annual report town of hinsdale new hampshire 1979

ANNUAL REPORTS

OF

HINSDALE, N. H.

1979

ANNUAL REPORTS

OF THE

TOWN OFFICERS

OF

HINSDALE, N. H.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING

DECEMBER 31, 1979

DEDICATION

Your Htnsdale Board of Selectmen very proudly dedicate-

this 1979 Town Report to Eleanor S. Smith, who for forty

years has capably served Hinsdale as our Town Clerk.

Eleanor is dedicated, helpful, friendly and loyal in

serving Hinsdale in a manner in which we all can be

proud.

We want all our citizens to know that Eleanor's 40

years of dedicated, responsible service to our town

has not gone unnoticed.

We extend to Mrs. Smith our deep and sincere apprecia-

tion for a job more than well done.

Hinsdale Board of Selectmen

Paul G. BoroskI, Chairman

Romao Renaud, Selectman

Paul P. Sprague, Selectman

2.

IN MEMORIAM

This 1979 Town Report is given in memory of Miss Sylvia

Fletcher who for 19 years generously devoted her time

and energy as Hinsdale's faithful libarian, and who was,

more importantly, a frtend to all who knew her.

August 12, 1912 - August 17, 1979

3.

INDEX

Page

Administrative Assistants Report 86Appropriation & Taxes Assessed 20-21

Auditors Report ( State Auditors) 65w68

Board of Adjustment 87Bonded Debt 23-24Budget 16-17Civil Defense & Surplus Equip. 88Compartive Statement of Appropriations & Expenses 43-61Compartive Statement of Indebtness Valuation Taxes 22Conservation Commission Report 89Dedications 2-3Fire Department Report 78-80Index 4Inventory 19Library Reports 69-71Municipal Court 72Payments 41-42Planning Board Report 90Playground Committee Report 91

Police Report 81-82Public Health Nursing Assoc. 83-85Receipts 38-40Revenue 18Tax Collector's Report 26-37Town Clerk Report 25Town Officers 5-8Trustee of Trust Fund Report 62-64Vital Statistics

Births 92-93Marriages ( 94-95Deaths 96

Warrant 9-15Water & Sewer Dept. Reports 73-77

TOWN OFFICERS

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Moderator

Eugene Gaffey

Selectmen and Assessors

Paul Boroski Term E^xpires 1980Romao Renaud Term Expires 1981Paul Sprague Term Expires 1982

Town Clerk

Eleanor S. Smith

Town Treasurer

Marjorie Zavorotny

Collector of Taxes

Robert Savory

Public Works Supervisor

Fred McCagg

Water & Sewer Commissioners

Michael Wojchick - Supt.

Bernard Mathewson Term Expires 1980Edward Dubriske Term Expires 1981

Paul Aust Term Expires 1982

Supervisors of Check List

Ellenore Brinck Maria Shaw Judith Doucette

Representative to General Court

Patrick O'Connor

State Auditors

Overseer of Charities

Paul Sprague

5.

Joseph DoucetteWilli am HodgmanRonald MajerRobert Marshall

Chief of ftre Departttrent

Alan Zavorotny

Municipal Court

Eugene E. Gaffey, Justice

Health Officer

Dr. Harvey Deutsch

Forest Fire Warden

Alan Zavorotny

Fire Dept. Clerk

Lewis Major

Deputy Wardens

Joseph RoyJames Stand ift

Elmer Wilkins III

Michael Woj chick

Chief of Police

Thomas A. MacQuarrie, Sr.

Sargent

Joseph Dempsey

Patrol eman

John Dudek

Special Police Officers

Jerome BlodgettMichael BoldenJohn BonnettMarcel 1 us HoweAlbert KrumenakerDonald Perkins

Serge PouliotCharles Rosploch Sr,

John TraverseHermon WinterMichael WojchickWilliam Young III

6.

Police f^atrons

Corrtne DempseyCarol DrosehnEdith Stevens

Crossing Guards

Judith DoucetteBarbara KeckElain Worden

Trustees of Trust Funds

Orson SmithRoland O'Neal

Hortense Williams - Clerk

Library Trustees

Peter ZavorotnyIva Nelson - TreasurerDoris Smith

Mark ChamberlainNorman HoffmanReginald GoveCharles Laval la

Gordon Leon

Budget Committee

Term Expires 1980Term Expires 1981

Term Expires 1982

Term Expires 1980Term Expires 1981

Term Expires 1982

Lewis MajorEdwin SmithGrace WordenEdward KondratPeter W, Zavorotny

Paul Boroski

Sexton

Lewis Major

Memorial Day Committee

Michael BoldenDonald Levasseur

Nurse

Mary A. Wilson

North Hinsdale Community House — Contact — - Mrs. Nelson Prouty

Civil Defense Director

Ralph Simonds

7.

Planninc} BoardCarol Rosploch Term Expires 1980Steve Kowalski Term Expires 1981Ann Corr Term Expires 1982Kenneth Higgins Term Expires 1983Charles Gratton (resigned) Term Expires 1983Eleanor O'Neal (resigned) Term Expires 1984Mildred Zywna - Alternate

Paul Sprague - Selectman

Board of Adjustment

MaryAnn Wallace (resigned) Term Expires 1980Richard Corr (resigned) Term Expires 1981

Bernard Rideout Term Expires 1981

Anna Mahoney Term Expires 1982Charles Rosploch, Jr. Term Expires 1983E. Sherman Wright Term Expires 1984

Charles Gratton [replace Maryann Wallace) Term Expires 1980AlternatesRobert BurnhamPaul Sprague - Selectman

Water Pollution

Orson Smith

Conservation Commission

Frederick Wolfe Term Expires 1980Grace Gagne Term Expires 1980Edward Hale Term Expires 1981

Robert Simonds Term Expires 1981

Frederick Bliss Term Expires 1981

Mary Lou Currier Term Expires 1982

Romao Renaud - Selectman

Playground Committee

Ann Boyd Term Expires 1980Sandra Moore Term Expires 1980William McLeod Term Expires 1981

Paul Sprague - Selectman

Bu tldtng Inspector

Stephen Kowalski

VI to Rlzzi - Assistant

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

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TOWN WARRANT

To the inhabitants of the Town of Hinsdale qualified to vote in

Town Affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the

11th day of March, 1980 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon to act onthe following subjects:

Article 1. To cast your ballots for all necessary Town Officers.

Article 2. To see if the provisions of Chcipter 171 -A of the re-

vised laws relative to playing games of beano shallbe adopted at this time.

Article 3. Are you in favor of the adoption of the amendment tothe existing town zoning ordinance as proposed by theplanning board, such amendment being a revision inits entirety of that ordinance?

Polls open on the above Articles at 10:00 A.M. and shall not beclosed earlter than 7:00 P.M.

The following part of the Town Meeting will be adjourned untilMonday, March 17, 1980 at 7:30 P.M.

Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $25,000.00 (Twenty five thousanddollars) to repair the embankment and install a re-taining wall on High St. perpendicular to Stearns Ct.

or act tn any manner thereon.Inserted by Selectmen Recommended by Budget Comm.

Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $11,000.00 (Eleven thousanddollars) for the purchase of a 1980 1 ton dumptruckfor the Water & Sewer Dept.'s, or act in any mannerthereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Recomrcended by Budget Comm.

Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate

a sum not to exceed $10,000.00 (Ten thousand dollars)

to purchase a backhoe for the Highway Dept., or act

in any manner thereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Without Recommendation byBudget Comm.

9.

Arttcle 7. To see tf the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $10,000.00 (Ten thousand dollars)to alleviate the leachate problem at the town ofHinsdale's sanitary landfill, or act in any mannerthereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Without recommendationby Budget Comm.

Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $6,500.00 (Sij( thousand five hund-red dollars) to continue the yearly maintenance ofrepatring/and or replacing town sidewalks. 1980schedule as follows: Main St. (951 ft.) Depot St.

(85 ft.) High St. (1,810 ft.) River Rd. (1,230 ft.)Canal St. (400 ft.) Northfield Rd. (385 ft.), or actin any manner thereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Recommended by Budget Comm.

Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $5,136.00 (Five thousand one hundred thirtysix dollars) for a records keeper.

Inserted by petition without recommendation Budget Comm,

Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $4,000.00 (Four thousand dollars) to sealthe following roads: Pleasant St. (1,500 ft.) High-land Ave. (3,600 ft.) School St. (1,500 ft.) CreamPot Htll (1,600 ft.) Revere Drive (400 ft.) Dale &

crescent Streets (1,000 ft.), or act in any mannerthereon


Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $2,898.00 (Two thousand eight hundred

ninety eight dollars) as its share of the operatingcosts of the Southwestern N. H. Regional Planning Comm.


Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $2,700.00 (Two thousand seven hundreddollars) for Crossing Guards, or act in any mannerthereon.


Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise the sum of

$2,500.00 (Two thousand five hundred dollars) forRescue, Inc., or act in any manner thereon.


10.

Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $2,500.00 (Two thousand fivehundred dollars) to purchase a gasoline pump with a

key and meter system for the town gasoline stationto replace the present gasoline pump, or act in anymanner thereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Without recommendation Budget CommArticle 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate

the sum of $1,781.00 (One thousand seven hundred eightyone dollars) for the support of the Monadnock Familyand Mental Health Services. This is .50 per capitabased on population figures from the SouthwesternRegional Planning Commission for the Town of Hinsdale,or act In any manner thereon.


Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $1,500.00 (One thousand fivehundred dollars) for the purpose of preparing a

Housing Assistance Plan In accordance with the guide-lines of the United States Department of Housing andUrban Development, or act In any manner thereon.


Article 17. To see If the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $1,398.00 (One thousand three hundred ninetyeight dollars) for the purchase of a hand held Radarunit, the money to be raised by matching funds fromthe N. H. Highway Safety Agency at %50/%50, or actIn any manner thereon.

Inserted by petition Without recommendation byBudget Comm.

Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate

a sum not to exceed $1,000.00 (One thousand dollars)to fund f!eals-On-Wheels to elderly shut-in citizensof Hinsdale as sponsored by the Hinsdale Senior Meals

Program through Cheshire Senior Services.Inserted by petition f^ecorpmended by Budget Comm.

Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $724.00 (Seven hundred twenty four dollars) u

for the support of the Monadnock Region Association, |l

or take any other action relating thereto. This sum

is based on the formula of twenty cents per town re-

sident according to the latest available census figures.

Inserted by Selectmen Without recommendation by

Budget Comm.

11.

Article 20.

Article 21

Article 22.

Article 23.

Article 24.

Article 25.

To see tf the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $701.92 (Seven hundred one dollars andninety two cents) in addition to which the St^te willcontribute $4,679.49 to be expended on Class IV and

V road construction, or act in any manner thereon.Inserted by Selectmen Recommended by Budget Comm.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatea sum not to exceed $550.00 (Five hundred fifty dollars)to purchase a two-way radio for the Civil DefenseDepartment, or act in any manner thereon.

Inserted by Selectmen Htthout recommendation Budget comm.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriatethe sum of $475.00 (Four hundred seventy five dollars)to supply the necessary inaterials and labor to installfour, 4" diameter standard weight posts and connectingchain around the monument on Monument Rd., or act inany manner thereon.

Inserted by Selectmen f^ecomipended b^ Budget Comm.

To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and

authorize the withdrawal from the Revenue SharingFund established under the provisions of the Stateand Local Assistance Act of 1972 for use as setoffsagainst budget appropriations in the amount indicated;and further to authorize the Selectmen to make prorata reductions in the amounts if estimated entitle-ments are reduced, or take any action thereon.

FirePoliceHighwayStreet LightsRubbish Pick-upTotal

$ 4,857.0017,442.0015,301.006,528.008,094.00

$52,222.00Inserted by Budget Comm. Recomnended by Budget Comm.

To see if the Town will vote to eliminate the positionof Administrative Assistant to the Selectmen effectiveApril 22, 1980, and delete the sum of $17,990 (Seven-teen thousand nine hundred ninety dollars) from thegeneral budget for this position and insert the sumof $3,500.00 (Three thousand five hundred dollars)

to fund the posiiton until the above termination date.

