Annual report of the Town of Northwood, New Hampshire

1975 ANNUAL REPORTS

of the Town of

NORTHWOODNew Hampshire

For the Year Ending December 31, 1975

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NORTHWOOD

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INDEXPage

Town Officers 5

1975 Town Warrant Summary 9

1976 Town Warrants 15

Town Budget 21

Selectmen's Report, Inventory 24

Statement of Appropriations 25

Comparative Statement 27

Balance Sheet, Assets and Liabilities 28

Schedule of Town Property 30

REPORTSTown Clerk's Report 31

Tax Collector's Report 32

Town Treasurer's Report, including Revenue Sharing 44

Summary of Payments 45Detailed Statement of Receipts 47

Detailed Statement of Payments 51

Trustees of Trust Funds 66Town Auditors 70

Library Trustees 71

Cemetery Trustees 72

Rural District Health Council 73

Northwood Community Action Program 75Forest Fire Warden 77Report of Fire Chief 78Northwood Bicentennial Committee 79Reclamation, Recycling and Disposal Committee 80Petitions 81

SCHOOL REPORTSOfficers of the Northwood School District 86School Warrants 87

School District Budget 89

Financial Report of Northwood School District 91

School District Treasurer's Report 92

School Lunch Program 95

Report of Superintendent of Schools and Assistant Superintendent 98

Principal's Report 101

School Nurse's Report 103

School Calendar 1975-1976 104

VITAL STATISTICSBirths 106

Marriages 107

Deaths 110

TOWN OFFICERS

Selectmen

ROBERT E. BAILEYTRUE W. CHESLEYROBERT A. LOW

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1978

Town Clerk

EDYTHE F. SCHWAB

Town Treasurer

CONSTANCE R. LINNELL

Tax Collector

HELEN A . SHERMAN

Zoning and Planning Bo8rd

ELEANOR BYRNESDOUGLAS BRIGGSKEITH LIDBACKEDWARD D. HAUSE

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1978

CHARLES JOHNSONJOSEPH A. KNOXJOSEPH BEAULIEUROBERT THOMASGLADYS GARDNER

Board of Adjustment

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires Msrch 1977Term Expires March 1978

ELEANOR PINKHAM

Auditors

EMILY GRANT

Trustees of Trust Funds

HERBERT SHERMANTHERESA HERRONGEORGE V. LINSCOTT


Police Department

GERALD LaFRENIERE, ChiefJ. RONALD TASKERSTEPHEN SHAUGHNESSYCHARLES RICHARDSONPAUL LONGUEILJAMES BENNETTDONALD WHITNEY, SpecialHERBERT RICH, Special, School Officer end

Dog Officer (Appointed)JUDY TASKER, MatronROBERTA LaFRENIERE, MatronJANE B. MORSE, Special - Town DumpEMERY HOLMES, Special - BeachROBERT POLLARD, Special - BeachELLIS RING, Special - Lake Shore Farm

Appt.Appt.Appt.Appt.Appt.Appt.Appt.

ExpiresExpiresExpiresExpiresExpiresExpiresExpires

MarchMarchMarchMarchMarchMarchMarch

1976197619761976197619761976

Appt. Expires March 1976Appt. Expires March 1976Appt. Expires March 1976ROBERT E. BAILEYTRUE W. CHESLEYROBERT A. LOW

Highway Safety Committee

ROBERT E. BAILEY, ChairmanTRUE W. CHESLEYGERALD LaFRENIEREDONALD BASSETTROBERT A. LOW

ERIC SWANFELDTDOUGLAS HEALDTHOMAS MADSONALFRED D. MIHACHIKPAUL COLBY

Fire Department

DONALD BASSETT, Chief

Fire Warden

CARROLL BASSETT

Director of Civil Defense

DONALD BASSETT

Health Officer

DOUGLAS R. HEALD Appt. Expires March 1976

Moderator

ROBERT JOHNSON

Supervisors of Checklist

EVELYN PRICEVERONICA POSTHELEN JOHNSON

Term Expires November 1976Term Expires November 1977Term Expires November 1978

Library Trustees

RICHARD J. HAWESMARGUERITE THOMPSONALFRED D. MIHACHIK


Budget Committee

HAROLD LESTERCARROLL BASSETTDONALD POSTANDREW J. LANEHERBERT SHERMANWALTER PINKHAMSAMUEL JOHNSONJ. PERRY RICHARDSONVINCENT BANEWARREN GUPTILLROLAND B. THOMASDUDLEY MERRILL (Appointed to replace Robert A. Low)

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1978Term Expires March 1978Term Expires March 1978Term Expires Msrch 1978

Cemetery Trustees

THELMA EATOUGH (Resigned)DONALD POST (Appointed)JANE B. MORSELAWRENCE S. ELLIOTT

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires Msrch 1978

Conservation Commission

JOHN NEWMAN, JR.DOUGLAS BRIGGS, member from Planning BoardELLIS RINGDUDLEY MERRILLWARREN GUPTILLROBERTA TERRILL (Resigned)

Term ExpiresTerm ExpiresTerm ExpiresTerm ExpiresTerm ExpiresTerm Expires

March 197

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Recreation Commission

VINCENT BANECHARLES BAILEYROBERT MAGOON (Resigned)EMERY HOLMESROBERT D. POLLARD

Term Expires March 1976Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1977Term Expires March 1978Term Expires March 1978

American Revolutionary Bicentennial Committee

WALTER FIANDER, ChairmanHELEN B. JOHNSONJOANN W. BAILEYJEAN G. JOHNSONELEANOR BYRNE

DONALD E. WHITNEYTHEODORA GRANOWALTER CRANDALL, JR.ARLENE BASSETTDUDLEY TERRILL

ROBERT STOUTWALTER JACKSONTHOMAS MADSON

Town Historian

Joann W. Bailey-

School Board

School Superintendent

CHARLES MORGAN


Assistant Superintendent

Franklin E. BLack

SUMMARY OF ACTION TAKEN ON ARTICLES IN

1975 TOWN WARRANT

The 1975 Town Meeting was opened by Moderator Robert Johnson at

10 A.M. on March 8, 1975.

1. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Towncharges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.

Motion made and seconded to decrease Municipal District Court Expensesfrom $1,000. to $250. and to transfer Public Employment Plan into TownOfficers Expenses. Article adopted as moved for a total sum of $63,859.99by affirmative voice vote.

2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to borrowmoney in anticipation of t8xes and vote to raise and appropriate the sumof $1,000.00 for interest on same.

Adopted by affirmative voice vote.

3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$^,^92.00 for the Northwood Public Libraries.


h-. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$3,000.00 for Recreation, Parks and Playgrounds.


5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$830.00 for the care of cemeteries.


6. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appro-priate for Town Highways.

The sum of $32,1+57.50 vss voted by affirmative voice vote.

7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$2,100.00 for the purpose of Street Lighting.

Robert Bailey moved to amend to read $2,600.00. Voted by hand vote:Yes, 68 - No, 53.

8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$688.02 for the purpose of Town Road Aid, the State's share to be $4,586.82.


9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$505.00 for the Concord Hospital.


10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$3,000.00 for Ambulance Service, to be paid to the Center Barnstead FireDepartment.


11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,980.00 for the Town's per capita share of Rur8l District Health Council.


12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$2,^50.00 for the purpose of supporting the Northwood Community ActionProgram. (Submitted without recommendation of Budget Committee).

Jean Lane amended to reduce sum to $1,500. Hand vote: Yes, 62 - No, 4-5.

Adopted. Motion to reconsider original article and amendment proposed wasmade at afternoon session. Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 65 - No, 59 passedarticle as amended after motion to reconsider did not prevail.

13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,000.00 for the purpose of increasing the Highway Equipment CapitalReserve Fund.


Ik. To see if the Town will vote to borrow the sum of $70,000.00 forthe purchase of an incinerator to be used to burn rubbish at the dump,

together with the erection of a k0' x 60' building, including the concretenecessary for the erection and placement of the incinerator and building.

The sum of $70,000.00 to be repaid over a ten year period. The first pay-

ment to be in 1976.

Article amended ... As the State Legislature has given a year's leewayon the matter, this article to be sent back to Committee, with the recom-mendation that the Committee look into going into the matter with surroundingtowns on a share-end-pay basis, and further, that this article shall be placed

on the agenda for next year's Town Meeting. Adopted as amended by affirmativevoice vote to postpone.

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15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$6,100.00 for maintenance of the Town Dump and Incineration program.

Amendment to raise sum to $6,600. was defeated. Adopted by affirmativevoice vote for sum of $6,100.00.

16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$81.00 as requested by the State Forestry Department for the support ofthe Pine Blister Rust Program.


17. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a vehicle to be used 8S

a police cruiser at the cost of $5,500.00, the Town to raise and appropri-ate the sum of $3,300.00, and the State to contribute the sum of $2,200.00from their Grime Prevention Program.

Defeated by Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 78 - No, 98. Motion to reconsiderdid not prevail by Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 93 - No, 129, Blank, 1.

18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,900.00 for the Northwood Rescue Squad.


19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$220.00 to replace the same amount expended from the Cancer Fund in 197^

.

True Chesley stated the State Tax Commission Office advised that a

fund for Cancer was illegal, so the suggestion was made to transfer thissum to Town Poor under Article #1. Robert Low made a motion to reconsiderArticle #1 and add $220.00. Adopted by affirmative voice vote.

20. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to havethe N. H. Revenue Department reappraise the property in the Town of Northwood,and to raise snd appropriate the sum of $30,000.00 for this purpose.

Herbert Sherman moved to amend the Article and appropriate $15,000.and have the Selectmen do the assessing. Amendment prevailed with Yes and

No Ballot: Yes, 80 - No, 78. Motion to vote Article 20 8s amended to resd$15,000. and have Selectmen do assessing lost by Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 77 -

No, 77.

The Town Meeting was adjourned at 6 P.M. to reconvene on Saturday,March 15, 1975 at 1 P.M. to take up Article 20 where Town left off.

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The Town Meeting was opened 8t 1 P.M. on March 15, 1975 by ModeratorRobert Johnson.

Motion made to reconsider the vote to have the Selectmen do the assessingfor the sum of $15,000. under Article 20. Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 69No, 171 - Blank, 1. Motion to consider Article 20 as written was made.Adopted by affirmative voice vote.

21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,000.00 to be used to pay the salary and expense of a Supervisor of theSummer Youth Work Program.


22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$21,750.00 to complete the purchase of the Fire Truck as ordered by voteof March 9, 197^ Town Meeting.

Robert Bailey asked that the sum be emended to read $22,^98.64, whichsum included interest. Amended article adopted by affirmative voice vote.

23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of

$300.00 to be used by 8 volunteer committee of the Northwood HistoricalSociety in the cataloging and preservation of Town Records.


2k. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to

purchase from Annie Giles for the sum of $3,000.00 the remaining lanrl owned

by Annie Giles, bounded Easterly by the Northwood Post Office and RobertSeaver, Southerly by Route h, and Northwesterly and Northerly by the Old

Canterbury Road, and to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 in 1975,$1,000.00 in 1976, and $1,000.00 in 1977,- together with interest on the un-

paid balance.

Amendment made and adopted by show of hands to raise the $3,000. this

year, pay $1,000. this ye8r and put remaining $2,000. in the b8nk in a trust

fund and pay out $1,000. each year for two years, plus interest. Yes and NoBallot: Yes, 136 - No, 3. Amended Article adopted by affirmative voice vote

25. To see if the Town will vote to provide Social Security Coveragefor its employees.


26. To see if the Town will vote to increase the wsges paid by the Town

to a maximum of $3.00 per hour, except in cases of Foremen and MachineOperators, snd then State rates shall apply.

Adopted by show of hands: Yes, 110 - No, 5.

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27. To see if the Town will vote to allow the use of alcoholicbeverages in the Town Hall at private parties when properly supervised.


28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,000.00 to carry out the recommendations of the American RevolutionaryBicentennial Committee, as appointed by authorization of the March 197*+

Town Meeting.

Amended to authorize Selectmen to accept any available funds fromState grants, should there be any forthcoming. Amendment 8nd amendedarticle adopted by affirmative voice vote.

29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$175.00 to heat and light the Community Hall at Northwood Narrows.


30. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to totalall insurance now paid by the Town in one package and to 8sk for bids onthe single package, the lowest bidder to be awarded the insurance of ellTown risks.

Motion made and seconded snd then amended to read . . . "that Selectmenbe authorized to consider bids and to take lowest bid as long as coverageis good." Amendment and amended article adopted by affirmative voice vote.

31. To see if the Town will vote to rescind its vote of March 197*+

whereby the Tax Collector fees were lowered to 3/*+ of 1$ of PropertyTaxes collected, and instead will vote to see if the Town will vote tochange the compensation of the Tax Collector from the present rate to e

new rate of 1$ of the taxes collected. (Entered by petition of fourteenlegal voters of the Town of Northwood.)

Motion made and seconded. Warren Guptill moved to amend article as

written and proposed that the yearly pay be cut to $3000.00, payable intwo $1,500.00 payments. Yes and No Ballot: Yes, 120 - No, *+2. Show ofhands vote called for on amended article: Yes, 102 - No, 30. Articleadopted as amended.

32. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the sale of cemeterygrave sites in Pine Grove Cemetery at the following prices. Perpetualcare to be mandatory.

Lot Perpetual Care

1 Lot (8 graves) $100.00 $200.001/2 Lot Ik graves) 60.00 120.00l/4 Lot (2 graves) *+0.00 80.00

1/8 Lot (1 grave ) 25.00 50.00

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Motion made and seconded. Donald Post proposed amending the articleto change the lot fees to read

:

Lot Perpetual Care

1 Lot (8 graves) $150.00 $200.00l/2 Lot (h graves) 85.00 120.00l/k Lot (2 graves) 60.00 80.001/8 Lot (1 grave ) 35.00 50.00

Amendment adopted by affirmative voice vote. Donald Post made a secondamendment to the Article to read as follows: "All income from the sale ofcemetery lots be placed in a trust fund, the income from which to be usedfor the purpose of improving the cemetery for use (excluding care of individuallots). At such time as the cemetery shall be fully sold, the trust fund sndall unused accrued interest shsll be used to defray the cost of additional landfor cemetery purposes, the foregoing procedure to be applied thereon.

This amendment adopted by affirmative voice vote. Motion m8de and secondedto adopt Article 32 8s twice amended. Adopted by affirmative voice vote.

33. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sellproperty of the Town acquired by Tax Collector's Deeds as a result of TaxSale.


3^-. To transact any other business that legally may come before saidmeeting.

Perry Richardson made the suggestion that party cards should be used tocharge for heat, lights snd other expenses, so that Town could receive a

little bit of income for the use of the Town Hall.

Robert Bailey stated it would not be fair to people as many had madedonations, also given time and labor. They should have the right to use theroom specified for this purpose, and they should clean up afterwards, leavingit in the condition it was found.

True Chesley said it was fuilt for the Townspeople, snd it was intendedas such. This next week the Dental Clinic for children would be there.

The suggestion was made that the Library Trustees should look into theparking situation at the Narrows Library.

Motion was made and seconded to have meeting adjourned. Meeting wasadjourned at 6 P.M.

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TOWN WARRANT

The State of New Hampshire

The Polls will be open from 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Northwood in the County of Rockinghamin said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:

You 8re hereby notified to meet at Town Hall in said Northwood on Tuesday,the 2nd day of March, 1976, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to act uponthe following subjects:

1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.

2. Are you in favor of abolishing the planning board as proposed bypetition of the voters of the Town?

3. Shell we adopt the provisions of RSA 72:^3"b and h^-c for expandedexemptions on real estate which provide for a resident sixty-five years ofage up to seventy-five, a five thousand dollar exemption; a resident seventy

-

five years of age up to eighty, a ten thousand dollar exemption; a residenteighty years of age or older, a twenty thousand dollar exemption, providedthat the resident owns the real estate individually or jointly with anotheror his spouse with whom he has been living for at least five years as manand wife; said resident had a net income of less than seven thousand dollarsor combined income with spouse of less than nine thousand dollars; and ownsassets of any kind, tangible or intangible, less bons fide encumbrances,not in excess of thirty-five thousand dollars?

Given under our hands and seal, this 3rd day of February, in the year of ourLord nineteen hundred and seventy-six.

ROBERT E. BAILEY SelectmenTRUE W. CHESLEY ofROBERT A. LOW Northwood, N. H,

A true copy of Warrant - Attest:

ROBERT E. BAILEY SelectmenTRUE W. CHESLEY of

ROBERT A. LOW Northwood, N. H,

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The Polls will be open from 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Northwood in the County of Rockinghamin said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at Town Hall in said Northwood on Tuesday,the 2^+th day of February 1976, 8t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to act uponthe following subjects

:

1. To elect delegates and alternate delegates to the Republican andDemocratic National Conventions.

2. To take the sense of the qualified voters whether the amendmentsto the Constitution proposed by 1975 Constitutional Convention and the

1975 session of the General Court shall be approved.

Given under our hands and seel, this 3rd day of February, in the year ofour Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-six.


Selectmenof

Northwood, N. H.

A true copy of Warrant - Attest:


Selectmenof

Northwood, N. H,

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TOWN WARRANT


To the Inhabitants of the Town of Northwood in the County ofRockingham in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at Coe-Brown Northwood Academy ins8id Northwood on Saturday the 13th d8y of March next at ten of the clockin the forenoon to act upon the following subjects:

1. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray towncharges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.

2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to borrowmoney in anticipation of taxes and vote to raise and appropriate the sumof $1,000.00 for interest on same.

