the Rockingham County Cooperative ExtensionService and Conservation District. Topics included an update on newplanning statutes, code enforcement, wetlands, septic systems, andconserving rural character through creative development.

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16. Assisted the Exeter River Watershed Association in its efforts to protectthe Exeter and Squamscott Rivers by promoting coordinated land useregulations.

17. Prepared and distributed an Annual Report and two issues of "RockinghamNotes", the newsletter of the Rockingham Planning Commission.

18. Supplied 1989 New Hampshire Planning and Land Use Regulation books toPlanning Boards

.

19. Continued development of in-house Geographic Information System (GIS) for

use in local and regional planning. County-wide soils data were obtainedand the latest USGS Aquifer Study maps were digitized for use in localand regional planning.

20. Prepared and distributed a 1990 version of "Regional Facts", a 25 pagepublication of demographic information. Fielded numerous inquiries and

requests for statistical information regarding the region, its economyand demographics.

21. Monitored action of the Pease Redevelopment Commission and its successorthe Pease Development Authority, and communicated to them repeatedly theneed to incorporate regional concerns in their planning process; revieweddraft and final versions of Bechtel's Redevelopment Plan, submitted writtencomments, and attended numerous public hearings on same.

22. Co-sponsored two regional meetings regarding reestablishing intercity(Amtrak) rail service from Boston to Portland via Plaistow, Exeter andDover; adopted formal resolutions supporting the proposal.

23. Prepared and distributed Implementation of an Impact Fee System in N.H.

Communities , an analysis of the legal and technical basis for using impactfees in New Hampshire. The report included a step by step explanationof a sample impact fee ordinance; distributed copies of the landmarkBrickmaster v. Salem (1990) N.H. Supreme Court case which supports theuse of impact fees.

24. Participated in the Route 101 Expansion Project "working group" to expresslocal support for the project, and relay concerns about highway safetyand environmental issues. Prepared responses to NHDOT regarding issuesthat should be addressed in the Environmental Impact Statement.

25. Participated in the statewide "Ad Hoc Soils Committee" in reviewing revised

soil-based lot sizing regulations; represented local planning issues and

concerns in that process.

26. Began a cooperative study of the Route 101 Corridor (Stratham to Portsmouth)

with NHDOT, Stratham, Greenland and Kimball Chase Co. to assess futureneeds and recommend methods and controls to limit future congestion.

27. Provided continued support to the NHDOT and the Route 111 By-Pass Committeein Windham and Salem regarding future construction of a bypass around ShadowLake and the existing Route 28/Route 111 intersection. Support has includedpreparation of land use and public lands map, evaluating local developmentpolicies and assessing the buildout potential within the study area.

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28. Sponsored a local public officials meeting in conjunction with the N.H.Water Resources Board to present results of the USGS Aquifer DelineationStudy in the Exeter and Lamprey River Basins.

29. Provided assistance to four communities in preparing recycling grantapplications; prepared and distributed a regionwide summary of municipalrecycling programs and activities (Recycling in the RPC Region: A StatusReport , January 1990).

30. Provided ongoing technical assistance and support to the Plaistow AreaTransit Advisory Committee (PATAC) in their efforts to improve publictransit service in the Plaistow area (including extension of MBTA service).

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Plaistow Area Transit Advisory Committee Report — 1990

The officers and members of the multi-town organization

known as PATAC (Plaistow Area Transit Advisory Committee)

want to thank the voters of our towns for their support and

offer this report of PATAC ' s progress since its birth in May

of 1990.

When PATAC was first formed, we were gratified at the

large number of towns which sent representatives to work on

restoring commuter rail service to the Plaistow area.

At our first meeting, we divided into subcommittees to

work on coming up with a ridership survey, with getting

by-laws drawn up and with investigating sites along the

existing railroad tracks for a station and, later, a

lay-over facility.

Our first job was to find out if there were enough

people out there who would ride a commuter train from the

area. With the help from the New Hampshire Department of

Transportation and the Rockingham Planning Commission, this

ridership survey was guickly formed and completed in August.

The survey showed that there is widespread support for

commuter service and our work went forward.

Our monthly meetings, rotating among the member towns,

drew upon the knowledge of experts in the field as well as

from volunteers, among whom were included several members of

NHDOT, including former Commissioner Wallace Stickney,

current Commissioner Charles O'Leary, Rail Bureau Chief John

Clement; Charles Steward and John Thompson of the MBTA,

James Stoetzel of Stoetzel Associates of Andover, Mass.;

Colin Pease of Gilford Transportation; Thomas Greenman of

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the Nashua Study Committee; and Wayne Davis, chairman of the

Portland-based TrainRiders/Northeast .

.

In December, proposed legislation was filed to study

the formation of a transit authority, if, indeed, one is

needed; a letter was sent to set up a meeting with

Massachusetts Gov. William Weld and Lt . Gov. Paul Cellucci;

and an appointment was sought for a meeting with New

Hampshire Gov. Judd Gregg.

Although we would like to report that commuter rail

service between Plaistow and Boston is a reality, we feel

that that service could be in place within a couple of

years, if not sooner.

On a personal note, I want to thank the entire

membership of PATAC , especially the officers and the members

of the various sub-committees - without them we would never

have reached the point at which we now find ourselves.

Again, we thank the voters and residents of our towns

and ask for your continued support.


Merilyn P. Senter

PATAC chairman and

State Representative, Rock. District 9

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TOWN OF HAMPSTEADNEW HAMPSHIRE

03841

Korean/Vietnam war Monument Committee

Re: 1991 Committee Report

John T. Oliver

Chairperson

(603) 329-4819

Maurice I. Randall Jr.

Treasurer

(603) 329-6959

Allun R. Hamblett

Secretary

(603) 329-5675

Richard H. HartungSelectman

(603) 329-5319

The first meeting of the Korean/Vietnam War Monument Committee was held

on July 5, 1990, as a result of a town vote authorizing $500 as "seed money" for a

Korean/Vietnam War Memorial. The Board of Selectmen, represented by Richard

Hartung, set up a committee consisting of John Oliver (Chairperson), Allun

Hamblett (Secretary), and Maurice Randall (Treasurer).

The Committee was sympathetic to the unhealed wounds remaining on both

sides of the debate surrounding the Vietnam and other wars. The monumentspresented an opportunity to finally focus on the individual men and women whoserved, and honor their personal sacrifice. Above all, the Committee wanted each

monument to reflect a statement of historical significance for future generations of

Hampstead residents.

After a series of meetings, the Committee developed the concept of a

"Veterans Park" centered on the existing World War II Memorial on the town hall

green. The Korean and Vietnam Monuments will flank each side of the World WarII Memorial, with the World War I Memorial placed on-line to the front. The Civil

War Memorial overlooks the park from its current position. Depending on available

resources, a curved walkway and various landscaping will be used to blend the park

into Hampstead's classic small town setting.

Two monoliths of native granite were selected for the monuments. TheKorean Monument will bear the inscription "Dedicated to all Korean Era Veterans

who served, fought, and died. 1950-1954. The first war in American history where

we repelled aggression as part of a United Nations Force," along with a map of

Korea and a flag of the United Nations. The Vietnam Monument will be inscribed

"Dedicated to all Vietnam Era Veterans who served, fought, and died. 1961-1975.

The first helicopter assault war and America's longest conflict in the cause of

freedom." Like the Korean Monument, the Vietnam Monument will have an

inscribed map and a facsimile of an assault helicopter. Both memorials will bear the

names of the men and women who entered the service from Hampstead. (The

Committee is still collecting the names of Hampstead veterans.)

The Committee set a goal to raise $7,500 through the support of citizens and

local businesses. To date, the Committee has raised in excess of $4,000 and also

received "in kind" donations of concrete, landscaping services, and other materials.

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1991 Committee Report

Korean/Vietnam War Monument Committee

The Committee is extremely grateful for the town's initial support of $500, but moresupport is needed to reach our goal.

The Committee selected Memorial Day (Monday, May 27) to celebrate and

dedicate the monuments; all residents, their families and friends are encouraged to

actively participate. The celebration will also be dedicated to those men and womencurrently serving in operation Desert Storm.

Each Committee member served the town on this project for his ownpersonal reasons. It has turned out to be a "labor of love" for each member, and

a time to reflect upon past comrades and the reason men answer the call to arms.

We have learned a lot from each other, and have embraced the support of those

Hampstead residents who have asked to be a part of the project.

Respectfully Submitted,

Korean/Vietnam War Monument Committee

Allun R. Hamblett

Secretary

Sgt. Major John Oliver at Support Our Troops Rally

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Births Registered in the Town of Hampstead, NHFor Year Ending December 31, 1990

Date of Birth Place of Birth

January 11 Derry, N.H.


January 25 Exeter, N.H.

February 2 Stoneham, MA

February 16 Derry, N.H.

February 22 Manchester, N .H

March 2 Manchester, N .H

March 9 Nashua, N.H.

March 14 Exeter, N.H.

March 25 Exeter, N.H.

March 31 Manchester, N •H

April 4 Derry, N.H.

April 4 Derry, N.H.

April 11 Manchester, N .H

April 19 Stoneham, MA

April 25 Manchester, N..H

May 4 Derry, N.H.

May 5 Derry, N.H.

May 23 Derry, N.H.

May 25 Exeter, N.H.

May 31 Derry, N.H.

June 1 Exeter, N.H.

June 11 Manchester, N,• H,

June 16 Exeter. N.H.

July 6 Derry, N.H.

July 17 Derry, N.H.

July 25 Manchester, N. H.

August 9 Derry, N.H.

September 6 Nashua, N.H.

September 13 Derry, N.H.

September 26 Derry , N.H.

September 26 Nashua, N.H.


October 21 Exeter, N.H.

October 22 Derrv, N.H.

October s.1 Manchester, N. H.

November 6 Derry, N.H.

November 9 Manchester, N. H.

November 10 Derry, N.H.

November 11 Exeter, N.H.

December 4 Exeter, N.H.

December 12 Derry, N.H.



Name of Child Name of Father

Patrick Maurice Curry II Patrick Maurice Curry

Russell Douglas Lewis

Emily Groves McCune

Allison Frances Brody

Michelle Lynn Rosenberg

Emily April Scotti

Cameron Edward Bjork

Spencer William Edwards

Kyle. Guy Pettoruto

Thomas Eugene Lewis

Christopher Groves McCune

Michael Bruce Brody

Donald Ira Rosenberg

Joseph James Scotti

Gregory Edward Bjork

Robert David Edward

Guy John Pettoruto

Chelsie Caroline Whitney James Robert Whitney

Lauren Jean Estabrook

Lance Michael Hickey

Kegan James Spencer

Sarah Dempsey Eppich

Laura Natalie Peterson

Christian N. Howard

Amanda Marie Marotto

Jessica Jeanne Page

Jeffrey Jacob Knox

Brittni Chenelle Wilson

Jessica Lynn Cafazzo

Christopher G. McGinnis

Boyd Alan Estabrook

Michael John Hickey

James Jeffrey Spencer

Frederick S. Eppich

Jeffrey Scott Peterson

Nelson Howard III

Anthony Michael Marotto

Randall John Page

James Brian Knox

John Wright Wilson, Jr.

Paul John Cafazzo

Henry Charles McGinnis

Lauren Elizabeth Freeman Stephen Lawrence Freeman

Christopher M. Dumais

Nicholas Andrew Currier

Aimee Lynn Valliere

Sean Joseph Kelly

Elizabeth Ann DeLuca

Jeffrey Norman Dumais

Peter David Currier

Edward James Valliere

Daniel Michael Kelly

Dennis David DeLuca

Caitlin Elizabeth Mayhew John David Mayhew

Anna Kristine Jones

James Russell Maher

Adam Clint Hart

Lucas Joseph Perry

Edward F. Zaremba, III

K.i.rstin Tnarid White

Ashley Elaine Saffer

Ryan Christopher Kirby

Michael Richard Durant

Nicole Nancy Reynolds

Laurel Marissa Salladay

Sara Ann C. de los Heros

Mark Teagan Norris

Nicole Elaine Curry

Gregory Brian Galvin

Michael Irving Jones

Richard Russell Maher

Douglas Clint Hart

Joseph Michael Perry

Edward F. Zaremba, JR

James Robert T*Thi te

Allan Donald Saffer

Christopher Brian Kirby

Richard Francis Durant

David Leo Reynolds

John Leslie Salladay

Reinaldo 0. de los Heros

Mark Robert Norris

Patrick Maurice Curry

Mark Brian Galvin

Maiden Name of Mother

Eleanor Donahue

Cheryl Louise Keim

Ellen Louise Favorat

Joyce Kathryn Windt

Susan Helen Lapar

Linda Elaine Staton

Francesca Jeanette Johnson

Ellen Elizabeth Whedon

Maria Teresa Abascal

Melissa Bonnie Wentworth

Karen Jean Toof

Lili Ann Tzikas

Renee Marie Pelletier

Alyssa M. Ross

Dawn Elizabeth Flood

Susan Kay Wilson

Janice Marie Simard

Donna Rose Machado

Julie Elizabeth Bartlett

Shelly Ann Pacht

Robin Mersereau

Theresa Jo Brown

Deborah Ann Callaghan

Karen Anne Gallant

Anne Marie Kelleher

Eileen Anne Flannery

Dianne Marie Kirk

Nancy Kathryn Chadwick

Cordelia Ann Backes

Joan Beckerer

Deborah Kay Spiessl

Margaret Ann Crowley

Barbara A. Haney

Robin Tobias

Kimberl" Kel.l"

Sally Elaine Fabian

Kim Gruskowski

Karen Marie Anderson

Suzanne Lantagne

Barbara Michele Forman

Beverly Suzan Dodd

Susan Jayne Evans

Eleanor Donahue

Jenny Gail Smith

I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my

knowledge and belief.

Nancy H. Watson, Town Clerk

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Deaths Registered in the Town of Hampstead , NHFor the Year Ending December 31,1990

Date of Death Place of Death

January 2 Fremont, N.H.


January 11 Manchester, N.H

February 5 Salem, N.H.

February 5 Brentwood, N.H.

March 3 Derry, N.H.

March 4 Salem, N.H.

March 25 Derry, N.H.

April 16 Blacksburg, VA

April 28 Hampstead, N.H.

May 17 Derry, N.H.

June 19 Derry, N.H.

June 20 Derry, N.H.

July 17 Hampstead, N.H.

July 18 Derry, N.H.

July 29 Salem, N.H.

August 16 Hampstead, N.H.

September 9 Westborough, MA


October 8 Exeter, N.H.

October 20 Manchester, N.H,


December 24 Hampstead, N.H.

Name of Deceased

Eleanor True Randall

John Milton Wood

James D. Barrett

Doris Hancock

Mary E. Patey

Victor Staelens

Mary Pimental

John Howard Laidlaw

Peter Alan Sakash

Luise Nigl

Joseph J. McGillicuddy

Rita Bourdelais

Walter Carelli

Mary Agnes Berry

Name of Father

Isaac Randall

Richard G. Wood

Charles R. Barrett

William Buchanan

Kenneth Beverage

Charles Staelens

Joseph Sarfori

John A. Laidlaw

George Sakash

Godfred Deffner

Jeremiah McGillicuddy

Henry Lawrence

Stephen Carelli

John C. Howard

Evelyn Patina Indingaro Dominic Indingaro

Miles Libby

Clarence W. Merrick

Elvina Parsons

John Joseph Wanders

Marc Matthew Denny

Robert Smith Kenyon

Miriam E. Regan

Raymond M. Heath

Miles N. Libby

Clarence A. Merrick

John Tilley

Richard H. Wanders, Sr.

Julien Houle

George H. Kenyon

Charles H. Regan

Warren Heath

Maiden Name of Mother

Alice Spollett

M. Elizabeth Hines

Adele D. Boule

Josephine Henderson

Celina Ducastel

Adeline Bernazzani

Maude DeWolfe

Ada Noonan

Pauline Rosle

Margaret Gunnison

Emma Derouin

Marie Campagnone

Bridget Frances Fothergill

Margaret Anderson

Marion Prescott

Eunice Hinckley

Susanna Johnson

Adelaide M. Rammes

Lorraine. deGrandmaison

Carolyn Schmidt

Mary Dwyer

Edith Ordway

I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of myknowledge and belief.