Inserted by petition

To see if the Town will vote to allow a 3% discount

for the first 30 days after the tax bills are mailed

on the payment of taxes in full, or act in any manner

thereon.Inserted by Selectmen

12.

Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to confirm and authorizethe authority of the Selectmen to sell any propertywhich the Town has acquired through ta^ sale and tax

collector's deed to the town, or act in any mannerthereon.

Inserted by Selectmen

Article 27. To see if the Town will authorize the establishment ofthe office of building inspector and to authorize theselectmen to act as building inspector or to appointa person to act for them to serve at their will asthe building inspector. The building inspector willbe guided tn the performance of duties by RSA 36:35and 36.


Article 28. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board ofSelectmen to apply for, accept and expend money fromthe state, federal or another gnyermenta'l unit or a

prtvate source which becomes available during the yeartn accordance with the procedures' set forth in

RSA 31:95-b.Inserted by Selectmen

Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to accept a gift of oneCapen upright piano for use in the Town Hall, givenby Mrs. Cizzie Fletcher, in memory of her daughter,Mtss Sylvia Fletcher, or act in any manner thereon.


Article 30. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the TaxCollector, with the approval of the Selectmen toappoint a Deputy Tax Collectoro Said Deputy shall besworn in, shall have powers of the Tax Collector, maybe removed at the pleasure of the Tax Collector, and

shall before entering upon the duties of the officegive bond as provided in section 6 of chapter 41.

Article 31. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board ofSelectmen to reseach and investigate the feasibilityof a computer system for the town's municipal govern-ment; and if the Board of Selectmen so determine thatsaid system is of benefit to the town, to authorizethe Board of Selectmen to incorporate said systemduring fiscal year 1981, or act in any manner thereon.


13.

Article 32. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen andTown Treasurer to borrow a sum or sums, in anticipationof the collection of taxes for the current municipalyear and to issue in the name and on the creditof the Town negotiable notes therefore, said notesto be repaid during the current municipal year andfrom taxes collected within the current municipalyear.


Article 33. To allow the Town to accept pre-^payments on all taxes,with a warrant from the Selectmen, or act in anymanner thereon.


Article 34. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen tocontract for and accept aid relative to disasters,or act in any manner thereon.


Article 35. To see if the Town will vote to accept and adoptthe report of the Selectmen, Auditors, and other

Town Officers.Inserted by Selectmen

Article 36. To see how much money the Town will vote to raiseand appropriate for the parent of ordinary Towncharges for all Town Dept's and for all othernecessary expenses arising wtth the Town.

(See Budget & Revenue Sharing Arttcle)

Arttrie 37. To see tf the Town will vote to raise andappropriate the total amount necessary topay the above voted articles and budget,or act in any manner thereon.


Article 38. To transact any other business that may legally

come before this meeting.


14.

Gtyen under our hands and seal in said Hinsdale this 15th day

of February, 1980.

ul Gi. Bocj^sêTT^ha i rman 'Paul Q. Bocj!

Selectmen of Hinsdale, N. H. ^^^^^^^^^"^"7^ ^(^^^^--^^-^t^^^Romao Renaud, Selectman

Pciui P. Spragjjrc, SeÎ^c

PauT G . .Bf;)ûsk i , C-h»4^'=fflaiLir

A true copy of Warrant Attest: /;£^3:2::££LV^L^^::22^;:r^:Romao Renaad, Selectman

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BUDQETTOWN OF HINSDALE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Purpose of Expenditures Approp. Actual Estimated1979 1979 1980

Town Officers' Salaries <; 10;825:00. $10,625.00 $ 10,825.00Town Officers' Expenses 17,816.00 19,433.93 40,374.45Election & Registration 350.00 554.58 1,962.00Municipal Court 1,000.00 1,000.00 3,600.00Town Hall & Other Buildings 14,310.00 14,335.00 17,160.00Town Report 750.00 750.00 807.00Budget Committee 550.00 550.00 550.00Property Record Maintenance 7,550.00 5,159.30 7,100.00Police Dept. 58,591.50 59,628.63 64,569.80Fire Dept. 25,179.70 22,821.56 27,060.00Planning Board 450.00 324.83 450.00Insurance 25,000.00 28,240.19 33,000.00Civil Defense & Surplus Equip. 697.00 426.53 1,405.00Conservation Commission 3,460.00 3,160.29 210.00Board of Adjustment 575.00 501.30 350.00Vital Statistics 100.00 46.50 100.00Town Dump & Garbage Removal 53,100.00 52,007.66 56,190.00Nurse 6,250.00 6,250.00 6,750.00Street Lighting 17,000.00 19,098.52 18,000.00General Expenses Highway Dept. 41,581.38 58,971.16 75,236.55

Highway Subsidy 27,358.62 27,358.62 30,492.93Library 7,920.00 5,487.00 8,335.00Town Poor 3,000.00 2,007.94 3,500.00Old Age Assistance 11,000.00 None NoneMemorial Day 400.00 432.08 445 „ 00Parks & Recreation 12,250.00 5,725.42 8,255.55Water & Sewer Dept. 108,028.00 108,028.00 148,964.00Parks & Cemeteries 10,750.00 10,476.16 15,700.00Damages & Legal Expenses 5,000.00 3,433.94 5,000.00Advertising & Regional 682.00 646.64 700.00Employees' Retirement & S.S. 14,500.00 12,895.10 17,000.00Principal - Notes & Bonds 50,682.80 41.091.40 61,757.40Interest - Notes & Bonds 14,170.32 11,170.32 37,379.36Interest - Temp. Loans 3,000.00 8,800.83 9,000.00Articles:Repairs & Wall (Stearns Ct.) 25,000.00Dumptruck (Water & Sewer Dept.) 11,000.00Backhoe 10,000.00Leachate (Sanitary Landfill) 10,000.00Sidewalks 2,904.00 2,904.00 6,500.00Records Keeper (Police) 5,136.00Road Sealing 10,425.00 9,115.55 4,000.00Southwestern N. H. Reg. Plann. 2,470.44 2,470.44 2,898.00

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BUDQET CONT.

TOWN Of HINSDALE, NEW HAI^PSHIRE

Purpose of Expenditure %r Actual Estimated1979 1980

Crossing Guards $ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00Rescue, Inc. 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00Gasoline Pump 2,500.00Monadnock Family & Mental Health 1,781.00 1,781.00 1,781.00Housing Assistance Plan 1,500.00Radar Unit 1,398.00Meals on Wheels 700.00 700.00 1,000.00Monadnock Region Association 724.00Town Road Aid 709.11 709.11 701.92Fence (around Monument) 475.00Other: Art. 1979 & Prior yea rs 105,884.00 113,293.57

Totals $683,950.87 $678,612.10 $802,042,96

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REVENUE

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Sources of Revenue EstiiDcited Actual*

Estimated1979 1979 1980

Resident Taxes $ 21,000.00 $ 21,400.00 $ 21,500.00National Bank Stock Tax 62.00 62.00 62.00Yield Taxes 1,000.00 3,581.74 3,000.00Meals & Rooms Tax 25,000.00 28,391.77 28,500.00Interest & Dividends Tax 23,000.00 26,210.77 26,500.00Savings Bank Tax 5,500.00 5,915.58 6,000.00Highway Subsidy 27,358.62 27,359.40 30,492.93Reim. a/c State & Fed. Forest 1land 350.00 340.63 340. 04Reim a/c Road Toll Refund 2,000.00 1,216.20 100.00Governor's Commission 4,560.00 None NoneBureau of Outdoor Recreation 11,000.00 25,813.32 11,000.00Reim. a/c Business Profits Tax 99,819.00 116,573.03 117,000.00Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 66,800.00 69,514.00 69,000.00Dog Licenses 1,500.00 1,237.50 1,200.00Business Licenses, Permits,

Filing fees 450.00 450.00 2,000.00Municipal Court 3,500.00 3,127.18 3,200.00Rent of Town Property 2,000.00 1,757.00 2,000.00Interest on Deposit 2,500.00 4,524.98 4,600.00Income from Trust Funds 5,000.00 5,144.63 5,200.00Income from Water & Sewer 108,028.00 108,028.00 148,964.00f\re Truck Bond 58,582.40 46,666.00 NoneWell Art. Bond 356,000.00 None NoneRaceway 70,000.00 69,900.00 80,000.00Playground 6,200.00 None NoneCemetery 1,200.00 1,125.19 1,700.00Trailer & Build. Permits 800.00 1,210.00 1,000.00Revenue Sharing Fund 41,340.00 41,340.00 52,222.00Anti Recession Fund 484.00 484.00 NoneState Share for Sewerage Plant None None 26,640.00Highway Safety (Police) None None 699.00

Civil Defense None None 502.50

Totals $945,034.02 $611,372.92 $643,422.47

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SELECTMEN'S REPORT

Summary of Inventory

Valuation as Assessed April 1, 1979

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ITEM NUMBER VALUATION

Land $ 8,830,950.00Buildings 19,911,250.00Factory Buildings 2,783,200.00Public Utilities (Electric) 8,469,150.00House Trailers & Mobile Homes 350 1,776.350.00Total valuation before exemptions allowed $41 ,770,900.00

Less: Blind 1 1,400.00Elderly Exemptions 108 875,000.00

Net value on which Tax Rate is computed $40,894,500.00

*This inventory multiplied by the tax rate of $3.13 equals theProperty Tax to be raised see the following report.

TAX RATE

1979

Unit of Government Rates

Munictpai $ .56

County .19

School 2.38

Combined rate $3.13

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APPROPRIATION AND TAXES ASSESSED 1979

Town Officers' SalariesTown Officers' ExpensesElection & RegistrationMunicipal CourtTown Hall & Other BuildingsProp. Record Assessmant Maint.Police Dept.

Fire Dept.Planning BoardBoard of AdjustmentInsuranceCivil Defense & Surplus EquipmentConservation CommissionBudget CommitteeVital StatisticsTown Dump & Garbage RemovalNurseT.R.A.Street LightingGeneral Expenses of the Highway Dept.LibraryTown PoorOld Age AssistanceMemorial DayRecreationWater & Sewer Dept.CemeteriesDamages & LegalAdvertising & RegionalEmlpyees' retirement & S. S.

Principal Notes & BondsInterest Notes & BondsInterest on Temp. LoansTown ReportArt. # 7 Anti -Recession Fund

Art. # 8 Rescue Inc.

Art. # 9 Meals on WheelsArt. #11 Fire Dept. - PumperArt. #12 Police CruiserArt. #14 Monadnock Family & Mental HealthArt. #17 Heritage Park - PavingArt. #18 Re-writing Zoning OrdinanceArt. #19 Southwestern Regional PlanningArt. #20 Multi Purpose Court - LightsArt. #21 Records Keeper - PoliceArt. #22 Town Hall ClockArt. #23 Re-furbish MechanismsArt. #24 Sidewalk RepairsArt. #26 Adr^inistrative AssistantArt. #27 Road SealingArt. #29 Paint Town Hall - Auditorium

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$ 10,825.0017,816.00

350.001,000.0014,310.007,550.0058,592.0025,180.00

450.00575.00

25,000.00697.00

3,460.00550.00100.00

53,100.006,250.00

709.0017,000.0068,940.007,920.003,000.0011,000.00

400.0012,250.00

108,028.0010,750.005,000.00

682.0014,500.0050,683.0014,170.003,000.00

750.00484.00

2,500.00700.00

49,900.006,000.001,781.00

16,000.002,000.002,470.006,000.004,800.007,000.001,500.002,904.008,000.0010,425.002,000.00

APPROPRIATION AND TAXES ASSSESSED 1979 Cont.