3. To see if the Town will vote to raise snd appropriate the sum of$4,850.00 for the Northwood Public Libraries.

k. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$3,500.00 for Recreation, Parks, and Playgrounds.

5. To see if the Town will vote to raise snd appropriate the sum of$850.00 for the care of Cemeteries.

6. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriatefor Town Highways.

7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$3,500.00 for the purpose of Street Lighting.

8. To see if the Town will vote to raise end appropriate the sum of$680.02 for the purpose of Town Road Aid, the State's share to be $4,533.^8.

9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$58l.OO for the Concord Hospital.

10. To see if the Town will vote to raise end appropriate the sum of$3,100.00 for Ambulance Service, to be paid to the Center Barnstead FireDepartment.

11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$2,050.80 for the Town's per capita share of Rural District Health Council.

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12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$2,000.00 for the purpose of supporting the Northwood Community ActionProgram. (Submitted without recommendation of the Budget Committee.)

13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,000.00 for the purpose of increasing the Highway Equipment CapitalReserve Fund.

ik. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$6,000.00 for maintenance of the Town Dump.

15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$66.00 for the support of the State Blister Rust Program.

16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$5,620.00 to purchase a police cruiser, the State to contribute the sumof $2,248.00 from their Crime Prevention Program.

17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,900.00 for the Northwood Rescue Squad.

18. To see if the Town will vote to rsise and appropriate the sum of$1,399.00 to buy 8 90 -watt mpbil radio for the Northwood Rescue Squad,

$699.50 to be recovered from Highway Safety and Ambulance Federal Grants.

19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$20,000.00 to pay for the reappraisal of Real Estate in the Town ofNorthwood

.

20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,000.00 to p8y the salary and expense of the supervisor of the SummerProgram for Economically Disadvantaged Youths (S.P.E.D.Y. ).

21. To see if the Town will vote to receive and spend up to $6,000.00from Rockingham/Strafford Manpower Administration for the S.P.E.D.Y.Program.

22. To see if the Town will vote to adopt a plan for extending to

employees of the town the benefits of title 11 of the Federal SocialSecurity Act (Old Age, Survivors, Disability and Health Insurance) as

authorized by Chapter 101 of the Revised Statutes Annotated amended byChapter 302 and 332 of the Laws of 1955 end to raise and appropriate thesum of $2,3^0.00 to defray the town's share of the cost thereof.

23. To see if the Town wishes to exclude from the plan services in

any class or classes of positions the compensation for which is on a fee

basis.

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2k. To see if the Town wishes to exclude from the plan service in anyclass or classes of positions of election officials or election workers fora calendar quarter in which the remuneration paid for such service is lessthan $50.00.

25. If a plan for Social Security coverage is adopted, to see if theTown will authorize the Selectmen to execute on beh8lf of the Town thenecessary agreement with the State of New Hampshire to carry into effectthe plan and to see if the Town will designate the Chairman of the Boardof Selectmen as the officer to be responsible for the administration ofthe plan.

26. To see if the Town will vote to accept the bequest under the Willof Edward A. Tasker, late of Northwood, wherein the bequest is as follows:"SEVENTH: I give and bequeath to the Town of Northwood the sum of FiveThousand ($5,000.00) Dollars to be used in the maintenance and improvementsto the Chesley Memorial Library in ssid Northwood."

27. To see if the Town will vote to allow the $1,000.00 AmericanRevolutionary Bicentennial Fund raised in 1975, to be used as recommendedby the new committee.

28. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate $10,000.00 to completethe payment on the Town Hall Addition and authorize the withdrawal of$10,000.00 for this purpose from the Revenue Sharing Fund established underthe provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972.

29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of

$5,500.00 to provide legal use of the Town owned beaches namely: LucasPond, Mary Waldron Park, and A. M. Morse Beach. (Submitted without recom-mendation of the Budget Committee.)

30. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$10,000.00 for the purpose of acquiring a useable right-of-way from theGulch Mountain Area to the Winding Hill Road.

31. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$1,500.00 for the purpose of treating the Berry Elm for Dutch Elm Diseaseand perform necessary tree surgery and authorize the Selectmen to sign a

"Hold Harmless Agreement" with the contractor performing the necessary work.

32. To see if the Town will vote to accept the recommendation of the

1973 Bicentennial Committee to transfer any commemorative items in theirpossession as of Msrch 1976 Town Meeting to The Northwood Historical Society,

33. To see if the Town will vote to accept and maintain the main trunkroad, known as Harvey Road, located in the Harvey Lake Estates Development.

(By Petition)

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3^. We the undersigned Legal Registered Voters of the Town of Northwood,N. H. petition the Town to provide more humane treatment for stray animalsthen is presently administered. This would include a covered, dry warmshelter. Also, a better location in Northwood other than the Town Dump.We also petition the town to provide us with viable alternatives.

(By Petition)

35. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to enterinto any contracts as may be necessary with the U.N.H. and other cooperatingtowns to participate in a refuse recovery system.

36. To see if the Town will vote to establish a voluntary rubbishseparation program wherein glass, newspaper and cans will be placed inseparate containers for delivery to a refuse collection point.

37. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sellproperty of the Town acquired by Tax Collector's Deeds as a result of TaxSale.

38. To transact any other business that legally may come before said

meeting

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If the above articles have not been completely acted upon by 5 P.M. onMarch 13, 1976, the meeting will be adjourned to March 20, 1976.

Given under our hands and seal, this lVth day of February, in the yearof our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-six.


Selectmenof

Northwood, N. H.

A True Copy - AttestROBERT E. BAILEYTRUE W. CHESLEYROBERT A. LOW

Selectmenof

Northwood, N. H,

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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF NORTHWOOD

Appropriations and Estimates of Revenue for the Ensuing YearJanuary 1, 1976 to December 31, 1976

Appropriations

AppropriationsPrevious

Fiscal Year

Recommended

1976

SubmittedWithout

Recommendation

General Government:Town Officers' Salaries $ 14,000.00 $ 12,800.00Town Officers' Expenses 12,854.99 10,100.00Election & Registration 750.00 1,700.00Municipal & District Court 250.00 65O.OOTown Hall & Other Town Bldgs. 5,150.00 5,000.00Emp. Retirement & Social Sec. 2, 340.00

Protection of Persons and Property:Police Department 9,185. 00 12,085.00Fire Department 8,200.00 8,000.00Pine Blister Rust 81.00 66.00Insurance 2,900.00 2,000.00Planning & Zoning 400.00Damages & Legal Expense 2,500.00 3,000.00

Health Department:Concord Hospital andCenter Barnstead Ambulance 3,505.00 3,68l.OOVital Statistics 300.00 75.00Town Dump 6,100.00 6,000.00

Highways & Bridges:Gulf Road 10,000.00Town Maintenance, Sum. & Win. 29,657.50 44,000.00Street Lighting 2,600.00 3,500.00Gen. Expenses of Highway Dept. 2,800.00 3,000.00Town Road Aid 688.02 680.02

Libraries: 4,492.00 4,850.00

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Public Welfare:Town Poor 5,220.00 15,000.00Old Age Assistance 2,000.00 7,200.00

Patriotic Purposes, Memorial Day: 150.00 150.00

Recreation: 3,000.00 3,500.00

Recreation Special: 5,500.00

Cemeteries: 830.00 85O.OO

Berry Elm: 1,500.00

Debt Service:Due on Town Hall 10,000.00Interest on Temporary Loans- 1,000.00 1,000.00

Capital Outlay:Revaluation 30,000.00 20,000.00Rural District Health Council 1,980.00 2,050.80Northwood Com. Action Program 1,500.00 2,000.00Summer Youth Program 1,000.00 1,000.00Fire Truck 22,498.64Preservation of Records 300.00Am. Rev. Bicentennial Fund 1,000.00Land Purchase - Annie Giles 3,000.00Northwood Rescue Squad 1,900.00 1,900.00Highway Equip. Capital Res. 1,000.00 1,000.00Community Association Hall 175.00S.P.E.D.Y. — 6,000.00Police Cruiser — 5,620.00Northwood Rescue Squad Radio 1,399*00

Total Appropriations $182,967.15 $211,696.82 $ 7,500.00

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Sources of Revenue

From State:Interest & Dividends Tax {

Savings Bank TaxMeals & Rooms TaxHighway SubsidyReimb. Forest Conservation AidReimb.A/C Business Profits Tax

From Local Sources:Dog LicensesBus. Licenses, Permits andFiling Fees

Motor Vehicle Permit FeesInterest on Taxes & DepositsIncome from Trust FundsFines & Forfeits, Mun. CourtNational Bank Stock TaxesResident Taxes RetainedNormal Yield Taxes AssessedRent of Town PropertySale of Town PropertyIncome from DepartmentsRecovery - P.E.P.S.P.E.D.Y. Youth ProgramFire Truck CertificateNorthwood Rescue Squad RecoveryPolice Cruiser Recovery

Surplus

From Federal Sources:Revenue SharingRev. Sharing Balance in Bank

Total Revenues From All SourcesExcept Property Taxes

Amount to be Raised by PropertyTaxes

Total Revenues

EstimatedRevenue

PreviousFiscal Year

8,000.002,000.0010,000.0012,010.52

30.001,588.00

1+00.00

500.0028,000.001,000.001,000.002,000.00

10.907,000.002,000.00

300.008,500.005,654.99

10,000.00

12,888.006,897.95

$119,780.368,584.00

5^,602.79

$128,364.36

ActualRevenuePrevious

Fiscal Year

9,110.622,530.8911,583.3012,010.52

18.401,589.12

481.00

65.OO29,786.153,429.601,362.642,656.00

17.809,550.001,714.56255.00

7,772.7912,238.123,290.156,505.4012,415.15

16,267.00

19,297.78

$163,946.998,584.00

28,575.75

$172,530.99

EstimatedRevenue

Fiscal Year1976

8,500.002,000.0010,000.0011,953.12

18.401,667.00

400.00

100.0028,000.002,000.001,200.002,000.00

17.808,000.001,600.00

500.002,000.004,000.00

6,000.00

699.502,248.00

20,000.00

5,350.0019,297.78

$137,551.609,014.00

65,131.22

$146,565.60

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SELECTMEN'S REPORT

Inventory

Lsnd - Improved and Unimproved $ 3,27^,163.00Buildings 7,795,795.00Public Utilities 396,21+0.00

House Trailers, Mobile Homes (153) ^5^,655.00Boats (M0 36,112.00

Total Valuation Before Exemptions Allowed $11,956,965.00

Blind Exemptions (l) $ 5,000.00Elderly Exemptions (62^) 118, 810.00

Total Exemptions Allowed $ 123,810.00

Net Valuation On Which Tax Rate Is Computed $11,833,155.00

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APPROPRIATIONS

Town Officers' SalariesTown Officers' ExpensesElection & Registration ExpensesMunicipal & District Court ExpensesTown Hall & Other Town BuildingsPolice DepartmentFire DepartmentCare of Trees, Pine Blister RustInsurancePlanning & ZoningDamages & Legal ExpensesHealth Department, Concord Hospital & Barnsteed AmbulanceVital StatisticsTown DumpTown Maintenance, Summer & WinterStreet LightingGeneral Expenses of Highway DepartmentTown Road AidLibrariesTown PoorOld Age AssistancePatriotic Purposes (Memorial Day)RecreationAmerican Revolutionary Bicentennial FundCemeteriesLend Purchase, Annie GilesCommunity Association HallInterest on Temporary LoansFire TruckReassessment of TownNorthwood Rescue SquadNorthwood Community Action ProgramHighway Capital ReserveSummer Work SupervisorNorthwood Historical Society, Records CommitteeRural District Health Council

Total Town Appropriations

Less: Estimated Revenues and CreditsInterest and Dividends TaxSavings Bank TaxMeals end Rooms T8XReimbursement a/c State 8nd Federal LsndsRevenue from Yield Tax Sources

$ Ik ,000 .00

12 ,854 .99

750 .00

250 .00

5 ,150 .00

9 ,185 .00

8 ,200 .00

81 ,00

2 ,900 .00

400 .00

2 ,500 ,00

3 ,505 00

300 006 ,100 .00

29 ,657 50

2 ,600 .00

2 ,800 ,00

688 .02

k 492 .00

5 ,220 .00

2 ,000 .00

150. 00

3 000 ,00

1 ,000 .00

830 ,00

3 000 ,00

175 001 ,000 00

22 ,1+98.64

30 000 001 900 00

1 500 00

1,,000 ,00

1 ,000 00

300 00

1 980 00

$182, 967. 15

$ 9. 110 62

2, 530 89

11; 583 3030.00

1,714.56

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Interest Received on Taxes $ 1, 480.10Interest Received on Deposits 2,250.00Business Licenses, Permits and Filing Fees 113.00Dog Licenses 454.00Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 29,000.00Income from Trust Funds 1,100.00Fines and Forfeits - Municipal Court 1,000.00Income from Departments 4,100.00National Bank Stock Taxes 15.90Resident Taxes 10,010.00Surplus 25,000.00Highway Subsidy 12,010.52

Total Revenues and Credits $111,502.89

Net Town Appropriations $ 71.464.26Net School Appropriations 425,702.65County Tax Assessment 43,353.31

Total of Town, School and County $540,520.22

Deduct: Total Business Profits Tax Reimbursement 10,172.00Add: War Service Tax Credits 9,900.00Add: Overlay 4,076.91

Property Taxes To Be Raised $544,325.13

Tax Rate $ 4.60

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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURESYear Ending December 31, 1975

Title of Appropriation

Town Officers SalariesTown Officers ExpensesElection & RegistrationsMunicipal District CourtTown Hall & Other Town BuildingsPolice DepartmentFire DepartmentInsurancePlanning & ZoningDamages & Legal FeesVital Statistics & CensusTown PoorOld Age AssistanceMemorial DayPublic LibrariesRecreationCemeteriesSummer MaintenanceWinter MaintenanceHighway General ExpensesStreet LightingT. R. A.

Concord HospitalNorthwood Community Action ProgramTown DumpNorthwood Rescue SquadSummer Youth Work ProgramCommunity Association BuildingRevaluationBarnsteed Ambulance ServiceRural District Health CouncilHighway Equipment Capital ReservePine Blister Rust ProgrsmPurchase of Fire TruckNorthwood Historical SocietyPurchase Land - Annie GilesAmerican Rev. Bicentennial FundInterest - Anticipation of TaxesSPEDY

TotalsOverdraftNet Unexpended Balance

Appropriation ReceiptsTotal AmountAvailable

14, 000.0012,854.99

750.00250.00

5,150.009,185.008,200.002,900.00

1*00.00

2,500.00300.00

5,220.002,000.00

150.004,492.003,000.00830.OO

17,657.5012,000.002,800.002,600.00

688.02505.00

1,500.006,100.001,900.001,000.00

175.0030,000.003,000.001,980.001,000.00

81.0022.U98.6U

300.003,000.001,000.001,000.00

$182,967.15

$-----$ 14,000.00- 12,854.99----- 750.002,656.00 2,906.00----- 5,150.00

190.00 9,375.0076.64 8,276.64150.00 3,050.00----- 400.00----- 2,500.00----- 300.00

5,544.29 10.76U.29

502.89 2,502.89----- 150.008U1.79 5,333.79

1,769.00 U, 769. 0039U.07 1,224.07

17,657.50----- 12,000.00305.00 3,105.00----- 2,600.00

688.02----- 505.00----- 1,500.001,709.84 7,809.84----- 1,900.00----- 1,000.00255.00 430.00----- 30,000.00----- 3,oo6.uu'

----- 1,980.001,000.00

- - 81.0012,415.15 34,913.79----- 300.00

3,000.001,000.00

- - 1,000.006,505.40 6,505.40

$33,315.58 $216,282.22

Expenditures

$ 12, 148.7011,249.52

839.00298.19

4,948.0910,244.258,300.541,544.00

156.373,131.17

71.5014,622.272, Q84.24

150.004,479.773,492.791,144.50

15,994.6112,846.754,508.083,146.32688.02505.09

1,421.007,374.661,861.261,000.00

115.9223,098.443,0u0.001,980.001,000.00

81.0034.822.00

71.061,000.00

360.976,505.40

$201,185.39

+ 15,096.83$216,282.22

UnexpendedBalance

$ 1,851.301,605.47

2,607.81201.91

1,506.00243.63

228.50

854.021,276.21

79.571,662.89

79.00435.1838.74

314.086,901.56

91.79228.94

2,000.001,000.00

639.03

$23,845.63- 8,748.80$15,096.83

Overdraft

09.90

869.2523.90

631.17

3,857.98481.35

846.751, 403.08

546.32

1,748.80

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FINANCIAL REPORT

Balance Sheet

Assets

C8sh:In hands of Treasurer $231,490.76

Capital Reserve Funds:Highway Equipment FundBeach Fund

$ 3,762.69341.85

$ 4,104.54

Accounts Due to the Town:Due from State:

Joint Highway Construction Acct. $ 1,696.86

Other bills due Town:Town PoorD8vid Grant, culvertRoy Dufield, forest fireRevenue Sharing

477.53182.40111.51

10,000.00 $ 12,468.30

Unredeemed Taxes

:

Levy of 1974Levy of 1973Previous Years

$ 7,387.631,934.08756.67

$ 10,078.38

Uncollected Taxes

:

Levy of 1975, inc. Resident TaxesLevy of 1974

$57,483.8540.00

$ 57,523.85

Total Assets $315,665.83

Current Surplus, December 31, 1974Current Surplus, December 31, 1975Decrease of Surplus

$ 44, 280.0417,011.18

$ 27,268.86

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Liabilities

Accounts Owed by the Town:Unexpended Balances of Special Appropriations:VaultBeach ToiletsGiles LandAmerican Rev. Bicentennial CommitteeRecords Committee