Marriages Registered in the Town of Hampstead, NHFor the Year Ending December 31, 1990

Date of Name ofMarriage Groom s Bride

January 20 Peter Thomas HustonJennifer Ruth Bohne

January 22 Chin Yi PanYon Ping Liang

February 3 Alfredo B. KorzenikJessica Arden Wohlers

February 24 Thomas Lalkin VerrillCynthia Anne Rogers

April -21 Wallace Ewart MitchellPatricia M. Parker

April 28 Kenneth William HayesKathryn Casey Shouse

April 29 Anthony Vincent Drago

May

Shirley Ann Narbonne

Allan James BowieBarbara Ann Andrews

ResidenceTime of Marriage

Hampstead, N.H.Londonderry, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.Hampstead, N.H.

Brighton, MAHampstead, N.H.


Manchester, N.H.Amesbury , MA

Hampstead, N.H.Charlestown, MA

Hampstead, N.H.Lawrence, MA

Hampstead, N.H.Plaistow, N.H.

Date of Name ofMarriage Groom & Bride

May 19 Gregg G. DiefenbacherJennifer Gail Snow

May 26 Gary Wade ApplebySabrina Marie Maheux

June 2 David A. CollinsDoreen E. Reed

June 9 Michael S. SutherlandSusan Beth Pike

June 9 James H. Gaffney, Jr.

Barbara J. Howell

June 9 Kenneth C. HartfordRaelene Andrea Laroche

June 16 Thomas Andrew KarppiWendy Elizabeth Leland

June 23 Michael Gene WoodyKaren Leigh Nugent


Hampstead, N.H.Medford, MA

Coeymans Hollow N}

Hampstead, N.H.

Lawrence, MAHampstead, N.H.

Nashua, N.H.Hampstead, N.H.

Lawrence, MAHampstead, N.H.

No. Providence, R.I.

Hampstead, N.H.

Berwick, MEHampstead, N.H.

Newport , Tenn

.

Hampstead, N.H.

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Marriages Registered in the Town of Hampstead, NHFor the Year Ending December 31, 1990

Date ofMarriage

June 2 3

June 24

June 30

July 7

July 7

July 27

July 28

August 3

August

August

August

August

August

Name ofGroom & Bride

Roger Albert MaffeoAnnMarie Wanders

Mark Stephen MullikinMarcella Jean Ray

Rory Brion PenrodSandra Denise Johnson

Keith Alan LinscottDebra G. Mullen

Kenneth H. Owen, Jr.

Susan J. Dolan

Richard Paul ArboSusan M. St. Laurent

David S. DeSantisAlicia M. Maselli

Shawn D. HealyTeresa K. Harrell

4 Scott Carlton MclntireKelly T. Webster

4 John Charles JeffersPamela Ruth Seely

11 Jeffrey C. GaumerJanette E. Hood

11 John Charles FlickDeborah Claire Wade

18 John Peter KatzLisa Renee Dipko



Derry, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.


Hampstead, N.H.

Seabrook, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.

Hampstaead, N.H.


Portsmouth, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.

Pensacola, Fl.

Pensacola, Fl.

Hampstead, N.H.

Salem, N.H.

Irving, TXHampstead, N.H.

Derry, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.


Falls Church, VAFalls Church, VA

Date ofMarriage

October

October

October

October 13

Name ofGroom & Bride

Wayne E. WarrenJoanne M. Martin

Robert David VaughnAnn Maire Kivikoski

John Frederick SilvaCarole Sue Tuininga

Daniel Edward DubreuilRenee Marie Stebbins

October 13 Gregg Richard StilesGeorgett Cook

October

October

14 Thomas Paul GelinasKaren E. Lannon

14 Mark David SheehanBarbara Jane Bode

October 19 Miguel Perez-TorresRobyn G. Carter

October 20 Todd Douglas BilodeauTeri Ann Duda

October 20

October 23

October 27

November

Fred Everett PalmerNancy Jo Fuller

Michael Henry McMahonLisa Marie Lundgren

John Vincent RogersFrances Mary Zybert

Michael Leonard DeacyGeorgianna M. Schiavone



Hampstead, N.H.Windham, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.Methuen , MA



Hampstead, N.H.

Salem, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.

Malen, MA


Hampstead, N.H.Epping, N.H.



Auburn , MEHampstead, N.H.


August

August

September

September

September

September

September

September

September

September

19 Robert S. MagnussonKristina J. Duston

Kingston, N.H.Hampstead, N.H.

25 George F. Grandmaison, Jr. Hampstead, N.H.Michelle C. Selicious

1 Allen David SmithDenise L. Liliedahl

2 Dana Matthew SmithRebecca Jane Wohlers

8 Anthony McCormackCarla Maia Wilkinson

8 Walton St. John, Jr.Jennifer Louise Patten

9 Roger Alan CookeDeanne Carol Dalphond

15 Joseph J. McGillicuddyMonika N. Gosselin

29 Simon David AckermanPamela Jean Busa

29 Eric Daniel PetersonTheresa Jean Cairns

Hampstead, N.H.

Hampstead, N.H.Derry, N.H.

Fairfax City, VAFairfax City, VA

Hampstead, N.H.Kennebunkport , ME


Hampstead, N.H.Lowell, MA



Medford, MAHampstead, N.H.

November

November 10

December

December 15

December 15

Gerson Howard FriedmanMillicent Ann Chase

Edmond S. MartocchiaPatricia R. Spencer

Robert L. FontaineJeannette P. Cullinan

David Paul TkachukDawn Paula Smith

Edwin True CoombsMary Parsons Smith

December 31 Francis Anthony NugentNancy Ellen Noyes

Ridgefield, CTRidgefield, CT


Newton, N.H.Hampstead, N.H.



Danville, N.H.Hampstead, N.H.

I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of myknowledge and belief.


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Annual Report of the School Boardof the Town of Hampstead, NH

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BOARD OF EDUCATIONName Term Expired

Edward Nadworny, Chairperson .... 1991Vivian Clark, Vice Chairperson . . . 1991Ruta Jordans 1992Richard Little 1993Jorge Mesa-Tejada 1993

OTHER DISTRICT OFFICERS

Michael Gorham, Moderator 1993Brenda Clark, Clerk 1993George Stokinger 1993

ADMINISTRATION

Terrance F. HolmesRichard F. FugereThomas H. McDonald

Superintendent of SchoolsAsst. Supt. of SchoolsBusiness Administrator

HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL BOARD

REPORT OF THE CHAIRPERSON

Since the turn of the century, our country has

been the world's industrial leader. However,a fundamental change in our industrial

competitiveness has occurred over the past

decade. American manufacturers have beentaught painful lessons by Asian and Europeancompetitors: quality and productive win.

The primary lesson is that total production

costs are reduced when work is done right the

first time. Rework is expensive. Second,

superior products will always be in greater

demand man mediocre ones, as is evidencedby the current state of the Americanautomobile industry. In the global market,

America is now playing catch-up with ourinternational competition.

We need to learn from this change in

America's industrial position and apply it to

public education. We need to provide all with

a quality education if our "products", the

children, are to maintain competitive in

today's global society.

Providing a quality education makes goodeconomic sense in the long run. Society's cost to

reform or care for an individual who feels "left

behind" is much higher than providing high

quality education in the first place.

Hampstead has traditionally provided its schools

with what is needed to meet out high

expectations. Our students receive a continuously

high quality education. Given the recent

economic downturn and our demonstrated

continued growth, we are all faced with a very

difficult decision: continue the tradition or lower

expectations.

Today's children represent the future leaders of

America. We need to continually challenge themand provide them the tools they will need to meetthese challenges. We must look beyond today

and continue to support a quality education for

our children.

Edward NadwornyChairperson

Hampstead School Board

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REPORT OF THE ASSISTANTSUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

GROWTH - The Hampstead School District has

experienced a tremendous increase in student

growth over the past ten years. In reviewing the

enrollment projections used during that period to

plan, the actual enrollments were always higher

than what we had predicted. However, because

of the economic slow down in the region, it is

felt that the rate of growth will continue but at a

slower rate. Annually, the town census is taken

for the district to verify the number of children in

town who will enter school. This year's census

shows that Hampstead has the children and they

are on the way. As shown by the enrollment

graphics, you can see that the enrollments in all

schools will continue to increase. There is a

major pressure point at the Middle School that

needs to be addressed immediately. The school's

capacity of 300 was reached in the 1988-89

school year and the School Board has been

planning for the addition since that time. Nextyear the enrollment will jump to 382 and the

following year to 424. The school is using all

available space along with two portable

classrooms. The enrollment data is reviewed and

updated annually. I believe that we will need to

keep a close watch on the Central School growth.

Time will tell.

STUDENT ENROLLMENTGRADES R - 12

# of Srudonta

Central School Middle School Plnkerton Academy

you can see that Hampstead compares very

favorably to both the national and state norms.

In fact, our students consistently score higher

than the state norm. The national norm is always

50 and the State of New Hampshire normchanges every test year but is always higher than

the national norm score. Further, Hampsteadstudents score better than the New Hampshirenorm score.

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PERCENTILE RANKSGRADE 4 TOTAL BATTERY

I Dlatrlot ES3 Stat* -*- National (m*dlan)

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PERCENTILE RANKSGRADE 8 TOTAL BATTERY

1986 1988 1987 19S8 1989

" National (madlan)

] 1990-91 d 1995-96 (prolooted) COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PERCENTILE RANKSGRADE 10 TOTAL BATTERY

TESTING - The State of New Hampshire has

been involved in a state-wide accountability

testing program since 1985 using the California

Achievement Tests. The test battery includes

sub-testing in Reading, Mathematics, LanguageArts, Science and Social Studies. Every school

district is required to test in grades 4, 8, and 10,

and they report the results to the State

Department of Education. School districts are

able to compare themselves on two levels:

national norms and state norms. On the chartI Dlatrtot ES3 Stat* -* National (madlan)

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HCS

Class Size as of February 1991

No. Students No. Teachers Student /Teacher Ratio

Pre-school 21 1 21.0:1Readiness 32 2 16.0:1Grade 1 116 6 19.3:1Grade 2 110 5 22.0:1Grade 3 109 4 * 27.2:1Grade 4 118 5 23.6:1

TOTAL 506 (23)

HMS

Grade 5 98 4 24.5:1Grade 6 89 3 * 29.6:1Grade 7 81 3 * 27.0:1Grade 8 85 3 * 28.3:1

TOTAL 353 (14)

Over desired goal of 25 to 1. Four high ability classes at the MiddleSchool have 32 students in them.

CLASS SIZE - The subject of class size alwaysbecomes a topic of conversation whenenrollments are increasing and building projects

are being considered. The School Board has

long held that reasonable class sizes were in the

best educational interest of both students andfaculty. In fact, they try very hard to maintain

the goal of a maximum of 15 in readiness, 20 for

grades 1 and 2, and 25 for grades 3 through 8.

When a particular class exceeds the desired level

by several students and depending on the

circumstances, the Board may either add another

teacher or provide teacher assistant help. TheState Department of Education recommends that

a classroom be built on the basis of 30 square

feet per student. A standard New Hampshireclassroom is 900 square feet. Based on the

square foot to determine building capacity, the

state sets maximum recommended classroom

capacity for grades 1 and 2 at 25, and grades 3-8

at 30. When a school is built, the capacity

(building capacity based on square feet) is

usually 30 students x number of classrooms.

However, the School Board's desired classroom

capacity is 25 students (grades 3-8) per room xthe number of rooms which will allow flexibility

between classes to reassign students, provide

room for new move-ins and be able to vary class

size by ability group. Lower ability groups canhave a smaller class size to accommodateindividual problems.

COST PER PUPIL - The State Department of

Education publishes a per pupil cost for each

district based on the district's budget andenrollment. The cost is equalized by subtracting

tuition, transportation and debt for construction.

Districts are able to compare the cost per pupil to

one another using this information. TheHampstead's per pupil costs compares very

favorably to the state average. In fact, the cost

figures for 1989-90 shows the state average for

elementary schools to be $3956 per student.

Hampstead Central School per pupil cost was$3996. The state average middle school costs for

1989-90 was $4560, and the Hampstead MiddleSchool cost was $3996. As you can see, the

district's cost per pupil is very respectable.

Additionally, Hampstead School District's ability

to pay is ranked in the top third in the state,

while its cost per pupil is average or below.

CONCLUSION - When we assess the overall

health of the Hampstead School District, the

citizens should be very proud of their school

system. Hampstead is a very desirable

community to live in and the schools are a major

contributing factor that attract families to

Hampstead. The children do well academically

as compared to the state and national test results.

Our Pinkerton Academy students consistently

perform better than their counterparts onstandardized tests at Pinkerton. Our students are

happy and secure in school and are developing as

well balanced, independent learners.

Your continued support is greatly appreciated and

essential in the future! Thank you.

Richard F. Fugere

Assistant Superintendent of Schools

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HAMPSTEAD CENTRAL SCHOOL

REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL

Since last School District Meeting, the HampsteadCentral School faculty and staff have focused onstrengthening our school program. Our school is

organized around curriculum committees that keep

aware of research, trends, and techniques

appropriate for educating children for the

twenty-first century. We've made some significant

strides and our test scores continue to be high whencompared to state and national results.

There are many fascinating things to watch in an

elementary school but perhaps the most dramatic is

witnessing the children learning to read and write.

This year we've instituted "whole language"

throughout the entire school. Our approachintegrates reading, writing, phonics, spelling,

speaking and listening. We built units of study

around pieces of literature. Children are exposed to

the very best literature and are encouraged to dolots of writing. Children use the Writing Process

and learn about drafts, editing, polishing andproducing final drafts. Our testing indicates that the

majority of children operate well above grade level

in the language arts. This is our strongest program.

Our mathematics program is being strengthened

based on the research presented in a national study

entitled "Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for

School Mathematics." This study suggests that

while computation skills are satisfactory for

American students, understanding concepts in

mathematics is a weakness. Our goal is to assist

children as they learn concrete notions in

mathematics and problem solving and real life

experiences. The children are using higher level

thinking skills to solve the challenging problemswe're presenting.

Social Studies has received unexpected attention as

world events escalate. Our attention to history,

mapping, geography, and good citizenship has taken

on special meaning. This is our newest committeeand their leadership has been important as weexplore the world around us.

Developments in science are being directed by research

presented in "Science For All Americans." As science

has not had much emphasis in past years, we have a

serious lack of materials and equipment. This year

several teachers have piloted new materials that

encourage a process oriented approach which emphasizeusing the scientific method. Unfortunately, budget

constraints are likely to slow the development of our

science program.

The Unified Arts program has always been a source of

pride in Hampstead. Our elementary students have

many opportunities to enjoy the arts both as performers

and critics. We use an integrated approach so that what

is learned in the regular classroom is enhanced in music,

art and physical education. This is an exciting way to

learn because all the senses become involved in the

process. It's easy to learn a concept when you sing,

dance, and create.

Our computer program has been noted by Pinkerton

Academy as one of the best. All the children are

computer literate, and our software reinforces our

regular curriculum. Children begin word processing

early and even our very youngest can do things on the

computer that their parents are unable to do!

Finally, we continue to build character and citizenship

in "teachable" moments. We encourage children to think

through a problem, chose a good solution and make it

work! We value respect and kindness and children are

recognized for their efforts to help one another in a

collaborative manner. Come and visit! You'll see whywe love Hampstead Central School.

Kathleen Sciarappa

Principal

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HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL

REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL

There are many events and programs to report

relative to the Middle School. I have decided to

comment upon four programs that address the needs

of our students as it relates to their academic,

emotional, social, and attitudinal growth.

One of our goals this year was to recognize andencourage academic growth. To that end, weapplied for and were granted a charter to establish aNational Honor Society. The national criteria has

established rather ambitious expectations, but I amhappy to report that forty-one of our seventh andeights grade students have been able to meet or

succeed academic requirements. Students will also

be reviewed as it relates to their leadership,

citizenship, service to the community, and personal

character. We plan to have our first Induction

Ceremony in late February or early March of 1991.

This year the focus of our computer program has

been to educate our children. The entire teaching

staff is computer literate and is involved in teaching

students at all grade levels. A computer lab has

been set up in the cafeteria and we have thirty-two

computers available for instructional purposes. Wehave been able to meet the needs of the incomingfifth graders who already had a fine program last

year at the Central School. We expect to be able to

"test out" eight graders by the 1992 school year so

as to make it possible for our students to meet their

high school requirements before they graduate.

Although we have enjoyed a great deal of success in

past years in the area of Language Arts using a basal

text in reading and separate books for spelling,

grammar, and writing, the current research indicates

that children achieve more using a "whole language"

approach. Simply put, all learning experiences in

reading, writing, spelling, and grammar are taught as

one subject. It is incorporated into our ReadingProgram (Open Court). The whole language

program that we instituted this year in grade five is

meeting all of our expectations. We will be

incorporating the program into other grades in

succeeding years.