Art. #30 Floor Selectmen's Room $ 1,200.00

Art. #31 Crossing Guards 2,700.00Art. #33 Fire Dept. Generator 1,000.00

Less Estimated Revenues & Credits:

Resident Taxes $ 20,940.00National Bank Stock Tax 62.00Yield Taxes 1,000.00Meals & Rooms Tax 25,000.00Interest & Dividends Tax 23,000.00Savings Bank Tax 5,500.00Highway Subsidy 27,359.00Reim. a/c State-Federal Forest Land 350.00Reim. a/c Road Toll Refund 2,000.00Dog Licenses 1 ,500.00Business Licenses, Permits & Filing Fees 450.00Municipal Court 3,500.00Rent of Town Property 2,000.00Interest Received on Deposits 2,500.00Income from Trust Funds 5,000.00Income from Playground 6,200.00Income from Water & Sewer Dept.'s 108,028.00Motor Vehicle Permits Fees 66,800.00Raceway 70,000.00Cemetery 1,200.00Trailer & Building Permits 800.00Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 11,000.00Revenue Sharing Funds 41,340.00Fire Truck Bond 58,582.00Governor's Commission 4,560.00Anti Recession Fund 484.00

Total Revenues and Credits $489,155.00

$683,951.00

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BONDED DEBT

LAND FILLED DUMPNotes dated December 21, 1974 Interest at 6.50%Orginal amount of issue, $75,000.00Payment on principal due December 31 of each year.Interest payable on June 31 and December 31 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H.

1980 $7,500.00 $2,437.50 1983 $7,500.00 $ 975.001981 7,500,00 1,950.00 1984 7,500.00 487.501982 7,500.00 1,462.50

CLOSING OLD DUMPNotes dated August 20, 1975 Interest at 6.75%Orginal amount of issue $80,000.00Payment on principal due September 25 of aach year.Interest payable on March 25 and September 25 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H.

1980 $8,000.00 $3,240.00 1983 $8,000.00 $1,620.001981 8,000.00 2,700.00 1984 8,000.00 1,080.001982 8,000.00 2,160.00 1985 8,000.00 540.00

SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIESNotes dated September 30, 1976 Interest at 7%Orginal amount of issue, $40,000.00Payment on principal due September 30 of each year.Interest payable on March 30 and September 30 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H.

1980 $5,000.00 $1,400.00 1982 $5,000.00 $ 700.001981 5,000.00 1,050.00 1983 5,000.00 350.00

PAYLOADERNotes dated November 9, 1976 Interest at 4.75%Orgtnal amount of issue, $28,627.00Payment on principal due November 9 of each year.Interest payable on May 9 and November 9 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H.

1980 $7,000.00 $ 332.50

DEPOT STREET BRIDGENotes dated September 15, 1977 Interest at 4.875%Orginal amount of issue, $47,957.00Payment on principal due September 15 of each year.

Interest payable on March 15 and September 15 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H. .„ ^^

1980 $9,591.40 $1,402.74 1982 $9,591.40 $'^^J -^^

1981 9,591.40 935.16

23.

BONDED DEBT CONT.

FIRE TRUCKNotes dated December 18, 1979 Interest at 7%

Orginal amount of tssue, $46,666.00Payment on prtnctpal due December 18 of each year.Interest payable on June 18 and December 18 of each year.Payable at Cheshire National Bank, Keene, N. H.

1980 $16,666.00 $3,266.62 1982 $10,000.00 $1

1981 10,000.00 2,100.00 1983 10,000.00.400.00

700.00

SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITYNotes dated October 9, 1979 Interest at h%

Orginal amount of issue, $506,000.00Payment on principal due October 9 of each yearInterest payable on April 9 and October 9 of each year.Payable to Farmers Home Administration, Montpelier, Vt.

19801981

1982198319841985198619871988198919901991

199219931994

$ 8,000.008,000.008,000.009,000.009,000.0010,000.0010,000.0011,000.0011,000.0012,000.0012,000.0013,000.0014,000.0014,000.0015,000.00

$25,300.0024,900.0024,500.0024,100.0023,650.0023,200.0022,700.0022,200.0021,650.0021,100.0020,500.0019,900.0019,250.0018,550,0017,850.00

1995 $16,000.00 $17,000.00199619971998199920002001

200220032004200520062007

20082009

17,000.0017,000.0018,000.0019,000.0020,000.0021,000.0022,000.0023,000.0025,000.0026,000.0027,000.0029,000.0030,000.0032,000.00

16,300.0015,450.0014,600.0013,700.0012,750.0011,750.0010,700 009,600.008,450.007,200.005,900.004,550.003,100.001,600.00

24.

TOWN CLERK'S REPORT

1978 AUTO PERMITS:

3228 Permits & Fees $69,514.00

Paid Town Teasurer $69,514.00

DOG LICENSES

1979 Dog Licenses Issued:

310 Permits 1,532.50

Less Fees $155.00Less N. H. Clinic $155.00 310.00

$ 1,222.50

25.

SUMMARY Op WARRANTSPROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES

LEVY of 1979

- DR _

Taxes Committed to Collector:Property Taxes $1,262,232.40Resident Taxes 20,940. JO

Total Warrants $1 =,283,172.40

Yield Taxes 3,581.74

Adddd Taxes:Jeopartly Warrants 4,650.93Property Taxes 3,336.58Resident Taxes 680.00 8,667.51

Overpayments during year:A/C Property Taxes -0-

A/C Resident Taxes

nquent

-0-

Interest Collected on Deli Property Taxes

-0-

88.77

Penalties Collected on Res ident Taxes 87.00

TOTAL DEBITS

- CR

$1,295,597.42

Remittances to Treasurer:

Proprety Taxes $1,042,479.63Resident Taxes 17,160.00Yield Taxes 3,581.74Interest Collected 88.77Penalties on Resident Taxes 87.00

$1 ,063,397.14Discounts Allowed 30,489.26

Abatements Made During Yea r:Property Taxes $ 9QA,23Resident Taxes 1,480.00

2,474.23

Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1979:

(As per Collector's 1 ist)

Property Taxes $ 196,256.79Resident Taxes 2,980.00

199,236.79

TOTAL CREDITS $1,295,597.42

26,

SUMMARY Op VIARRANTS

PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXESLEVY OF 197F

^

- DR. ^

Uncollected Taxes - As of January 1, 1979:

Property TaxesResident Taxes

$123,694.165,060.00

$128,754.16

Added Taxes:

Property TaxesResident Taxes

$ 877.24150.00

1,027.24

Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes 6,081.71

Penalties Collected or1 Res-ident Taxes 368,00

Total Debits $136,231.11

- CR. -

Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal YearEnded December 31, 1979:

Property Taxes $123,749.60Resident Taxes 3,750.00Interest Collected During

Year 6,081.71Penalties on Resident Taxes 368.00

Tl 33,949.31

Abatements Made During Year :

Property Taxes $ 821.80Resident Taxes 1 ,370.00

Uncollected Taxes - December 31 , 1979 :

{As per Collector's List)

Resident Taxes $ 90.00

2,191.80

90.00

TOTAL CREDITS • $136,231.11

27.

SUMMARY OF WARHAMTSPROPERTY, RESIDENT AND yi^LD TA^ES

1-^v'or moR' vw^^

"

- DR. ^

Uncollected Taxes ^ As of Janastry 1, 1979:

Property Taxes $ 391,89Resident Taxes . 1,150.00

Added Taxes :

Property Taxes

Resident Taxes

Overpayments

:

a/c Property Taxesa/c Resident Taxes

Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes

TOTAL DEBITS

- CR -

Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal YearEnded December 31, 1979:

Property Taxes $ 170.82Resident Taxes 490.00Penalties on Resident Taxes 44.00

'"'"' "^$ 704.82

Abatements Made During Year:

Property Taxes $ 221 . 07

Resident Taxes 610.00

$ 831.07

Uncollected Taxes - December 31, 1979:

(As per Collector's List)

Property Taxes $ -0-

Resident Taxes 50.00

$1,541.89

$ -0--0-

$ -0--0-

jnt Taxes 44.00

$1,585.89

$ 50.00

TOTAL CREDITS $1 ,585.89

28.

SUWf^ARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS

FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, T979

- DR. -

Tax Sales on Account of Levies of

1978 1977 1976 Previous Years

(a) Balance of UnredeemedTaxes - January 1, 1979 $ -0- $14,157.86 $2,773.39 $ -0-

(b) Taxes sold to TownDuring Current Fiscal

Year $79,786.27 -0- -0- -0-

Interest Collected AfterSale 1,780.13 263.71 545,61 -0-

Redemption Costs 196.30 112.80 85.20 -0-

Total Debits $81,762.70 14,534.373,404.20 -0-

- CR. -

Remittances to TreasurerDuring Year:

Redemptions $67,674,63 5,661.06 2,773.39 $ -0-

Interest & CostsAfter Sale 1,979.58 376.51 630.81 -0-

Abatements during year 684.24 818.57 -0- -0-

De^ded to Town During Year -0- -0- -0- -0-

Unredeemed TaxesDecember 317T979 11,424.25 7,678.23 -0- -0-

TOTAL CREDITS $81,762.70 14,534.37 3,404.20 -0-

29.

UNPAID PROPERTY TAXES 1979

Aiken, Elvira $

Albert, RichardAndrews, RickyAsh, Edgar & ViolaAsk, Gilbert

Bailey, PhilipBall , GlennBall, Kenneth & EdithBeam, CharlesBeaman, AdellaBedard, JuanitaBellville, Kenneth & AlbertaBellville, Kenneth & AlbertaBemis, Euclid & TheresaBerardino, Samuel, Nagy,John Jr. & Klein, WilliamBerry, CindyBlake, DonnaBlodgett, Jerome & Mabel

Blodgett, Jerome & MabelBoemig, Andrew & RuthBonura, Richard & Mary JaneBoston & Maine Corp.Boston & Maine Corp.Bourgette, Raymond & LindaBragg, Harold & Carpenter ^ Gai

Brandl , RobertBrooks, Kenneth & AnnieBurdo, Frederick Jr. & BonnieButler, Alan

Capri, AliceCarley, MarvinCarley, MarvinCarlson, Carl & DianaChampagne, JosephChotain, DanielCobb, MaryColt Ind. Opr. Corp.Cone, RaymondCook, WendellCorey, Dennis & Ma re i

a

Cornel lier, Robert & AgnesCorriveau, WarrenCummings, Louis & Madeline

Dascomb, Walter & DeliaDavidson, Richard & BeverlyDavis, Marjorie & Glen

314293

128397

34

139189

58825

471

183557

78333

20517479

83478

1,123782

278

1,820596

1 751

820385611

187

125182

9851,115754170158

1,02929

89425285160148

259551

46

30,

.57 Dessaint, Frankltn $ 301. 0«5

.26 Dessaint, Ronald 125.20,94 Devoid, Robert 1,782.97,51 Diorio, Steven 48.64

.43 Dixon, Arnold Sr & Mary 488.28Dixon, Arnold Jr Diana 397,

.29 Dixon, Robert

.37 Dodge, Richard & E. M.

.52 Dodge, Richard & E. M.

.25 Drew, Pamela

00 Duso, Albert & Genie72 Ebbighausen Robert Jr.

75 & Roxanne

,51

234.73427.86725.21165.89565.05

614.5711 Edson, Theodore & Mary 677.6566 Emerson, Shirley

Emerson, Cedric &

02 Shirley

3382 Fetterman, Mary Beth15 Field, Dan & Patricia

25 Field, Richard &

75 Gertrude50 Fisher, George, Jr.

57 Fletcher, Merrill

10 Foley, Shirley F &

Haskings, Florence

496.11

169.02

140.85967.25

116.42401.33165.89

753.38Heirs of Myrtle 389.69^24 Fowler

!06

J 5 Qassett, Harriet

jl Gehly, Jon & Sharon'38 Qehly, Jon & Sharon

Gehly, Jon & Sharon

^81 Qiammarco, Linda

J 5 Giniel, Patricia'oo^leason, Joseph*85 Gloyer, Margaret[33Gratton, Katherine'59Gratton, Leo & Ruth'07 Qreene, Robert & P. M[77Qreene, Robert & P.M.'82Greenia, Wilfred[29Gurian Guitars Ltd.

.6844 Hamilton, Wendell

]

24 Hansen, Norma[58 Harrington, Roger

Harris, Verne L.