Unexpended Revenue Sharing Funds

Yield Tax Deposits (Escrow Account)

School District Tax Payable (1975-76)

Other Liabilities:Chesley Memorial Book FundA. & A. Caswell FundJames Bryant FundFremont Swain FundAlfred Parsons Book FundEugene Grant FundIrene Grant FundC . Morse FundPine Grove Endowment IncomeNorthwood Bicentennial Fund

$ 950.00500.00

2,000.001,000.00228.94

19,297.78

160.00

266,702.65

416.6731.80

263.22454.9834.4135.1274.8412.64

234.07456.13

Total Accounts Owed by the Town:

State and Town Joint Highway Construction Accounts:

Capital Reserve Funds:

Total Liabilities:

Current Surplus

:

Grant Total:

$292,853.25

1,696.86

4,104.54

$298,654.65

$ 17,011.18

$315,665.83

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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY

As of December 31, 1975

Town Hall, Lands and Buildings $ 56,000.00Furniture and Equipment 6,000.00

Libraries, Lands and Buildings 50,000.00Furniture and Equipment 5,000.00

Fire Department, Lands and Buildings 20,000.00Equipment 80,000.00

Highway Department, Lands and Buildings 5,000.00Equipment 8,000.00

Parks, Commons snd Playgrounds 20,000.00Schools, Lands and Buildings and School Lot 290,000.00

Equipment kO , 000 . 00Parsonage Lot 2,000.00Giles Pasture 4,000.00Desloirer Lot 1,200.00Harvey Lake Estates "Plot A" 2,000.00Harvey Lake Estates Lots 139, 1^1 1,000.00Harvey Lake Estates Lots 709, ^33, 253 1,300.00F8ucher Development, 1 Lot 300.00Giles Lot, Routes h, 202, 9, 2 acres 3,000.00Town Dump, Lands and Buildings 10,000.00

Equipment 4,000.00

Total $608,800.00

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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT

For The Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1975

Receipts:

1974 Auto Permits

1975 Auto Permits

Total Auto Permits

Dog & Kennel Licenses

Filing Fees

Total Receipts:

$ 329.7129.456.44

$29,786.15

481.00

10.00

$30,277.15

Payments to Treasurer:

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

$ 6,279.571,570.75

12,142.551,453.471,514.23961.44

1,162.851,152.841,422.75960.81770.45885.44

Total to the Treasurer for Year $30,277.15

Respectfully submitted,

Edythe F. SchwabTown Clerk

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TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORTSUMMARY OF WARRANTS

Property, Resident and Yield Taxes

Taxes Committed to Collector:Property TaxesResident TaxesNational Bank Stock Taxes

Yield Taxes

Added TaxesProperty TaxesResident Taxes

Levy 1975

$535,096.11+10,010.00

17.80$51+5,123.94

2,057.1+7

$ 1+1+3.16

190.00633.16

Interest Collected on Delinquent Taxes 21+5.11+

Penalties Collected on Resident '.faxes 61.00

Total Debits $548,120.71

Remittances to Treasurer:Property TaxesResident TaxesNational Bank Stock TaxesYield TaxesInterest CollectedPenalties on Resident Taxes

$1+80,594.45

7,190.0017.80

2,057.4721+5.11+

61.00$1+90,165.86

Abatements During YearProperty TaxesResident Taxes

$ 211.00260.00

$ 1+71.00

Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1975as per Collector's List

Property Taxes $ 54,733.85Resident Taxes 2,750.00

$ 57,483.85

Total Credits $548,120.71

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RESIDENT TAX ABATEMENTS

Levy 1975

Boucher, Mrs. Robert T.

Bruten, JohnCasey, JosephCasey, JudithCavensugh, ElsieCole, Rita M.

Cunningham, Richard, Sr.

Egerton, CharlesEnglish, PhilipFogg, David, Jr.Gates, DonnaGeer, Earl A.

Goodman, William A.

Johnson, MsrieJohnson, WilliamKaw8, PaulKawa, Silvi8Laderbush, GeorgeLelish, GregoryLalish, PaulaLaverty, CharlesLaverty, LillianMoore, EstaReinhold, StanleySeverance, LindaWalsh, Gerald

Mistaken IdentityOver AgeLeft TownLeft TownOver AgeOver AgeDeceasedArmed ForcesArmed ForcesArmed ForcesLeft TownLeft TownDeceasedNon-residentNon-residentLeft TownLeft TownArmed ForcesLeft TownLeft TownNon -residentNon-residentVeteran's WidowArmed ForcesLeft TownLeft Town

PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENTS

Levy 1975

Anderson, A IfBatchelder, JohnBerthiaume, EdwardCampbell, Wade & BrendaLaCourse, Dolls rd & Gertrude

$ 19.8050.0055.2080.006.00

Old Age ExemptionVeteran's ExemptionNo Travel Trailer on LotMobile Destroyed by FireLot Deeded to Town

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Abeles, SigmundAbrsms, BarbaraAllen, SibiliaAmes, MichaelAmes, DonnaAnderson, RichardAnderson, PatriciaAndreason, WilliamAndrews, Ron8ldArnold, EdwinArnold, KathyArsenault, DorothyAubin, MarieBachand, ThomasBachand, M8rieBaker, WatsonB8ker, VirginiaBaker, W. FrederickBallou, Harold, Jr.Bellou, Linda L.

Ballou, RonaldB8llou, HarriettBarringer, RaymondBarringer, JudyBarton, LanceBennett, NormanBennett, CaroleBickford, DianeBishopric, RichardBishopric, Phyllis J.

Blanchard, CharlesBlanchard, CynthiaBlanchard, WesleyBlanchard, DebraBlock, HowardBlumenthal, RichardBoucher, ElaineBouley, ReneBoulsy, JeanBrautigan, DonaldBriggs, DouglasBriggs, JanetBrown, BirneyBrown, David

RESIDENT TAXES UNCOLLECTED

Levy 1975

Brown

,

CeceliaBrown, DarleneBrown, Joseph E.

Brown

,

Joseph L.

Brown, MarionBrown, NormanBrown, MaureenBrown, RobertBrown, NancyBrown, Wa rrenBurpee, FrankBurpee, JudithCallioras, RobertCsllioras, BarbaraCamley, DonaldC8mley, CindyCammett, OtisCammett, LsuraCsmmett, JudithCarr, PhilipCarr, JoyceCassidy, DanielCassidy, J8mesChandler, RobertChandler, CynthiaCochran, RichardCofferen, ArthurCofferen, EdwardCofferen, KarenCoffin, RonaldCoffin, ValerieCragen, John H.

Crago, HazelCummings, EdithCunningham, PaulCurley, Burton, Jr.Currier, J8mes A.

Currier, FlorenceCurrier, James 0.

Currier, RossleeCurtis, MauriceDell-Ross, PatriciaDeMaggio, MaryDowns, Clyde

Downs, Florence E.

Downs, CarrollDowns , DorothyDowns, FrancisDufield, RoyDufield, FlorenceEarnshaw, NancyElliott, BrendaEmerson, CharlotteEvans, James T.

Felker, ShirleyFi fe , LynwoodFife, ClaraFitch, PamelaFlood , Leona rdFortier, NormanFortier, LillianFortier, John S.

Fortune, PhilipFortune, EvelynGagne, DavidGagne, BeulahGahm, CatherineGasper, KennethGates, Ron8ldGenna , AnthonyGordon, JohnGordon, RuthGreen, MichaelGreen, TimothyGuptill, ClydeHampshire, James, III

Hodgdon, BruceHodgdon, SherylHodgdon, MauriceHodgdon, JohanneHodgdon, Maurice, Jr.

Home, JanetJacobs, John, Jr.

Jock, LeonJock, GraceJoycelyn, WilliamKasimir, JamesKesimir, Sandr8

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Kelley, JamesKelley, MiriamKimDall, Ralph, Jr.

Kimball, FrancesKoeble, Earle, A.

Koeble, ElysieKoeble, MarkKonopka , JohnKonopka, KatherineKrecklow, ConnieLa Page, Edw8rdLaPage, MarieLaShomb, EdwardLaShomb, ColleenLee, Linda B.

Leninger, HalLeninger, KathyLessieur, MauriceLessieur, JeanneLester, HaroldLid back, KeithLidback, RubyLindahl, JacquelineLivings tone , PamelaLounsbury, WilliamLounsbury, JudithLow, SarahLow, EmilyMacLean, MaryMacNeil, DonaldMacNeil, Mary AnneMa goon, BlissMa goon, ClaireM8honey, MilesMa honey, EuniceMaHi son, PeggyMansfield, CharlesMansfield, GlendaMarge son, RonaldMargeson, JacquelineMarston, CharlotteMasten, ChristineMasten, Henry, Jr.Masten, IreneMichaud, JosephMichaud, JaniceMills, GlennMitchell, Freda

Moak, KennethMonac, EdwardMonac, ClaireMonac, JoyceMorse, WilliamMuise, GeraldMuise, KatherineMullaney, KevinMullin, RichardMullin, HeidiNeal, JuneNewman, John P.

Newman, FrancesNvenez, LawrenceO'Connor, James

' Donne 11 , Na ncyOlmstead, BarbaraOlson, KirkeOlson, DeborahOsgood, CarltonOsgood, NancyPage, Edwin, Jr.Page, KathleenPalmer, JudithPanteopoulis, PaulineParker, Ce-AnnPerkins, ChristinePerkins, DoraPowell, AlvinPowell, DorothyPrice, RobertRand, EverettRechard, RichardRechard, BarbaraReinhold, Don8ldReinhold, JoanReinhold, HeidiRenaud, RichardRenaud, Mary E.

Rohde, LindaRondeau, Lawrence, Jr,

Rondeau, GailRussell, Norman L.

Saipe, IreneSanborn, NancySavio, JamesSavio, JoanSchofield, Borden

Schofield, JanetShastany, PatriciaShaughnessy, StephenShaughnessy, JudithSherwin, FrederickSherwin, HarriettSmith, MarkSmith, AntheaSmith, ShirleySnedeker, JohnSnedeker, JulieSoderstrom, CharlesSoderstrom, JenniferStevens, MichaelStout, JerrySylvester, KatherineTargett, MichaelTasker, DonaldTesker, BeatriceTasker, Donna L.

Tasker, CecilTasker, DonnaTasker, Lawrence, Jr.Tesker, MarciaTasker, LindaThomas, Tracy AnnTierney, SusanWagner, JohnWagner, CherylWallace, LeonWallace, BeverlyWalsh, Barbara NutterWard, GregoryWa rd , La rryWarren, MichaelWarren, EltrudaWheeler, MarkWilliamson, JerryWilliamson, ElizabethWormell, WilliamWormell, RenieYea ton, DouglasYeaton, GloriaYeazitzis, GeorgeYeazitzis, MargaretWallace, Donna K.

Filides, Gina

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SUMMARY OF WARRANTS

Levy 1974

Uncollected Taxes as of January 1, 1975

Property TaxesResident TaxesYield Taxes

Added Taxes

Property TaxesResident Taxes

Overpayments - Property Taxes

Interest Collected on Delinquent TaxesPenalties Collected on Resident Taxes

Total Debits

Remittances to Treasurer During Year

Property TaxesResident TaxesYield TaxesInterest CollectedPenalties Collected

Abatements During Year

Property TaxesResident TaxesYield Taxes

Uncollected Taxes as of December 31, 1975

Yield TaxesResident T8xes

Total Credits-

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$42,804.722,300.00

904.67 .

$46,009.39

$ 614.00860.00

$ 1,474.00

33.00

$ 1,548.92I89.OO

1.737.92

$49,254.31

$43,023.232,630.00

618.161,548.92

189.OO$48,009.31

$ 428.49490.OO236.51

$ 1,135.00

$ 50.0040.00

$ 90.00

$49,254.31

PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENTS

Levy 197^

Caswell, G. A.

Conway, RichardFrench, George R. et alJosieh, Glenn & Laura E.

Mullin, Wm. & JoanReinhold, DonaldRussell, Gifford & Marilyn

$ 19.2940.0012.00

170.0024.0057.00

106.20

Old Age ExemptionOver Assessed on Road FrontageDeeded to TownBuilding Over AssessedNot Owners of RecordMobile, Taxed TwiceNot Owners of Record

RESIDENT TAX ABATEMENTS

Levy 1974

Abeles, CarolineAmes, Anthony RichardBailey, LaurieBaker, Richard W.

Batchelder, John, Jr.Belyea, KarenBlossom, WilburBlossom, LynnBrown, StanleyBrownstein, NancyBrumby, Robert M.

Carr, James R.

Caverly, WayneCoplan, Frederick L.

Coplan, Elizabeth A.

Corson, WayneCunningham, DonnaDeMaggio, SylvesterDowns, RobertDowns, CynthiaDudley, ShaneFortier, DianeFortune, PhilipFortune , EvelynGerrish, HildaGreenwood, Maynard L.

Greenwood, VictoriaHolzworth, Lydia A.

Lawton, Mark D.

Lawton, Peter E.

LaBecchia, Nicholas

Left TownLeft TownUnable to LocateResident of Concord, N. H.

Resident of Concord, N. H.

Resident of Barrington, N. HLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft StateResident ConnecticutMoved to Manchester, N. H.

Moved to Manchester, N. H.

Paid in Barnstead, N . H .

Left TownMoved to Concord, N. H.

Moved to Concord, N. H.

Moved to Concord, N. H.

Left for FloridaLeft TownLeft StateLeft StateOver AgeLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownLeft State

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LaVecchia, PatriciaMasten, TheresaMaynard, JohnM8ynard, HelenMcCarrier, SusanMcPhee, GladysPease, KennethRice, JeanRoberge, RolandTibbetts, HeleneWagner, John P.

Wagner, SherylWitham, Murray, Sr.

Witham, RobertaYeazitzis, GeorgeCundy, BaylusDiPietro, EdnaEmerson, Robert

Left StateLeft TownLeft TownLeft TownPaid in Concord, N. H.

Moved to Dover, N. H.

Resident of Nottingham, N. H,

Mistaken IdentityLeft TownLeft TownMoved from TownMoved from TownDeceasedPaid in Concord, N. H.

Armed ForcesResident of MassachusettsP8id in Hampton, N. H.

Paid in Barrington, N. H.

YIELD TAXES

Rouleau, Samuel, Jr,

Spaulding & Frost$ 90.00 Ruling from N.H. Dept. of Revenue146.51 Ruling from N.H. Dept. of Revenue

UNCOLLECTED TAXES

As Of December 31, 1975

Resident Taxes

Church, NinaCurrier, James A.

Currier, RosalieHodgdon, Maurice, Jr,

Yield Taxes

Rouleau, Samuel, Jr. $50.00 Balance due plus interest

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SUMMARY OF WARRANTS

Levy 1973

Uncollected Taxes - as of January 1, 1975

Property Taxes $211. 60Resident Taxes 90.00

$ 301.60

Interest Collected $ 31.73

Penalties Collected $ 8.00

Total Debits $ 3^1.33

Remittances to Treasurer During Year

Property Taxes $211. 60Resident Taxes 80.00Interest Collected 31.73Penalties Collected 8.00

$ 331.33


Cecil Tasker, not in town 10.00

Total Credits $ 3^1.33

TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Levy 197^

July 10, 1975

Ames, Michael E. $ 151.^9Barringer, Raymond & Judy 3^9.73Bateman, Charles & Norma 86. k-3

Brown, Everett & Phyllis 358.28Brown, Norman 325.70Brown, Stanley & Joanne 2^1.58Carr, Philip M. & Joyce M. 329.96Curley, Burton, Jr., & Carolyn 30**-. 80Curtis, Ella 128.81DeMaggio, Mary 71.80

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Dufield, Roy & Florence L. $ 1^5.1*7

Fife, Lynwood & Clara 204 ,klGagne, David & Beulah 231.26Hooker, Shirley 23.91Jock, Leon 177.11Knowles, Robert & Linda 101.76LaFreniere, Gerald & Roberta 3^9. 60Lindahl, David & Jacqueline 667.67Sauls, John Mj-6.56

Tasker, Donald 304.24Trembly, Len F. & Irene 43.07Viera, Don8ld F. 33. 40Stout, Robert & Carol 630.67Caswell, Gwendolyn A. 111. 65Batchelder, Richard & Marion 292.75Benoit, George & Dorcas 109.06Blouin, Roger & Rita 119.29Cannizzaro, Walter & Catherine 218.98Cannizzaro, Catherine 19.66Carbone, Joseph 54.65Fowler, Allen G. 33.35Fowler, David & Raylene 33.35Griffin, William G., Jr. 37.60Klocek, Joseph & Arlene 176.95LaCourse, Dollard & Gertrude 20. 60

Lesnyk, Paul & Victoria 53.96Lesnyk, Paul & Victoria, et al 45.33Martel, Carol J. 450.05McClellan, Margaret 86.35Montville, Bruce A. 304.73Morrissette, Gary 34.31Preve, Robert & Lynn 68.24Preve, Wilfred E. & Rena M. 210.02Preve, William M. & Pearl G. 235.77Scontsas, Peter 147.36Staab, Martin R. 183.04Coffin, Nathan & Edna 513.06