The majority of our students are at the concrete stage

of mental reasoning. The Unified Arts program (art,

music, physical education, home economics, andindustrial arts) continues to be an extension of the

academic program as it provides students with the

opportunity to practice and augment the math,

reading, and other academic skills that are taught in

other disciplines. In addition, the emotional and

social needs of our students are addressed through

the visual and performing arts. The Unified Arts

Team has arranged music concerts, art, homeeconomics, and industrial arts exhibits. The annual

Lip Sync Show, Square Dancing Unit, andInternational Cultures/Olympics Program has

provided many opportunities for our students to

perform and receive the recognition that is so helpful

towards developing a positive self image.

Robert P. Little

Principal

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PDSfKERTON ACADEMY REPORT

For 175 years Pinkerton Academy has operated

as a private secondary school in Deny.Administered by a Board of Trustees, it serves as

the high school for all students from Deny,Chester, Hampstead, and Windham through

contractual agreement. The school, named after

Major John and Elder James Pinkerton whoendowed the school, began classes in 1815.

After 175 years of service, it continues to serve

the moral, social, and scholastic needs of the

area's youth. Each student's tuition is normally

paid by the town in which the student resides.

The school's tuition remains significantly lower

than the state average for public high schools, as

it has for many years.

The school emphasizes a sound, basic, traditional

education consisting of a mastery of the

fundamentals, the development of skills, and the

overall social, intellectual, and emotional growthof the students. Pinkerton offers a wide range of

programs, from college preparatory to vocational

(12 state- approved programs) and supports a

wide range of extracurricular activities andathletic programs.

Pinkerton Academy encourages parental

involvement throughout a student's academiccareer. The CROW, a newsletter for parents, is

published several times throughout the year with

information on events, available assistance andresources, parent workshops, exam schedules,

registration material, etc.

All faculty members are state certified and manyhold advanced degrees. The trustees of

Pinkerton Academy are a self-perpetuating boardand serve without compensation. Each sending

town is represented on the board by at least twomembers. Hampstead' s representatives are Mrs.Beth Duston and Mr. John Lydon.

Pinkerton Academy is accredited by the NewEngland Association of Schools and Colleges andthe State of New Hampshire Department ofEducation. The six curricula offerings are:

Classical, Scientific, Business, HomeEconomics, Social Sciences, and Vocational.

The Vocational includes programs in five distinct

divisions. Students may move among the various

curricula. All courses in the major disciplines,

English, Math, Science, Social Studies, in

addition to some courses in the Language andBusiness areas, are academically leveled.

Courses designated "A - College Prep" are

designed to offer maximum academic preparation

for four-year colleges and universities of the

highest caliber. Courses designated "B" are

designed to offer both scholastic preparation for

colleges and other post-secondary institutions andgeneral preparation in a wide variety of areas.

Courses designated "C" are designed to develop

basic skills, to stress fundamentals, and to offer

general preparation in a wide variety of areas. In

addition, accelerated programs in English and in

Math as well as special independent study

programs are offered for selected students.

Five National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

were announced last fall. Those from Hampsteadare Glenn Crowley and Matthew Emerson.These students rank in the top 1/2% of all high

school students taking the Preliminary Scholastic

Aptitude Test (PSAT).

Eleven young men and women were selected as

Commended Merit Students finishing in the top

5% of all students nationwide taking the PSAT.They include William Keating and LaurenceLaFleur from Hampstead.

A dozen seniors successfully completed the very

challenging and prestigious St. Paul's AdvancedStudies Program during this past summer.Hampstead was represented by Glenn Crowley,

Matthew Emerson, William Keating and ChadKlotzle.

Robin PeninPublic Relations Coordinator

79

The Class of 1990

College Admissions and Post-secondary Information

Number of graduates: 480

Number of different colleges/universities/institutions accepting students fromthe class of 1990: 241

Number of students admitted:5-year college/university majors: 8

4-year colleges/universities: 2243-year programs: 9

2-year programs: 88

1-year programs: 12

Total number of students entering post-secondary education programs: 341

Total % of graduates pursuing post-secondary education: 71%

Number of students entering the military: 23

Number of students entering the work force after graduation: 117

College Board Scores Comparison

Class of 1988 1989 1990

Number of Students 310 345 338P. A. Verbal 452 446 437P. A. Math 478 479 478P. A. Reading 45.8 44.3 43.6P. A. Vocabulary 45.8 45.0 43.9P. A. TSWE 45.3 43.8 44.0N.H. Verbal 446 447 442N.H. Math 487 485 486N.H. TSWE 44.8 44.2 44.2National Verbal 428 427 424National Math 476 476 476National TSWE 43.0 42.6 42.5

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School Warrant — State of New Hampshire

To the inhabitants of the School District of the Town of Hampstead, NewHampshire, qualified to vote in District affairs.

You are hereby notified to meet at the Hampstead Middle School in Hampstead, NewHampshire on Friday, the eighth day of March, 1991, at 7:00 p.m. in the eveningto act on the following articles:(Snow date Monday, March 11)

1. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Two Million Five Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand Dollars ($2,585,000)for the construction and equipping of a 300-student addition and renovations tothe existing structure at the Hampstead Middle School, in Hampstead, NewHampshire, said sum to be in addition to any federal, state, or private fundsthat may become available, and to authorize the issuance of not more than TwoMillion Five Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand Dollars ($2,585,000) of bonds or notesin accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Finance Act (RSA Chapter 33),and to authorize the School Board to issue and negotiate such bonds or notes andto determine the rate of interest thereon. (With Recommendation of the Budget Committee)

2. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Ninety Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-Five Dollars ($90,475) to paythe first interest payment due on the borrowing authorization under Article I

abov (With Recommendation of the Budget Committee)

3. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) to fund the cost ofrenovating the ventilation system at the Hampstead Middle School. (Pendingwarrant Article l) (Unanimously NOT Recommended by the Budget Committee

4. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Seventeen Thousand Dollars ($17,000) to fund the replacement costsfor the fire alarm system at the Hampstead Middle School. (Pending WarrantArticle 1) (Unanimously Recommended by the Budget Committee

5. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Two Hundred Fourteen Dollars ($250,214) tofund the additional cost items attributable to a 12% increase due employeesunder the negotiated agreement between the Hampstead School Board and theHampstead Teachers Association for the last year of the three-year contract(1991-1992 school year). (With Recommendation of the Budget Committee)

Cost Distribution

Professional SalariesFICARetirementLife InsuranceCoaches SalariesProfessional Improvement

$211 33916 1678, 5597 205

4966 448

$250, 214

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1991-1992Salaries $ 9,847FICA 754Retirement 501Insurance 27

6. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Eleven Thousand One Hundred Twenty-Nine Dollars ($11,129) to fund, in1991-1992, those additional cost items for a 6% increase for salaries andbenefits and to approve the cost items for the 1992-93 fiscal year due theemployees under the negotiated agreement for 1990-1993 reached between theHampstead School Board and the Hampstead Support Personnel Association(custodians/cafeteria workers) . (Unanimously NOT Recommended by the Budget Committee

Cost Distribution6% Increase 1992-1993

$10,43880053129

Increased Costs $11,129 $11,798

7. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of Twenty Three Thousand Fifty-One Dollars ($23,051) to fund theadditional cost of a 6% raise for non-union employees: secretaries, teacherassistants, nurses, and administration for the 1991-1992 school year.

(Unanimously NOT Recommended by the Budget Committee

Cost DistributionSalaries $20,405FICA 1,558Retirement 1,054Insurance 34

$23,051

8. To see what sum of money the Hampstead School District will vote to raiseand appropriate in addition to money already appropriated under prior warrantarticles, for the payment of salaries of School District officials and agentsand for the support of schools and for the payment of the statutory obligationsof the District. (With Recommendation of the Budget Committee)

9. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to authorize the SchoolBoard to apply for, accept and expend, without further action by the SchoolDistrict meeting, money from the state, federal, or other governmental unit or aprivate source of donations in any other form (land, equipment, etc.) whichbecomes available during the 1991-92 school fiscal year, provided that suchexpenditure be made for which a school district may appropriate money and thatsuch expenditure not require the expenditure of other School District funds.

10. BY PETITION (Jo Hamblett, et al) To see if the School District will vote todirect the formation of a playground study group which will assess the needs andmake recommendations to the 1992 Annual School District Meeting for appropriate,cost effective play areas and play equipment at Hampstead Middle and CentralSchools.

11. To see if the Hampstead School District will vote to accept the reports ofagents, auditors, and committees.

12. To see if the District wishes to take any other action which may legallycome before the meeting.

Given under our hands at Hampstead, New Hampshire, this eighteenth day ofFebruary, 1991.

(ss) Hampstead School Board

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Hampstead School District 1991-1992 Budget

PAGE -

ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION EXP 1989-90 BUD 1990-91 SCH BD 1991-92

1100-112 SALARIES1100-114 SAL - TEACHER AIDES1100-122 SALARIES-SUBSTITUTES1100-440 REPAIRS1100-563 TUITION1100-580 WORKSHOPS-REG ED1100-610 SUPPLIES1100-630 TEXTBOOKS1100-631 WORKBOOKS1100-741 NEW EQUIPMENT1100-742 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMT1100-850 OTH EXP DRUG ED1100-870 OTH EXP-COMPUTER ED1100-890 OTHER EXP - VENTURES

TOTAL REGULAR PROGRAMS

1200-111 SAL-SPEC ED DIRECTOR1200-112 SAL-SPEC ED1200-114 SAL - SPEC ED AIDES1200-115 SAL-SPEC ED SEC1200-122 SAL-HOME INSTRUCTION1200-569 TUITION-PRIVATE1200-580 WORKSHOPS-SPEC ED1200-610 SUPPLIES-SPEC ED1200-630 TEXTBOOKS-SPEC ED1200-631 WORKBOOKS-SPEC ED1200-741 NEW EQUIP-SPEC ED1200-742 SPECIAL ED REPLACE1200-810 DUES - SPECIAL ED

TOTAL SPECIAL PROGRAMS

1410-111 SALARY-ATH DIRECTOR1410-112 SAL STU. ACTIVITIES1410-390 OFFICIALS1410-440 REPAIRS-ATH EQUIP1410-610 SUPPLIES-ATHLETICS1410-741 NEW EQUIP-ATHLETICS1410-742 REPL EQUIP-ATHLETICS1410-890 DUES & ASSESSMENTS

TOTAL EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACT

1690-1121690-610

SAL-ADULT EDOTHER EXPENSES

TOTAL ADULT/CONT ED PROG

2112-1112114-380

ATTENDANCECENSUS

1,288,169.1945,759.8631,700.941,138.51

1,186,339.581,810.29

45,721.4716,932.3416,996.1017,161.173,510.41

131.0034,752.705,750.36

2,695,873.92

.00217,441.8026,652.77

.003,750.00

234,898.071,506.422,030.85

373.58732.52

6,224.521,244.32

235.00

495,089.85

1,900.009,950.002,940.00

.001,857.00219.70

2,098.84185.00

19,150.54

.00

.00

.00

.00884.00

1,459,690.0051,513.0016,700.001,500.00

1,297,682.00.00

53,467.0027,388.0020,842.004,507.001,750.00

.006,500.003,000.00

2,944,539.00

44,550.00201,611.0017,613.0011,431.004,000.00

267,889.001,000.003,250.00

700.00600.00

1,610.00450.00270.00

554,974.00

2,100.0010,852.002,976.00

100.00849.00

1.001,866.00

330.00

19,074.00

1.001.00

2.00

1.00884.00

1,494,012.0051,513.0015,120.001,500.00

1,354,427.00.00

48,668.0015,099.0022,367.006,900.00

1.00.00

5,500.001,000.00

3,016,107.00

44,550.00200,044.0029,162.0011,431.004,000.00

379,672.001,000.003,250.00

700.00600.00

1.001.00

270.00

674,681.00

2,100.0010,852.002,976.00

100.00849.00

1.001,866.00

330.00

19,074.00

1.001.00

2.00

1.00.00

TOTAL ATTEND & SOC WORK SV 884.00 885.00 1.00

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HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT

1991-92 BUDGET

DESCRIPTION EXP 1989-90

PAGE -

BUD 1990-91 SCH BD 1991-92

2122-112 SALARIES-GUIDANCE2122-532 POSTAGE-GUIDANCE2122-580 WORKSHOPS-GUIDANCE2122-610 SUPPLIES-GUIDANCE2122-630 BOOKS-GUIDANCE2122-741 GUIDANCE-NEW EQ2122-742 GUIDANCE-RPL EQUIP2123-370 TESTING - SCORING2123-610 TESTING - SUPPLIES

TOTAL GUIDANCE SERVICES

2132-113 SALARY-NURSE2132-330 PHYSICALS-STUDENTS2132-340 PHYSICALS-STAFF2132-580 WORKSHOPS-NURSES2132-610 SUPPLIES-NURSE2132-630 BOOKS - NURSES2132-640 PERIODICALS-NURSE2132-741 NEW EQUIP-NURSE2132-742 REPL EQ-NURSE

TOTAL HEALTH SERVICES

2142-112 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST2142-330 PSYCH SERVICES, OTHER

TOTAL PSYCHOLOGICAL SERV

2152-112 SALARY - SPEECH

TOTAL SPEECH PATH & AUDIO

2190-8102190-890

SERESCASSEMBLIES

TOTAL OTHER SVCS - PUPILS

2212-550 CURRICULUM DEV2213-270 PROF. IMPROVEMENT2213-340 IN-SERVICE TRAINING

TOTAL IMP OF INSTR SERVICE

2222-112 SAL - LIBRARIAN2222-114 SAL - LIBRARY ASST.2222-610 SUPPLIES-LIBRARY2222-630 BOOKS-LIBRARY2222-640 PERIODICALS2222-741 NEW EQUIP-LIBRARY2223-440 REPAIRS-AV2223-453 FILM RENTAL2223-610 SUPPLIES - AV2223-741 NEW EQUIP - AV

63,986.46 79,999.00 79,999.00185.21 275.00 275.00241.95 .00 .00365.77 200.00 200.00482.24 161.00 161.00

.00 1.00 1.00

.00 1.00 1.001,965.13 3,324.00 2,440.002,622.09 3,398.00 1,898.00

69,848.85 87,359.00 84,975.00

29,273.86 31,737.00 31,737.00840.00 .00 .00

.00 468.00 468.00200.00 .00 .00827.56 1,155.00 1,155.00192.58 175.00 175.0040.07 40.00 40.00

443.56 320.00 1.00.00 1.00 1.00

31,817.63 33,896.00 33,577.00

.00 .00 35,000.0020,561.86 20,000.00 6,000.00

20,561.86 20,000.00 41,000.00

38,262.98 46,662.00 68,905.00

38,262.98 46,662.00 68,905.00

2,580.84 3,183.00 3,190.00.00 1.00 1.00

2,580.84 3,184.00 3,191.00

10,278.05 9,200.00 6,900.0014,080.02 16,840.00 20,800.001,501.15 1,000.00 2,500.00

25,859.22 27,040.00 30,200.00

.00 24,985.00 24,985.0025,400.87 11,778.00 11,778.001,106.56 1,283.00 1,283.006,088.96 7,540.00 7,540.00

676.51 783.00 783.00264.15 .00 1.00277.85 700.00 700.0078.71 200.00 1.00

2,351.09 2,678.00 2,678.001,569.25 .00 1,500.00

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1991-92 BUDGET


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BUD 1990-91 SCH BD 1991-92

2223-7422224-390

REPL EQUIP - AVEDUCATIONAL TV

1,315.40714.45

1,428.00915.00

0000

TOTAL ED MEDIA SERVICES

2311--111 SAL-SCHOOL BOARD2311--523 LIABILITY INSURANCE2312--380 SCHOOL BOARD CLERK2312--532 EXP- SCHOOL BD CLERK2313--111 TREASURER & ASST2313--523 TREASURER'S BOND2313--532 TREASURER'S POSTAGE2313--610 TREASURER'S SUPPLIES2314--380 DIST OFCRS & WORKERS2314--550 ANNUAL REPORT2314--610 ANNUAL MTG EXPENSES2315--380 LEGAL SERVICES2317--380 AUDIT2319--540 BOARD EXP-ADV2319--580 BOARD EXPENSE-CONF2319--610 BOARD EXP-SUPPLIES2319--640 BD EXP-PERIODICAL2319--810 BD EXP-ASSOCIATION