79 Hinsdale Raceway*49Hoag, Charles

1

57 Hoffman, Norman &

Josephine 1,145.66

109.5580.87

430.75635.39528.0248.76173.7224.13185.28539.00

1,108.02. 733. G9

159.71

Inc. 236.32

179.02208.15353.69150.85,258.00357.43

83

UNPAID PROPERTY TAXES 1979 Cont,

Hood, Thomas $ 981.87Hopps, Mary 308.31

Hudon, Marshall & E. F. 625.10

Huntoon, Marion 273.88

Jackson, Ivan & Margaret 1,040.81

Jagel, Thomas & Linda 874.84Jones, Erwin L. 139.29

Jones, Hugh & Carolyn 244.14

Kane, Sandra 148.68

Kelley, Delphine 642.42

King, Stephen 228.49

LaFortune, James & Ida 395.95Landpact, Inc. 4,518.16Lang, Steven & Michele 458.55

Laraway, Lawrence 22.70

Lawrence, Theodore & Linda 139.29

Leahey, James 12.46

LeClaire, Robert 175.28

Legere, Emile J. 253.53

Legere, Emile J. 35,376.83Leon, Gordon 122.15

LeVasseur, Donald 223.80LeVasseur, Gaylan 244.14Lundblade, Bill & Susan 354.30

MacQuarrie, Thomas &

PriscillaMartell, Kathleen

Martini , SandraMaynard, Charles & DonnaMaynard, Charles & Donna

Mieckkowski , StanleyMiller, JeffreyMiller, John & BarbaraMitchell , WilbsrMleczko, William Sr. & Ethel

Morton, FloydMurphy, Karen Lee

Nadeau, Ernest J. Sr. &

MargueriteNichols, Harold & Mary

727.73272.39323.9648.52543.0670.43311.44613.48278.57391.8690.77

246.32

224.16972.48

Piquette, Wayne & Cheryl 148.68Parkins, Homer & Dolores 737.12Parkins, Homer & Dnlores 62.60Partridge, Peggy 114.25Pel is. Heirs of Mary 280.14Phillips, Morris &

Berdella 111.12Pickett, Dolly 107.99

Pine Tree Development 711.12Plansker, Joanne 314.09Plansker, Dale 596.88

Plante, Gordon & Linda 637.57Prouty, Nelson & Alma 530.62

Ray, Martin 272.31

Ray, Martin 309.87Roberts, Glenn & Grace 424.12Roberts, Robert & Linda 543.67

Rogers, James 272.31

Rollins, R. Steven 50.83

Royce, Dexter Jr. 175.28Royce, Michele 159.63

Schroeder, Alan &

Josephine 230.06

Senecal, Alice 129.90

Shannon, Frederick 38.25

Shepard, Mary Deborah 613.48Shores, Donald & Dianne 274.49

Slaght, Warren 142.42

Smart, Francis & Yvonne 349.48

Smith, Edward & Mary 30.35

Smith, Edward & Mary 66.34

Smith, Gloria 167.46

Smith, Kenneth & mary Kemp 89.21

Smith, Frederick Sr.

Smith, Michael E.

Smith, Suzanne C.

Smith, Virginia &

Cutter, Edward

Streeter, RogerStreeter, Roger

O'Connor, BernardOrkins, Allan Sr.

Osborn, StuartOwen, Wayne

Lucinda 568.18

Ruth 494.54325.60652.69

Terra, Arthur & FemeTerra, Arthur & FemeTessier, RonaldThomas, LeoTkaczyk, RussellTkaczyk, Russell

233.19223.80255.71

156.5043.82186.24

841.02947.44179.9890.77186.24220.73

31.

UNPAID PROPERTY T/U(ES 1979 Cont.

Toney, Nathan & Deanna 1,109.62Toney, Theresa 100.77Turner, Floyd W. & M.R. 679.21

Valiante, Velma C. 503.93Valiante, Velma C. 167.46Valiante, Velma C. 158.07Valiante, Velma C, 158.07VanGordon, Edward 143.98VanHirtum, Leonard Jr. & 129.90

Anne 988J 9

Vigneau, William Jr. 175.28

Wait, Albert H. Jr. 117.38Wait, William & Myrna 489.85Waite, David & Donna 663.56Walsh, George & MacQuarrieWalsh, George & Ruth 139.29Walsh, Thomas & Jean 94.51

Walsh, Thomas & Jean 156.50Ward, Arthur & June 139.90Ward, David 222.23Waters, James & Rita 961.52Wells, Donald & Shirley 909.27Whelan, Joyce S. 222.23Whelan, Sandra 175.89White, Katherine 150.85Whittemore, Lucy Anne 92.34

Total $196,256.79

I hereby certify that the above list showing the name and

amount due from each delinquent taxpayer, as of December 31, 1979,

on account of the tax levy of 1979, is correct to the best of my

knowledge and belief.

Robert N. SavoryTax Collector

32.

UNREDEEMED TAXES FROM TAX SALESDecember 31 , 1979

Levies of1977 1978

Bomba, Patricia $ 770.44 $ 702.49Carlson, Carl & Diana 1,100.07Castine, Maurice 204,55Cook, Wendell L. 141.58Cornell ier, Robert & Agnes 167,03 250.69Dascomb, Walter & Delia 57.45 236.90Davidson, Richard & Beverly 494,88Dixon, Arnold Jr. & Diana 382.25Emmons, Richard & Ruth 372.98Gale, Wilson, Jr. 287.23Gehly, Jon & Sharon 781.25 773.09Giammarco, Linda 146.19Gratton, Katherine 173.19Harrington, Roger S. 313.71King, Stephen 209.41Landpact, Inc. 2,279.43Martell, Kathleen 324.00 302.42Miller, John & Barbara 608.66 547.66Mills, Pamela & DeVoid Robert 1,080.75Mleczko, William Sr. & Ethel 344.18Owen, Wayne 642.82 584.51Pel is. Heirs of Mary 282.67 254.77Pine Tree Development Corp. 694.40Rogers, James 275.02Smith, Virginia & Cutter,, Edward 156.68Toney, Nathan & Deanna 963.22 836.38Waite, David K, & Donna M. 591.60Walsh, Thomas & Jean 104.90Whelan, Joyce 146.44 214.42Whelan, Joyce 159.24Whelan, Sandra 142.93

$7,678.23 $11,424.25

I hereby certify that the above list showing the name and

amount due from each deliquent taxpayer, as of December 31, 1979,

on account of the tax levies of 1977 and 1978, are correct to the

best of my knowledge and belief.


33.

UNPAID RESIDENT TAXES 1979

Aldrich, GordonAldrich, PatriciaAsh, PaulineAvery, Arthur E.

Avery, PatriciaAvery, John S.

Ball, EdithBall , Edward

Ball , KennethBall , GlennBall , Stefania

Barlow, JeanBarlow, MarkBarns, JohnBarrett, DonaldBarstow, Brerida L.

Bartlett, CharleneBartlett, EugeneBerthiaume, JohnBerthiaume, Leonore M.

Beruk, John J.

Bishop, Paul A.

Bishop, Sharon L.

Bishop, Viola R.

Blake, DonnaBlanchard, Edward J. Sr.

Blanchard, ElizabethBlodgett, Jerome A.

Blodgett, Mabel

Bokline, EdwardBowline, JoyceBonnett, AlleneBonnett, Bruce

Bonnett, FrankBonnett, SteveBonura, Richard A.

Bonura, Mary JaneBoroski , Chester Jr.

Boudreau, ArthurBoudreau, Mra. ArthurBourgette, Raymond H.

Bourgette, Linda

Boyd, BrendaBragg, HaroldBreed, CynthiaBreed, Harold

Brooks, WinifredBrown, carolBuraczynski, Penelope R,

Butler, DeborahButler, 01 in

Butler, Parley F.

Carbonell , Jorge A.

Carley, Marvin F.

Carlson, Carl

Carlson, DianaCarpenter, Gail

Castine, GaryCastine, LindaCavanaugh, DennisChampman, DorothyChampney, Gary F.

Champney, AndreaCobb, DeborahCobb, LeonCobb, MaryCole, ShirleyColmao, Ellen R.

Cone, RaymondCone, Pearl ReddinCook, Eleanor J.

Cook, Wendall Sr.

Coughlin, DorothyCoughlin, WilliamCutter, MauriceCutter, Mrs. MauriceCutter, Katherine

Dascomb, WalterDascomb, DeliaDavidson, Richard E.

Davidson, BeverlyDean, Erica Jo

Dean, JamesDessaint, RonaldDessaint, Mrs. RonaldDeuso, Peggy S.

DeVoid, RobertDibler, BarbaraDixon, Arnold E. Jr.

Dixon, DiannaDodge, Richard S.

Downing, GordonDowning, ValarieDrew, KennethDrew, Pamela A.

Duby, DeeDuby, JosephDuPont, Norman

Eas-bnan, Regina

Eastman, RichardEastman, RogerEdson, MaryEdson, MathewEdson, TedElinspanjer NoreanEllingwood, Steve

Fetterman, MaryFetterman, RebeccaFetterman, RobertFinnell , BrendaFinnell , LarryFinnell , LindaFinnell , RonaldFinnell Mrs RonaldFinnell , SharonFisher, GeorgeFlanders, WyolaFoley, ShirleyFournier, DennisFowler, MelvinFowler, ArlitaFrew, Sally

Galpin, FrancesGalui , JohnGarland, MichaelGarland, FlorenceGerry, Karen C.

Glodgett, AllenGlodgett, CathyGratton, CharlesGratton, DavidGratton, JoanGreenlaw, Ron

Greenleaf, GroverGreenleaf, MaryGundry, LyndaGundry, Sampson

Hale, JefferyHamilton, DoloresHamilton, StanleyHamilton, SusanHamilton, WendellHarrington, Roger

Haskell , CynthiaHaskell , Dennis

Haskell, Pjiyliss

Haskell, Wilder Jr.

Hastings, Georgina W.

Hastings, MarjorieHastings, WayneHill , NancyHowe, JamesHowe, Stephen D.

Houle, Patricia

Johnson, DennisJohnson, Donald Jr.

Johnson, LoisJohnson, NancyJohnson, PatriciaJohnson, Robert Jr.

Jones, DawnetteJones, Del Vina

Kemp, KennethKemp, Mary E.

Kemp, Sylvia C.

King, Dennis R.

King, Joann L.

King, RickKing, Mrs. RickKirkwood, KarenKirkwood, William

Lampert, Zolton C.

Lampert, Rita M.

Lamphere, DanielLamphere, ErwinLamphere, Jewell A.

Lang, BeverlyLang, LesterLaPlante, GertrudeLaPorte, GenevieveLaPorte, ArthurLaPorte, CarolLatham, Neil

Lawrence, Linda A.

Lawrence, Theodore R.

Leon, FrancesLeVasseur, HarveyLunge, CalvinLunge, Deborah

McCagg, FredMcCaluff, Michael L.

McCarthy, FrankMcCarthy, Richard

McDurfee, Harry L.

McDurfee, Donna B.

MacMurtry, DouglasMartal, PaulMartini, SandraMaynard, CharlesMaynard, Donna L.

Mayrand, Edward H.

Meanor, Earl

Meanor, JaneMecheski, DebraMecheski, MichaelMieczkowski, StanlMiller, Raymond E.

Mitchell, Debra L.

Mitchell, WilburMoody, Linda C.

Moody, StephenMoore, Carol A.

Moore, Edward B.

Nadeau, GaryNewman, Winston G.

Newman, EstherNoyes, Katherine

Osborne, Stuartostrowski , EdithOstrowski , TomOwen, Wayne

Padham, MargaretPadham, ThomasParkins, Del oresParkins, HomerPickett, MaryPiquette, CherylPiquette, WaynePorter, CarolPorter, HaroldPlotczyk, MichaelPrice, SofiaPadufki , Steven

Qualters, Robert J,

Quinlan, Ronald

Rehbein, RogerRehbein, SueReilly, Mary E.

Reilly, MichaelReilly, Peter E.

35.

8etny, SusanRichmond, DeborahRoderick, HaroldRoss, Deborah

Sage, YvonneSchlattner, FrederickSchofield, GordonSchofield, Mrs. GordonSiewierski, RaymondSmart, EvangelineSmith, George

ey Smith, JoyceSmith, Kenneth F.