All Parcels Sold to the Town $9,267.82

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TAX SALES REDEEMED

During 1975

1974 1973 1972 PreviousLevy Levy Levy Years

Batchelder, Richard & Marion $ $ $ $ 244.92Bateman, Charles & Norma 86.43Baker, Robert & Carol 295.85Barringer, Raymond & Judy 349.73Blouin, Roger & Rita 111.94Brown, Everett & Phyllis 366.88 360.46Brown, Stanley & Joanne 120.97 179.89Carabelas, Spiro & Ann 22.16Carr, Philip & Joyce 80.00Caswell, G. A. 50.00Corson, Vivian 383.56 100.84Curtis, Ella 128.81Davis, Frank & Ina 133.08Decato, Roger & Evangia 290.^5Douglas, Guy 21.25Duffy, Natalie & D. O'Keefe 236.28Fife, Lynwood & Clara 37.94 77.06Gagne, David & Beulah 238.01 211.50Hooker, Shirley 25.11LaFreniere, Gerald & Roberta 274.50Lesnyk, Paul & Victoria 54.46 62.74Lesnyk, Paul et al 45.75 14.61Lindahl, David & Jacqueline 317.80 607.20Martel, Carol 100.00Michaud, Joseph & Janice 148. 11 12.49Montville, Bruce A. 329.97Morris sette, Paul 34.31Pierson, George & Helen 67.81Preve, Wilfred & Rena 219.67Preve, William & Pearl 235.77Smalley, Harrington D. 141.87Staab, Martin R. 183.0** 190.68 172.73Steeves, Norman 26.65Strain, Edward & Beverly 39.11Wilson, Raymond 8b Evelyn 142.62 119.62

$1,879.96 $3,323.09 $1,967.90 $ 523.68

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SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS

Tax Sales Accounts of LevieB of: Previous1974 1273 1972 Years

Balance Unredeemed Taxes -

January 1, 1975 $ $5,149.89 $1,921.83 $ 923.77

Taxes Sold to TownDuring Current Year 9,267.82

Interest CollectedAfter Sale 20.37 243.06 355.80 75.02

Redemption Costs 16.10 3.56

Total Debits $9,288.19 $5,409.05 $2,281.19 $ 998.79

Remittances to TreasurerDuring Year

RedemptionsInterest & Fees After Sale

Deeded During Year


Unredeemed Taxes -

December 31, 1975

Total Credits

$1,859.5920.37

20.60

$3,063.93 $1,608.54 $ 448.66259.16 359.36 75.02

39.36

112.52

17.26 28.72

7,387.63 1,934.08 296.03 446.39

$9,288.19 $5,409.05 $2,281.19 $ 998.79

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TOTAL FUNDS COLLECTED DURING YEAR

AND REMITTED TO TREASURER

Current Levy - 1975Property TaxesResident TaxesNational Bank Stock TaxesYield TaxesInterest CollectedPenalties Collected

Total Collected Current Year

Levy 197*+

Property TaxesResident TaxesYield TaxesInterest CollectedPenalties Collected

Total Collected from 197*+

Levy 1973Property TaxesResident TaxesInterest CollectedPenalties Collected

Total Collected from 1973

Tax Sales RedeemedLevy 1974Levy 1973Levy 1972Levy of Previous Years

Total Tax Sales Redeemed

Total Collected From All Sources

$480,594.457,190.00

17.802,057.47

245.1461.00

$ 43,023.232,630.00

6l8.l61,5^8.92

189.OO

211.6080.0031.738.00

$ 1,879.963,323.091,967.90

523.68

$490,165.86

$ 48.009.31

331.33

$ 7,694.63

$546,201.13


Helen A. Sherman, Tax Collector

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TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT

Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1975

Cash Balance:December 31, 19'jk $1^5,^85.66

Current Receipts:From Tax Collector $5^6.201.13From Selectmen 148.797.^From Town Clerk 30,277.15From Treasury Bill 78,950.^0

$804,226.12

Total Amount Available From All Sources $9^9,711.78

Less:Total Disbursements per Orders of Selectmen $718,221.02

Balance on hand in Concord National BankChecking Account, December 31, 1975 Bank Statement $131,^90.76

Balance on hand in Concord National BankCertificate of Deposit, due February 23, 1976 $100,000.00

FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING

Report for Year 1975, Inclusive

Deposits:April 17, 1975 $ 3,222.00July 21, 1975 3,224.00October 16, 1975 2,675.00January 19, 1976 (for 1975) 2,675.00

Total Deposits for 1975 $ 11,796.00Balance, January 9, 1975 6,897.95Interest for 1975 603.83

Total for Year $ 19,297.78

Balance in Concord Savings Bank $ 19,297.78


Constance R. Linnell, Treasurer

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SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS

Town Officers' Salaries $ l4, 586.95Town Officers' Expenses 11,249.52Election and Registration 839.00Town Hall and Other Buildings 4,948.09Fire Department 8,300.54Police Department 10,244.25Municipal Court 298. 19Planning Board 156.37Insurance 1,544.00Northwood Rescue Squad 1, 861.26Rural District Health Council 1,980. 00Concord Hospital 505.00Center Barnstead Ambulance Service 3,000.00Vital Statistics 71.50Town Dump 7,374.66Summer Maintenance 15,994.64Winter Maintenance 12,846.75General Expenses Highway Department 4,508.08Town Road Aid 688.02Street Lighting 3, 146.32Libraries 4,479.77Old Age Assistance 2,984.24Town Poor 14,622.27Memorial Day 150.00Recreation 3,492.79Northwood Community Action Program 1,421.00Community Association Building 115.92Cemeteries 953.92Pine Grove Cemetery 190. 58

Damages and Legal Expenses 3,131.17Taxes Bought By Town 9,267.82Discounts, Abatements and Refunds 1,490.91New Town Office Building 400.00Subsequent Payment 113.35Land Purchase, Annie Giles 1,000.00New Fire Truck 34,822.00Pine Blister Rust Control 81.00Youth Corps. Supervisor 1,000.00S.P.E.D.Y. Program 6, 505.40Northwood Historical Society Records Committee 71.06Revaluation 23,098.44Temporary Loans 50,000.00Interest on Temporary Loans 360.97Capital Reserve - Highway Equipment 1,000.00State Yield Tax 493.93

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County Tex $ ^3, 353.31Chesley Memorial Book Fund 58.63Eugene Grant Fund 20.77Alfred Parsons Book Fund 16.20James Bryant Fund 57. ^0Fremont Swain Fund 3^.00Electra Cotton Fund 9.99Irene Grant Book Fund 17.70Northwood Bicentennial Funds 2,6l4.10Northwood Bicentennial Trust Fund 56.84New Trust Funds k, 251. 0bPine Grove Cemetery Trust 78 5. 00

Northwood School District 39^,088.25Lucas Pond School Lot Timber 7 , 466 . 09

Total Payments $718,221.02

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DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS

Pistol Permits:Edna L. Colpritt $ 2.00John M. Bombaci 2.00Charles Klaubert 2.00Gerald LaFreniere 2.00J. Ronald Tasker 2.00Mark J. Seaver 2.00George Wilson 2.00David Ford 2.00Verne Che sley 2.00Anthony Genna 2.00Dennis Schwab 2.00Ross E. Allen 2.00Alfonso Villerail 2.00Nancy Villamil 2.00Joan C. Brady 2.00Richard Mullin 2.00Glendle Caverly 2.00Steve Sikes 2.00Emery Bartlett 2.00Ed Shinn 2.00James C. McAtee, Jr. 2.00Evan Emerson 2.00Myron Bates 2.00Allan Clark 2.00William H. Pierce 2.00Blake A. Watson 2.00Philip English 2.00Donald Reinhold 2.00Gerry Bessom 2.00Walter Crandall 2.00Charles Richardson 2.00Lynwood Wilson 2.00John P. Newman 2.00Herbert Rich 2.00Sally Low 2.00Charles Thompson 2.00Robert Thomas 2.00

$ 7^.00

Gun Sale Permit:David White 1.00

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Explosive Permits:Silvana Cenci $ 2.00Murray D. Tasker 2.00

Police Department:Peerless Insurance Co., accident report 7.00Concord Group Insurance Co., accident report 7.00Merchants Mutual Insurance Co., accident report 7.00Hartford Insurance Group, accident report 10.00Merchants Mutual Insurance Co., accident report 7.00Etter 8s Rogers, Inc., accident report 10.00State Farm Insurance, sccident report 7.00Hartford Insurance Group, accident report 10.00Pittsburg & N. E. Truck Co., accident report 7.00Dog fines snd boarding Mi. 00

Libraries:Harvey Lake Woman's Club, donation 25.00Free Will Baptist Church Ladies Aid, donation 25.00Library Trustees, sale of books, fines, etc. 20.30

Fire Department:State of New Hampshire, forest fire refunds 62.64John A. Tasker Ins. Agcy., insurance refund 14.00

4.00

116.00

70.30

76.64

Community Association Building:Agnes T. Boulton, rental of hall 255.00

Junk Yard Permits:Northwood Auto Salvage 25.00Harding Metals, Inc. 25.00

50.00

Dump Sale Receipts: 1,709.84

Recreation:Beach admissions 1,769.00

Public Welfare:Old Age Assistance Recovery 502.89

Town Poor:Reimbursement from individuals 5,512.29Reimbursement from towns 32.00

5,544.29

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Northwood Bicentennial Committee: $ 2,6l4.10

Municipal Court Revenue: 2,656.00

State of New Hampshire:Highway Subsidy $ 12,010.52Business Profits Tax 10,173.12Bank Tax 2,530.89Room end Meals Tsx 11,583.30Interest and Dividends Tax 9,110.62Reimbursement, State & Forest Reserve Lands l8.4o

45,426.85

Certificates of Deposit Interest: 1,972.15

Fire Truck Certificate and Interest: 12,415.15

Rockingham/Strafford County Public Employment Program: 3,290.15

SPEDY Program:Reimbursement 6,302.82Robert A. Low, contribution to complete work at

Lucas Pond 202.58

6, 505.40

Northwood School District:J.E.F.F., Inc. timber 7,467.79

Miscellaneous:Sale of checklist 2.00Northwood Police Association, donation for use of hall 10.00Lost check #6021 68.00Lost checks #5471 and 5477 42.00Change from check #6430 .34

John A. Tasker Ins. Agency, insurance refund 150.00Robert A. Low, payment of lamp 25.20Sale of Fire Dept. Ford chassis 1.00Jacqueline Lindahl, use of copy machine 1.50Concord National Bank, temporary loan 50,000.00State of New Hampshire, gas tax refund 90.00Northwood Historical Society, map master 6.60Huckins Oil Co., gas tax refund 19.48Candia Lumber Co., Inc., security deposit, timber 160.00Top of Ridge Store, gas tax refund 66.13Lease transfer, school lots 36 and 39 2.00

50,644.25

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Cemeteries:Trustees of Trust Funds, reimbursement for loam

Highway General Expenses:Kenneth Brown, sale of York R8ke

New Trust Funds:Glendle B. Caverly, Lot 42, Pine Grove $ 300.00Thelma Ea tough, Lot 105, Pine Grove 200.00Melvin L. Eatough, Lot 95, Pine Grove 200.00Robert C. Morrison, Lot 55, East Northwood 200.00Eva A. Smith, Alfred Smith Lot, East Northwood 200.00James M. D8lrymple, J Lot 107 West, Pine Grove 120.00Est. Charles B. McLaughlin, Charles 0. Brown Lot 500.00Charles E. Roberts, Lots 191, 197, Pine Grove 400.00Bernie & Marie W. Thompson, Lot 26, Pine Grove 200.00E. H. Gerrish, Lot 45, Fernald Lot, Northwood Ridge 200.00Clinton D. Carlisle Trust Fund 500.00

$ 160.00

$ 305.00

$ 3,020.00

Pine Grove Cemetery Trust:Thelma Eatough, Lot 105Melvin L. E8 tough, Lot 95James M. Dalrymple, J Lot 107 WestCharles E. Roberts, Lots 191, 197Bernie & Marie W. Thompson, Lot 26

100.00150.0085.OO300.00150.00

$ 785.00

Income from Trust Funds:Chesley Memorial LibraryArthur & Alice Caswell FundJames Bryant FundFremont Swain FundAlfred Parsons Book FundEugene Grant Memorial FundIrene Grant Book FundChristina Morse FundElectra Cotton FundPine Grove Endowment IncomeNorthwood Bicentennial Fund

Tot8l Receipts

4l6.4228.35125.0095.9220.6030.2055.0012.64

9.99234.07334.45

$ 1,362.64

$148,797.44

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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENT

Detail No. 1

Town Officers' Salaries

Selectmen:Joseph J. JeffreyRobert E. Bailey-

True W. ChesleyRobert A. Low

Treasurer:Constance R. Linnell

Town Clerk:Ed ythe F. Schwab

Tax Collector:Helen A. Sherman

Trustee of Trust Funds:George V. Linscott

Auditors

:

Eleanor T. PinkhamEmily E. Foss

$ 261.00

3,710.002>09.50

300.00

164.00

5,048.20

100.00

78.0078.00

Detail No. 2

Auto Permits, Dog Licensesand Residents Taxes

Edythe F. Schwab, Auto PermitsEdythe F. Schwab, Dog LicensesHelen A. Sherman, Residents Taxes

Detail No. 3

Town Officers' Expenses

George Walsh, adding machine, typewriter, repairsBrown & Ssltmarsh, Inc., suppliesEdmond A. Chandler, Trustee expensesWheeler & Clark, dog t8gs, etc.

N. H. Assoc, of Assessing Officials, duesN. H. City & Town Clerks' Association, duesN. H. Municipal Association, duesN. H. Tax Collectors' Association, duesTrue W. Chesley, milesge and suppliesRobert A. Low, mileage, tapes and bulbsHomestead Press & Bookshop, tax bills, etc.Marion J. Knox, salary and mileageSteward -Pinkham Funeral Service, flowers

$ 2,043.5038.10

365.65

354.19450.5311.9238.7410.0010.00

163.2410.0069.54142.36224.65

1,945.5020.00

$ 12,148.70

$ 2,438.25

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Edythe F. Schwab, postage, telephone, etc.Chronicle Print Shop, tax sheetsHelen A. Sherman, stamps and suppliesAgricultural Stab. & Cons. Service, aerial photosExeter News Letter Co., Town ReportsPostmaster, Town of Northwood, stamps, box rentAmerican Business Capital, copy paperMultigr8phics Div. Addressograph Corp., repairsA. B. Dick Company, repairs and suppliesCharles B. Johnson, Board of Adjustment expensesEquity Publishing Corp., lew booksTrustees of Coe -Brown Northwood Academy, donationRoberta Terrill, Conservation Commission expensesVeronica A. Post, salaryRockingham County C.A.P., lampsA. E. Martell Co., bindersTech Products Co., mylarEdith E. Holland, recording of deedsSuncook Valley Sun, printing of ads, etc.

Secretary of State of N. H., subscription to new lawsTreasurer, State of N. H., map and boat reportsMary C. McDonald, typing - Trustees of Trust FundsTerry Tasker, medical expensesDiane Allen, medical expensesPerkins Agency, insurance on Addressograph equipmentRoland B. Thomas, file cardsDouglas R. Heald, Health OfficerDouglas R. Heald, P.E.P. salaryVeronica A. Post, -P.E.P. salaryInternal Revenue Service, taxesConcord National B8nk, tax deposits

$ 165.8216.25

^58.00156.00

1,000.00U51.^0237.70123.83153.86

6.907^.0025.008.09

1,133.7575.6073. 9^

^5.3035.7080.8032.5050M

125.0016.5530.00

100.0025.1512.00

1,708.89678.99260.10J+37.2^

$ 11,2^9.52

Detail No. h

Election and Registration

The Linnell Press, Yes and No ballotsExeter News Letter Co., ballotsRobert Johnson, ModeratorHelen Johnson, Supervisor of ChecklistVeronica A. Post, SupervisorEvelyn Price, SupervisorPhyllis Reese, Ballot ClerkGloria Yeaton, Ballot ClerkAnthony P. Marshall, Ballot ClerkJoseph A. Knox, Ballot ClerkMargaret English, Ballot CounterEleanor Pinkham, Ballot CounterLorraine Colby, Ballot Counter

12.00109.00129.00106.00106.00119.005^.5027.00Vf.5026.008.008.008.00

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Arlene Bassett, Ballot CounterJean Lane, Ballot CounterEric Swanfeldt, Ballot ClerkPhyllis Johnston, Ballot Clerk

$ 8.0014.0028.5028.50

Detail No. 5

Town Hall and Other Buildings

Northwood Oil Co., fuel oil, service and parts i

Northwood Building Supply Co., materialsJoan Leffel, cleaning and suppliesPublic Service Co., electricityC. E. Wilbur Co., Inc., cleaning equipmentSanel Auto Parts, Inc., suppliesGuptill & Sons, electrical workLeonard Burritt, plumbingJ. & S. Concrete Floors, foundationN. E. Telephone Co., telephoneLester's Foodland, suppliesSears, Roebuck Co., psint and suppliesTreasurer, State of New Hampshire, drop leaf tableGrossman's Lumber, paintRich's Dept. Store, file cabinetsPortsmouth Paper Co., suppliesJohnson Farm Supply, keysHeidt Electric Products, globe lightsJane B. Morse, laborDouglas R. Heald, LaborPhyllis Smith, cleaning and suppliesJohn A. Tasker Ins. Agcy., liability insuranceSanborn Farm, shingles, nails, etc.