TOTAL SCHOOL BOARD SERVICE

2320-351 SAU NO. 55 BUDGET

TOTAL OFFICE SUPT SERVICES

2390-360 COMPUTER SERVICES

TOTAL OTHER SVCS - GEN ADM

2410-111 SAL-PRINCIPAL2410-115 SAL-SECRETARIES2410-440 BUSINESS MACH REPAIR2410-531 TELEPHONE2410-532 POSTAGE2410-580 WORKSHOPS-PRINCIPALS2410-610 SUPPLIES-PRIN OFFICE2410-630 BOOKS-PRIN OFFICE2410-741 NEW EQUIP-PRIN OFFIC2410-742 REPL EQ - PRIN OFF2410-810 DUES-PRIN OFFICE

TOTAL OFFICE OF THE PRNCPL

2490-890 GRADUATION

TOTAL OTH SVCS - SCH ADMIN

2541-116 SAL-CUSTODIAL SUPVIS2541-580 WORKSHOPS-CUSTODIAL

39,843.80 52,290.00 51,251.00

4,200.00 2,600.00 2,600.001,554.00 1,600.00 1,950.001,150.00 1,320.00 1,320.00

120.00 135.00 135.001,260.00 1,000.00 1,000.00

319.00 340.00 340.00325.00 450.00 350.00182.58 200.00 200.00100.00 100.00 100.00

1,666.66 2,400.00 1,700.00200.00 300.00 300.00

8,635.50 5,500.00 5,500.003,525.00 3,750.00 3,800.001,455.49 1,000.00 1.00421.26 1,000.00 500.00685.16 300.00 300.00230.00 210.00 240.00

2,173.35 2,391.00 2,630.00

28,203.00 24,596.00 22,966.00

94,514.00 107,747.00 112,170.00

94,514.00 107,747.00 112,170.00

614.42 5,275.00 5,540.00

614.42 5,275.00 5,540.00

97,500.00 104,270.00 104,270.0032,696.70 35,760.00 35,760.005,617.63 4,210.00 4,210.00

13,701.17 14,000.00 15,000.00953.91 1,250.00 1,250.00

2,678.59 2,200.00 2,200.005,508.43 6,414.00 6,414.00

49.95 50.00 50.00.00 .00 1.00

4,993.33 4,495.00 4,495.001,310.00 1,360.00 1,360.00

165,009.71 174,009.00 175,010.00

543.57 475.00 475.00

543.57

28,999.8857.61

475.00

31,320.00230.00

475.00

31,320.00100.00

85

ACCOUNT


1991-92 BUDGET


PAGE -

BUD 1990-91 SCH BD 1991-92

2542-116 SAL-CUSTODIAL2542-126 SAL-OT,VAC,SK.LV2542-431 RUBBISH REMOVAL2542-441 CONT. SERV. REPAIRS2542-442 PLMBG, HEATING, ELECT2542-444 CLOCK MAINTENANCE2542-451 RENTAL OF FAC2542-490 SEPTIC TANKS2542-521 INSURANCE-SMP2542-610 CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES2542-620 SUPPLIES-REP & MAINT2542-652 LIGHT2542-653 HEAT2542-657 GAS SERVICE2542-741 NEW EQUIP2542-742 CUST REPLAC EQUIP2543-432 SNOWPLOWING2543-610 SUPPLIES-GROUNDS2543-656 FUEL-VEHICLES2543-741 NEW EQUIP - GROUNDS2543-742 REP EQUIP-GROUNDS2544-610 MATERIALS-EQUIP REP2545-440 VEHICLE REPAIR2545-451 RENTAL OF VAN2546-433 SECURITY CHECKS2546-890 ALARM MONITORING

TOTAL OP & MAINT OF PLANT

2552-5132553-5192554-5132555-5132559-513

STUDENT TRANSSPEC ED TRANSPFIELD TRIPSATHLETIC TRANSMUSIC TRANSP

TOTAL PUPIL TRANS SERVICES

2900-211 EMP INSUR2900-214 WORKER'S COMP INS2900-221 EMP RETIREMENT2900-222 TEACHER'S RETIREMENT2900-230 FICA2900-260 UNEMPLOYMENT COMP

TOTAL OTHER SERVICES

3900-118 COMMUNITY SERVICES

TOTAL OTH COMMUNITY SVCS

4200-390 SITES

TOTAL SITE IMPROVEMENTS

140,934.996,990.715,758.502,552.45

22,564.16.00

9,409.90.00

20,128.0016,023.523,506.99

69,116.6927,857.821,681.44

.00

.00

.002,088.62

291.304,890.172,832.31

822.24843.13

.00

.00312.00

150,464.002,230.005,525.001,450.00

10,700.00.00

9,916.001,110.00

23,000.0020,000.004,000.0065,000.0035,000.002,300.00

.003,900.00

100.004,900.00

500.00.00

425.00150.00800.00436.00

1,000.00450.00

143,729.002,230.0012,304.001,450.00

10,700.00.00

10,412.001,110.00

23,000.0018,000.004,000.00

76,000.0035,000.002,300.00

1.001.00

100.002,400.00

700.001.00

425.00150.00800.00

.001.00

475.00

367,662.43 374,906.00 376,709.00

196,414.74 191,505.00 205,256.0048,561.90 66,600.00 86,823.002,426.00 .00 1.003,218.36 4,410.00 4,675.00

451.45 .00 1.00

251,072.45 262,515.00 296,756.00

178,516.44 205,000.00 209,135.0022,515.00 19,764.00 25,422.006,923.75 5,540.00 20,061.00

20,920.43 21,622.00 88,711.00165,091.23 179,806.00 188,735.00

3,991.94 5,000.00 4,000.00

397,958.79 436,732.00 536,064.00

1,743.42 1,000.00 1.00

1,743.42 1,000.00 1.00

3,601.41 750.00 1.00

3,601.41 750.00 1.00

86

ACCOUNT


1991-92 BUDGET


PAGE -

BUD 1990-91 SCH BD 1991-92

4600-460 BUILDING IMPROVEMENT4600-490 RENOVATIONS

TOTAL BLDG IMPROVEMENTS

4800-720 BUILDING FUND

TOTAL BUILDING FUND

5100-830 PRINCIPAL ON DEBT5100-840 INTEREST ON DEBT

TOTAL DEBT SERVICE

5220-880 FEDERAL PROJECTS5225-880 FED PROJECT PAYABLE

TOTAL TRANS TO FED PROJ FD

5230-880 CAPITAL RESERVE

TOTAL TRANS TO CAP PROJ FD

5240-880 FED FOOD SVCE REIMB

TOTAL TRANS TO FOOD SVC FD

5340-119 SAL - FOOD SERVICE

TOTAL SAL. -FOOD SERVICE

6000-211 INS REFUNDS

TOTAL REF CURRENT YR EXP

7000-770 COMPUTER PURCH-STAFF

TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS

9000-990 CONTINGENCY

TOTAL

GRAND TOTALS

.00 .00 1.0049,441.48 15,000.00 15,000.00

49,441.48 15,000.00 15,001.00

17,111.19 .00 .00

17,111.19 .00 .00

300,000.00 300,000.00 300,000.00167,250.00 150,000.00 132,000.00

467,250.00 450,000.00 432,000.00

49,156.90 40,000.00 40,000.00.00 .00 .00

49,156.90 40,000.00 40,000.00

.00 1.00 1.00

.00 1.00 1.00

1,673.00 65,000.00 65,000.00

1,673.00 65,000.00 65,000.00

33,401.25 .00 .00

33,401.25 .00 .00

36,774.62 .00 .00

36,774.62 .00 .00

14,757.56 .00 .00

14,757.56 .00 .00

.00 39,597.00 20,000.00

.00 39,597.00 20,000.00

5,420,262.69 5,787,508.00 6,120,658.00

87

Hampstead School District 1991-1992 Receipts

ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION

LOCAL REVENUE

07.70 CASH/UNENC BALANCE15.00 EARNED INCOME19.20 PERMANENT FUNDS19.90 OTHER LOCAL REVENUE

RECEIVED1989-1990

$18,934.9436,456.771,807.00

24,450.02

BUDGETED1990-1991

$56,612.8110,000.002,200.00

0.00

PROPOSED1991-1992

$10,000.0010,000.001,950.00

0.00

STATE REVENUE

31.10 FOUNDATION AID32.10 BUILDING AID32.40 HANDICAPPED AID

FEDERAL REVENUE

43.00 FEDERAL PROJECTS44.60 LUNCH REIMBURSEMENTS

OTHER REVENUE

52.50 CAPITAL RESERVE FUNDS61.00 REFUNDS-PRIOR YEARS61.50 BUILDING PROGRAMS

TOTAL INCOME

APPROPRIATION

TOTAL

$45,717.9990,000.0029,833.74

$27,131.281,673.00

$0.000.000.00

$276,004.74

$4,983,895.00

$5,259,899.74

$66,329.0086,724.0018,477.00

$40,000.0065,000.00

$0.000.000.00

$345,342.81

$5,442,165.19

$5,787,508.00

$0.0090,000.0018,477.00

$40,000.0065,000.00

$0.000.000.00

$235,427.00

$5,885,231.00

$6,120,658.00

88

Hampstead School District Expenditures

By Account and Vendor Report

1100-112 SALARIES

TRANSFERS

0038E LINDA BAENIG

0039E MAUREEN A. BATEMAN

0052E DEBORAH E. BRIDGES

0053E MARY ANN BOUCHER

0058E DORIS BUCO

0095E DILLARD E COLLINS

0150E EVELYN COTTER

0165E JUDITH COTTER

0170E PAUL A. COURNOVER

0180E EDITH DALEY

0183E JANE L. DANIELS

0185E CYNTHIA DAWSON

0200E JUNE DEYO

0218E MAUREEN P. EATON

0220E JOANN ERICKSON

0230E RAYMOND D FLAHERTY

0260E BETTY A. FREEDMAN

0330E MARGARET P. HANNIGAN

0340E KATHLEEN L. HOEPF

0358E MARION LAKE

0360E ROSEMARY RUB I NO

0361

E

MICHELLE LAPHAM

0362E JENNIFER G. LATHAM

0369E JANICE L. LOPES

0371

E

MARY ELLEN MACDONALD

0372E JULIANNE DENNEY

0373E ANDREA MARGOLIS

0374E MARION MACNEILL

0376E DAUN P. SMITH

0380E PATRICIA O'CONNELL

0382E DEBORAH P1ERSON

0383E ANN PINTO

0393E MARY LYNNE PROVOST

0395E CYNTHIA ROGERS

0430E GARY SMITH

0445E HELEN STRATTON

0455E JEANNE M. SULLIVAN

0465E CHERYL TAYLOR

OWE RENE P. THOMPSON

0499E MARY TIMSON

0505E ADELE G.TRESTEO

0510E LOIS UELAND

0527E TERESA UILLIAMS

0529E ROBERT WILMOT

0532E JENNIFER WILSON

0540E KATHLEEN D. WISECARVER

0545E LORETTA UOOD

0570E RICHARD 2ACCHILLI

7330E JANE E. MARSHALL

TOTAL SALARIES

1100-1K SAL - TEACHER AIDES

TRANSFERS

0602E MARGARET R. BOLEN

0628E NANCY LACASSE

0629E DEBRA E. LEDOUX

0630E SUSAN LYDON

0653E MARGARET R. O'LEKSY

0656E LINDA M. PAVLINI

0667E CLAIRE SULLIVAN

0585E BEATRICE ZAPPALA

7275E ROSE HANSFORD

$554.48

$27,832.00

$26,891.00

$20,926.00

$22,081.00

$32,109.00

$26,147.00

$21,922.00

$36,902.00

$27,942.00

$35,639.00

$19,665.70

$22,424.00

$36,247.00

$20,464.00

$37,085.00

$34,977.00

$25,021.00

$21,181.00

$13,982.31

$29,026.00

$30,315.00

$21,658.00

$35,032.00

$34,123.00

$29,276.00

$45.00

$36,888.00

$37,602.00

$15,823.80

$32,743.35

$19,772.00

$35,023.00

$13,841.88

$24,201.00

$31,369.00

$34,223.00

$38,198.00

$127.17

$21,181.00

$32,585.00

$28,977.00

$19,772.00

$19,772.00

$41,544.00

$30,491.00

$24,195.00

$23,433.00

$27,942.00

$8,997.50

$1,288,169.19

$349.17

$7,276.43

$4,646.60

$816.75

$4,710.19

$6,796.68

$1,119.25

$8,255.13

$11,597.16

$192.50

TOTAL SAL - TEACHER AIDES

1100-122 SALARIES-SUBSTITUTES

TRANSFERS

0275E VALERIE GREGOSKI

0372E JULIANNE DENNEY

0601E FRANCINE B. BAUMHOR

0619E MARGARET MARY GOVE

0620E KATHERINE A. GREENE


0631E GAIL J. LEUIS

0635E KATHLEEN J. MCGURTY

0652E LINDA R. OUELLETTE

0654E ELIZABETH A. PLAYDON

0655E MARGARET I. PLAYDON

0656E LINDA M. PAVLINI

0660E GLORIA ROTHE

0662E COLLEEN C. SIMPSON

0663E LYNDA L. SMITH

0665E LYNDA R. SOLOMON

7000E PAMELA A. ALLARD

7005E GLADYS P. APGAR

7048E JEANNE S. BREINLINGER

7060E DIANE T. BUTTON

7083E CAROL A. CIPRIANO

7088E MELISSA D. CLARK

7092E JACQUELINE R. CUNNIFF

7105E TERRI C. DANISEVICH

7112E LORETTA M. DEMARCO

7113E JUDITH A. DIXON

7160E SUSAN J. EISERMAN

7228E DIANE M. GARIEPY

7232E MARGARET M. GEARY

7275E ROSE HANSFORD

7278E SUSAN E. HORTON

7282E MARILYN L. HUTNICK

7290E ANN T. LAKE

7300E JEANNE E. LAMPROS

7303E AMY R. LANGENSTEIN


7315E JANET G. LOTTMANN

7325E JEAN LURVEY

7330E JANE E. MARSHALL

7340E KAREN A. MEDEIROS

7380E PAMELA O'CONNELL

7410E CHRISTINE N. PENDERGAST

7430E SHERRY L. REEL

7470E MARY F. RUT1GLIANO

7500E DOROTHY L. SAUYER

7510E SUZANNE K.SCHULTHEIS

7532E JANE E. SPURLOCK

7600E LINDA E. VALLIERES

7610E MARIE G. VARRAS

TOTAL SALARIES-SUBSTITUTES

1100-440 REPAIRS

0538V AUDREY'S SEWING STUDIO

1414V BRUCE t CARBIES

2117V COMPUTER MART OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

2466V DADDY'S JUNKY MUSIC

2867V EASTERN MUSICAL

3864V HAMPSHIRE MUSIC

3996V CHRISTOPHER HARPER

6185V ANDY MOSS APPLIANCE SERV CENT

9282V UNITED MACHINE REPAIR INC

1100-563 TUITION

2467V PAMELA DAIGNEAULT

7388V PINKERTON ACADEMY

8134V SANBORN SCHOOL DISTRICT

9033V TIM8ERLANE REG SCHOOL DISTRICT

$390.00- 1100-580 WORKSHOPS-REG ED

$2,958.50

$45.00 0634V LINDA BAENIG

$60.00 1226V MARY ANN BOUCHER

$327.50 1320V SUSAN BRASSARD $14.50

$5,399.94 2030V DILLARD COLLINS $51.75

$17.50 2110V CONF MANAGEMENT ASSOC INC $40.00

$45.00 2246V MRS EVELYN COTTER $116.63

$67.20 2259V PAUL COURNOYER $63.00

$35.00 2513V CYNTHIA DAWSON $45.00

$532.50 3143V JOANN ERICKSON $51.75

$900.00 3403V BETTY FREEDMAN $53.10

$53.05 3957V PEGGY HANNIGAN $20.00

$950.00 5056V MARION LAKE $69.25

$18.00 5406V MARY ELLEN MACDONALD $20.00

$36.00 5450V MARION MACNEILL $72.50

$45.00 6678V NE LEAGUE OF MIDDLE SCHLS INC $450.00

$22.50 7391V ANN PINTO $40.00

$45.00 8221V FRANK SCHAFFER'S SCHOOLDAYS $89.00

$45.00 8523V GARY SMITH 1ND ARTS $84.00

$337.50 8785V HELEN STRATTON $103.00

$549.00 8863V TARA HYANNIS HOTEL/RESORT $71.31

$45.00 9109V ADELE TRESTED $99.00

$90.00 9222V LOIS UELAND $65.00

$112.50 9596V LISA WERNER $40.00

$45.00 9735V TERESA WILLIAMS $55.00

$733.00

$1,090.50 TOTAL WORKSHOPS-REG ED $1,810.29

$1,220.00

$2,165.50 1100-610 SUPPLIES

$4,110.50

$90.00 0252V AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE INC $101.78

$247.50 1079V DICK BL1CK EAST $43.23

$90.00 1183V BOSTON GLOBE $32.00

$45.00 1340V BRODERBUND $7.50

$45.00 1358V BRODHEAD GARRETT CO $760.13

$216.25 1458V BSN $298.43

$90.00 1520V BUTLER SPORTING GOODS $69.00

$5,355.00 1680V CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO $59.80

$816.00 1681V CAROLINA ELEM SCIENCE AND MATH $153.24

$337.50 1745V CENTER FOR INNOVATION $82.81

$315.00 1772V CHASELLE, INC $67.30

$45.00 1831V CHILDREN'S BOOK COUNCIL INC $28.75

$540.00 1923V CLARUS MUSIC, LTD $10.95

$225.00 2083V COMPOSER'S MONTHLY $36.25

$107.50 2088V COMMUNITY NEWSDEALERS $27.96

$90.00 2113V COMPUTER MART $6.50

$682.50 2117V COMPUTER MART OF NEW HAMPSHIRE $181.00

$360.00 2157V CONWAY OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC $371.43