Smith, M'icheal

Smith, TerriStand ift, KellySumida, MichaelSumida, SusanSurridge, Marion L.

Sutnik, ChesterSwanson, Gail G.

Swanson, James A.

Tennant, James L.

Tennant, Marion L.

Tennant, PeterTessier, FrancineTessier, Ronald A.

Tkaczyk, Russell P.

Tkaczyk, Mrs. RussellToney, MarilynTurner, FloydTurner, Margaret

VanDeMark, Louise A.

VanDeMark, Stephen P.

Varno, ClairVarno, LeahVarno, PhylissVaudrien, SandraVigneau, Tami C.

Vittum, Eloise K.

Vittum, Verne

Walker, Susan

Wallace, Joseph D.

Walsh, Jean T.

Walsh, ThomasWarriner, Andrea L.

Willette, DennisWillette, Joyce

Wing, Earl

Wood, GaryWoodward, FrancesWright, BeverlyWright, ChesterWright, Hilda

Watt, MyrnaWait, 'William

Zinn, BrettZinn, Craig

I hereby certify that the above list showing the name

and amount due from each delinquent taxpayer, as of December

31, 1979, on account of the tax levy of 1979, is correct to

the best of my knowledge and belief.

Robert N. SavoryTax Colector

36.

UNPAID RESIDENT TAXES PREVIOUS YEARS

1978

Bishop, Sharon L,

Boyd, Brenda

Brown, Carol

Hill, NancyHowe, James C.

McCarthy, JeanMeano, Earl

Price, SofiaVarno, Phyliss

1977

Brown, Carol

Howe, James C

Meano, Earl

1976

Meano, Earl

1975

Cutter, Edward

I hereby certify that the above list showing the name

and amount due from each delinquent taxpayer, as of December

31, 1979, on account of the tax levies of 1975, 1976, 1977

and 1978 are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.


37.

TREASURER'S REPORT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1979

Cash on hand January 1, 1979

Eleanor S. Smith

Robert N. Savory

State of N. H.

U. S. TreasuryCheshire National Bank

1979 $ 399,668.42

1979 Auto Permits 69,514.001979 Dog Licenses 1,237.501979 Filing Fees 11.001979 Property Taxes 1,042,479.631979 Property Tax Int. 88.771979 Resident Taxes 17,170.001979 Resident Tax Pen. 93.001979 Yield Taxes 3,581.741978 Property Tax 123,749.601978 Property Tax Int. 6,081.711978 Resident Tax 3,740.001978 Resident Tax Pen. 373.001978 Redemptions 67,665.181978 Redemptions Int. 1,989.041977 Redemptions 5,661.061977 Redemptions Int. 376.501977 Resident Tax 250.001977 Resident Tax Pen. 24.001976 Redemptions 2,794.941976 Redemptions Int. 609.261976 Property Tax 170.821976 Resident Tax 170.001976 Resident Tax Pen. 15.001975 Resident Tfx 30.001975 Resident Tax Pen. 3.00Previous Years

Resident Tax 40.00Resident Tax Pen. 2.00

Reim. State & Fed. Forest Land 340.63Old Age Assistance 156.25Forest Land Reim. 356.32TRA 3,136.26Art. #14 - Conservation 25,813.32Savings Bank Tax 5,915.58Business Profits Tax 116,573.03Interest & Dividents Tax 26,210.77Rooms & Meals Tax 28,391.77Gifts 5,965.78Fire Dept. 163.96Gas 16.70

Police Dept. 594.10Highway Subsidy 27,359.40Bank Stock 62.00Revenue Sharing 41,340.00

Loans - Temporary 300,000.00Loans - Long !erm 106,153.79Revenue Sharing Int. 658.38Investments Int. 3,866.60

38.

TREASURER'S REPORT CONT.

Town of Hinsdale Rent of Town Property $ 1,766.00Police Dept. 519.35Gas Account 7,925.19Town Poor Reim. 232.09Sale of Loam 1,031.00Sale of Cruiser 451.00Highway Dept. 736.81Trailer Permits 930.00Building Permits 280.00Pistol Permits 74.00Licenses 340.00Cemetery 1,125.19Insurance 1,323.00Refund 220.93Memorial Day 10.00Recount of Votes 10.00Property Record Assess. 4.00Check #11442 voided 3.93Town Officers Exp. 14.63Town Hall Acct. 25,14Gifts 10.00Trailer Park Transfer Fee 25.00Water Dept. 23,390.00

Public Service Refund 33.08Water & Sewer Dept. Reim. W'. H. Tax 3,641.68

Reim. FICA Tax 3,447.70Reim. Ins. 695.34

Municipal Court Revenue 3,127.18Trustee of Trust Fund Cemetery Trust 5,144.63Bonds Timber Tax 1,100.00Conservation Comm. 53.47Hinsdale Raceway Racing Account 69,900.00Hinsdale High School Gas Account 37.02

Total Income $2,568,351.17

Selectmen's; Orders paid 2,075,989.82

Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1979 $ 492,361.35

Respectfully submitted

Marjorie ZavorotnyTown Treasurer

39.

WATER TREATMENT PLANT

1979

Balance on hand

U. S. Treasury

Cheshire National Bank

Less Expenditures

Balance on hand Dec. 31st

$ 208,484.43

1,016,500.00

5,381.10

$1,230,365.53

1,172,437.64

$ 102,927.89


Marjorie ZavorotnyTown Treasurer

40.

SELECTMEN'S ORDERS PAID

Town Officers Salaries $ 10,625.00

Town O^ficer^' Expenses 19,433.93Election & Registration 554.58

Municipal Court 1,000.00Town Hall & Other Buildings 14,335.00Police Dept. 59,628.63Police Re*. 291.93

Fire Dept. 22,821.56Insurance 28,240.19Nurse 6,250.00Vital Statistics 46.50Sanit'=ition 52,007.66Street Lighting 19,098.52Highway Dept. 86,329.78Library 6,487.00Town Poor 2,007.94Memorial Day 432.08Recreation 5,725.42Cemetery 10,476.16Damages & Legal 3,433.94Advertising & Regional 646.64Discounts, Abatements & Refunds 2,025.55Retirment & S. S. 18,120.85Gas 8,879.64Civil Defense & Surplus Equipment 426.53Conservatton Commission 3,160.29Planning Board 324.83Board of Adjustment 501.30Property Record Assessment Maint. 5,159.30Budget Committee 550.00Town Report 750.00Interest 43,361.15Temporary Loans 300,000.00Long Term Loans 41,091.40Yield Taxes 287.35County Taxes 84,253.00Withholding Remitted 20,052.48School District 999,407.00Taxes Bought by Town 79,786.27

59,487.79162.95

1,696.102,500.00

700.00T.R.A. 3,371.68

6,675.006,000.001,781.0015,515.72

41.

Article #14 - 1973Article #20 - 1976Article #14 - 1978Article # 8 - 1979Article # 9 - 1979Article #10 - 1979

Article #11 - 1979

Article #12 - 1979

Article #14 - 1979

Article #17 - 1979

SELECTMEN'S ORDERS PAID CONT.

Article #18 - 1979 $ 237.64Article #19 - 1979 2,470.44Article #20 - 1979 6.000.00Article #22 - 1979 7,000.00Article #23 - 1979 1,450.00Article #24 - 1979 5,000.28Article #26 - 1979 5,878.37Article #27 - 1979 9,115.55Article #29 - 1979 1,990.00Article #30 - 1979 1,200.00Arttcle #31 - 1979 2,662.50

Total $2,098,904.42

Less:

Insurance Deductions 1,749.15Wtthholdtng Deductions 14,103.99PICA Deductions 7,061.46

Selectmen's Orders Paid $2,075,989.82

42.

TOWN OFFICERS SALARIES

Appropriated $10,825.00

Expenses;

Boroski , Paul $ 1,375.00Deutsch, Harvey 300.00Kowalski , Stephen 500.00Renaud, Romao 1,275.00Savory, Robert 2,400.00Smith, Eleanor 375.00Sprague, Paul - Selectman 1,400.00Sprague, Paul - Overseer 800.00Williams, Hortense 700.00Zavorotny, Marjorie 1,500.00Total $10,625.00Balance

10,625.001 200.00

TOWN OFFICERS EXPENSES


Expenses:

A & L Supply $ 31.91The Ashworth by the Sea 120.50Baker's Bookstore 79.02Boroski, Paul 39.03Brown & Saltmarsh, Inc. 48.30Deutsch, Harvey 50.00Hinsdale Press 29.50Hinsdale 'Municipal Court 30.00Homestead Press & Bookstore 50.02Indian Head Nat. Bank of Keene 20.00I. B. M. Corp. 83.82Kondrat, Nadia - Postmaster 1,020.01New England Telephone 506,65N.H. City & Town Clerks Assoc. 10.00N.H. Secretaries & Clerks Assoc. 10.00N.H. Tax Collector's Assoc. 18.00Savory, Robert 47.41

Shaw, Maria 7,272.20Shaw, Maria - expenses 30.00Smith, Eleanor 3,338.50Snow & Lear Co. 230.25Treasurer State of N.H. 5,950.50Wheeler & Clark 110.26

Williams, Hortense 288.56Zavorotny, Marjorie 19.49

Total $19,433.93Less Income 13.18 19,420.75

Overdrawn $ 1,604.7543,

TOWN HALL

Appropriated

Expenses:

Allen on Co.

Carttn Plufnbtng

Central Paper Prod. Co.

Dompier Electric Inc.

Elmer's GulfFleming Oil Co.Keene Industrial Paper Co.,Momaney PaintersNew England TelephonePaduchak, PeterPublic Service Co. of N. H.

RoBust Sales & Service Inc.

Shaw, Maria - exp.

Sherwin Williams Co.

Sprague, Paul

Sprague, Paul - exp.Tate DistributorsH. W. Taylor GasH. W. Taylor HardwareValley FoodTotalLess Income

Balance

$14,310.00

Inc.

$ 5,974.99228.1845.0137.1410.45

554.86128.9770.009.88

162.00806.6230.002.00

276.135,624.33

5.667.0598.50

195.9467.29

$14,335.001,507.00 12,828.00

$ 1,482.00

ELECTION & REGISTRATION

Appropriated $ 350.00

Expenses:

Bliss, RobertaBoroski , Paul

Brinck, EllenoreDeSantis, JennieDoucette, JudithFrenchie's RestaurantGaffey, EugeneGaul, ElsieHinsdale PressLaval la, AnnRenaud, RomaoRizzi, VitoShaw, MariaSnitth, EleanorSprague, Paul

TotalOverdrawn

15.0030.0055.0015.0065.0070.5840.0015.0064.0020.0030.0015.0065.0040.0015.00

44.

, 554 .58$ 204. 58

MUNICIPAL COURT

Appropriated $ 1,000.00

Expenses:

Eugene Gaffey

POLICE

1,000. 01


Expenses:

Amoco Oil $ 10.45Angel 1

's Automotive 55.13Auto Barn 181.43Auto Parts Discount 24.35Baker's Bookstore 52.05Blodgett, Jerome 642.00Bonnett, John 2,985.00Brattleboro Police Dept. 9.80Central Equip. Co. 161.18Central Parts & Supply 149.74Charlie Howards 's Alignment 15.00Clapp's Sporthing 6oods 25.74Dempsey, Corrine 12.00Dempsey, Joseph 10,426.91 34.97 (RS)

Doucett's Sunoco 360.23Dudek, Joseph 9,623.02Ed's Tire Center 1,019.78Elliot St. Camera 117.30Elmer's Gulf 92.85Equity Publishing Corp. 16.00Gulf Oil Co. 102.68Hew Communications Inc. 179.80Hinsdale Press 74.50Hinsdale Products Inc. 3.29Howard's Alignment & Wheel

Balancing 15.00Kondrat, Nadia Postmaster 88.00Krumenaker, Albert 742.50MacQuarrie, Thomas Sr. 13,766.03 (RS)

Miller, Jeffery 180.00Monadnock Region Humane Soc.693.00Morey's Uniforms 660.50Nebelski , John Jr. 4,033.55New England Telephone 1,781.83Padham, Ray 592.64Page, Ronald 24.25Perkins Donald 156.00

45.