Detail No. 6Fire Department

Auto Electric Service Co., batteries, etc.Deerfield Gas Service, homo-gasGilbert Welding, Inc., pumps, etc.Leon Seward, suppliesJohn A. Tasker Ins. Agency, insuranceN. E. Telephone Co., telephoneMuntz Sports Center, suppliesPeerless Insurance Co., accident policyPublic Service Co. of N. H., electricityNorthwood Building Supply Co., materialsHowe Fire Apparatus Co., Inc., equipment

1,595.9**1+80.29

247.47703.0545.0029.50148.3027.30

200.00

377.5338.0268.7620.00101.3680.0021.402.55

46.56201.00152.00150.5663.00

148.50

$ 170.4081.00

986.5029.81

916.60644.8536.20160.95594.9064.57346.00

$ 839.00

$ 4,948.09

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Sherman's Garage, gas, parts and laborHuckins Oil Co., fuel oilPembroke Fire Dept., survivair bottlesInternational Harvester Co., serviceRadio Service Lab., repairs and suppliesNorthwood Garage, labor and parts

N. H. Welding Supply Co., Inc., suppliesLester's Foodland, paint thinnerMerrimack Farmers Exchange, paintCarroll Bassett, trainingLeon Seward, trainingPaul Colby, trainingCharles Burr, trainingEarl Strout, trainingTop of Ridge Store, gasolineTown of Deerfield, reimbursement for forest fireBlanchard Assoc., Inc., survivair kits and tanksEvans Electrical Supply, materialsN. H. State Firemen's Association, duesJohnson Farm Supply, wire and batteries

323.751, 460.66

5.0017.10

113.04103.4923.7511.288.8518.9216.6023.5616.6016.60531.^61+9.68

1,365.1514.25

135.0014.02

$ 8,300.54

Detail No. 7Police Department

Northwood Oil Company, parts

N. E. Telephone Company, telephoneWestern Auto Assoc. Store, uniformsHerbert Rich, salaryHerbert Rich, mileageJohn R. Tasker, Sr., sslaryJohn R. Tasker, Sr., mileageJohn R. T8sker, Sr., suppliesGer8ld LaFreniere, salaryGerald LaFreniere, mileageGerald LaFreniere, expenses and insuranceStephen Shaugnessy, salaryStephen Shaugnessy, mileage and insuranceCharles Richardson, salaryCharles Richardson, mileagePaul Longuiel, salaryPaul Longuiel, mileageJ8mes R. Bennett, salaryJames R. Bennett, mileageNorthwood Building Supply Co., paint, etc.

Brown & Saltmarsh Co., suppliesConcord Animal Hospital, servicesSa-So, Inc., dog snare and shipping costsRoland B. Thomas, phone stickers

267.00598.41200.00759.00147.52

1,124.00425.7012.30

2,234.241,367.45

82.60

735.50360.66280.75131.70181.5030.1587.OO10.3560.7564.5312.0041.4715.00

54

The Linnell Press, formsPerms -Line Corp. of N. E., fusesTreasurer, Stste of N. H., radio repairsCity of Laconia, radar unitLester's Foodland, dog foodNorthwood Garage, repairsGordon Burns Ins. Agcy., insuranceJudy Tasker, matron dutyDonald Whitney, salaryTop of Ridge Store, filmCentral Equipment Co., police kits, etc.

Willi8m Pierce

Detail No. 8

Municipal Court

103.0071.1027.76100.0031.6165.20146.00

9.0018.008.00

370.006^.00

$ 10,244.25

Moore Building Supply Co., Inc., materialsGeorge Carr, servicesEquity Publishing Corp., criminal code booksTown of Auburn, travel allowance for Judge

3.1927.0018.00

250.00$ 298.19

Detail No. 9Planning Board

Monitor Publishing Co., Inc., hearing noticesThe Linnell Press, ordinancesKeith W. Lidback, polaroid camera and filmBusiness Equipment, file cabinet

36.8815.5053.9950.00

$ 156.37

Detail No. 10Insurance

John A. Tasker Ins. Agcy., Workman's Compensation $ 1,179.00John A. Tasker Ins. Agcy., Bond Insurance 365. 00

$ 1,544.00

Detail No. 11Northwood Rescue Squad

N. E. Telephone Co., telephoneNorthwood Building Supply Co., materialsSherman's Garage, labor and partsStevens Insurance Agcy., insuranceTop of Ridge Store, gasolineNorthwood Garage, repairsConcord Group Ins. Co., insurance on vehicleNorthwood Rescue Squad, supplies and reimbursement

55

590.0261.55

295.99273.9887.946.00

187.00358.78

$ 1,861.26

Detail No. 12Rural District Health Council

Rural District Health Council

Concord Hospital

Detail No. 13Concord Hospital

Detail No. 14Ambulance Service

Center Bernstead Ambulance Service

Detail No. 15Vital Statistics

$ 1,980.00

$ 505.00

$ 3,000.00

Edythe F. Schwab 71.50

Detail No. 16Town Dump

Jane B. Morse, salaryPublic Service Co. of N. H., electricity-Bernard Tasker, laborNorthwood Auto Salvage, materialsNorthwood Oil Company, fuel for dozerArnold Machinery Co., parts and laborNorthwood Garage, repairsChadwick BaRoss, Inc., parts, etc.N. E. Telephone Co., telephoneAlfred E. Bell, Jr. barrelsJohnson Farm Supply, suppliesArlene Bassett, ad for fillMichael Anthony Const. Co., sandJ. P. Chemical Co., Inc., exterminationAgway Petroleum Corp., oil for dozerJordan-Milton Machinery Co., beltsSanel Auto Parts, Inc., switch and l8borDouglas R. Heald, l8bor

Detail No. 17Summer Maintenance

Bernard Tasker, laborWarren Guptill, tree removalCutter Enterprises, grsvelDouglas R. Heald, labor

3,859.50470.89104.2515.00

106.911,035.08

28.46468.29133.7155.0030.322.95

290.0090.0034.7516.4419.11

6l4.00

150.1235.00

805.004,765.03

$ 7,374.66

56

Allied Chemical Corp., hot top mixEpping Tractor Services, equipmentDouble "A" Construction, gravel and laborStafford Piper, gravelGeorge Carr, cutting brushKenneth Barton, tree cuttingManchester Sand & Gravel, sand

Bailey & Company, sand spreaderTrimount Bituminous Products, tarRalston Tree Service, Inc., sprayingBenjamin Daroska, sweeper rentalMurray D. Tasker, graderJ. W. O'Connor Trucking, hauling S8nd

Whitehall Chemical Corp., calcium eliminatorChadwick-BaRoss, Inc., recoil starter partsPenn Culvert Co., culvert and bands

Detail No. 18

Winter Maintenance

588.31652.50

3,i:iA. 0018.00

648.60150.00122.86440.00

1,629.0990.0082.50

1,092.30303.50239.00712.93

3^ .90

$ 15, 994.

a

Bernard Tasker, labor and equipmentNorthwood Garage, equipmentDouble "A" Construction, equipmentMichael Anthony, equipmentPhilip Dail, equipmentClarence Bateman, equipmentJames E. Nichols, equipmentInternational Salt Co., saltDouglas R. Heald, salaryJ. W. O'Connor Trucking, hauling salt and sandManchester Sand, Gravel & Cement Co., sandJoseph Heald, equipmentBenjamin DeButts, laborMercantile Financial Corp., Ban-IceMorton Salt, saltChadwick BaRoss, Inc., laborWalter Pinkham, equipmentLawrence Elliott, equipmentJames Grant, laborJohn R Tasker, Sr., laborSteven Anthony, equipment

$ 1,802.533,304.50427.10688.20776.0012.00182.00

797.94640.00565.30140.0024.0013.80

200.591,278.04910.00280.0083.75157.5027.50536.00

$ 12,846.75

Detail No. 19General Expenses Highway Dept.

Top of Ridge Store, gasolineLester's Foodland, gasoline and suppliesMuntz Sports Center, repairs and supplies

$ 1,021.28147.7141.20

57

Merrimack Farmer's Exchange, suppliesNorthwood Garage, gasoline and suppliesPublic Service Co. of N. H., electricity-Max Cohen & Sons, steelAgway Petroleum Corp., motor oil.

Sanel Auto Parts, Inc., suppliesNorthwood Building Supply Company, suppliesR. C. Hazelton Co., Inc., york rakeDouglas R. Heald, turnpike tollsSuncook Valley Sun, ad for york rake bidsJohn A. Tasker Ins. Agcy., truck insuranceSpear's Garage, Inc., repairs to truckE. W. Sleeper, partsSherman's Garage, repairs and labor

15.3721*0.17

47.802.00

136.85152.0869.61

1,430.002.953.50

675.00379.50119.2623.80

$ 4,508.08

Detail No. 20T.R.A. Town Share

Treasurer, State of New Hampshire $ 688.02

Detail No. 20AT.R.A. Paid By State

Trimount Bituminus, asphaltManchester Sand & Gravel Co., sand

3,761.6531.20

$ 3,792.85

Detail No. 21Street Lighting

Public Service Co. of New Hampshire $ 3,1^6.32

Detail No. 22Libraries

N. E. Telephone Company, telephoneJohn Clark, installation of book returnsNational Geographic Magazine, subscriptionsGladys Gardner, salaryGladys Gardner, booksEdith L. Clement, salaryAmerican Heritage Society, subscriptionJoann Nutter, snow removalWorld Book Encyclopedia, subscriptionDelong Subscription Agency, magazinesThe Highsmith Co., Inc., postal chargesN. H. T. A. Treasurer, duesPublic Service Company of N. H., electricityHuckins Oil Co., Inc., fuel oil

158.8920.0017.00

1,513.0055.75

580.0062.7014.0015.9074.556.699.00

280.54722.05

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Deraco Educational Corp., booksNewsweek, subscriptionAppletree Book Shop, books

The Baker & Taylor Co., booksThomas Bouregy Co., books

Gale Research Co., booksPaul Smith, lawn carePhoenix Publishing, booksDoubleday & Co., Inc., booksN. H. State Library, replacement of bookH. W. Wilson Co., Readers Guide

Detail No. 23Old Age Assistance

Treasurer, State of New Hampshire

Detail No. 24Town Poor

Public Service Company of N. H.

FuelFoodMedicalRent and ForeclosureRockingham County HomeLaborTotal Support

Detail No. 25Memorial Day

18.459.75

398 .41117.1470.8023.3480.0012.31198.004.5017.00

1,126.231,180.731,393.94

86.25848.12

5,931.503,489.50

566.OO

$ 4,479.77

$ 2,984.24

Everett J. Bourdon Post No. 73

$ 14,622.27

$ 150.00

Detail No. 25Recreation

Public Service Company of N. H., electricityDouble "A" Construction Co., be8ch sand

John A. T8sker Ins. Agcy., liability insuranceNorthwood Building Supply Company, materialsMurray D. Tasker, cleaning of tankEmery Holmes, beach dutyRobert D. Pollard, beach dutyMichael Carr, rubbish pick upGlenn Hause, tennis lessons

130.80210.0063.00

238.49150.00

1,075.001,032.50

20.0075.00

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Mary Frambach, swimming lessonsSonia Noyes, swimming lessonsSteve Sikes Plumbing, water systemNorthwood Oil Company, winterizing water systemDougl8s R. Heald, labor

80.0060.001+8.00

20.00290.00

Detail No. 27Northwood Community Action Program

Linda Gayer, salary, equipment, transportationand supplies

D8vid Hinman, salaryJane B. Morse, rubbish removal

$ 1,100.00300.0021.00

Detail No. 28Community Association Building

Public Service Company of N. H., electricityNorthwood Oil Company, fuel oilJohn A. Tasker Ins. Agcy. , liability insurance

$

Lawrence S. Elliott, laborMichael Anthony, gravel and loamMonitor Publishing Co., request for bidsBailey & Company, loamL. Sherman Elliott, Jr., labor

Donald E. Post, books and supj

Jane B. Morse, labor

Detail No. 29APine Grove Cemetery

Lawrence S. Elliott, labor

1+0.81

5^.1121.00

Detail No. 29Cemeteries

1

$ 79.1+2

500.00for bids If. 50

160.00105.00

es for records 30.0075.00

Detail No. 30Damages and Legal Expenses

John R. Maher, legal services $ 2,780.62Shute, Engel, Frasier Prof. Assoc, legal services 200.55Nonah C. Holmes, sheep killed 150.00

$ 3,1+92.79

$ 1,1+21.00

115.92

953.92

$ 190.58

$ 3,131.17

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Detail No. 31Taxes Bought By Town

Helen A. Sherman, Tax Collector

Detail No. 32Discounts, Abatements and Refunds

Alice F. Gilliland, 1974 property tax abatementEthelyn Rhoades, 1974 veteran's exemptionsWilliam & Judith Lounsbury, 1974 property tax abate.Noel Perkins, 1974 property tax abatementJ. Perry Richardson, 1974 property tax abatementDoris L. Bennett, car permit refundJames F. Hampshire III, car permit refundRichard & Heidi Mullin, 1974 property tax abatementLaura R. Goldsmith, car permit refundEst. of Joseph Jeffrey, car permit refundHerbert M. Clifford, 1974 property tax abatementLois L. Calkins, 1974 property tax abatementLillian Pines, 1975 property tax abatementFrancis Blaney, 1975 property tax abatementPercy Leathers, 1975 property tax abatementPercy Parsons, 1975 property tax abatementBertha Welch, 1975 property tax abatementAlbert F. Dodge, 1975 property tax abatementHenry L. & Adeline Geer, 1975 property tax abatementRothae Baker, Resident tax refundRobert L. Hutchinson, 1975 property tax refundF. Eleanor Elliott, land use abatementEvelyn Bane Estate, 1975 property tax abatementRoland & Stella Young, 1975 property tax abatementRobinson C. Frost, 1975 property tax abatementPeter & Janice Stimmell, lend use abatementMichael Guadano, 1975 property tax abatement

$ 80.00100.00ii6.4o5^.0029.9210.137.96

247.206.3213.2811.605.76

11.0459.4047.447.3244.8419.643.6610.00

161.00165.61116.61106.72

1.8438.5014.72

$ 9,267.82

$ 1,490.91

Detail No. 33New Town Office Building

David R. Whitcher, balance due

Detail No. 34Subsequent Payment

Helen A. Sherman, Tax Collector, Community AssociationBuilding and Steeves mountain lot

$ 400.00

113.35

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Detail No. 35Annie r les Property

i <- Giles, first paymer $ 1,000.00

Detail No. 36New Fire Truck

H< <f Fire Apparatus Co., Inc. $ 34,822.00

Detail No. 37Pine Blis :;r Rust Control

Treasurer, State of New Hampshire $ 8l.00

Deta 1 No. 38Youth Cor- , Supervisor

John M. Young, wages and expenses $ 1,000.00

Detail No. 39SPEDY Program

Diane Allen 412.87Grace Pease 427.09Brenda Brown 411.27Terry Tasker 405.34Joyce Car 390.51Tony Yeazitzis 456.73Sherry Brown 419.17Pamela J. Bouton 409.29Tammy M. Young 425.10Lillian E. Young 425.10Ralph Kimball 436.98David W. Holmes 264.89Mervin L. Nelson 423.07Michael Corson 349.96John Allen 128.53Concord National Bank, tax deposit "]/-'

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Detail No. 40

Northwood Historical Society Records C<"T ittee

University lr lucts, Inc., supples $ 4.67Jean G. Johns' . reimbursement for sunplie 24, (4

The Hall inge r^., document case 2.^.5

$ 6,505.40

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Detail No. 4lRevaluation

Treasurer, State of New Hampshire, appraiserssalaries and expenses

True W. Chesley, salary-

New England Telephone Company, telephoneMarion J. Knox, clerical workVeronica A. Post, clerical workAnn -Marie Therrien, pricerDonald Dollard, expensesEdith E. Holland, deedsRobert A. Low, salary

$19,942.7094.50114.84246.00112.00

1, 779.404.001.00

8o4.00

$ 23,098.44

Detail No. 42Temporary Loans

Concord National Bank $ 50,000.00

Detail No. 43Interest on Temporary Loans

Concord National Bank $ 360.97

Detail No. 44Capital Reserve - Highway Equipment

George V. Linscott, Trustee of Trust Funds

Detail No. 45State Yield Tax

$ 1,000.00

State Treasurer $ 493.93

Detail No. 46County Tax

Winston H. Lothrop, County Treasurer $43,353.31

Detail No. 47Chesley Memorial Book Fund

Gibson's Book Store $ 58.63

Detail No. 48

Eugene Grant Fund

Baker & Taylor $ 20.77

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Detail No. ^9Alfred Persons Book Fund

Thomas Bouregy & Co., Inc. $ 16.20

Detail No. 50James Bryant Fund

C. W. Temple $ 57. ^0

Detail No. 51Fremont Swain Fund

C. W. Temple $ 3^.00

Detail No. 52Electra Cotton Fund

Red's Shoe Barn $ 9.99

Detail No. 53Irene Grant Book Fund

Thomas Bouregy & Co., Inc. $ 17.70

Detail No. 5^Northwood Bicentennial Funds

K-Mart, chairs and shutters $ 523.35J. J. Moreau & Sons, stain, wax, etc. 23.69Brown & Saltmarsh, clocks 31.00Marion J. Knox, folding screens, cabinet, vacuum 226.63Adams Glass Co., Inc., mirrors, signs 15.^5Business Equipment Co., Inc., tables, chair caddies,

filing cabinets, coat racks 1,057.76Merriam Graves Corp., fire extinguishers 117.00Sanel Auto Parts, shelving 151.66Ron's Carpet Warehouse, rugs ^1.00Wheeler & Clark, town seal 81.06George V. Linscott, set tub and fittings 75.62Steve Sikes Plumbing, installation of water bubblers 97.00Robert J. Stout, installation of shutters 50.00Richco Products, Inc., rugs 122.88

Detail No. 55Northwood Bicentennial Trust Fund

$ 2,6l4.l0

H. A. Holt & Sons, flags $ 56.8^

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Detail No. 56New Trust Funds

Glendle Caverly, Lot 42, Pine GroveHenry Lovejoy Trust FundThelma Ea tough, Lot 105, Pine GroveMarvin Ea tough, Lot 95, Pine GroveRobert Morrison, Lot 55, East NorthwoodEva Smith, Alfred Smith Lot, East NorthwoodJames Dalrymple, J Lot 10? West, Pine GroveEst. of Charles B. McLaughlin, Charles 0. Brown LotCharles E. Roberts, Lots 191, 197, Pine GroveBernie & Marie Thompson, Lot 26, Pine GroveEdwin H. Gerrish, Fernald Lot #i 5, Northwood RidgeEthel Newell, Lot 137, Pine GroveRachel Wells, Lot l8l, Northwood RidgeGeorge Richardson, Emily and Helen Foss,

C. W. Foss Lot, Northwood CenterRobert & Emily Grant, Lot 117, Pine GroveAlfred Parsons Book FundClinton D. Carlisle Trust Fund

300.00231.00200.00200.00200.00200.00120.00500.00400.00200.00200.00245.42245.42

245.42245.4218.38500.00

$ 4,251.06

Detail No. 57Pine Grove Cemetery Trust

Thelma Ea tough, Lot 105Marvin Eatough, Lot 95James Dalrymple, \ Lot 107 WestCharles E. Roberts, Lots 191, 197Bernie & Marie Thompson, Lot 26

Detail No. 58Northwood School District

100.00150.0085.OO300.00150.00

$ 785.00

Balance of 1974-75 appropriationPaid on 197 5 -76 appropriation

$235,088.25159,000.00

$39^,088.25

Detail No. 59Lucas Pond School Lot Timber

Constance R. Linnell, Treasurer, Northwood School District $ 7,468.09

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ANNUAL REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS

TOWN OF NORTHWOOD, N. H.