$292.50 2293V CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS $32.91

2308V CREATIVE PUBLICATIONS $61.79

$31,700.94 2366V CUISENAIRE CO OF AMERICA INC $79.54

2393V CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS GROUP $238.40

2451V CUSTEAU'S THRIFTWAY $237.05

2466V DADDY'S JUNKY MUSIC $56.95

$150.00 2689V DIRECT $211.50

$70.00 2857V EAST COAST LUMBER $773.18

$119.45 2948V EDUCATION CENTER $62.96

$110.00 2995V EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL INC. $25.53

$359.00 3143V JOANN ERICKSON $161.88

$90.00 3149V EVAN-MOOR $23.40

$41.66 3343V RAYMOND FLAHERTY $209.73

$173.50 3367V FORECAST, SCHOLASTIC, INC $19.95

$24.90 3403V BETTY FREEDMAN $24.40

3591V GINN S CO. $391.05

$1,138.51 3630V GOOD APPLE $10.95

3634V A.J. GOLDSMITH $64.60

3843V J.L. HAMMETT CO $4,103.12

3861V HAMMOND & STEPHENS $41.25

$2,025.60 3864V HAMPSHIRE MUSIC $598.51

$1,179,237.36 3885V HAMPSTEAD CENTRAL SCHOOL $17.96

$2,132.00 3901V HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL $8.29

$2,944.62 3903V HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL $6.10

3951V HAMPSTEAD TROPHY $19.25

$1,186,339.58 3969V HARCOURT BRACE JANOVICH $1,287.03

4199V D.C. HEATH COMPANY $420.82

4631V INTERSTATE MARKETING SERV INC $51.86

4642V INTERNATIONAL TIMELINE $49.95

$7.50 5105V LAWRENCE EAGLE TRIBUNE $29.75

$89.00 5107V LEARNING 89 $18.00

89

5403V MACDONALD OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO

5450V MARION MACNEILL

5507V MANCHESTER PAPER SUPPLY

5568V ANDREA MARGOLIS

5570V MARKET BASKET

5811V MERIT AUDIO VISUAL

5945V MINDSCAPE

6222V MUSEUM PRODUCTS

6244V MUSIC EDUCATORS NAT CONF

6245V MUSICFIRST EXPRESS

6293V N A S S P

6333V NEA PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY

6391V NHD HARDUARE

6413V NASCO

6483V NCCE

6700V NEU ENGLAND SCHOOL SUPPLY

6853V NH SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

7062V OPEN COURT PUBLISHING CO.

7235V PAXTON/PATTERSON

7286V J U PEPPER 8 SON INC

7290V PERFECTION FORM CO

7434V PLAISTOU STATIONERS

7511V E U POORE

7644V QUILL CORPORATION

7685V RAM PRINTING, INC

7823V RIGBY EDUCATION

7872V RIVERSIDE PUBLISHING CO

8210V SAX ARTS & CRAFTS

8212V SAXON PUB, INC

8213V SAXON PUBLISHERS INC

8249V SCHOLASTIC, INC.

8250V SCHOLASTIC, INC

8255V SCHOLASTIC INC

8256V SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES

8311V SCIENCE UEEKLY

8316V SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOC

8318V SCOTT FORESMAN

8371V DALE SEYMOUR PUBLICATIONS

8385V SHAUNEE PRESS

8416V SILVER BURDETT GINN

8436V SIMON S SCHUSTER INC

A"'" GARY SMITH IND ARTS

8543V SOUNDUARE

8631V SRA INC.

8811V SUNDANCE PUBLISHERS

8828V SUZUKI CORP

8861V TAFT BUSINESS MACHINES, INC.

8888V TEACH & LEARN SHOP

9000V THOMPSON'S OFFICE PRODUCTS

9001V THOMPSON'S OFFICE PRODUCTS

9115V TREA ST OF NH

9352V UTLEY CO., INC

9414V VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS

9440V J UESTON UALCH

9442V u U F PAPER CORP-NEW ENGLAND

9583V UEEKLY READER

9598V UENGERT-JONES

9645V UEST MUSIC CO

9658V UHAT'S NEU IN HOME ECONOMICS

9866V THE URIGHT GROUP

9979V ZENGER VIDEO

9995V ZODIAC NEUS COMPANY

1100-630 TEXTBOOKS

0091V ADDISON UESLEY CO

2499V DAVIS PUBLICATIONS, INC

3041V EDUCATIONAL RECORD CENTER

3060V EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE

3143V JOANN ERICKSON

3969V HARCOURT BRACE JANOVICH

4180V D C HEATH CO.

4199V D.C. HEATH COMPANY

4423V HOUGHTON MIFFLIN CO

5287V LMI OF ITASCA, ILL

5690V MCDOUGAL LITTELL 8 COMPANY

5817V MERRILL MATHEMATICS

6034V MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS

6413V NASCO


$18.00

S56.11

$6,557.50

$145.11

$2,218.00

$12.95

$151.31

$31.61

$35.50

$133.12

$10.90

$30.87

$175.75

$241.95

$29.90

$9,333.26

$12.00

$1,295.68

$684.23

$63.93

$53.15

$74.52

$229.48

$113.14

$1,358.00

$380.54

$734.05

$2,021.34

$300.00

$235.61

$1,463.00

$1,046.40

$44.86

$465.44

$138.25

$566.86

$60.28

$39.99

$16.77

$21.87

$60.14

$26.10

$124.00

$21.99

$562.52

$153.50

$121.90

$29.40

$73.88

$40.90

$25.00

$7.17

$46.69

$54.30

$1,150.00

$187.50

$17.36

$40.93

$51.00

$408.10

$200.70

$41.44

$1,647.60

$72.60

$101.60

$24.65

$29.89

$499.07

$275.74

$994.06

$939.50

$18.95

$528.01

$223.54

$116.77

$13. 9B

$3,956.46

7081V OREGON TEACHING CENTER


8210V SAX ARTS S CRAFTS

8212V SAXON PUB, INC



8336V SCOTT FORESMAN CO


8631V SRA INC.

8809V SUNDANCE PAPERBACK DISTRIBUTOR

9840V THE UORLD ALMANAC EDUC DIV

9866V THE URIGHT GROUP

TOTAL TEXTBOOKS

1100-631 UORKBOOKS

0091V ADDISON UESLEY CO

0252V AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE INC

3591V GINN S CO.

3642V GOULET PRINTING COMPANY INC

3969V HARCOURT BRACE JANOVICH

4180V D C HEATH CO.

4182V DC HEATH AND CO

4199V D.C. HEATH COMPANY

5690V MCDOUGAL LITTELL 8 COMPANY

6034V MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS


7081V OREGON TEACHING CENTER


8250V SCHOLASTIC, INC




8631V SRA INC.

8718V STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY

9347V USA TODAY

9583V UEEKLY READER

TOTAL UORKBOOKS

1100-741 NEU EQUIPMENT

2258V COUNTRY UOODS

2298V CREATIVE INTERIORS, INC

2322V CRITERIA FURNITURE 8 EQUIPMENT

3885V HAMPSTEAD CENTRAL SCHOOL

3904V HAMPSTEAD MUSIC BOOSTERS

5138V LECHMERE




7633V PUBLIC SEATING INC

7691V RAND MCNALLY 8 CO

8281V SCHOOL SPECIALTIES INC

8828V SUZUKI CORP

TOTAL NEU EQUIPMENT

1100-742 REPLACEMENT EQUIPMT

0538V AUDREY'S SEUING STUDIO

2298V CREATIVE INTERIORS, INC

3143V JOANN ERICKSON

6413V NASCO



8281V SCHOOL SPECIALTIES INC

TOTAL REPLACEMENT EQUIPMT

1100-850 OTH EXP DRUG ED

4643V INTERSTATE TROPHIES

TOTAL OTH EXP DRUG ED

1100-870 OTH EXP-COMPUTER ED

0053E MARY ANN BOUCHER

0183E JANE L. DANIELS

0218E MAUREEN P. EATON

$16.98

$7.05

$106.82

$1,214.92

$288.42

$4,873.73

$168.26

$78.78

$505.64

$83.59

$84.13

$61.60

$1,739.21

$218.42

$383.31

$380.00

$1,966.01

$24.10

$448.29

$481.52

$1,054.24

$141.84

$6,155.15

$78.54

$773.02

$407.07

$71.95

$1,875.67

$39.99

$185.60

$223.92

$106.25

$242.00

$16,996.10

$90.00

$5,362.00

$5,513.74

$49.39

$620.00

$269.93

$71.62

$469.80

$306.32

$2,622.10

$782.65

$517.62

$486.00

$518.00

$500.00

$169.43

$306.72

$150.80

$399.30

$1,466.16

0230E

0260E

0361

E

0369E

0383E

0393E

0497E

0510E

1922V

2117V

2135V

2689V

4224V

6077V

6916V

7055V

8259V

8514V

8559V

9116V

RAYMOND D FLAHERTY

BETTY A. FREEDMAN

MICHELLE LAPHAM

JANICE L. LOPES

ANN PINTO

MARY LYNNE PROVOST

RENE P. THOMPSON

LOIS UELAND

CLARIS EDUCATION COORDINATOR

COMPUTER MART OF NEU HAMPSHIRE

CONTACT EAST, INC

DIRECT

HERTZ FURNITURE SYSTEMS

MONTSHIRE SCIENCE MUSEUM

N Y TEACHER'S SOFTUARE SERVICE

OFF ICELAND

SCHOLASTIC SOFTUARE

SOCHOR COMPUTER SCHOOLS INC

SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL EDUC

TREE HOUSE INC

OTH EXP-COMPUTER ED

1100-890 OTHER EXP - VENTURES

0057V ACADEMIC FITNESS AUARDS PROG

0058V ACADEMIC HALLMARKS

0534V ATLAS PEN 8 PENCIL CORP

2030V D1LLARD COLLINS

2366V CUISENAIRE CO OF AMERICA INC

2450V KATHE CUSSEN

2754V DORMAC INC

3198V THE FACILITATOR CENTER

3630V GOOD APPLE

3741V GROUING CHILD

3951V HAMPSTEAD TROPHY

3989V STEVEN MICHAEL HARRIS

5079V MICHELLE LAPHAM

5094V JENNIFER LATHAM

5288V ROBERT P LITTLE

5528V MAPLEUOOD FLORIST LTD

5622V MATH LEAGUE PRESS

5901V MIDUEST PUBLICATIONS

6077V MONTSHIRE SCIENCE MUSEUM

6384V NHASP

6390V N H A G E

6450V NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR

6482V NAT COUN OF TEACHERS OF MATH

6487V NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE

6692V N E MATH LEAGUE

6708V NEU ENGLAND TOURING CO

6708V NEU ENGLAND TOURING CO

7035V OM ASSOCIATION INC

7219V PARKER PUBLISHING CO., INC

7593V PROVOKING THOUGHTS

8058V ROSEMARY RUB I NO

8320V SCIY

8371V DALE SEYMOUR PUBLICATIONS

8391V SHERATON UHITE MOUNTAIN INN

8436V SIMON 8 SCHUSTER INC

8518V SNOUPEAK PUBLISHING INC

8849V SYNERGETIC

8880V TEACHER CREATED MATERIALS

9311V UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT

9979V ZENGER VIDEO

TOTAL OTHER EXP - VENTURES

1200-112 SAL-SPEC ED

$131.00

$131.00

$150.00

$150.00

$150.00

0040E

005 1E_

0090E

0175E

0370E

0376E

0390E

0424E

0525E

1704V

TRANSFERS

JANE F. BEAUDIN

SUSAN BRASSARD

SHERYL A. COLE

DONNA A. COYLE

ANN MCCLELLAN

DAUN P. SMITH

THERESA C. PLANTE

LYNN SHAU

LISA M. UERNER

CAROLYN CARR

SAL-SPEC ED

$600.00

$100.00

$150.00

$150.00

$600.00

$150.00

$150.00

$150.00

$1,608.00

$220.00

$284.00

$597.20

$9,221.16

$.00

$846.00

$142.50

$1,645.45

$430.00

$16,818.44

$439.95

$34,752.70

$45.00

$163.00

$15.35

$10.00

$6.50

$150.00

$273.08

$570.00

$82.31

$21.90

$10.00

$375.00

$5.00

$667.46

$49.50

$45.00

M2.95

$63.37

$230.00

$90.00

$10.00

$80.25

$19.96

$53.50

$20.00

$75.00

$200.00

$513.65

$27.81

$20.00

$5.00

$100.00

$157.25

$214.80

$134.40

$30.00

$51.59

$54.73

$879.00

$218.00

$1,880.67

$35,826.93

$29,276.00

$23,654.00

$27,081.00

$35,032.00

$8,377.20

$540.00

$25,998.00

$29,676.00

$100.00

$217,441.80

90

1200-114 SAL - SPEC EO AIDES

0603E

0619E

0635E

0662E

0663E

2626V

7510E

JOYCE M. CLARK

MARGARET MARY GOVE

KATHLEEN J. MCGURTY

COLLEEN C. SIMPSON

LYNDA L. SMITH

HENRIETTA DERRY

SUZANNE K.SCHULTHEIS

TOTAL SAL - SPEC ED AIDES

1200-122 SAL-HOME INSTRUCTION

0165E JUDITH COTTER

0165E CYNTHIA DAWSON

0383E ANN PINTO

1696V CAROLYN CARR

1704V CAROLYN CARR

5140V JUDITH LEFEVRE

751 0E SUZANNE K.SCHULTHEIS

SAL-HOME INSTRUCTION

1200-569 TUITION-PRIVATE

0620E

0909V

1704V

1746V

1823V

2323V

2623V

4198V

4788V

4992V

5128V

6163V

6421V

6691V

6697V

7379V

7388V

8292V

8343V

8559V

9032V

9103V

9657V

KATHERINE A. GREENE

BENNINGTON SCHOOL

CAROLYN CARR

CENTER FOR LIFE MANAGEMENT

CHILD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL INC

CROTCHED MOUNTAIN REHAB CENTER

DERRY COOPERATIVE SCHOOL DIST

HEALTH UEALTH, INC.

ROSALIE KARJALA

COTTING SCHOOL

LEARNING SKILLS ACADEMY

WYANE F. MORRIS, R.P.T.