POLICE CONT'.


Expenses:Pouliot, Serge $ 120.00Royce's Garage Inc. 1,306.69Sanvtlle, Shtrley 45.00Share Corp.Richard Snerburne Inc.

51.2617.82

Snow & Lear Co. 39.93Sonderegger, Betty 657.00Southwestern N.H.

Dist. Fire Mutual Aid 56.87Spencer Brothers Inc. 17.45State of N. H. Motor Vehicle 4.00Stevens, Edith 22.50H. W. Taylor Hardware 14.16Town Of Hinsdale 5,080.45Traverse, John 777.00Winter, Hermon 1,284.00Young, William i;026.00Totals $45,627.63 $13,801,.00 (RS)Less Income 1,113.45

$44,714.18 $13,801,.00 58,515.18Balance

FIRE DEPT,

$ 76.32


ABC Fire & Safety Equip. $ 141.53k^^er\ Oil Co. 2,150.07Angell's Automotive 16.98Charles 0. Becker 369.28Car-Go 389.,12 (RS)

Central Parts & Supply 30.63David G. Deane 102.31 1,108.,70 (RS)Dompier Electric 354.70Elmer's Gulf 201.25Farrar Co. , Inc. 15.50Fleming Oil Co. 184.93Hew Communications Inc. 464.89Hinsdale Fire Dept.

Payrol

1

10,270.02 2,350..18 (RS)

Impala Chemical Lab. 116.03Matuszewski, Jay 20.48Meadwood Country Area

Ftre Dept. 112.00I^errtll Dennts 7.80Nat. Ftre Protection Assoc 14.37

46.

AppropriatedFIRE DEPT. CONT.

$25,179.70

Expenses:New England Telephone 522.03N. H. Fi>e Chiefs Assoc. 60.00Page, Ronald sr. 167.15Publtc Service Co. of MH 941.82RoBust Sales & Service 189.00Ross Express 8.67Royce's Garage 232.17Sanel Auto Parts Inc. 89.07James R. Shea 341.50Simonds, Ralph R. 452.00Southwestern N.H. Dist.

Fire Mutual Aid 29.00State of N.H. Motor Veh, 10.00H. W. Taylor Hardware 186.42Town of Hinsdale 940.45TriState Fire Mutual Aid 20.00Tyler's 98.71Wojchick Construction 75.00Wojchick, Michael 7.80Zavorotny, Alan 30.00Total $18,973.56 $3,848.00 (RS)

Less Income 163.96B,809.60$11 $3,848.00 22,657.60

Balance

INSURANCE

$ 2,522.10


Expenses:

Blue Cross Blue Shield $4,835,53Colton Ins. 10,919.00Davis & towel e Agency 132.00National Flood Ins. 275.00N.H.M.A. Unemployment

Comp. Fund 1,280.90Taylor Insurance Agency 3,750.26The Traverlers 7,047.50Total $28,240.19Less income 1 ,323.00

Overdrawn26,917.19

$ 1,917.19

47.

PLANNING BOARD


Expenses

:

Brattleboro Reformer $ 22.80Marshall, Donna 150.00New England Telephone .28

Rosploch, Carol 147.75Sanvtlle, Shirley 4.00Total $ 324 33 324.85Balance

*

$ 125.15

NURSE


Expenses

:

Hinsdale Public Health Nursing Assoc. 6,250.00

LEGAL EXPENSES


Expenses

:

Bradley & Talbot $ 135.92D. Reed Chaplin 180.00Hubal, Evelyn Register 194.06Greene, Arthur Attorney 2,916.96Parker, Phyllis, Register 1.00Sprague, Paul 6.00Total $3,433.94 3,433,94Balance $ 1,566.06

TAR

Appropriated - Article #27 - 1979 $10,425.00

Expenses:

Edson, Theodore $ 146,89Lake Asphalt & Petroleum 5,801.32McCagg, FredMieczkowski, StanleyNorthfield Sand & Gravel

538.

388.

1,100.

.92

.31

.11

Piquette, WayneArthur WhttcorabTotalBalance

396.00744.00

$9,115.55 9,115.55$1,309.45

48.

HIGHWAY DEPT.

Appropriated 68,940.00Highway subsidy included in above total

Expenses:

Agway, Inc. 333.05 500.85 H SAllen Oil Co. 986.65

'^'

Angel 1 's Automotive 204.88Autp Parts Discount 3.36Bergevin's Truck Sales 44.52Bernardston Equip. Sales 527.55Bradbury, Richard 204.33Brattleboro Sand &

Gravel 404.60 H.S.Brattleboro Tire 239.37Breed, Harold 2,454.19 1,724.31 R.S.Car Go 171.92Chase Tree Service Inc. 675. 00Cheshire Oil Co. 36.00Contractors Equip. Co. 252.10Robert E. Dunklee 43.78Ed's Tire Center 62.88Edson, Theodore 3,201.30 1,728.92 R.S.Elmer's Gulf 122.14Faucher, William 985.50 581.25 H.S.

Fisher, George 444.65 H.S.Fleming Otl Co. 251.44General Lab. 1,526.29Rupert Goodenough 164.00Gordies, Inc. 454.40Granite State Malco 14.28Granite State Minerr-ls 1,273.67 H.S.Hinsdale Press 15.00Houghton Sanitary Service 125.00International Salt 7,335.41 H.S.Jason Highway Suppliesl ,631 .79

R. N. Johnson 384.81Kirkwood, James 13.08Lake Asphalt & Petroleum 11,312.14 H.S.McCagg, Fred 6,009.56 2,327.501 R.S. 192.50 H.S.

McCagg, Fred 15.00MCcarthy, Stables 60.00Major, Lewis 40.00Merriam Graves Corp. 321.59Mieczkowskt, Stanley 5,009.51 1,689.73 R.S. 150.80 H.S.

Miller, Roger 129.16New England Telephone 334.52Curtis Noll 509.72Northfield Sand & Gravel 719.10 H.S.

49.

TOHWAY DEPT. CONT.Appropriated $68,940.00

Expenses:Oxford Chemical 220.84Padham, Ray 788.00Pellont-Farm 10.50Permalux 486.55Piquette, Wayne 5,022.58 1,785.13 R.S. 144.00 H.S.

Ptquette, Wayne 15.00Public Service Co. N.H,.1,498.23Red Hed Supply Inc. 36.00RoBust Sales & Service 288.03Ross Express 8.20Royce's Garage 1,253.45Safety Roads Mat. Co. 120.00Sanel Auto Parts 564.10Sawyer Foundry 3,065.11 2,857.30 H.S.Scott, George U299.90Share Corp. 1,382.40 1,924.93 R.S.Spencer Brothers 51.11St. Johnsbury Trucking 154.34Stand Ift, Edwin 52.00State N.H. Metor Yehic"le 13.00Sumner, Donald 71.94H. W. Taylor Hardware 333.39Taylor Rental 41.00Town of Hinsdale 1,817.03Trew Corp. 52.91 401.47 H.S.TrI State Auto Service 524.87 523.06 R.S.Wayside Fence 3.00Webster Chemical Corp. 176.40 420.42 R.S.Whitcomb, Arthur 22.49Wojchick Const. 958.00 H.S.Totals $46,930.04 12,124.00 R.S. 27,275.74 H.S.less Income 791.21

46,138.83l 12,124.00 27,275.7485,538.57

Overdrawn $16,598.57

T.R .A.

Carried over $10,479.30Art. #10 - 1979 709.11State Contribution 4,727.40

Expesnes:

Bradburv, RichardBreed, Harold

140.40267 .30

Edson, Theodore 447 .60

50.

T.R.A. Cont.

Expenses:

Faucher, WilliamLake Asphalt & PetreloumMcCagg, FredMieczkowski, StanleyNortheastern CulvertPiquette, WayneTreasurer State of N. H

Total

90.007,011.20

731.52425.05909.15560.70709.11

$11,29^.03

VITAL STATISTICS


Expenses

:

Eleanor S. Smith - Town Clerk 46.50

Balance

SANITATION

$ 53.50


Expenses:

Dolbec, Ernest & Cecil

e

Stub, Inc.

Woj chick, MichaelTotalBalance

$ 4,200.0027,307.7020,499.96

$52,007.66

STREET LIGHTING

52,007.66$ 1.092.34


Expenses:

Public Service Co. of N. H. 19,098.52

Overdrawn

LIBRARY

$ 2.098.52


Expenses

:

Dunn, William $1,815.0051.

Appropriated

Expenses:

Nelson, Iva Treasurer 1,949.50Wolfe, Carol 2,722.50Total 6,487.00

TOWN POOR

Appropriated

Expenses:

Case # 1 $ 34.64Case # 2 61.90Case # 3 103.96Case # 4 40,00Case # 5 40.05Case # 6 20.00Case # 7 62.50Case # 8 151.00Case # 9 72.47Case # 10 24.79Case i 11 29.97Case i 12 122.78Case # 13 9.93Case #14 47.87Case # 15 217.28Case # 16 385.21Case # 17 70.00Case # 18 191.70Case # 19 152.75Case # 20 144.90New England Telephone 19.24N. H. Local Welfare Adm. Assoc. 5.00Total $2,007.94Less income 232.09Balance

MEMORIAL D.?iY

Appropriated

Expenses

:

Clareinont Pepsi Cola Co. 76.50Enibleni Flag Co, 223.52Ltnden Qardens 20.00

LIBRARY CONT.

$ 7,920.00

$ 3,000.00

1,77,585$ 1,224.15

$ 400.00

52.

MEMORIAL DAY CONT.


Expenses:

H. W. Taylor Hardware 37.35Valley Food 74.71

Total $ 432.08Less Income 10.00Overdrawn.

RECREATION

AppropriatedLess July 4thTotal

Expenses:

W. E. Aubuchon 14.87Baker's Bookstore 7.96Bradley Lab. , Inc. 132.50Elmer's Gulf 4?. 05Falvey Enterprises 510.45Foster, Donna 669.50J. Galanes & Sons 19.56Game Time 38.49Halogen Supply co. 36.15Hanson, Jerry 690.62Kings Mammoth Mart 46.57King Plumbing & Heating 629.20Miller, Wayne 1,000.00Moore, Sandra 13.50N. E. Telephone .79

Northcountry Welding 18.00M. E. O'Brien & Sons 492.08Page, Alan 222.20Public Service co. of N.H. 691.05RoBust Sales & Service Inc 146.40H. W. Taylor Hardware 73.28Taylor Rental 20.00Wojchick, Cathy 200.20Woj chick, Michel 10.00Total $5,725.42Balance

422.0822.08

$12,250.006,200.00

$ 5,050.00

$ 5,725.421 324.58

53.

CEMETERY

Appropriated

Expenses:

Abbott, Mtchael 1,316.25Agway, Inc. 34.34

F. J. Blum, Inc. 48.00-

D. R. I. Industries 2269Earaes, Mtchael 308.75Elmer's Gulf 11.25

R. N. Johnson 157.84Krewer, Lawrence 630.50Langlots, William 42.25McDurfee, Harry 15.00Major, Lewis 4,200.04Major, Lewis - exp. 783.26Noyes, Ronald 295.75Pelloni, John 15.00RoBust Sales & Service Inc. 549.25

Royce's Garage 92.74H. W. Taylor Hardware 282.54Town of Hinsdale 87.26Wojchick Const. 20.00Wolfe, Fred 1,563.25Total exp. $10,476.16Less Income 1,125.19Balance

ADVERTISING & REG!

Appropriated

Expenses:

Brattleboro Reformer 38.14Keene Evening Sentinel 26.14N. H. Municipal Assoc. 582.36Total 646.64Balance

$10,750.00

9,350.97

$ 1,399.03

$ 682.00

TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN

Savory Robert N. - Tax Collector

RETIREMENT & SOCIAL SECURITY

Appropriated

Treasurer State of N. H.

Overdrawn

54.