December 31, 1975

Cemetery Funds

Deposited in Amoskeag Savings Bank $ 3,085. 23Manchester, New Hampshire

Deposited in Manchester Federal Savings and Loan 953.21Manchester, New Hampshire

Deposited in New Hampshire Savings Bank 9,985.27Concord, New Hampshire

Deposited in Suncook Bank 500.00Suncook, New Hampshire

Deposited in Plaistow Co-operative Bank 206.39Pie is tow, New Hampshire

Deposited in Concord Savings Bank 218.33Concord, New Hampshire

OTHER FUNDS

Deposited in Suncook BankSuncook, New Hampshire

Capital Reserve Fund (jenness Pond Beach) 3^1.85Arthur and Alice Caswell Fund 500.00Florence L. Miner Fund (Water System, Repair & Maintenance) 3,966.76Alfred L. Parsons Memorial (Book Fund) 381.53Income Reserve Account No. 247^5 3,572.24Income Reserve Account Savings Certificate No. 55~1266-0 6,000.00

Deposited in New Hampshire Savings BankConcord, New Hampshire

Eugene Grant Memorial Library Fund 550.00George Woodman Memorial Fund 500.00Irene Grant Book Fund 1,028.00Capital Reserve Fund (Town of Northwood

)

3,752.32Savings Certificate No. 60-106088Accrued Interest Account No. 175669 10.37

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Deposited in Amoskeag .^vings BankManchester, New Hamt.-fnire

Electra A. Cotton Fund

Deposited in Concord Savings BankConcord, New Hampshire

Northwood Bicentennis i FundSavings Certificate No, 2561

Town cf Northv

Glendle B. Cave „.

Theima Ea tough

Marvin L. Eatou*

James M. Dalryi

Charles E. Re-

ADDITIONAL TRUST FUNDS 1973

rfpital Reserve

Lot k2, Pine Grove

Lot 105 Pine Grove

Lot 95, Pine Grove

\ Lot 197 Pine Grove Perpetual Care

Lots 191,197 Pine Grove Perpetual Care

Perpetual Care

Perpetual C8re

Perpetual Care

Bernie E. & Marie W.

Thompson Lot 26, Pine Grove Perpetual Cere

Trust Fund S8le of lots in Pine Grove Cemetery - 1975( Interest for year 1975 - $10.69)

Robe rt C . M rri son

Eva A . Smith

Edwin H. Gerrish

Charles 0. Brown

Lot 55 East Northwood Perpetual Care

Lot 10^ East Northwood Perpetual Care

Lot ^5 Northwood Ridge Perpetual Care(Fernald Lot)

Lot at Northwood Narrows Perpetual Care(By Will of Charles B. McLaughlin)

$ 760 .

;

5,000.

$ 1,00« .

30 r. K

20 .

200.0

k )0

Henry Lovejoy Trust Fund For Purchase of Equipment for a futureYouth Center in Northwood(interest for year 1975 - $8.32)

Clinton D. Carlisle Fund

i3 ) r >

200.00-

200 . 00

200.00

DO. 00

231.00

500.00

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Additional Trust Funds established in 1971 and p8id to Trustees ofTrust Funds in 1975, including interest:

Ethel Newell

Rachell Wells

G. W. Foss

Robert and Emily Grant

Alfred Parsons Book Fund

Lot 137 Pine Grove Perpetual Care

Perpetual CareLot 181 NorthwoodRidge

Lot at Harvey Lake Perpetual Care(By George Richardson & Emily and

Helen Foss)

Lot 117 Pine Grove Perpetual Care

COMMON TRUST INVESTMENTS

Puritan Fund (Miner)Puritan Fund (Regular)National Securities (Dividend Series)National Securities (Stock Series)National Securities (income Series)Keystone (Kl)Keystone (K4)Putnam Income Fund (Fernald Fund)Eaton & Howard Income Fund

Capital Gains For 1975

Puritan Fund (Miner)

Puritan Fund (Regular)

Accumulated Capital Gains (Cash) Suncook Bank Acct. 1*4-172

245. 1+2

245. U2

21+5. k2

21+5A2

18.38

$ 6,036.06

041.311277. Y13ft L2 . 0001 :>0 . 000730.00001+6.000

969.OOOol+5.22l+

561.133

SharesSharesSharesSharesSharesSharesSharesSharesShares

10.1+82 Shares

lU.228 Shares

$666.01+

A complete listing of individual funds invested in Common Trust is available

in the 1972 Northwood Town Report.

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FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS

RECEIPTS

Balance in Suncook Bank, January 1, 1975Checking Account 01-2*4-2-7 $ 135.55

Common Trust Investments Income 4,739.12Concord Savings Bank 280.76Manchester Federal Savings and Loan 52. l4Amoskeag Savings Bank 169.24New Hampshire Savings Bank 805.35Suncook Savings Bank 77.30Plaistow Co-operative Bank 11.39Town of Northwood, Additional Trust Funds 6,036.06Electra Cotton Fund 9.99F. L. Miner Well Fund 82.35

$12,399.25

EXPENDITURES

Safe Deposit Box Rental $ 6.00Public Service Co. of N. H. (Miner Well) 37.35B. J. DeButts (Miner Well) 45.00Fernald Church Fund 280.00L. Sherman Elliott Care of East Northwood, Northwood Ridge, 2,900.00

Fairview and Old Northwood NarrowsCemeteriesCare of Harvey Lake, Fairview, Old 649,00Narrows and various sm8ll cemeteriesLoam for use in cemeteries 160.00Grass seed for use in cemeteries 21.00Care of Hoitt Cemetery, Woodman Memorial 88. 18

Site, flowers and suppliesChesley Memorial Library Fund 4l6.42Arthur & Alice Caswell Fund 28.35James Bryant Fund 125.00Fremont Swain Fund 95.92Alfred Parsons Book Fund 20. 60

Eugene Grant Book Fund 30.20Irene Grant Book Fund 55.00Electra Cotton Fund 9.99Cristina Morse Fund 12.64

Pine Grove Endowment Funds 234.07Northwood Bicentennial Fund 334.45

Capital Reserve Fund(Highway Equipment - Town of Northwood) $ 1,000.00

Cemetery Trust Funds 3,501.68Henry Lovejoy Trust Fund 231.00Trust Fund for Sale of Lots in Pine Grove Cemetery 785. 00

Clinton D. Carlisle Fund 500.00Alfred Parsons Book Fund 18.38Balance on Hand, December 31, 1975Checking Account 01-242-7 8l4.02

Jane Morse

Town of NorthwoodSherman ElliottDonald E. Post

$12,399.25


George V. Linscott, ChairmanTrustees of Trust FundsNorthwood, New Hampshire

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REPORT OF TOWN AUDIT

Town of Northvood, N. H.

Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1975

REVENUE SHARING FUND

Available Funds, January 1, 1975 $ 6,897,95

Added Revenue:Entitlement Payments $11,796.00Interest 603.83

12,399.83Total Available Funds $ 19,297.78

Available Unobligated Funds - December 31, 1975 $ 19,297.78

We have examined the accounts and records of the Revenue Sharing Fund of theTown of Northwood , N. H. for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1975. In ouropinion, the above Statement of Revenue, Appropriations, Encumbrances andAvailable Unobligated Funds presents fairly the status of Revenue SharingFunds of the Town of Northwood, N» H. for the year ended December 31, 1975

Eleanor T. PinkhamEmily S. GrantAuditorsTown of Northwood, N. H.

February 17, 1976

AUDITORS' REPORT

This is to certify that we, the undersigned, auditors of the Town of

Northwood, have examined the books, receints and vouchers of the Selectmen,

T8X Collector. Treasurer, Town Clerk, and the Trustee of Trust Funds , f < r

the year 1975 and find them correct to the best of our knowledge.

Eleanor T. PinkhamEmily S. GrantAuditorsTown of Northwood, N. H

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LIBRARY REPORT

We are grateful to the following people who have contributed books,periodicals and other gifts to the Northwood Libraries:

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thomas, Helen Quimby, Esta Moore, Mr. 8nd

Mrs. John Q. White, the Reckard Family, Clayton Holmes, TrueChesley, David Forbes, Tammy Reed, Edward Carr, John J. Straughan,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frary, 8th Grade Class of 1975, Jean G. Johnson,Mr. and Mrs. James Kasimir, the Robert Bailey Family, Becky and AnneLilly, Michelle and Renee Small, Mrs. Emma Curtis, Murray Small,Ronald Gosselin, the Richard Thompson Family, Harvey Lake Woman'sClub, Muriel Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knox, S. D. Whi taker,Martha Wiswell and the Michael Ochs Family.

Also, money contributed at Dr. Mihachik's 40th anniversary partywas given to the libraries, a sum of money was left to the Chesley MemorialLibrary by the late Edward Tasker, and Mrs. George Richardson has given analbum of pictures of local interest to the Northwood Libraries.

The libraries have enjoyed a good year with increased circulation.

In cooperation with the Pittsfield Art Council, the librariessponsored the Little Red Wagon at the Chesley Memorial Library.

Through the courtesy of S. D, Whi taker, the patrons of the ChesleyMemorial Library have enjoyed several original paintings.

There have been many interesting exhibits in the library, includingone displayed by Winon8 Richardson of Concord on New Hampshire poetry andfeaturing one of our local poets, Rev. Cecil Temple.

Use your libraries, they are for your enjoyment.

Alfred D. Mihachik

Marguerite Thompson

Richard J. Hawes

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REPORT OF CEMETERY TRUSTEES

For the Year Ending December 31, 1975

Report of ssle of lots in Town Cemetery, Pine Grove:

Lot 105 to Thelms Eatough $100.00Lot 95 to Marvin Ea tough 150.00

\ Lot 107 to James Delrymple 85.OOLot 191 to Charles Roberts 150.00Lot 197 to Charles Roberts 150.00Lot 26 to Bernie end Marie Thompson 150.00

Total $785.00

Report of work accomplished in 1975-

1. Provided top fill for several sunken graves in the severalcemeteries

.

2. Prepared an additional section of Pine Grove Cemetery to makeit useable for grave sites. This is an on-going program.

3. Provided mowing, trimming and general care to the severalcemeteries as wss possible with Town and Trust funds.

k. Trimmed the back edge of the Ridge Cemetery with the help andcooperation of the youth development program.

General comment:

The Cemetery Committee wishes to express its appreciation to thecaretakers of the several cemeteries for the excellent job they did thisyear. Several citizens of the Town took the time to call the Committeeand express their appreciation for how nice the cemeteries looked.

We again encourage the citizens of Northwood to review their trustaccounts to be sure they have committed sufficient funds for the properperpetual care of their lots. One hundred dollar trusts are not adequatefor this purpose. The Committee respectfully recommends a trust fund inthe amount of $300.00 to ensure reasonable care for the immediate future.


Donald PostJane MorseLawrence Elliott

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1975 ANNUAL REPORT

RURAL DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL, INC.

The past year has seen an increase in the services provided by theRural District Health Council coupled with an increase in the requestsfor service. As the federal government studies the cost of health carethere is increased interest in home care and preventive medicine as

methods of reducing costs and improving health services. The Rural DistrictHealth Council continues to qualify as 8 certified home health agency, im-plementing procedures to continue to provide quality care.

In January 1975, Mrs. Marie Dexter, R.N. joined the staff in a dualrole as Referral Coordinator at the Frisbie Memorial Hospital where she is

a member of the Utilization Review Committee, end also as staff nurse forthe agency, providing skilled care for the towns of Barrington and Strafford.The addition of a Health Aide, Mrs. Joan Menez, has enabled the Council tobetter utilize the professional staff while continuing to provide quality care

Along with the regular skilled nursing services provided in the home,members of the agency staff conduct adult screening clinics monthly inNorthwood and Farmington which was requested by senior citizen groups in

those towns. They also participate in the aftercare program in cooperationwith the Strafford County Guidance Center and the Seacoest Counseling Center,assist local groups with srea screening programs, participate in healthplanning 8nd, by contract, supervise health aides in the Strafford CountyHomemaker - Home Health Aide Program. The Maternal and Child He8lth Programis very active, providing regular physicsl examinations, immunizations anddental care for children 0-6 years enrolled in the Well Child Clinic. Theagency staff also does home visiting to the patients participating in theStrafford County Prenatal and Family Planning Program and the Exeter AreaFamily Planning Program.

The strength of the Council lies in the efficiency and dedication ofits staff. In addition to the two persons mentioned sbove, members of theprofessional staff are Mrs. Ardala Houle, R.N. Agency Supervisor; MissArlene Thorne, R.N., Maternal and Child Health nurse; Mrs. Barbara Drew, R.N.;Mrs. Myrtle Walsh, R.N.; Mrs. Lucy Myers, R.N.B.S.; Mrs. Bernadette Cameron,R.N.; and Mrs. Ksthleen Hansen, RPT. The office duties are ably handled byMrs. Norma Davis and Mrs. Eleanor Eaton.

The Rural District Health Council has been requesting $1.00 per capitafrom member towns since 19&9. ^ s 8 result of the recent inflationary timesand increase in services provided, it has been neeessary, therefore, to

increase the per capita request from each town by 10^ to enable the Councilto continue to provide these services.

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During the past year the Council has made 63^ home visits and 179well child visits, making a grand total of 813 visits for the Town ofNorthwood

.

Anyone interested in additional information is urged to contact theRural District Health Council, P. 0. Box 5^3, 6 South Main Street,Farmington, New Hampshire. Telephone 755-2989 between the hours of8:00 A.M. and U:00 P.M. Monday through Friday.

Cynthia Blood, R.N.Executive Director

The Well Child Clinic is held at Northwood Town Hall on the firstMonday of each month. Contact Mrs. True W. Chesley (9^2-8697) for in-formation and appointments.

The Mini Clinic is held at Northwood Town Hell on the third Wednesdayof each month at 1:30 P.M. No appointment is necessary.

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NORTHWOOD COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM REPORT

The 1975 Community Action Program ran from June 23 through July l8.

We found thst the new times 9 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. were best, so the childrendid not become fatigued, or over-tired of group run activities. Our averagedaily attendance the first two weeks was 63, end the second two weeks was

33. The drastic falling off of the latter two weeks was due to the Red

Cross Swimming Program at Northwood Lake being run at the S8me time as CAP.

I strongly recommend that these two programs join together next year, or atleast run at separate times so the children can enjoy both.

This year special thanks go to David Hinraan who came each morning,Monday through Thursday, to work with the children in special sports areas.He developed basketball and soccer skills with the different age groups.Other sports were also enjoyed by the children, such 8s softball, kickball,badminton, and tumbling. Croquet was an added feature to this year's program.

Arts and Crafts were participated in almost daily. The younger childrenmade things like spool 8nimals, flibber trees, crsyon rubbings, rock creatures,crayon resist paintings, 8nd more. The older children enjoyed making collages,distorted pictures, and string designs on tag board and wood.

Some special activities were enjoyed; a scavenger hunt, 8 treasure hunt,

and hikes. We also had visitors from the Cooperative Extension Service h-Eoffice who t8ught the children bread flower making, weaving and bike safety.

Our first trip this year was to Pawtuckaway State Park, where we enjoyeda picnic, games, swimming, and a greased watermelon game which ended in water-melon for everyone. Many parents donated their time to drive for this trip.

Our second week ended in the fourth of July, so we planned a smell swim-ming trip to Bennett's Bridge on Bow Lake for Thursday afternoon, July 3.

Parents drove for this activity also.

Our third trip almost didn't happen because enough drivers couldn't be

found. A Concord Coach Lines Bus was hired at the last minute with suppliesmoney, and we all enjoyed e fun day at York Beach and the Animal Park in Maine.

The fin8l trip wss one we will always remember. A bus agsin took us,

this time to Lake Sunapee where we rode on the bo8t Mt. Suns pee II for a twohour lake tour. We ate our lunches on the boat, and both children and adultswere allowed to steer this big boat!