NASHUA ADULT LEARNING CENTER

NEU ENGLAND PEDIATRIC CARE

NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC CARE

PINE RIDGE SCHOOL

PINKERTON ACADEMY

THOMAS M SCHUEITZER

SEACOAST COLLABORATIVE


TIMBERLANE REG SCHOOL DIST

LYNNE H. TOUNSEND

KIMBERLY K WHITE RPT

TUITION-PRIVATE

1200-580 WORKSHOPS-SPEC ED

0823V JANE BEAUDIN

3708V KATHERINE GREENE

4040V HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDU

6716V NHAEOP

7998V GLORIA ROT HE

9507V WATERVILLE VALLEY RESORT S

9596V LISA WERNER

TOTAL WORKSHOPS-SPEC ED

1200-610 SUPPLIES-SPEC ED

0034V ABC SCHOOL SUPPLIES INC

0091V ADDISON WESLEY CO

0252V AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE INC

0823V JANE BEAUDIN

1703V CASE RESEARCH COMMITTEE

2124V CONSTRUCTIVE PLAYTHINGS

3843V J.L. HAMMETT CO

3861V HAMMOND S STEPHENS

3901V HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL

4574V IMAGINARY COMMUNICATIONS PROD

4587V INCENTIVES FOR LEARNING

5314V LOMEDCO


6126V MOORE MEDICAL CORP

6473V NAT'L CLEARING HOUSE OF REHAB

6699V NE SCHOOL SUPPLY

7168V

7434V

S10.583.83 7435V

$37.50 7685V

$6,764.28 8338V

$2,727.92 8416V

$6,446.97 8583V

$39.77 8585V

$52.50 8627V

9000V

$26,652.77 9280V

$15.00 1200-630

$180.00

$360.00 1745V

$270.00 2391V

$187.50 3970V

$390.00 8338V

$2,347.50 8627V

8718V

$3,750.00

1200-631

$10,709.88

$8,507.31 2391V

$214.50 3073V

$635.46 7435V

$12,015.00 8338V

$146.50 8627V

$11,673.00 8718V

$5,724.00

$200.00 TOTAL

$14,499.98

$16,100.00 1200-741

$3,550.00

$450.15 2940V

$3,488.31 8559V

$10,354.19 8787V$565.00 8807V

$112,090.60

$760.00 TOTAL

$20,102.77

$.00 1200-742

$2,451.42

$315.00 2091V

$345.00 2319V

2697V

$234,898.07 3843V

5275V

6699V

6991V

$864.94 7009V

$15.98 7585V

$225.00 9649V

$15.00

$49.50 TOTAL

$138.00

$198.00 1200-810

$1,506.42 0823V

2252V

6365V

$.00TOTAL

$32.24

$39.421410-111

$20.00

$50.000170E

$61.14

$86.32TOTAL

$85.42

$72.00 1410-112

$8.00

$63.53 0195E

$49.85 0230E

$41.75 0260E

$52.35 0340E

$.00 0360E

$111.20 036 1E

PARENT NETUORK CENTER

PLAISTOW STATIONERS

THERSEA PLANTE'

RAM PRINTING, INC

SCOTT FORESMAN

SILVER BURDETT G1NN

SPECIAL EO DEPT PETTY CASH

THE SPEECH BIN

SRA

THOMPSON'S OFFICE PRODUCTS

US STAMPED ENVELOPE AGENCY

SUPPLIES-SPEC ED

TEXTBOOKS-SPEC ED

CENTER FOR INNOVATION

CURRICULUM ASSOCIATES INC

HARCOURT BRACE JAVANOVICH

SCOTT FORESMAN

SRA

STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY

TEXTBOOKS-SPEC ED

WORKBOOKS-SPEC ED

CURRICULUM ASSOCIATES INC

EDUCATORS PUBLISHING SVCE INC

THERSEA PLANTE

SCOTT FORESMAN

SRA

STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY

WORKBOOKS-SPEC ED

NEW EOUIP-SPEC ED

EOMARK CORPORATION


STREET ELECTRONICS CORP

SUNBURST COMMUNICATIONS

NEW EQUIP-SPEC ED

SPECIAL ED REPLACE

COMMUNICATION SKILL BUILD INC

CRESTWOOD COMPANY

DLM INC

J.L. HAMMETT CO

LINGUISYSTEMS, INC.

NE SCHOOL SUPPLY

NORTHEAST AUDIO VISUAL

NORTHERN CALIF MEDICAL SERVICE

PRO-ED JOURNALS

WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERV

SPECIAL ED REPLACE

DUES - SPECIAL ED

JANE BEAUDIN

COUNC FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

NH ASSOC SPEC ED ADMIN

DUES - SPECIAL ED

SALARY-ATH DIRECTOR

PAUL A. COURNOYER

SALARY-ATH DIRECTOR

STEVEN DEFRONZO

RAYMOND D FLAHERTY

BETTY A. FREEDMAN

KATHLEEN L. HOEPF

ROSEMARY RUB I NO

MICHELLE LAPHAM

$165.00 0373E ANDREA MARGOLIS

$80.25 0455E JEANNE M. SULLIVAN

$30.90 7100E NELSON T. CURRIN

$238.00 7325E JEAN LURVEY

$162.37 7436E RONALD R. RINGO, JR.

$23.50

$250.00 TOTAL SAL STU. ACTIVITIES

$50.60

$102.61 1410-390 OFFICIALS

$17.50

$136.90 3901V HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCH

$2,030.85 TOTAL OFFICIALS

1410-610 SUPPLIES-ATHLETICS

$21.31 3634V A.J. GOLDSMITH$30.46

$63.82TOTAL SUPPLIES-ATHLETICS

$148.68

$81.95 1410-741 NEW EOUIP-ATHLETICS

$27.36

$28.43

$154.26

$125.00

$113.21

$97.93

$213.69

$274.95

$5,689.30

$120.95

$139.32

$152.90

$88.44

$355.32

$73.24

$147.07

$43.13

$120.82

$49.45

$161.70

$52.25

2876V

3634V

TOTAL

1410-890

3901V

TOTAL

2114-380

2684 V

3885V

3901V

3903V

9275V

TOTAL

JOHN'S UNIFORMS

NEW EQUIP-ATHLETICS

REPL EOUIP-ATHLETICS

EASTERN SPECIALTY

A.J. GOLDSMITH

REPL EOUIP-ATHLETICS

DUES S ASSESSMENTS


DUES S ASSESSMENTS

CENSUS

TAMMY DINGMAN

CENSUS

SALARIES-GUIDANCE

TRANSFERS

STEVEN DEFRONZO

SALARIES-GUIDANCE

POSTAGE-GUIDANCE




U S POSTAL SERVICE

POSTAGE-GUIDANCE

WORKSHOPS-GUIDANCE

$300.00

$300.00

$2,228.00

$779.80

$350.00

$2,940.00

$2,940.00

$1,857.00

$1,857.00

$219.70

$219.70

$988.00

$1,110.84

$185.00

$185.00

$884.00

$884.00

$24,857.46

$39,129.00

$19.45

$13.84

$76.92

$75.00

$185.21

2122-580 WORKSHOPS-GUIDANCE

$56.00

$154.00 4341V KATHLEEN HOEPF $55.21

$25.00 6716V NHAEOP $30.00

6853V NH SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION $35.00

$235.00 8803V

9507V

CLAIRE SULLIVAN

WATERVILLE VALLEY RESORT 5

$89.10

$32.64

$241.95

$1,900.002122-610 SUPPLIES-GUIDANCE

$1,900.000534V ATLAS PEN S PENCIL CORP $125.20

0620V BADGE A MINIT $44.77

3861V HAMMOND S STEPHENS $18.85

3903V HAMPSTEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL $19.93

$764.00 7551V PRENTICE HALL $31.73

$2,297.00 7685V RAM PRINTING, INC $48.00

$150.00 8284V SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY INC $61.89

$2,297.00 8371V DALE SEYMOUR PUBLICATIONS $15.40

$150.00

$334.20 TOTAL SUPPLIES-GUIDANCE $365.77

91

2122-630 BOOKS-GUIDANCE 2132-640

0464V ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION $8.95 8436V

1590V CAL ASSOC OF STUDENT COUNCILS $48.00

1711V CASC PUB FOR ELEMENTARY SCH $48.00 TOTAL

3741V GROUING CHILD $21.90

3997V HARPER £ ROU PUBS INC $29.68 2132-741

4341V KATHLEEN HOEPF $50.90

5346V ANNE LYONS $31.95 6126V

5621V MASTER TEACHER $107.90 7434V

7266V PEM PRESS, DIVISION $14.95 8270V

7585V PRO-ED JOURNALS $40.70

7589V CORNELL UNIVERSITY $5.00 TOTAL

8436V SIMON S SCHUSTER INC $28.81

8890V TAYLOR S FRANCIS $20.50 2142-330

9788V WISCONSIN EDUCATION CONSULTANT $25.00

TOTAL BOOKS-GUIDANCE $482.24 0211V

0908V

2123-370 TESTING - SCORING 7075V

7781V

0058E DORIS BUCO $13.00 7977V

0340E KATHLEEN L. HOEPF $225.00 8368V

0376E DAUN P. SMITH $13.008559V

0383E ANN PINTO $45.00 9093V

0455E JEANNE M. SULLIVAN $13.009489V

0529E ROBERT UILMOT $13.00

2723V SHIRLEY DODGE $1,643.13TOTAL

TOTAL TESTING - SCORING $1,965.132152-112

2123-610 TESTING - SUPPLIES0345E

0390E

0058E DORIS BUCO $13.000502E

0183E JANE L. DANIELS $13.006702V

0374E MARION MACNEILL $13.00

0390E

2363V

THERESA C. PLANTE

CTB/MACM1LLAN/MCGRAU-HILL

$155.23

$2,080.85

TOTAL

7592V PROGRAMS FOR EDUCATION INC $132.45 2190-810

7612V THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CORP $214.56

8559V

TOTAL TESTING - SUPPLIES $2,622.09

2132-113 SALARY-NURSE

0044E

0215E

TOTAL

2132-330

6125V

TOTAL

DEBRA BERTRAND

PATRICIA A. DOSTIE

SALARY-NURSE

PHYSICALS-STUDENTS

RAYMOND MOORE MD

PHYSICALS-STUDENTS

2132-580 UORKSHOPS-NURSES

2753V PATRICIA DOSTIE

8109V ST ANSELM COLLEGE

TOTAL UORKSHOPS-NURSES

2132-610 SUPPLIES-NURSE

0941V DEBRA BERTRAND

3906V HAMPSTEAD PHARMACY

6126V MOORE MEDICAL CORP


7685V RAM PRINTING, INC

8270V SCHOOL HEALTH SUPPLY COMPANY

9414V VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS

TOTAL SUPPLIES-NURSE

2132-630 BOOKS - NURSES

0207V AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIC PUB

0346V AS HA

8260V SCHOOL HEALTH ALERT

8270V SCHOOL HEALTH SUPPLY COMPANY

PERIODICALS-NURSE

SIMON S SCHUSTER INC

PERIODICALS-NURSE

NEU EQUIP-NURSE

MOORE MEDICAL CORP

PLAISTOU STATIONERS

SCHOOL HEALTH SUPPLY COMPANY

NEU EQUIP-NURSE

PSYCH SERVICES, OTHER

TRANSFERS

ANB CARE DIV GEN HOSP MASS GEN

BENNINGTON AREA HOME HEALTH AG

OPHTHALMIC CONSULTANTS

REHABILITATION CONSULTANTS, IN

KENNETH C ROGERS ED D

JAN A. SERIFF, PSY. 0.


RICHARD TOYE, PH D

NANCY UARREN

PSYCH SERVICES, OTHER

SALARY - SPEECH

EILEEN M. HULL

THERESA C. PLANTE

LYNNE TOUNSEND

N E SPEECH SERVICES

SALARY - SPEECH

SERESC


SERESC

2212-550 CURRICULUM DEV

BOOKS - NURSES

$14,259.00

$15,014.86 0019V

0039E

$29,273.86 0051E

0052E

0053E

0058E

$840.00 0091V

0095E

$840.00 0115V

0150E

0165E

$100.00 0175E

$100.00 0180E

0183E

$200.00 0200E

0212V

0218E

0220E

$20.00 0230E

$42.32 0330E

$346.30 0340E

$28.15 0358E

$147.00 0360E

$224.79 0361

E

$19.00 0362E

0369E

$827.56 0371

E

0372E

0373E

0382E

$61.75 0383E

$70.00 0395E

$34 . 75 0424E

$26.08 0445E

0455E

$192.58 0461V

AAAS BOOKS

MAUREEN A. BATEMAN

SUSAN BRASSARD

DEBORAH E. BRIDGES

MARY ANN BOUCHER

DORIS BUCO

ADDISON UESLEY CO

DILLARD E COLLINS

AIMS EDUCATION FOUNDATION

EVELYN COTTER

JUDITH COTTER

DONNA A. COYLE

EDITH DALEY

JANE L. DANIELS

JUNE DEYO

AMRICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE

MAUREEN P. EATON

JOANN ERICKSON

RAYMOND D FLAHERTY

MARGARET P. HANNIGAN

KATHLEEN L. HOEPF

MARION LAKE

ROSEMARY RUBINO

MICHELLE LAPHAM

JENNIFER G. LATHAM

JANICE L. LOPES

MARY ELLEN MACDONALD

JUIIANN! DENNEY

ANDREA MARGOLIS

DEBORAH PIERSON

ANN PINTO

CYNTHIA ROGERS

LYNN SHAW

HELEN STRATTON

JEANNE M. SULLIVAN

ASCD

$42.17

$55.00

$346.39

$500.00-

$36.40

$20.00

$48.00

$627.46

$16,135.00

$700.00

$2,900.00

$420.00

$175.00

$12,518.00

$17,386.00

$5,858.97

$2,500.01

$2,580.84

$2,580.84

$29.00

$149.00

$84.00

$188.00

$42.00

$39.00

$122.53

$663.00

$84.32

$429.00

$273.00

$65.00

$39.00

$42.00

$81.00

$48.40

$42.00

$39.00

$551.00

$42.00

$39.00

$684.00

$276.25

$32.50

$78.00

$42.00

$81.00

$149.00

$286.00

$42.00

$497.00

$429.00

$42.00

$770.00

$91.00

$38.00

0464V ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION

0497E RENE P. THOMPSON

0499E MARY TIMSON

0505E ADELE G.TRESTED

0510E LOIS UELAND

0527E TERESA UILL1AMS

0532E JENNIFER UILSON

0540E KATHLEEN D. UISECARVER

0540V AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NEU HAMP

0545E LORETTA UOOD

0620E KATHERINE A. GREENE

0630E SUSAN LYDON

1740V CENTER APPLIED RES IN EDUC INC

2566V DELTA EDUCATION

2942V JOHN EDMONDSON

3059V EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE

3198V THE FACILITATOR CENTER


6333V NEA PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY

6339V NEFC, INC

6345V NHASCD/DR CARL UOOD

6390V N H A G E

6447V NATL ACADEMY PRESS

6621V THE NETUORK INC

6728V NH ATMNE

6854V NH SCHOOL BOARDS INS TRUST INC

6860V NH SCIENCE TEACHER'S ASSOC

7055V OFFICELAND

7291V PERGAMON PRESS

7361V DEBBIE PIERSON

7391V ANN PINTO

7627V PUBLISHERS CHOICE

9324V US I INC

TOTAL CURRICULUM DEV

2213-270 PROF. IMPROVEMENT

0100V

0634V

1338V

1459V

2030V

2246V

2263V

2513V

2892V

3343V

3403V

3708V

5056V

5076V

5094V

5450V

5757V

5895V

7041V

7361V

7391V

7975V

8804V

9004V

9060V

9109V

9735V

9740V

9786V

AICE

LINDA BAENIG

DEBORAH BRIDGES

DORIS BUCO

DILLARD COLLINS

MRS EVELYN COTTER

DONNA COYLE

CYNTHIA DAUSON

MAUREEN EATON

RAYMOND FLAHERTY

BETTY FREEDMAN

KATHERINE GREENE

MARION LAKE

ROSEMARY RUBINO

JENNIFER LATHAM

MARION MACNEILL

ANN MCCLELLAN

DAUN SMITH

PATRICIA O'CONNELL

DEBBIE PIERSON

ANN PINTO

CINDI ROGERS

JEANNE SULLIVAN

RENE THOMPSON

MARY TIMSON

ADELE TRESTED

TERESA WILLIAMS

ROBERT A UILMOT

KATHLEEN UISECARVER

PROF. IMPROVEMENT

2213-340 IN-SERVICE TRAINING

0165V

4866V

7388V

7816V

8954V

ALLIED PRINTING

KIELEY'S CATERING

P1NKERTON ACADEMY

NANCY RICHARD

JAN THIBOUTOT

IN-SERVICE TRAINING

$59.00

$65.00

$123.00

$81.00

$42.00

$84.00

$42.00

$149.00

$245.00

$149.00

$39.00

$36.42

$119.54

$297.63

$42.00

$25.50

$60.53

$142.96

$287.46

$76.89

$10.00

$10.00

$25.04

$26.50

$45.00

$1,125.00

$60.00

$23.82

$9.19

$26.90

$18.72

$44.25

$57.70

$4,880.00

$220.00

$365.00

$220.00

$960.00

$459.00

$210.00

$480.00

$220.00

$420.00

$220.00

$224.14

$270.00

$210.00

$220.00

$220.00

$220.00

$724.88

$210.00

$365.00

$240.00

$459.00

$220.00

$480.00

$365.00

$290.00

$123.00

$220.00

$365.00

$142.00

$321.00

$388.55

$321.60

$328.00

92

2222-114 SAL LIBRARY ASSI

.