646.64$ 35.36

$79,786.27

$14,500.00

14,750.191 250.19

DISCOUNTS, ABATEMENTS & REFUNDS

Blanchard, Edward Sr. $ 9.00Barnes, Benjamin 50.00Boroski, Chester 23.01Butler, John 24.74Dart, Mrs. Dorlays 11.41Dunham, Elmer & Cheryl 10.56Finnell , Marjorie 222.23Guerrero, Andrea B. 26.20Gero, Victor 15.59Hardy, Dave 3.89Leahy, James 69.89Latham, Neil 54.11

Levasseur, Lillian 100.00McCarthy, Barbara 220.93Marmo, Anthony &

Mason, Anthony 8.69Maine, Russell 24.39Potter, Cara 86.00Ray, Mary Josephine 7.04Roberts, William & Margurite 28.17Rouillard, Calvin 8.62Savory, Robert - Tax Colledtor 900.00Schanks, John & Erma 2.86Shumsky, Margarite 9.70Stand ift, Doreen 2.15Theriault, Gary & Judith 11.90Woznick, Ann 2.40Walsh, George & MacQuarrie, James 81.55Warriner, Andrea 10.52Total $2,025.55

INTEREST


Expenses:

Cheshire National Bank $11,170. 11,170.32

Balance $ 3,000.00

INTEREST ON TEMPORARY LOAN


Expenses:Cheshire National Bank 8,800.83

Overdrawn $ 5,800.83

55.

TEMPORARY LOANS

Appropriated & Spent $300,000.00

LONG TERM NOTES


Expenses:

Cheshire National Bank 41,091.40Balance I 97771-40

YIELD TAXES

Treasurer State of N. H. $ 287.35

COUNTY TAXES

Treasurer County of Cheshire $ 84,253.00

WITHHOLDING TAXES

Cheshire National Bank $ 20,052.48

SCHOOL DISTRICT

Appropriated 1979 - 1980 $1,204,581.00Paid on 1978 - 1979 prior to July 1, 1979 576,407.00

$1,780,988.00

Selectmen's orders paid Jan. - Dec. 1979 999,407.00Due on 1979 - 1980 appropriation before July 1, 1980 781,581.00

$1,780,988.00

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

Appropriated

Expenses

:

Baker's Bookstore 7.73Bim's Printing 26.40Hinsdale Press 12.50Mahoney, Anna 176.30Rosploch, Charles 134.42Sanville, Shirley 4.00Snow & Lear 3.95Wallace Maryann 136.00TOTAL 501.30'

Balance

575.00

501.3073.70

56.

CIVIL DEFENSE & SURPLUS EQUIPMENT


Expenses:

Hinsdale Press 15.00New England Telephone 2.45Simonds, Ralph - Exp. 112.02Simonds, Ralph 150.00Sprague, Paul 15.70H. W. Taylor Hardware 3.77Treasurer State of N. H. 51.00U. S. Civil Defense Council 30.00Wojchick, Michael 46.59

426.53Total $426.53Balance

CONSERVATION COMT

Appropriated

Expenses:

Agway, Inc. 34.19Amidon & sons Sales, Inc. 117.55Baker's Bookstore 3.49Bliss, Roberta 7.00Brattleboro Reformer 33.98Brown & Roberts, Inc. 45.02Currier, Marylou 6.00Elmer's Gulf 101.65Grossman's 59.17Hinsdale Press 25.00Hutchinson, Bruce 1,274.00New England Telephone 10.89Paduchak, Peter 257.00Pelloni, John 75.00Public Service Co. of N.H. 157.54RoBust Sales & Service Inc. 225.00H. W. Taylor Hardware 573.29Arthur Whitcomb 141.55Wolfe, Fred 12.97Total 3,160.29Less Income 1,084.47

$ 270.47

$ 3,460.00

2,075.82

Balance $ 1,384.18

57.

PROPRTY RECORD ASSESSMENT MAINTENANCE

Approprtated

Expens«s^:

BDros^t, Pcifll

DatatrontcHtnsdale PressMa honey, AnnaMarshall & SwtftN.A.D.A. Appratsal GuideN. H. Assoc, of Assessing

OfficialsRizzi, Vtto

Rtz2l , Vtto - exp.

Sprague, Paul

Treasurer State of N. H.

TotalLess IncomeBalance

$ 7,550.00

75.261,227.02380.50592.9555.0040.00

20.002,499.97

36.3036.30196.00

5, 159. 3D

4.00

BUDQET COMMITTEE

Approprtated

Expenses:

Htnsdale PressM. P. B. Corp.New England TelephoneZavorotny, PeterTotal

Article #20 - 1976

Expenses:

Paduchak, Peter

Article #14 - 1978

Expenses:

Krewer, LawrencePaduchak, PeterStowell ElectricTotal

200.0046.563.44

300.00550. DO

ARTICLES

Heritage Park

All Purpose Court

154.05347.05

1,195.00

5,155.30$ 2,394.70

$ 550.00

$ 162.95

162.95

$ 1,696.10

1,696.10

58.

ARTICLES CONT.

Article #14 - 1973 Depot St. Bridge

Expenses:

Treasurer State of N. H. $59,487.79

Article # 8 - 1979 RESCUE, INC. $ 2,500.00

Appropriated & paid $ 2,500.00

Article # 9 - 1979 CHESHIRE SENIOR SERVICES $ 700.00

Appropriate & Paid $ 700.00

Article #11 - 1979 FIRE TRUCK $49,900.00

Expenses:Royce's Garage 6,675.00 6,675.00Balance $43,225.00

Article #12 - 1979 POLICE CRUISER $ 6,000.00

Expenses:Spencer Brothers $ 6,000.00

Article #14 - 1979 MONADNOCK FAMILY & MENTAL HEALTH $ 1,781.00

Appropriated & Paid $ 1,781.00

Article #17 - 1979 HERITAGE PARK PAVING $16,000.00

Expenses:Arlington Paving Co. 11,750.00Baker's Bookstore 13.48Crystal Ice & Fuel 3,225.00Grossman's 58.43Hutchinson, Bruce 162.50Krewer, Lawrence 85.9'^

Greene, Arthur - Attorney 150.00H. W. Taylor Hardware 70.36

Total. - , - .

Balance15,515.72

$ 484.28

59.

ARTICLES CONT.

Article #18 - 1979 Re-Wr1t1ng Zoning Ordinances $ 2,000.00

Expenses:Brattleboro Reformer 25.80Keene Evening Sentinel 16.00Southwestern N. H. Regional

Planning Comm. 195.84Total $237.64Balance

237.64$ 1,762.36

Article #19 - 1979 Southwestern N. H. RegionalPlanning Comm. $ 2,470»44


Article #20 - 1979 Multi Purpose Court - Lights $ 6,000.00


Article #22 - 1979 Town Hall Clock $ 7,000.00

Expanses:Rodgers Clock Service $ 7,000.00

Article 123 - 1979 Re-furbish Town Hall Clock $ 1,500.00

$ 1,450.00Expenses:Towar Clock SpecialistsBalance

Article #24 - 1979 SidewalksCarry over - 1978Total

Expenses:

Breed, Harold 417.60Edson, Theodore 471.42Faucher, William 82.50Granite State Malco Sales 15.70Lake Asphalt & Petroleum 2,289.67McCagg, Fred 577.50Mieczkowski, Stanley 447.55Piquette, Wayne 427.50Taylor Rental 201.00Water & Sewer Dept. 50.00Arthur Whitcomb 19.84Total $5,000.28

$ 50:00

$2,904.002,096.28

$5,000.28

60.

ARTICLES CONT.

Article #26 - 1979 Administrative Assistant $ 8,000.00

Expenses:Baker's Bookstore 143.80Cable Television Info. Center 12.50Cartirt Plumbing 119.48

Grossman, Jeffrey 4,061.16Grossman, Jeffrey - exp. 315.54Lookin Back 54.50New England Telephone 198.79N. H. Municipal Assoc. 912.60Sherwin Williams 33.84H. W. Taylor Hardware 14.21

Texas Inst. Service Facility 11 .95

TotalBalance

$5,878.37 5,878.37$ 2,121.63

Articiti #29 - 1979 Paint - Auditorium $ 2,000.00

Expenses:

Momaney Painters 1,990.00

Balance $ 10.00

Article #30 - 1979 Selectmen's Room - Floor $ 1,200.00

Expenses:

Cartin PlumbingSherwin Williams

23.301,176.70

total $1,200.00

Article #31 - 1979 Crossing Guards $ 2,700.00

Expenses:Doucette, JudithKeck, BarbaraMarshall , DonnaWorden, Elaine

872.50355.00535.00900.00

Total 2,662.50 2,662.50Balance ~1 37.50

61.

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENTS OF TRUST FUNDSHINSDALE, N. H. FOR YEAR 1979

Cemeteries, Memorial Funds and Library Principal

Cheshire County Savings Bank $22,393.96

Sugar River Savings Bank 18,775.00

Keene Savings Bank 16,775.00

Savings Bank of Walpole 15,100.00

Peterborough Savings Bank 17,507.62

New Hampshire Savings Bank 18,375.00

Amoskeag Savings Bank 14,875,00

Merchants Savings Bank 6,075.00

Claremont Savings Bank 600.00

Merrimack County Savings Bank 8,050.00

24 Shares American Tel & Tel est. 901 . 00

Total Principal $138,427.58

New Funds created in 1979

Waite & Schlattner $ 200.00Thomas Golden 200.00William Mitchell 100.00John Davidson 200.00Albert Huffman 100.00Thomas W. Sullivan 100.00Theodore Miller 100.00Joseph Skiffington 100.00Patterson & Mitchell 100.00

Total $1,200.00

Additions to Old Funds

Chester Waterman $ 200.00

Accumulated Interest Added

Provost & LeChaine $ 100.00

Totals $1,500.00

62.

SUMMARY STATEMENT OF CEMETERIES AND LIBRARY EXPENDITURES

Fiscal Year Ending Decemerber 31, 1979

Town of Hinsdale for care of cemetery lots $5,144.63

Winchester Florist, Pine Grove Cemetery 248.35

Jerome Ebbighausen, perpetual care Oak Lawn Cemetery 933.43

Winchester Florist, Oak Lawn Cemetery 20.00

Accumulated Interest added to principal 100.00

Hinsdale Public Library 1 ,431 .20

Total $7,877.61

SECURITIES HELD FOR SAFE KEEPING

Hinsdale Playground, Keene Savings Bank Account #33826

Hinsdale Fire Dept. Savings Bank of Walpole Accouijt #8196

Hinsdale Fire Depatment Cheshire County Savings Bank Accoufjt #27827

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the information in this report is correct to

the best of our knowledge and belief,

January 18, 1980

Orson G. Smith

Roland O'Neal

Hortense C. Williams

Income from Trust Funds held by the trustees in the amount of

$5,144.63 has been paid to the town to be used only for perpetual

care of cemetery lots. Trust Fund Income can not be used for the

general funds of the town.


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(Eoucord, 03301Municipal Services Division

Frederick E. LaplanteDirector

LORRAINE F. RACETTEAssistant Director

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

January 26, 1979

Board of SelectmenTown OfficeHinsdale, New Hampshire 03451

Members of the Board:

Submitted herewith is the report of an examination of the accounts of theTown of Hinsdale for the year ended December 31, 1978, which was made by this

Division in accordance with the vote of the Town. Exhibits as hereafter listedare included as part of the report.

One of the enclosed audits must be given to the Town Clerk for retention as

part of the Town's permanent records.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Analysis of Change in Fund Balance : (Exhibit A-2)

On a budgetary basis, the change in Fund Balance is summarized as follows:

Appropriated:Fund Balance Applied to Finance 1978 Operations ($ 2,096)Balances of 1978 Special Appropriations 12 ,410

$ 10,314

Unappropriated:Revenues in Excess of Estimates $ 39,011Net Unexpended Balances of Appropriations ( 42,679)Beginning Fund Balance Used to Reduce Tax Rate ( 166,200 )

Net Decrease in Fund Balance

( 169,868 )

($159,554)

Town of Hinsdale January 26, 1979

SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS :

Federal Revenue Sharing Funds : (Exhibit C-2)

The Town received approximately $42,900 of Federal Revenue Sharing andinterest during the current year. Approximately $34,500 was transferred to

the General Fund for expenditures, leaving an unexpended balance of approxi-mately $22,900 for future uses which must be expended within 24 months of receipt.