Due to the shortness of our program this year, we were unable to get anyMan Power workers until our last week. We were in desperate need of office

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help, and I went to thank Diane Allen for coming to our rescue and doing thisfor the whole program.

I especially wish to thank ell the mothers and fathers who made thisprogram possible by donating their time and their cars when we needed them.

Respectfully,

Linde Gayer

1975 COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Town ApproprietionDonations

$1,500.0090.28

$1,590.28

Expenses

:

Director's ssleryAssistant Director's salaryHelperDavid Hinman, sports equipmentConcord Coach Bus Lines, tripsJane Morse, rubbish disposalSupplies

Unused portion of Town FundsPetty Cash on hand

$ 600.00300.00

73.19138.60287.7521.0066.15

$1,486.69

79.0024.59

$1,590.28

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REPORT OF THE FOREST FIRE WARDEN

AND DISTRICT CHIEF

Upon the recommendation of town selectmen and city councils, theDivision of Forests end Lends eppoints e forest fire werden snd severaldeputy forest fire werdens in eech town and city every three years. Thetown or city werden is responsible for meinteining 8 force of men and ade-quate equipment to suppress any wildfire that occurs in his town or cityduring his term of appointment. The fire werden must suthorize all openburning when the ground is not covered with snow. No open fires can beauthorized between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., unless it is raining, without theadditional permission of the st8te district fire chief.

Any person wishing to kindle an open fire when the ground is notcovered with snow must first obtain a written permission slip from theforest fire werden. C8mp 8nd cooking fires also require the warden'spermission.

The Division of Forests and Lends, through its Forest Fire Service,assists ell cities and towns in meeting these requirements by training thewarden end deputy forces in wildfire suppression tectics, making hand toolsuppression equipment 8veileble at fifty percent of cost, supplying piecesof Federal excess property for use 8s fire attack vehicles and sharing upto fifty percent of the cost of wildfire suppression costs.

Wildfire prevention is also a joint state, city or town program.Smokey Be8r is available from the Forest Fire Service for local fire pre-vention programs. Posters 8nd Junior Ranger kits are available for dis-tribution by local fire departments upon request to the Forest Fire Service,Each forest fire warden is expected to carry on a continuous wildfire pre-vention program within his town or city.

Burning permits for Northwood residents are available from WardenCarroll L. Bassett or Arlene Bassett (942-7725), or Deputy Leon Seward(942-5^98). Please do not use the Fire Emergency number (942-8822) wheninformation or permits are needed. Use this number only for reportinga fire.

1975 Forest Fire Statistics

No. of Fires No. of Acres

State 718 800District 271 80.53Town 6 .81

Clark M. Davis Carroll L. BassettDistrict Fire Chief Forest Fire Warden

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REPORT OF THE FIRE CHIEF

The Northwood Fire Department responded to a total of 48 cells during 1975.These included:

NorthwoodBuilding Fires 6

Chimney Fires 7Grass snd Brush Fires 8Vehicle Fires and Accidents 9Reports of Smoke 7Other calls 6

Total Northwood 43

Out of TownBuilding Fires 3

Other calls _2_Total Out of Town __5__

Total Calls kQ

The Department noted an alarming increase in the number of calls where theperson reporting the fire did not know the proper telephone number for theFire Department. Time is of extreme importance in extinguishing fire andsaving lives 8nd property. All citizens should know the telephone number to

report a fire. In Northwood this number is 9^2-8822. This number should be

used only for fire emergencies . The Department's business number for non-emergency calls is 942-5498.

The Department has been working for the last two years to raise the fire pro-

tection rating in Northwood and thereby lower the fire insurance premiums.This was accomplished in the Spring of 1975 when the Insurance Services Officeof New Hampshire raised the fire protection rating from F to E-3. The amountsaved by each property owner will vary according to the type of policy and

coverage. However, 8 homeowner's policy carrying $25,000 in fire damagecoverage would notice a decrease from approximately $l8l.00 in premiums underthe F rating to a premium of $146.00 under the E-3 rating. This is a savingsof $35.00 each year. A policy with fire insurance only for $20,000. wouldnotice a decrease from $152.00 to $102.00 or s savings of $50.00 each year.

The insurance companies writing fire and homeowner's insurance in New Hamp-shire were granted 8n increase in premiums of approximately 12-^$ throughoutthe entire state during 1975 so a true reduction in insurance bills will not

be seen. If the fire protection rating had not been raised, there would havebeen a large increase in insurance premiums. It is very difficult to tellexactly how much will be saved by the Town of Northwood 8S a whole each yearsince insurance coverage and premium figures sre not available. A very roughestimate would be between $25,000 and $35,000 each year.

Donald E. BassettNorthwood Fire Chief

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NORTHWOOD BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE

The Bicentennial Committee for the 1973 celebration was again activethis year. We held several meetings and were present at many of our Townfunctions, and enjoyed continued sales of our commemorative items as ourTreasurer's Report will show. Our inventory of items is now much smaller.

We continued to spend our funds to add more tables, chairs, rugs forentry ways, drinking fountains in lsdies* and men's rooms, coat racks, chaircaddies, file cabinets, sink in basement, and many other items to furtherfurnish the new addition to the Town Hall.

The Bicentennial Committee is now ready to be dissolved (see Articlein Town Warrant), and wishes to thank everyone that helped to make ouraccomplishments possible.


George V. Linscott, Chairman1973 Bicentennial Committee

TREASURER'S REPORT

Balance on hand, January 1, 1975 $1,31^. ^7

Receipts:Cookbooks $ 9^-8.68

History Books 336.50Plates 30.00Tiles ^0.75Wooden Nickels 8.00Coins 62.50Savings Bank Interest 53*96

$1,^80.39Total Receipts: $2,79^.86

Expenditures:Paid to Town of Northwood for purchase of

various furnishings, equipment, etc. for Town Hall $2,6l4.10(See Northwood Bicentennial Committee Detail inDetailed Statement of Payments for breakdown offigures

)

Balance on hand, December 31, 1975 $ 180.76


Marion J. Knox, Treasurer

1973 Bicentennial Committee

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RECLAMATION, RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL COMMITTEE REPORT

Reclamation sales money is turned into the Selectmen's Office once a month.Items sold are ones that often times have been disposed of, found by me endplaced in the reclamation area. The rest of the items ere placed in thereclemation area by the public. Public support has been a source of greatpride. A grand total of $1,709.8^ has been turned in by your Supervisorof Reclamation, Recycling and Disposal, Jane B. "Sunshine" Morse. It hesbeen most gratifying to the Northwood Rescue Squed to receive the moneyfrom sales of items designated for that purpose in the reclametion eree.An adequate building is needed for the protection of good items.

Recycling of newspaper, separetion of gless, end screp metel seles wereturned in with the reclamation sales money. Close to four tons of news-paper was tied or boxed in an old tractor trailer. Because the bottom haddropped out of the scrap paper market, it was donated to Cub Scout Pack 338from South Berwick, Maine in October 1975.

Disposal of trash in open burning has been a total success. The Fire De-partment had to be called only a few times. Burning is done e meximum ofonce e week end a minimum of once every three weeks on Mondays. Farmerswho have had livestock die put them in a trench and cover them over witheerth. The general public who use the disposal eree ere most cooperativein throwing their trash over the bank. Tires are accidently put in thiserea, then they h8ve to be spotted end pieced in the tire dispossl eree.

The summer hours are from June first to September 30th, which is the firehazard time. Forest Fire Warden Carroll L. B8ssett kept e close touch in

regard to safe burning of the disposal eree. District Fire Chief Clerk M.

Devis geve the open burning eree e good stending report eech time he turnedit into the Selectmen. We received en open burning extension until July1976.

One committee meeting wes held end no funds were esked for in December.


Jsne B. "Sunshine" MorseSecrete ry

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PETITION

October 5, 1975

Board of SelectmenTown of NorthwoodNorthwood, New Hampshire

Gentlemen:

We the undersigned, being more than ten voters of the Town of Northwood,request that the following article be included in the Warrant for the AnnualTown Meeting to be held in March of 1976:

To see if the Town will vote to accept and maintain the main trunk road,

known 8s Harvey Road, located in the Harvey Lake Estates Development.


Bernard Tasker Kenneth C. HobartJean Hodgdon Kenneth Hobart, Jr.Maurice Hodgdon Cecelia M. Hob8rtJeremiah Keane Harriett J. PetersonMary W. Keane Richard S. PetersonJohn g. WalshJoann LeClairRudolph E. LeClairSteven F. AnthonyWayne HallAndrew BrownRichard DowstDiane DowstShirley Tasker

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PETITION

We the undersigned, being registered voters of the town of Northwood,County of Rockingham in the state of New Hampshire, do herewith petition theselectmen of the town of Northwood, for removal of the planning board, andall ordinances and powers as prescribed by chapter 31, section 63c, laws ofthe state of New Hampshire, to be placed on the town ballot for the 1976town meeting.

Jacqueline M. LindahlDavid T. Lind8hlLeon E. Wallace Jr.Beverly E. WallaceG. Alfred BartlettNellie BartlettMarcia M. TaskerLynwood C. FifeBliss S. MegonCynthia J. Blanche rdLawrence N. Tasker Sr.

Freda B. TaskerClara FifeNorene S. SaulsRobert F. BrownJames D. ShermanLawrence N. Tasker Jr.Richard H. CummingsRichard T. ConlonCharles H. Chesley IIIDonna M. TaskerCecil W. Tasker Sr.

Henry R. Masten Sr.

Irene MastenChristina MestenCharles R. MansfieldGlenda MansfieldGeraldine M. CoyleHugh S. CoyleJanice L. RichMaxine YoungJohn Newman Sr.

John P. NewmanFran NewmanLorraine M. BenedettoLinda J. Allen

Beatrice HeflinSharolyn L. ReinholdPhyllis BrownJames R. BarnesMaureen E. BrownRussell E. BelyeaEleanor BelyesWalter B. WilsonViolet WilsonJames D. WilsonSandra J. WilsonIda TwomblyEdith B. CummingsRichard ConlonRita W. ConlonGeorge E. RichardsCharles L. ThompsonClaudia M. ThompsonPaul MarshallLena MarshallRobert A. ColeCh8rles Q. Blanche rd

Joan P. ReinholdRoy DufieldFlorence L. DufieldPauline PentelopoulosFlorence P. BoudreauMarjory BorofskyFlorant DemersYvonne DemersMurray D. TaskerEsther V. TaskerJay D. McCartinJene M. McCartinElmer D. TaskerEdith T. Tasker

Ronald BallouJune LeoneDonna Lee TaskerWilbur C. HoadleyMartin CosterDonald N. ReinholdMrs. Scott NaultHarriet BallouWayne HallShirley E. T8skerRichard PetersenAlf AndersenJohanne AndersenJohn Andersen Sr.

John G. Andersen Jr,

Helen WhitcherMrs. K. C. HobartEvelyn WilsonJames WilsonLaurence JilletteFred TwomblyConcetta JilletteRobert D. PollardRoland B. ThomasAlice M. ThomasJoan ColeBeatrice TaskerDonald D. TaskerMargaret CassBarbara TuttleDavid CassJohn TuttleKenneth C. HobsrtRuth R. Ho8dleyMary E. DeMsggio

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PETITION

We the undersigned Legal Registered Voters of the town of Northwood,N. H. petition the town to provide more humane treatment for strsy animalsthan is presently administered.

This would include a covered, dry warm shelter.tion in Northwood other than the town dump.

Also, a better loca-

We also petition the town to provide us with visble alternatives.

Linda MahoneyNorthwood, N. H.

9^2-8382

Marion YoungBruce W. YoungK8thy PeckSandra Te8lJudith GammonEsther M. YoungVirginia L. McFarlandMarjory BorofskyPauline PantelopoulosFlorence P. BoudreauBarbara J. HopkinsJosephine M. ChandlerFlorant DemersYvonne Demers

Phyllis L. ReeseGeorge E. ReeseDudley S. MerrillEleanor W. MerrillFred TwomblyIda TwomblyPhilip TwomblyPhyllis SmithJudy TwomblyMerton TwomblyDon PostDoris L. BennettJoan LeffelNaomi Twombly

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Annual Report

of the

School District

of

Northwood

New Hampshire

For the Year Ending June 30, 1975

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OFFICERS OF THE NORTHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT

1975-76

School Board

Robert J. Stout Term Expires 1976Walter Jsckson Term Expires 1977Thomas Madson Term Expires 1978

Superintendent of Schools

Charles H. Morgan, B. S. Ed., M. Ed.

Assistant Superintendent

Franklin E. Black, B.A., M. Ed.

Treasurer

Constance R. Linnell

Moderator

Robert A. Johnson

Clerk

Jean W. Lane

Auditors

Eleanor PinkhamHelen Sherman

Truant Officer

Jane B. Morse

School Nurse

Carline Kallgren, R. N,

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SCHOOL WARRANT


To the Inhabitants of the School district in the town of Northwoodqualified to vote in district affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said district onthe 2nd day of March 1976, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, to act uponthe following subjects:

1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.

2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.

3. To choose a Member of the School Board for the ensuingthree years.

b. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.

5. To choose Auditors, and all other necessary officers 8ndagents for the ensuing year.

Given under our hands st said Northwood this 12th day of January 1976

A true copy of Warrant --Attest:

Robert J. StoutWalter JacksonThomas Madson

Robert J. StoutWalter JacksonThomas Madson

School Board

School Board

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SCHOOL WARRANTThe State of New Hampshire

To the Inhabitants of the School district in the town of Northwood qualifiedto vote in district affairs:You are hereby notified to meet st the Northwood School in said district onthe sixth day of March 1976, at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon, to act uponthe following subjects:

1. To determine and appoint the salaries of the school board end truantofficer, 8nd fix the compensation of any other officers or agent of thedistrict.

2. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees, or officerschosen, end pass 8ny vote relating thereto.

3. To choose agents and committees in relation to any subject embracedin this warrant.

4. To see what sum of money the district will raise and appropriate forthe support of schools, for the salaries of school district officials and

agents, snd for the payment of statutory obligations of the district.

5. To see if the district will authorize the school board to makeapplication for and to receive and to expend in the name of the district,such advances, grants-in-aid, or other funds for educational purposes 8s maynow or hereafter be forthcoming from the United States Government end/orstate agencies.

6. Shall the provisions of the absentee ballot for the election ofschool district officers be adopted by the Northwood School District?

7. To see if the district will vote to elect its auditors for two yearterms, starting with the election of 1977. The first year, one auditor willbe elected for a one year term, one for a two year term; thereafter thedistrict will elect one auditor each year for a two year term.

8. Pending court interpretation of R.S.A. 186-A, does the districtwish to authorize the School Board to provide an education for handicappedchildren under age six (6) as permitted under R.S.A. 186-A.

9. To transect any other business which may legally come before thismeeting.

Given under our hands at said Northwood this ninth dsy of February, 1976.

ROBERT J. STOUTWALTER JACKSON School BoardTHOMAS MADSON

A true copy of Warrant --Attest:ROBERT J. STOUTWALTER JACKSON School BoardTHOMAS MADSON

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BUDGET OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NORTHWOOD

1976 - 1977

Purposes of Appropriation

Administration:SalariesContracted ServicesOther Expenses

Instruction:SalariesTextbooksLibrary & Audiovisual Mat.

Teaching SuppliesContracted ServicesOther Expenses

Attendance Services

:

Health Services:

Pupil Transportation:

Operation of Plant:SalariesSuppliesContracted ServicesHeatUtilities

Maintenance of Plant

Fixed Charges:Employee Retirement & F.I.C.A.InsuranceRent

School Lunch & Spec. Milk Program:

Student -Body Activities:

ApprovedBudget1975-76

$ 1, 147.001,030.00

550.00

160,151.003,200.001,700.0010,150.00

990.00750.00

130.00

7,944.00

17,896.00

9,000.002,200.00

500.006,800.005,500.00

9, 54l.OO

15,145.002,000.00

1.00

8,500.00

1,950.00

School Board'sBudget1976-77

$ 1,147.001,130.001,600.00

17^,332.002,600.001,950.0010,850.00

990.00800.00

130.00

10,625.00

20,000.00

9>50.002,200.00

650.007,300.006,000.00

8,885.00

16,310.002,600.00

10,500.00

2,200.00

Recommended1976-77

$ 1, 147.001,130.001,600.00

170,000.002,600.001,950.0010,850.00

990.00800.00

130.00

10,625.00

20,000.00

9,450.002,200.00

650.007,300.006,000.00

8,885.00

15,944.002,600.00

10,500.00

2,200.00

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500.00

575.001,200.00

64o.oo1,200.00

640.00

5,000.00925.00

5,000.00740.00

5,000.00740.00

163,486.009,79^.007,693.8411,000.00

194,240.0010,176.008,023.0012,000.00

194,240.0010,176.008,023.00

12,000.00

Capital Outlay:BuildingsEquipment

Debt Service:Principal of DebtInterest on Debt

Outgoing Transfer Accounts in StateTuitionTransportationSupervisory Union ExpensesOther Expenses C.B.N.A.