0609E DEBRA A. ESHEL

0618E NATALIE A GALLO

0628E NANCY LACASSE

0652E LINDA R. OUELLETTE

0654E ELIZABETH A. PLAYDON

0666E JANET THIBOCITOT

7305E DEBRA E. LEOOUX

7500E DOROTHY L. SAWYER

TOTAL SAL - LIBRARY ASST.

2222-610 SUPPLIES-LIBRARY

1350V BRODART COMPANY

3356V FOLLETT EDUCATIONAL SOFTUARE

3514V GAYLORD BROTHERS INC


5403V HACDONALD OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO


9340V UPSTART LIBRARY PROMOTIONALS

TOTAL SUPPLIES-LIBRARY

2222-630 BOOKS-LIBRARY

1834V CHILORENS PRESS

2276V CRANE PUB CO., INC

2856V EARLY EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM

3342V FIVE STAR PREVIEU

3350V FOLLETT LIBRARY BOOK CO

3501V GARETH STEVENS

3502V GARRETT EDUCATIONAL CORP

3776V GRYPHON HOUSE, INC.

4575V INCENTIVE PUBLICATIONS INC

6512V NATIONAL LIBRARY SERVICE, INC

7044V OHIO STATE UNIV

7084V ORCHARD BOOKS

7823V RIGBY EDUCATION

8256V SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES

8585V THE SPEECH BIN

9135V TROLL ASSOCIATES

9535V FRANKLIN UATTS INC

9840V THE UORLD ALMANAC EDUC DIV

TOTAL BOOKS-LIBRARY

2222-640 PERIODICALS

0962V BETTER HOMES S GARDENS

1239V R R BOUKER

1926V CLASSROOM COMPUTER LEARNING

1965V COBBLESTONE PUBLISHING INC

2274V CRAFTS

2321V CRICKET

4615V INSTRUCTOR

5814V MERLYN'S PEN

6508V NATL GEOGRAPHIC MAGA2INE

6598V NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION


7445V PLAYS, INC.

7512V POPULAR SCIENCE

7616V PSYCHOLOGY TODAY

8279V SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

8280V SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

9053V TIME INC

9822V UORKSHEET MAGAZINE

9997V ZOOBOOKS

TOTAL PERIODICALS

2222-741 NEU EOUIP-LIBRARY

6991V NORTHEAST AUDIO VISUAL

TOTAL NEU EQUIP-LIBRARY

2223-440 REPAIRS-AV

6991V NORTHEAST AUDIO VISUAL

TOTAL REPAIRS-AV

S808.50

111 ,170.75

$2,105.22

$1,133.00

$35.00

$9,948.40

$62.50

$137.50

$25,400.87

$416.18

$215.08

$315.75

$5.99

$61.00

$24.20

$68.36

$1,454.53

$88.00

$21.45

$234.53

$1,117.48

$136.59

$612.58

$77.80

$41.14

$265.00

$54.00

$64.94

$168.48

$57.23

$35.75

$277.47

$1,350.43

$31.56

$14.97

$30.00

$19.95

$39.90

$16.95

$39.97

$10.00

$59.80

$22.50

$14.00

$43.94

$23.00

$13.94

$15.97

$57.00

$133.00

$75.17

$16.95

$29.50

$264.15

$264.15

$277.85

$277.85

2223-453

8954V

TOTAL

FILM RENTAL

JAN THIBOUTOT

FILM RENTAL

2223-610 SUPPLIES - AV

0345V

1350V

1921V

3136V

3193V

5693V

6499V

6678V

6991V

7072V

9285V

TOTAL

2223-741

6991V

TOTAL

2223-742

6991V

TOTAL

2224-390

6835V

TOTAL

AMERICAN SCHOOL PUBLISHERS

BRODART COMPANY

CHARLES CLARK CO., INC

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

EYE GATE MEDIA

AMERICAN SCHOOL PUBLISHERS

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

NE LEAGUE OF MIDDLE SCHLS INC


OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING

UNITED LEARNING

SUPPLIES - AV

NEU EQUIP - AV


NEU EQUIP - AV

REPL EQUIP - AV


REPL EQUIP - AV

EDUCATIONAL TV

NEU HAMP PUBLIC TELEVISION

EDUCATIONAL TV

2311-111 SAL-SCHOOL BOARD

9870E

9871

E

9872E

9B73E

9B76E

TOTAL

2311-523

7127V

TOTAL

VIVIAN R. CLARK

CHARLENE A. FLAHERTY

HENRI EASTMAN

RUTA JORDENS

EDUARD NADUORNY

SAL-SCHOOL BOARD

LIABILITY INSURANCE

0929V

7998V

G J PACEY

LIABILITY INSURANCE

SCHOOL BOARD CLERK

CONNIE BERNIER

GLORIA ROTHE

TOTAL SCHOOL BOARD CLERK

2312-532 EXP- SCHOOL BD CLERK

0929V CONNIE BERNIER

TOTAL EXP- SCHOOL BD CLERK

2313-111 TREASURER S ASST

6273V DOROTHY MYERS

8760V GEORGE STOKINGER

TOTAL TREASURER S ASST

2313-523 TREASURER'S BOND

4298V JOSEPH HILLS AGENCY INC

TOTAL TREASURER'S BOND

$78.71

$78.71

$66.96

$170.05

$193.50

$47.95

$41.00

$126.75

$1,086.92

$65.00

$210.31

$43.95

$298.70

$1,569.25

$1,569.25

$1,315.40

$1,315.40

$714.45

$714.45

$120.00

$120.00

$420.00

$840.00

$1,260.00

2313-532 TREASURER'S POSTAGE

TRANSFERS

7528V POSTMASTER

8760V GEORGE STOKINGER

TOTAL TREASURER'S POSTAGE

2313-610 TREASURER'S SUPPLIES

TREASURER'S SUPPLIES

2314-380 DIST OFCRS S UORKERS

1917V

3627V

TOTAL

2314-550

3949V

BRENDA CLARK

MICHAEL GORHAM

DIST OFCRS S UORKERS

TOTAL

2891V

3099V

3254V

3545V

3628V

6243V

7693V

8186V

8187V

8870V

ANNUAL REPORT

TOUN OF HAMPSTEAD

ANNUAL REPORT

ANNUAL MTG EXPENSES

PAMELA EASTMAN

SANDY EMERSON

PATRICIA FIFFICK

MARIE GEORGE

SHEILA GORHAM

JUDITH MUSHIAL

JUANITA RANDALL

GRACE SAULN1ER

ROBERT SAULNIER

PRISCILLA TARLETON

ANNUAL MTG EXPENSES

6853V

9032V

TOTAL

2319-610

2890V

4643V

$319.00 5319V

5528V

$319.00 6483V

BOARD EXP-ADV

BOARD EXPENSE-CONF

TRANSFERS

NH SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

TIMBERLANE REG SCHOOL DIST

BOARD EXPENSE-CONF

BOARD EXP-SUPPLIES

TRANSFERS

HENRI EASTMAN

INTERSTATE TROPHIES

LORAL PRESS INC

MAPLEUOOD FLORIST LTD

NCCE

$50.00

$250.00

$25.00

$182.58

$182.58

$50.00

$50.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

$20.00

2315-380 LEGAL SERVICES$800.00

$1,000.00 3460V RICHARD FUGERE $41.00

$800.00 8540V SOULE, LESLIE, ZELIN, $8,594.50

$800.00

$800.00 TOTAL LEGAL SERVICES $8,635.50

$4,200.00 2317-380 AUDIT

1595V PLODZ1K S SANDERSON PROF ASSOC $3,525.00

$1,554.00 TOTAL AUDIT $3,525.00

$1,554.00 2319-540 BOARD EXP-ADV

1183V BOSTON GLOBE $571.20

2625V DERRY NEUS $107.38

$1,100.00 3181V EXETER NEUS LETTER COMPANY $144.00

$50.00 4081V HAVERHILL GAZETTE $235.50

5105V LAURENCE EAGLE TRIBUNE $190.91

$1,150.00 5515V MANCHESTER UNION-LEADER $206.50

$100.00

$286.00

$35.26

$332.58-

$116.00

$61.67

$170.33

$286.00

$27.00

93

6853V

6872V

7055V

8112V

8133V

9000V

TOTAL

2319-640

0347V

TOTAL

2319-810

6853V

TOTAL

2320-351

8265V

TOTAL

2390-360

3656V

6706V

TOTAL

2410-111

0368E

0400E


G NEIL COMPANIES

OFFICELAND

SALUTATIONS

SANBORN CANDIES

THOMPSON'S OFFICE PRODUCTS

BOARD EXP-SUPPLIES

BD EXP-PERIODICAL

AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL

BD EXP-PERIODICAL

BD EXP-ASSOCIATION


BD EXP-ASSOCIATION

SAU NO. 55 BUDGET

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #55

SAU NO. 55 BUDGET

COMPUTER SERVICES

GRANITE STATE BUSINESS FORMS

N E TELEPHONE

COMPUTER SERVICES

SAL-PRINCIPAL

ROBERT P LITTLE

KATHLEEN SCIARAPPA

$12.00

$15.05

$96.69

$27.50

$153.00

$52.50

$230.00

$230.00

$2,173.35

$2,173.35

$94,514.00

$94,514.00

$198.09

$416.33

$51,500.02

$45,999.98

8391V SHERATON UHITE MOUNTAIN INN

8803V CLAIRE SULLIVAN

9507V UATERVILLE VALLEY RESORT S

TOTAL UORKSHOPS-PRINCIPALS

2410-610 SUPPLIES-PRIN OFFICE

$214.80

$339.08

$243.36

0534V

1699V

2157V

2509V

2741V

3074V

3885V

3906V

3930V

5364V

5403V

5830V

6678V

7055V

7434V

7685V

8861V

9324V

9414V

TOTAL

2410-630

9787V

TOTAL

2410-742

ATLAS PEN & PENCIL CORP

HARIET CARTER

CONUAY OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC

DAY-TIMERS, INC

DON'S MARKET

EDUCATORS PLUS


HAMPSTEAD PHARMACY

HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

LYNN CARD CO

MACDONALD OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO

MERRIMACK BUSINESS MACHINES


OFFICELAND

PLAISTOU STATIONERS

RAM PRINTING, INC

TAFT BUSINESS MACHINES, INC.

USI INC

VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS

SUPPLIES-PRIN OFFICE

BOOKS-PRIN OFFICE

UISCONSIN DEPT OF PUBLIC INST

BOOKS-PRIN OFFICE

REPL EQ - PRIN OFF

$14.90

$12.91

$1,492.99

$12.36

$5.47

$45.00

$86.51

$11. 5B

$92.49

$28.25

$173.00

$12.00

$20.00

$18.92

$100.28

$1,190.00

$2,056.41

$104.24

$31.12

$49.95

$49.95

0750E

0756E

0763E

0768E

0770E

0780E

0790E

LAURENCE P. GUAY

SHARON M.LAJOIE

ROBERT LEVESQUE

MILTON J. PHILLIPS

RALPH J. ROONEY

IRVING N. SMITH

JOSEPH S. ZAPPALA

SAL-CUSTODIAL

2542-126 SAL-OT,VAC,SK.LV

0735E

0748E

0750E

0756E

0763E

0768E

0770E

0780E

RICHARD L. DEMARAIS

FRANCIS E. GRIFFIN

LAURENCE P. GUAY

SHARON M.LAJOIE

ROBERT LEVESQUE

MILTON J. PHILLIPS

RALPH J. ROONEY

IRVING N. SMITH

TOTAL SAL-OT,VAC,SK.LV

2542-431 RUBBISH REMOVAL

1714V CATE'S RUBBISH REMOVAL SERV

TOTAL RUBBISH REMOVAL

2542-441 CONT. SERV. REPAIRS

3671V GRANITE STATE FIRE SYSTEMS, INC


5483V WILLIAM A MAGUIRE CO INC

7002V NORTHEASTERN ELEVATOR CO

8706V STATE OF NEU HAMPSHIRE

TOTAL CONT. SERV. REPAIRS

$15,616.B8

$16,564.69

$19,052.33

$16,753.25

$20,961.02

$16,876.90

$150.00

$140,934.99

$1,432.14

$1,295.61

$1,220.63

$303.76

$239.94

$943.05

$910.75

$644.83

$5,758.50

$5,758.50

$154.20

$146.25

$647.00

$1,590.00

$15.00

TOTAL

2410-115

0655E

0660E

TOTAL

2410-440

8861V

TOTAL

SAL-PRINCIPAL

SAL-SECRETARIES

MARGARET I . PLAYDON

GLORIA ROTHE

SAL-SECRETARIES

BUSINESS MACH REPAIR

TAFT BUSINESS MACHINES, INC.

BUSINESS MACH REPAIR

2410-531 TELEPHONE

0499V AT 8 T INFORMATION SYSTEMS

0500V A T AND T

6706V N E TELEPHONE

8376V SHAUMUT BANK N.A.

2410-532 POSTAGE


9275V U S POSTAL SERVICE

9280V US STAMPED ENVELOPE AGENCY

TOTAL POSTAGE

2410-580 UORKSHOPS-PRINCIPALS

4671V JEC

5288V ROBERT P LITTLE

6281V NAESP

6338V NECEL-NH

63B4V NHASP

6389V NH-ATMNE MEMBERSHIP

6678V NE LEAGUE OF MIDDLE SCHLS INC

6790V NH EDAU

8348V KATHLEEN SCIARAPPA

8380V SHERATON-HYANNIS

$97,500.00

$16,576.70

$16,120.00

$5,617.63

$5,617.63

$1,249.93

$39.50

$10,717.29

$1,694.45

$393.21

$150.00

$410.70

$88.00

$61.56

$120.00

$.00

$90.00

$15.00

$250.00

$35.00

$1,052.85

$168.94

2157V

9414V

CONUAY OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC

VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS

REPL EQ - PRIN OFF

2410-810 DUES-PRIN OFFICE

6281V

6384V

6386V

6530V

6644V

6678V

0057V

0454V

3951V

4631V

8685V

8804V

TOTAL

2541-116

0720E

TOTAL

NAESP

NHASP

NEU HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL

NATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL ASSOC.

NE ASSOC SCHOOLS S COLLEGES


DUES-PRIN OFFICE

GRADUATION

ACADEMIC FITNESS AUARDS PROG

ASHUELOT COMPUTER SOFTUARE CO

HAMPSTEAD TROPHY

INTERSTATE MARKETING SERV INC

STAR DRY GOODS CO

JEANNE SULLIVAN

GRADUATION

SAL-CUSTODIAL SUPVIS

UILLIAM C. BRAGG

SAL-CUSTODIAL SUPVIS

2541-580 UORKSHOPS-CUSTODIAL

RALPH ROONEY

UORKSHOPS-CUSTODIAL

2542-116 SAL-CUSTODIAL

$4,932.35

$60.98

$135.00

$245.00

$380.00

$40.00

$320.00

$190.00

$1,310.00

$50.00

$21.61

$292.30

$103.88

$64.53

$11.25

0170E

0735E

0748E

PAUL A. COURNOYER

RICHARD L. DEMARAIS

FRANCIS E. GRIFFIN

$57.61

$57.61

$619.50

$15,274.38

$19,066.04

2542-442 PLMBG, HEATING, ELECT

0507V AT S T SOURCEBOOK

1333V BRENTUOOD MACHINE SALES, INC

1712V CASCO FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT

2255V COUNCILMAN ELECTRIC

2857V EAST COAST LUMBER

3366V H J FORT IN SUPPLY INC

3464V GKS SERVICE CO

3651V U U GRAINGER'S

3670V GRANITE ST ANALYTICAL INC

3990V HAROLD'S LOCKSMITH

4333V HOBART SALES & SERV

4701V JOHNSON CONTROLS INC

5754V MCKINNEY ARTESIAN UELL COMPANY

6701V NEU ENGLAND SPRING UATER CO

6711V NEU ENGLAND TRANE SERVICE

6999V NORTHEAST MECHANICAL SALES COR

7049V OLD KERRY BEVERAGE COMPANY

7238V PATRIOT ELECTRIC INC

7310V PETROLANE GAS SERVICE

8223V SCHER80N CONSOLIDATED INC

8369V J A SEXAUER

8439V SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER CO

9015V TIMBERLANE PLATE GLASS CO INC

9090V TOTAL UASTE MANAGEMENT

9134V TRODELLA MATERIALS HAND CORP

9508V G A UATSON & SONS INC

9732V UILLIAMS COMMUNICATION SERVICE

TOTAL PLMBG, HEATING, ELECT

2542-451 RENTAL OF FAC

3519V GELCO SPACE

TOTAL RENTAL OF FAC

2542-490 SEPTIC TA">-S

5754V MCKINNEY ARTESIAN UELL COMPANY

TOTAL SEPTIC TANKS

$103.00

$466.85

$329.00

$495.40

$203.33

$24.50

$204.20

$862.32

$825.00

$181.60

$676.89

$3,198.50

$195.00

$90.00

$174.14

$4,898.67

$120.00

$1,024.93

$43.50

$1,393.31

$734.67

$176.00

$138.65

$3,690.75

$446.30

$1,658.60

$209.05

$22,564.16

$9,409.90

$9,409.90

$.00

$.00

94

2542-521 INSURANCE-SMP

6854V NH SCHOOL BOARDS INS TRUST INC

TOTAL INSURANCE-SMP

2542-610 CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES

0098V

1181V

1458V

1749V

2698V

2722V

2804V

2857V

2876V

3651V

3885V

3899V

3901V

3990V

4312V

5482V

5885V

6295V

6701V

7040V

7049V

7051V

7227V

7633V

8281V

8369V

9732V

ADVANCED MAINTENANCE PROD

BOSTON FILTER CO

BSN

CENTRAL PAPER PRODUCTS CO

DJH PRO AUDIO SYSTEMS

DODGE'S AGUAY

C R DUNFORD FLOORING

EAST COAST LUMBER

EASTERN SPECIALTY

U U GRAINGER'S


HAMPSTEAD HARDWARE


HAROLD'S LOCKSMITH

HILLYARD SALES CO

MAGNI BRUSH & MATS

METROMEDIA PAGING SYSTEM

GOULET SUPPLY CO

NEU ENGLAND SPRING UATER CO

OCEAN S FOREST PRODUCTS

OLD KERRY BEVERAGE COMPANY

OCEAN FOREST PRODUCTS

PARTS £ PIECES UNLIMITED

PUBLIC SEATING INC

SCHOOL SPECIALTIES INC

J A SEXAUER

UILLIAMS COMMUNICATION SERVICE

CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES

2542-620 SUPPLIES-REP S MAINT


3990V HAROLD'S LOCKSMITH

5680V MCCORMACK PAINTING CO

8348V KATHLEEN SC1ARAPPA

8360V SENTER AUTO SUPPLY

8438V SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER CO


TOTAL SUPPLIES-REP S MAINT

2542-652 LIGHT

7622V PUBLIC SERVICE CO

8624V SPRAGUE ENERGY CORP

TOTAL LIGHT

2542-653 HEAT

1709V CASH OIL SALES

2876V EASTERN SPECIALTY

8624V SPRAGUE ENERGY CORP

2542-657 GAS SERVICE

7310V

8817V

PETROLANE GAS SERVICE

SURBURBAN PROPANE OFFICE

GAS SERVICE

2543-610 SUPPLIES-GROUNDS

0098V ADVANCED MAINTENANCE PROD

2722V DODGE'S AGUAY


2876V EASTERN SPECIALTY

6618V NE-SAN

7040V OCEAN S FOREST PRODUCTS

7996V JAMES R ROSENCRANZ 8 SONS INC

TOTAL SUPPLIES-GROUNDS

$20,128.00

S20, 128.00

$323.52

$324.54

$70.62

$4,441.03

$312.00

$284.51

$800.00

$683.58

$796.50

$161.88

$20.39

$15.80

$15.00

$465.00

$294.70

$985.38

$231.70

$36.80

$30.00

$4,488.74

$25.50

$456.60

$296.36

$74.32

$159.75

$36.80

$192.50

$55.79

$326.59

$226.16

$857.25

$455.00

$132.90

$34.93

2543-656

3906V

TOTAL

7994V

7996V

TOTAL

2543-742

3534V

TOTAL

FUEL-VEHICLES

HAMPSTEAD PHARMACY

FUEL-VEHICLES

NEU EQUIP - GROUNDS

JAMES ROSENCRANT2 S SONS

JAMES R ROSENCRANZ & SONS INC

NEU EQUIP - GROUNDS

REP EOUIP-GROUNDS

G M A C

REP EOUIP-GROUNDS

2544-610 MATERIALS-EQUIP REP

0055V A S C TIRE CO

1414V BRUCE S CARBIES

5779V HEARS TRUST

6406V NH DIV OF PUBLIC HEALTH SVS

7000V NORTHEAST LAB INC

7049V OLD KERRY BEVERAGE COMPANY

7996V JAMES R ROSENCRANZ £ SONS INC


TOTAL MATERIALS-EQUIP REP

2545-440 VEHICLE REPAIR

4916V KINNEY'S GARAGE

7994V JAMES ROSENCRANTZ & SONS

TOTAL VEHICLE REPAIR

$194.842546-890 ALARM MONITORING

$6.60

$2,855.857631V PULSAR ALARM SYSTEMS

$44.90

$70.80TOTAL ALARM MONITORING

$192.00

$142.002552-513 STUDENT TRANS

$3,506.999050V

9740V

LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

ROBERT A UILMOT

TOTAL STUDENT TRANS

$65,594.97

$3,521.722553-519 SPEC ED TRANSP

$69,116.698343V

9137V

SEACOAST COLLABORATIVE

PETER TSETSILAS

SPEC ED TRANSP

$15,703.29

$487.252554-513 FIELD TRIPS

$11,667.289050V LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

$27,857.82TOTAL FIELD TRIPS

2555-513 ATHLETIC TRANS

$1,477.15

$204.299050V LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

9050V LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

$1,681.449050V LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

TOTAL

2559-513

9050V

TOTAL

ATHLETIC TRANS

MUSIC TRANSP

LAIDLAU TRANSIT INC

MUSIC TRANSP

$291.30

$291.30

$3,275.00

$1,615.17

$149.90

$289.84

$24.45

$10.00

$45.80

$22.00

$69.75

$210.50

4716V FORREST T JONES & CO INC

6832V HHMA HEALTH INSURANCE TRUST

6832V NHMA HEALTH INSURANCE TRUST








6992V NORTHEAST DELTA DENTAL SERVICE

2900-214 UORKER'S COMP INS

$2,832.31

3825V HALLMASS

$2,832.31 6856V NHSBIT

UORKER'S COMP INS

2900-221 EMP RETIREMENT

6842V

6842V

6842V

6842V

6842V

6842V

6842V

6842V

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

NH RETIREMENT

EMP RETIREMENT

2900-222 TEACHER'S RETIREMENT

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

$445 .68

$397 .45 6842V NH RETIREMENT SYSTEM

6842V NH RETIREMENT SYSTEM











1194,412 .74

$2,002 .00 TOTAL TEACHER'S RETIREMENT

i196,414 .74 2900-230

0664V

FICA

BANK OF BOSTON

$44,151 .90TOTAL FICA

$4,410 .002900-260 UNEMPLOYMENT COMP

$48,561 .90 6856V

6856V

6856V

NHSBIT

NHSBIT

NHSBIT

$2,426 .00 TOTAL UNEMPLOYMENT COMP

$2,426 .00 3900-118 COMMUNITY SERVICES

0095E DILLARD E COLLINS

0748E FRANCIS E. GRIFFIN

$1,655.

$88.

61

96

0763E

0768E

ROBERT LEVESQUE

MILTON J. PHILLIPS

$1,473. 790780E

0822E

IRVING N. SMITH

HAZEL DEAMON

$3,218. 36COMMUNITY SERVICES

4200-390 SITES

2900-211 EMP INSUR

1086V

4002V

BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NH-VT

HARTFORD MULTIPLE EMPLOYER TR.

$451.45 2683V VERNON U. DINGMAN, IV

2722V DODGE'S AGUAY$451.45 2857V EAST COAST LUMBER

6177V MOSLEY NURSERY

9231V UNION FLAG CO

$40,360.40

$3,166.63 TOTAL SITES

$328.40

$26,902.00

$776.83

$330.77

$808.84

$26,736.69

$26,620.88

$859.97

$2,559.51

$34,433.70

$14,631.82

$178,516.44

$21,231.00

$1,284.00

$778.76

$1,543.41

$1,598.62

$356.62

$508.89

$770.31

$477.25

$889.89

$4,292.83

$2,918.37

$1,455.86

$275.00

$1,466.87

$1,450.51

$1,990.16

$2,315.10

$1,615.31

$1,462.28

$192.85

$1,485.29

$165,091.23

$165,091.23

$2,448.00

$321.20

$1,222.74

$3,991.94

$200.00

$473.00

$178.23

$671.01

$181.35

$39.83

$1,500.00

$67.50

$118.80

$433.81

$1,481.30

$3,601.41

95

4600-490 RENOVATIONS 6000-211 INS REFUNDS

2604V DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION CO, I

2804V C R DUN FORD FLOORING


3098V EMERSON FLOOR COVERING INC

4224V HERTZ FURNITURE SYSTEMS

4979V CORZILIUS MATUSZEUSKI KRAUSE

5201V LETOILE ROOFING CO





7052V OFFICE DIMENSIONS

TOTAL RENOVATIONS

4800-720 BUILDING FUND

17,558.00

$1,976.00

$521.77

$5,802.00

$4,340.06

$6,364.65

$824.00

$2,222.00

$3,900.00

$2,590.00

$12,563.00

$780.00

$49,441.48

0570E RICHARD ZACCHILLI $812.00

0907V CRAIG BENNETT $2,676.00

1938V CLEARUATER SYSTEMS INC $818.00

2255V COUNCILMAN ELECTRIC $139.70

2604V DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION CO, IN $5,590.00

6177V MOSLEY NURSERY $1,653.30

6797V N H FENCE CO $2,400.00

8704V STATE OF NEU HAMPSHIRE $75.00

9134V TRODELLA MATERIALS HAND CORP $2,947.19

TOTAL BUILDING FUND $17,111.19

1086V BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NH-VT








6992V NORTHEAST DELTA DENTAL SERVICE

7000-770 COMPUTER PURCH-STAFF

4548V IBM

8559V SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL EDUC

TOTAL COMPUTER PURCH-STAFF

DISTRICT TOTAL

$3,633.89

$2,383.57

$138.12

$766.75

$138.12

$7,925.45

$4,804.20

$7,567.49

$9,417.03

$2,141.00

$12,616.56

$14,757.56

5,420,262.69

5100-830 PRINCIPAL ON DEBT

2108V CONN. NATIONAL BANK

TOTAL PRINCIPAL ON DEBT

5100-840 INTEREST ON DEBT

2108V CONN. NATIONAL BANK

TOTAL

0034V

0183E

060 1E

062 1E

0629E

0652E

0656E

0662E

0665E

2110V

6473V

8559V

INTEREST ON DEBT

FEDERAL PROJECTS

TRANSFERS

ABC SCHOOL SUPPLIES INC

JANE L. DANIELS

FRANCINE B. BAUMHOR

SANDRA HANKUS

DEBRA E. LEDOUX

LINDA R. OUELLETTE

LINDA M. PAVLINI

COLLEEN C. SIMPSON

LYNDA R. SOLOMON

CONF MANAGEMENT ASSOC INC

NAT'L CLEARING HOUSE OF REHAB


$300,000.00

$300,000.00

$167,250.00

$167,250.00

$20,129.99

$39.13

$35.42

$5,360.36

$5,884.30

$3,150.00

$2,581.51

$2,755.50

$2,970.00

$5,783.04

$60.00

$57.65

$350.00

FEDERAL PROJECTS

5240-880 FED FOOD SVCE RE 1MB

3928V

9044V

HAMPSTEAD CHILD FEEDING SVCES

TIMBERLANE SCHOOL LUNCH PROG

$1,673.00

$.00

FED FOOD SVCE RE I MB

5340-119 SAL - FOOD SERVICE

0808E

0820E

0822E

0828E

0835E

0B53E

0860E

0863E

0865E

7278E

MARIE ROSE AIELLO

ELAINE CURRY

HAZEL DEAMON

MADALYN A. DREW

MARGARET M. GOVE

KAREN MILLS

CAROL A. MINOR

JUDITH N. PICHETTE

CAROL A. PI SAN I

SUSAN E. HORTON

SAL - FOOD SERVICE

$1,096.25

$10,031.88

$4,643.19

$3,766.89

$160.00

$4,899.04

$21.25

$3,556.88

S5.2J35.87

$20.00

$33,401.25

96

Report of the District Treasurer

for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1989 Through June 30, 1990

SUMMARY

Cash on Hand July 1, 1989 $ 18,934.94

Received from Selectmen:

Current Appropriation $4,983,895.00Revenue from State Sources 165,551.73Revenue from Federal Sources 28,804.28Received from All Other Sources 146,216.86

Total Receipts $5,324,467.87

Total Amount Available for Fiscal Year $5,343,402.81Less School Board Orders Paid $5,420,262.29

Balance on Hand June 30, 1990 $ (76,859.88)

GEORGE STOKINGERTreasurer

September 4, 1990

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Auditor's Report on Financial Presentation

To the Members of the School BoardHampstead School DistrictHampstead, New Hampshire

We have audited the accompanying general purpose financial statements of theHampstead School District and the combining and individual fund financialstatements of the School District as of and for the year ended June 30,1990, as listed in the table of contents. These financial statements arethe responsibility of the School District's management. Our responsibilityis to express an opinion of these financial statements based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditingstandards. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit toobtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are freeof material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis,evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements.An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used andsignificant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overallfinancial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides areasonable basis for our opinion.

As described in Note IB, the general purpose financial statements referredto above do not include the General Fixed Asset Account Group, which shouldbe included to conform with generally accepted accounting principles. Theamount that should be recorded in the General Fixed Asset Account Group isnot known

.

In our opinion, except that omission of the General Fixed Asset AccountGroup results in an incomplete presentation, as explained in the aboveparagraph, the general purpose financial statements referred to abovepresent fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of theHampstead School District at June 30, 1990, and the results of itsoperations for the year then ended, in conformity with generally acceptedaccounting principles. Also, in our opinion, the combining and individualfund financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all materialrespects, the financial position of each of the individual funds of theSchool District at June 30, 1990, and the results of operations of suchfunds for the year then ended, in conformity with generally acceptedaccounting principles.

PLOD Z IK & SANDERSONProfessional Association

August 24, 1990

99

Details of Administrative Salaries 1990-91

Superintendent of Schools

Hampstead Share $15,504Timberlane Share 52,200

Total $67,704

Asst. Supt. of Schools


Business Administrator


Total $58,968 Total $53,560

FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT

Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1989 and Ending June 30, 1990

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the information contained in this report was takenfrom official records and is complete and correct to the best of ourknowledge and belief. The accounts are kept in accordance with Section 17of Chapter 21-J of the Revised Statutes Annotated, and regulation ChapterRev 1100, Financial Accounting for Local education Agencies on file with theAdministrative Procedures Act, and upon forms prescribed by the Departmentof Revenue Administration.

Terrance F. HolmesSupt. of Schools

September 4, 1990

Edward Nadworny, ChairpersonVivian Clark, Vice ChairpersonRuta JordansRichard LittleJorge Mesa-Tejada

100

Emergency Calls

Be Calm!

FIRE Call 329-6942

Be sure to state location of fire.

Tell Operator you want the Hampstead Fire Department.

In Case of Emergency Such as:

DROWNING • HEART ATTACK • ASPHYXIATION

SERIOUS INJURIES

Call EMERGENCY RESCUE SQUAD 329-6942

POLICE Call Chief Letoile 329-5700

Rockingham County Dispatch Center Toll Free 1-800-582-7177

or Call Operator

—State Business Briefly —

DOG OFFICER Dale Childs 362-52

1

1

NO FIRE SHALL BE KINDLED IN THE OPEN

WITHOUT A PERMIT ISSUED BY:

Chip Hastings, Warden 329-6442

Paul Wentworth, Deputy Warden 329-5571

Neil Emerson, Deputy Warden 329-6938

James Gilmartin, Deputy Warden 329-7 171

Kerry Clark, Deputy Warden 329-5407

MUNICIPAL PICKUP OF RUBBISH EVERY MONDAY OR WEDNESDAY

DEPENDING ON LOCATION Must be on Roadside at 6:00 a.m.

8 Bags or 4 Barrels (not 55 gal. drums)

Allowed Each Dwelling

LIBRARY HOURSCall 329-6411

Monday 1:00-8:00

Tuesday 9:00-8:00

Wednesday 1:00-6:00

Thursday 9:00-8:00

Saturday 9:00-2:00

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