Expenditures to other thanPublic Schools: 10,385.00 4,342.00 4,342.00

Summer School:Deficit Approp. H.S. Tuition 6,000.00 6,000.00

Total Appropriations $476,133.84 $534,610.00 $529,912.00

REVENUES & CREDITS AVAILABLE TO REDUCE SCHOOL TAXES

Revenue from State Sources:Sweepstakes $ 4,000.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00School Building Aid 10,985.00 2,332.00 2,332.00Intellectually Retarded --- 4,000.00 4,000.00Business Profits Tax 7,730.00 8,117.00 8,117.00

Revenue from Federal Sources:Sch. Lunch & Sp. Milk Program 7,000.00 9,000.00 9,000.00Federal Funds C.B.N.A. 11,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00

Local Revenue Except Taxes:Timber Lot --- 3,500.00 3,500.00

Total School Revenues and Credits $ 40,715.00 $ 48,949.00 $ 48,949.00

District Assessment $435,4l8.84 $485,661.00 $480,963.00

Total Appropriations $476,133.84 $534,610.00 $529,912.00

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FINANCIAL REPORT

New Hampshire State Department of Education

197^ - 19T5

NORTHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT

For the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 197ând Ending June 30, 1975

RECEIPTS

Taxes Received from School District Levies: $380, 088.25

Other Revenue from Locsl Sources: 10,926.80

Revenue from State Sources:School Building Aid *S985.36*Handicapped Aid 3, 600.00Sweepstakes 5 , M*3 .87Transportation (Dover High) 39^.2U

Revenue from Federal Sources:Vocational Education 8,65^.17School Lunch and Milk Program 10,323.53Public Law Qjk 3,885.00

Received from Other School Districts: (Tuition) 728.22

Received from Refunds, etc. 2,019. *»6

Total Net Receipts from 8 11 sources #*31, 0^8.90

Cash on hand at beginning of year 13 . 59^ . 17

Grand Total Net Receipts $hkk,6k3.01

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SCHOOL DISTRICT

Year Ending June 30, 1975

Treasurer's Financial Report

Local Sources:Appropriations Current Year $380, 088.25Timber Cut 10,920.80Filing Fees 6.00

From State:Building Aid $ *+,985.36Sweepstakes 5,*4*+3.87

Tuition 728.22

From Federal Sources:Public Law 87*4, Title 1 $ 3,885.00School Lunch and Milk Program 10,323.53Vocational Education 13 , 005. 53

All Other Sources

$391,015.05

$ 11,157>5

$ 27,21^.06

$ 1,662.3*4- $ 1,662.3*4

Cash on H8nd at Beginning of YearJuly 1, 197*+ $ 13,59*4.17 $ 13,59*4.17

Total Available $*+*4*i-,643.07

Less School Board Orders 421,210.23

Cash on Hand July 1, 1975 (Treasurer's Bank Balance) $ 23,*432.84


Constance R. Linnell, Treasurer

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

EXPENDITURES

Administration:District OfficersContracted ServicesOther Expenses

Instruction:Principal's SalaryTeachers' Salaries

Mrs. HoogeveenMs. FraserMrs. PollardMrs. BertlettMrs. MoneMrs. LoewerMr. HinmanMs. DurkinMr.Mrs

Bresnahan, Bonin

Mr. GrossMrs. HibberdMr. DrouinMs. Barry-

Mrs. FelkerMrs. BassettMrs. BishopMrs. GermannMrs. ByrneMs. Kinney

SubstitutesSecretary and ClericalMusic TeacherTextbooksLibraries and Audio VisualTeaching SuppliesContracted ServicesOther Expenses

Attendance Services:Health Services:

SalaryOther Expenses

Pupil Transportation: (Contracted Services)Operation of Plant:

SalariesSupplies (janitorial)Contracted ServicesHeatUtilities

$9,177.008,64l.OO9,798.009,798.007, 314.009,798.008,280.009,453.008,1*39.00

3,910.778,641.009,212.008,280.008,653.003,090.002,550.001,987.501,076.151,639.003,506.20

I 1,007.00798.00726. 46

12,650.00133,242.00

2,439.642,640.912,350.002,732.93

888.829,202.841,315.00

579.5210.00

7,280.00269.50

16,896.00

8,600.001,810.20110.00

5,383.585,547.08

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Maintenance of Building:Replacement of Equipment 1,255.85Repairs to Equipment 924.90Contracted Services 884.27Repairs to Building 2,739.78

Fixed Charges:Employees' Retirement System 1,697.13Federal Ins. Contribution Act 9,903.07Insurance 1, 640 . 50Rent of Buildings 14,839.00

School Lunch and Special Milk:Federal Monies 10,323.53District Monies 1,500.00

Student Body Activities:Salaries 645.00Expenditures 762 .97

Capital Outlay:Sites 2,961.45Building 250.00Equipment 516.75

Debt Service:Principal of Debt 10,000.00Interest on Debt 1,295.00

Outgoing Transfer Account:Tuition to other School Districts 12,111.73Tuition to Public Academies 107,754.22Transportation to Public Schools 1, 517.16District Share of Supervisory Union Expenses 6,570.28Other In-State Expenses 8,654.17Tuition to Private Schools 1,003.00Transportation to Private Schools 1,108.00

Total Net Expenditures for all Purposes $419,190.77C8sh on Hand at end of Year, June 30, 1975 23,432.84Monies received from Refunds 2.019.46

Grand Total Net Expenditures $444,643.07

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NORTHWOOD SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

Financial Statement

197*+ - 1975

Balance - July 1, 1974 $ 92.67

Receipts:

St8te and Federal ReimbursementsBalance of 1973-74 2,065.25

1974-75 7, 797.40

District AppropriationBalance of 1973-74 1,000.00

1974-75 1,500.00

Lunch SalesAdult 721.00Children 10,092.63Miscellaneous 3.11

Total Receipts $23,272.06

Expenditures:

Food $14,084.12Labor 6,210.56Equipment 634.80Expendible Supplies 3l8.l6Miscellaneous Expenses 623 . 82

Total Expenditures $21,871.46

Balance - June 30, 1975 $ 1,400.60

Other Program Resourses

:

USDA Commodities Received(Wholesale value) $ 2,902.00

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BALANCE SHEET

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1975

Assets:

Cash in bank $1,14-00.60

Accounts ReceivableReimbursements 2,276.10Food and Supply Inventory 1 , 403 . 06

Total Assets $5,079.76

Liabilities:

Accounts Payable $ NoneWorking Capital 5,079*76

Total Liabilities and Working Capital $5,079.76

Grace L. Parsons,

Bookkeeper

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IN MEMORIAM

CHARLES H. MORGAN

SUPERINTENDENT

1970 to 1976

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT ANDASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

Assignment

Grade 1, Level 1

Grade 1, Level 1

Grade 2, Level 2

Grade 2, Level 3

Grade 3, Level k

Grade 3, Level 5

Grade h

Grade 5 i

To the School Board and citizens of the Northwood School District:

When school opened in September of 1975, the Northwood Elementary Schoolwas organized as indicated below.

Employee

Mrs. Albertina HoogeveenMiss Barbara FraserMrs. Eva PollardMiss Rebecca HeckmanMrs. Pamela ThayerMiss Virginia GustafsonMr. David HinmanMrs. Eleanor LoewerMr. William H. Lambert, Jr.Mr. John BresnahanMr. S. Thomas HallMiss Marlene KinneyMiss Barbara BarryMrs. Bonita HibbardMr. Thomas ConwayMiss Linda GayerMrs. Arlene BassettMr. Aldric ForestMrs. Carline KallgrenMrs. Eleanor ByrneMrs. Pamela BishopMrs. Ruth HubnerMrs. Ann GrabowskiMrs. Margaret DemersMr. George Pe8seMrs. Marion LovelyMrs. Grace ParsonsMrs. Sue PeaseMrs. Kathleen Bernier

Mathematics, upper gradesScience, upper gradesSocial Studies, upper gradesEnglish, upper gradesSpecial EducationLanguage, upper gradesPrincipalTeacher AideTeacher AideMusic, part timeSchool NurseArt, part timeSpecial Education, part time*SecretaryLearning Disabilities #Speech Clinician # &CustodianCustodianLunch ManagerCafeteria WorkerCafeteria Worker

* Funded by State Agency for handicapped.

# Funded as part of Joint Project under Title 1 forBarrington, Northwood, Nottingham and Strafford.

& Also under contract to the district for additional work.

The enrollment by grades in the Northwood Elementary School at the

opening of school was as indicated in the following.

GradeNumber 38 39 50

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7 8

31 32 52 32 k2Total316

In 197^, the total enrollment at the beginning of school was 325. The pupilteacher ratio as a whole was 22.5, which is very good. However, it must bepointed out that the enrollments in grades k and 5 are higher than the minimumstandards for elementary schools permit.

Northwood pupils attending secondary schools at District expense weredistributed as the chart shows.

Grade TuitionSchool Attended 9 10 11 12 Total Rate

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy 39 29 35 29 132 $1,121.00Dover High School 3 5 3 11 1,100.00Dover AREA Vocational School k 3 1 8 1,100.00Oyster River High School 2 1 3 1,305.00Total £5 3% 51 31 15*"

In addition to the secondary school pupils, there are two other pupilsbeing educated outside the district. These are handicapped pupils for whichprovision may not be made within the local school facilities. One student is

at Amoskeag and one is at the Concord Rehabilitation Center.

The chief problem with which the district is faced is that of providingsuitable space, end sufficient space, for the programs it is operating. Asdirected by the last District Meeting, children with handicaps are beingeducated within the district in so far as possible. Educationally, this is

not sound as it means that all programs being offered are "making do" withless than adequate facilities. There is no proper area for conducting theinstrumental music program. The lessons are heard over most of the buildingand have a tendency to disturb classes. The Resource Area, because of itsuse for small group instruction, is no longer reasonably suitable for minimumexposure of the children to the training this area is intended to provide.The shop program lacks safe, well lighted quarters for its activities, whichcould prove to be dangerous to some child over the course of time. It is allvery well to get by with what one has, but the point has been reached wherethere is a high investment in time, personnel, and effort, which produces a

comparatively low return.

On the positive side, it should be pointed out thst the pupils havemany opportunities not often extended to pupils in schools of similar size.There is at least introductory development of skills in these activities.The pupils appear to be h8ppy and well adjusted. They also seem to havesome voice in making decisions which effect them directly at school. Theirexposure to athletics and competition with neighboring schools has been good.School spirit and community support of the efforts of the children has beenhigh, as evidenced by the continued support of the magazine subscriptiondrive each year.

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We wish to thank the School Board, the staff, and the pupils, as wellas the community, for their continued support and cooperation.


Charles H. MorganSuperintendent

Franklin E. BlackAssistant Superintendent

SALARY OF SUPERINTENDENT AND

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

197^-75

(R.S.A. Chapter 189:48 — New Hampshire Laws)

AssistantSchool District io Local Sh8re Superintendent Superintendent

Barrington 12.615 $ 1,986.86 $ 1,222.39Farmington 2U.925 3,925.69 2,*U5.23Middleton 2.125 33^.69 205.91Milton 15.92 2,507AO 1,5^2.64Northwood 12.11 1,907.33 1,173>6Nottingham 8.25 1,299.37 799.^2Strafford 8.39 1,321.k2 812.99Wakefield 15.665 2,^67. 21* 1.517.9*

100.000 15,750.00 9,689.98State's Share 2,500.00 1,800.00

Total $18,250.00 $11,U89.98

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PRINCIPAL'S REPORT

To the Northwood School Board and the Citizens of Northwood

:

In the oast ye^r, we have continued to strive to improve the quality ofeducation for every Ftudent at Northwood Elementary School.

We have initiated a system of mainstreaming, which has allowed us to makebetter use of our existing facilities. Our former library 8re8 has been trans-formed into a total learning center. Miss Barbara Barry is the Director, andshe has five people working closely with her - a Special Education teacher,Speech Clinician, Learning Disabilities Specialist, and two Aides. The mainresponsibility of this program is to handle any learning difficulty that hasbeen observed by the home room teacher. The youngster is referred to theCenter and works with whichever teacher or Aide that handles his particularproblem.

The rest of our program has been going along without any major changes.

The student enrollment as of January 5> 1975 is as follows:

Grade 1 - 36 Grade 5 - 312 - 40 6-533-50 7-32k - 31 8-38

These figures have varied from a high of 323 at the beginning of school yearto the current student population of 311.

We have had quite a large turnover in teachers for this year. The newteachers are as follows:

Miss Becky Hackman, Level 3, is a graduate of Plymouth State Collegewith one year's teaching experience in Hooksett.

Miss Gail Gustafson, Level 5, is also a graduate of Plymouth State,

and is a beginning teacher.

Mrs. Pamela Thayer, Level h, has returned to us after a two year's absence

Mr. William Lambert, graduated from Plymouth State, and is teaching mathin Grades 6 - 7 - 8.

Mr. Thomas Hall, graduated from Plymouth State, also, and teaches SocialStudies in Grades 6 - 7 - 8.

Mrs. Linda Gayer is our new Aide in the Learning Center.

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One renovation has taken place over the holidays. We have completed theaccoustical work in the gym/auditorium area, which will allow us to utilizethis area more effectively.

We have continued to maintain an active extra-curricular program for ourstudents. This winter we have three coaches working with upwards of over 100students in our basketball programs.

The graduating class of 1976 will be about 38 - ho students.

In closing, I would like to thank the citizens of Northwood, on behalf ofthe staff at the school and myself for their continued support of quality edu-cation for our students.

I would also like to express my appreciation for the help given me by theSupervisory Union Office. Mr. Frank Black, the Assistant Superintendent, andMr. Charles Morgan, Superintendent, have always been available when help wasneeded

.

To the three members of our School Board, Mr. Robert Stout, Mr. ThomasMadson and Mr. Walter Jackson, my th8nks for making this year a very productiveyear for the Northwood School. Without their backing and guidance, progresscould not continue.

Thomas R. ConwayPrincipal

NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1975 GRADUATING CLASS

Cheryl A. AllenMyron B. BatesRonald F. BallouRussell J. BedardBrice A. BennettPamela J. BoutinJennifer H. ByrneCarl P. CarrMichael A. CarrDeborah M. CassEsta L. DownsElaine K. EmersonGail E. EmersonKenneth G. GliddenKeith L. GuptillPeter B. GuptillBrenda L. Hastings

Richard H. HastingsNancy R. HeathKathy J. HookerLeon E. JockJohn H. KelleyJeannette A. LesieurDean A. LesterMark G. LewisMichael M. LovelyLeslie M. MagoonAnnette M. MastenTheresa L. MichaudJoan P. MuntzEllen J. NutterWilliam M. O'ConnorPhilip H. Olsen

Gary W. PerkinsLarry G. PerkinsLeah C. RandClay N. SaulsJohn E. SaulsPaul E. SmithWilliam E. SteeleRobert W. StoutJames N. StaplefordKevin M. TaskerMary Lou A. TsskerTerry L. TaskerKaren F. ThompsonArthur W. ThurberKimberly A. WarrenPatricia A. Ye8zitzisJohn M. Young

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SCHOOL HEALTH REPORT

The health program for the yesr 197^-1975 was carried on in the usualmanner with an annual physical inspection of each student by the nurse.When defects were noted, the appropriate referral and follow-up was made.

Vision tests 3^9 Height 3^2Hearing tests 183 Weight ^50First Aid 267 Inspection 3U6Home visits 10 (including head lice)111 students taken home by School Nurse 18

Students transported to doctors or clinics Ik

Pre -school registration 32

The students received the benefits of preventative dental c8re throughseveral worthwhile programs. Nine students received dental care throughNorthwood Matching Funds. This money was m8de available through the gener-osity of the local P.T.A. and the Harvey Lake Woman's Club. Dr. Jay D. Clark,Pittsfield, was the participating dentist. One hundred and thirteen studentsresponded to a cleaning and fluoride clinic held in May. Mrs. Claire Sklsrinand Mrs. Linda Sawyer were the hygienists. Through a program supported andsponsored by the N. H. Bureau of Dental Public Health, the students in Grade kparticipated in a daily dry-brushing program.

Immunizations and Communicable Diseases

Number of students immunized (Rural Health Council Clinic) 29Pediculosis 28Impetigo k

Strep throat cultures kf (15 positive)Mononucleosis 2

During the school year weekly visits were made to Levels 1 and 2. Healthrelated classroom activities were planned. The 6th Grade completed a BasicFirst Aid Course. The 7th and 8th Grades viewed several films and slides aspart of V. D. education.

Activities of School Nurse: participated in the P.S.V.H. Clinic sponsoredby the local Lions Club, 131 students tested; showed V.D. slides to P. T. A.;attended workshops on Diabetes, First Aid, Drugs and Asthma.

Films on the following subjects were shown to the students in connectionwith the health education program for the year: nutrition, smoking, selfawareness, personal health, dental health, birth defects.

I would like to express my thanks to the Superintendent, School BoardMembers, teachers and parents for their cooperation and support during thep8st year.

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Carline Kallgren, R.N.

School Nurse

NORTHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT

Proposed Calendar - 1976-1977 School Year

FIRST TERM

SECOND TERM

THIRD TERM

FOURTH TERM

DAYS OUT

October 11October 22November 11

November 25-26December 2^-31February 21-25April 25-29May 30

September 8, 1976 to December 23, 1976

January 3, 1977 to February 18, 1977

February 28, 1977 to April 22, 1977

May 2, 1977 to June 23, 1977

72 Days

35 Days

kO Days

38 Days

185 Days

Columbus DayTeachers ' ConventionVeterans' DayThanksgiving RecessChristmas VacationWinter VacationSpring VacationMemorial Day

Washington's Birthday Anniversary falls on February 21, which is during theWinter Vacation, and Fast Day falls on April 25, which is during the SpringVacation.

The above calendar provides for 185 days of school. The equivalent of 180days must be devoted to classroom instruction as a minimum. This calendarallows for either 5 full d8ys for staff development, curriculum review, staffplanning and the like, or for 10 half days. Days missed due to storms, etc.,

would need to be recovered either during vacation periods, or by extendingthe number of sessions. If the staff development program is to be effective,it would need to be operated as a part of the contracted school year.

This calendar is subject to revision by the School Board.

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