ENTERPRISE FUNDS :

Sewer Department : (Exhibits D-1 and D-2)

The Town does not maintain a complete listing of property and equipment in

the Sewer Department and does not record related depreciation charges againstcurrent revenues. Therefore, we are unable to express an opinion as to thefairness of the balance sheet or statement of operations and changes in FundBalance for the current year.

Water Department - December 31, 1978 and 1977 : (Exhibits E-1 and E-2)

The retained earnings deficit of the Water Department increased from $110,408to $120,268 during the year. The increase is due to a net loss of $9,860 for theyear ended December 31, 1978 as compared to a net loss of $6,156 for the prior year.

During the year ended December 31, 1978, operating revenues increased by $685while operating expenses increased by $6,212. The increase in expenditures can betraced primarily to increases in superintendent's salary, cost of power and watersupply repairs during the year.

GENERAL COMMENTS

Water and Sewer Departments :

As in prior years, the audit continues to disclose several variances fromstatutory provisions of law regarding the Water and Sewer Departments. OneCommissioner still serves as Commissioner, Rents Collector, Accountant andTreasurer. Warrants are not issued by the Commission to the Collector. No formal

abatement procedure is used regarding abatement of rent charges.

We repeat the following statutes covering the above variances which arequoted as follows:

"R.S.A. 252:19 Establishment. Duties, any town or village districtwhich adopts the provisions of this chapter may, at the time of suchadoption or afterwards, vote to establish a board of sewer commissioners,consisting of three members, which board of shall perform all the dutiesand possess all the powers in the town or district otherwise herebyconferred upon the Selectmen."

"R.S.A. 41:4 Incompatibility of Offices. No person shall at the sametime hold any two of the following -of fices; selectmen, treasurer,moderator, trustee of trust funds, collector of taxes, auditor...."

Comment

:

From the above statutes, it seems clear that the Commissioner can not serve


as Commissioner, Treasurer and Collector of Rents at the same time.

Regarding sewer rental collections, the following statute is quoted:

"R.S.A. 252:13 Collection of Assessments or Rentals. They shallbe committed to the collector of taxes, with a warrant under thehands and seal of the mayor and aldermen requiring him to collectthem; and he shall have the same rights and remedies and be subjectto the same liabilities in relation thereto as in the collection oftaxes." ,

Recommendations :

It is therefore recommended that the Commissioner commit such sewer rentsto the tax collector by warrant under their hands and seal as required by thestatute.

In reference to abatements of sewer rents, the following applies:

"R.S.A. 252:14 Abatement of Assessment. For good cause shown, themayor and aldermen may abate any such assessment made by them or bytheir predecessors."

"R.S.A. 252:16 Correction of Assessments. If any error is made inany such assessment it may be corrected by the mayor and aldermen bymaking an abatement and a new assessment, or either, as the case mayrequire; and the same lien, rights, liabilities and remedies shallattach to the new assessment as to the original."

"R.S.A. 44:2 Provisions Applicable. All provisions of statutes,now made or hereafter enacted relating to towns, shall be under-stood to apply to cities; and all provisions relating to select-men.... shall be construed to apply to the mayor and aldermen....unless a different intention appears."

We recommend that a formal abatement procedure be adopted in accordance withstatutory requirements. All sewer and water rental collections must be remittedto the Town Treasurer in accordance with the following statute:

"R.S.A. 41:27 Duties. The town treasurer shall have custody of all

monies belonging to the town, and shall pay out the same only uponorders from the selectmen. .. .the town treasurer shall keep in suit-able books provided for the purpose, a fair and correct account ofall sums received into and paid from the town treasury...."

In view of the above statute, it is recommended that the Commissionersimmediately transfer the duties now performed by one Commissioner to the properofficials as required by statute and appoint a Collector of Water Rents andmake proper commitment of water rents to said Collector under the hands andseal of the Commissioners.

It is further recommended that all receipts be reported in total and allrefunds of overpayments be recorded in order that all transactions of the depart-ment be properly recorded.


Application of the Municipal Budget Law :

In towns operating under the Municipal Budget Law, R.S.A. 32:10 providesthat, an unexpended balance may be transferred by the Board of Selectmen fromone appropriation to another provided that the total amount expended for all

purposes does not exceed the total amount appropriated at the town, school orvillage district meetings for all purposes.

The To\m of Hinsdale exceeded its appropriations by $15,838. The majoritems causing the overdrafts of appropriations were the overdrafts of StreetLighting of $4,613, General Expenses of Highway of $6,135 and Police Departmentof $4,062.

Conclusion :

The provisions of Chapter 71-A, Section 21, require that the Auditors'summary of findings and recommendations shall be published in the next annualreport of the Town. Publication of the Exhibits contained in this audit reportis optional at the discretion of the Board of Selectmen. This letter, however,must be published in its entirety.

We extend our thanks to the officials and employees of the Town of Hinsdalefor their assistance during the course of the audit.

^AJ...-C-^ ' f-'^^

MUNICIPAL SERVICES DIVISIONDEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ADMINISTRATION

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1979 REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF LIBRARY COMMIHEEAmi don Stearns- Town Robertson Barrows Misc.

Jan. 1, 1979Amt. on handReceived 1979Expenditures^.n 1979

Fund* Bowker-Jones* Approp. Fund' Fund^ Acct.

793.44793.44

$000.00

95.2395.23$00.00

62.581,949.50 158.68 385.65 82.611 ,859.99 1 58.68 385.65 82.61

; 152.09 $000.00 $000.00 $00.00

*Money earned on Trust Funds in 1978.

EXPENDITURES FOR 1979

Books, Magazines-PapersTown A/C Ami don A/C

Supplies aServices

Util

American Library Assoc. 28..00H. W. Wilson Co. 27..00Moore-Cottrell Agency 271.41 66.07Public Servic Co.

Nathaniel Dame Company 26.97 41.00Hunting-Brodart Inc. 52.34Gaylord Brothers 34..65

New England Telephone Co.

Barbara Keck 56..05

Col ton Insurance Agency 152..00

Quality Books Inc. 29.28National Geographic 17.25 5.75World Book Inc. 21.50Yankee, Inc. 13.00The Book Cellar 10.99 11.25N. H. State Library 43.45William Dunn 91,.45

St. Martin Press 23.53Green Mt. Bookstore 4.37Homestead Press 12.35 12,.55

Picturepages Inc. 45.00Solar Data 82.80Meshek's 6.45Westminister Press 63.25Better Book Co. 40.47 7.98Publishers Central Bureau 35.08Taylor-Baker Inc. 655.42Illinois Mfg. Directory 23.03

N. H. Publishing Co. 16.22American Econo. Services 42.66Regent Book Co. 6J5 86.22Children Press 53.04 206.92H. W. Taylor Hardware 2 .10

Grolier Ent. 61.53 13.38Child's World 171.56

416.59

223.64

69.

1979 REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF LIBRARY COMM. CONT.

Books, Magazines & Papers Supplies Util.& Services

Interhouse Publt;

Baker Book StoreFacts-On-FileReader's DigestIndependent Pub.

Dorrance & Co.

jhing Cc

Group

$1

Town A/C

7.497.5914.9716.896.06

Ami don A/C

10.90

,538,.13 $793.44 $403.80 640.23

70.

HINSDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY1979

Circulation for 1979

Hours open per week 25

Adult FictionAdult Non-Fiction

6,7311,131

Juvenile FictionJuvenile Non-Fiction

2,353510

PeriodicalsAdultsJuvenile

82955

BookmobileAdultJuvenile

Total

1,344164

13J17

Interlibrary Loans 33

Books loaned to other libaries

Total number of Books borrowedfrom N. H. Bookmobile in 3 Visits 1,715

Average desk and telephoneinquiries per month 100

Volumes added to library in 1979Adult Fiction 78

Adult Non-Fiction 283Juvenile Fiction 163

Juvenile Non-Fiction 77

601

Balance from 1978 $ 5.87Cash receipts from fines 191 .25

Disbursements (newspapers, books) $116.40Cash transferred to treasurer 54.64

$171.04 $ 26.08 Sal

Baln'ice from 1978 ($5.87)Cash received fron rentals $ 59.90

Disbursements (Box rent. Supplies, Stamps) $57.46 $ 2.82 Bal

Ca?h on hand for 1979 $28.9071.

HINSDALE MUNICIPAL COURT

1. Crtmtnal Cases

1. Complaints entered during the year2. Complaints disposed of during the year

a. feloniesb. misdemeanors 11

c. vtolattons 309

2. Cases dtvtded Into classes

320320

1. Not gutlty pleas 21

2. Found not guilty 4

3. No! Pros 224. Cases appealed 1

5. Drunkness 1

6. Fish & Game 3

7. Motor Vehicle laws;

a. Town Ordinances 16

b. State motorvehicle 301

3. Juvenile cases 4

4. Small CI a Tins 16

5. Cash recetpts:

Cash on hand January 1, 1979 $ 499.50Total receipts 9,184.50Total

Total amount paid to State $4,546.40Total amount paid to Town 3,127.18Total miscellaneous 260.00Total operating expenses 1,008.97Total

$9,684.00

$8,942.55

Cash on hand December 31, 1979 $ 741.45


Eugene E. Gaffey, Justice

72.

REPORT OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT1979

Unpaid Water Rents, Jan. 1, 1979 $ 4,437.31

Cash - Jan. 1, 1979Checking Account 2,858.35Savings Account 52,665.87Cash on hand 33.88 55,558.10

INCOME - 1979

Water Rents 56,277.91Job Works 1 ,614.44Interest Income 2,983.28 60,875.63

1979 Accrued Payroll Taxes Payable 1,007.72 $121,878.76

DISBURSEMENTSEXPENSES -

Purification & Water Suppiy:Salaries 8,496.00Supplies 1,562.21Electricity 12,276.92Repairs & Maintenance 721.76 23,056.89

Distribution:Salaries 8,784.00Supplies 2,527.74Repairs, Ma int.Water Storage Tank 11,292.14Water Lines 3,848.00Hydrants 240.57Meters 225.00

15,605.71General Expenses:

Clerical & Accounting 3,600.00Telephone 1,995.56Supplies, Postage,

Printing 503.27Insurance 1,398.00Truck Expense 2,400.00Taxes 1 854.56Miscellaneous nil. 59

CAPITAL ASSESTSHydrants 1,571.32Mis'] Equipment 1,600.561978 Accrued Payroll

taxes paid

26,917.45

11,862.98

3,171.88

1,362.42

73,

REPORT OF THE WATER DEPT. CONT.

1979

Cash - Dec. 31, 1979

Checking Account 8,852.46Savtngs Account 43,649.15Cash on hand 765.18

53,266.79

UNPAID WATER RENTS, DEC. 31, 1979 2,240.35$121,878.76

74.

KEPORT OF THE SEWER DEPARTMENT1979

Unpaid Sewer Rents, Jan. 1, 1979 $ 240.00

Cash - Jan. 1, 1979Checking Account 614.01

Savings Account 8,914.61Cash on hand -0- 9:,528. 62

INCOME FOR YEAR 1979

Sewer Rents 43,407.84Interest Income _ 511.19 43 ,919. 03

Accrued Payroll taxes payalDie

[SBURSEMENTS

812. 55

$54,500.20

d:

EXPENSES

Payrolls 11,910.29Treatment Plant

supplies 588.87Distribution Supplies 1,707.20Repairs & MaintenanceTelephone

472.04160.10

Heat 1,618.00Insurance 1,145.00Truck Expense 582.08Taxes 526.40Mis'l Expense 249.93Clerical & Acct. 3,600.00Salaries-Gen. Officers 1,500.00Stat. -Print. -Postage 223.13 24 ,283.,04

CAPITAL ASSESTS 6,580.00

1978 Accrued payroll taxes pd. 35.61

CASH - Dec. 31, 1979Checking Account 1,194.91Savings Account 19,425.80Cash on hand _ 1,148.34 21 ,769..05

Unpaid Sewer Rents - Dec. :31, 1979 1 ,832..50

$54,500.20

75.

SEWER DEPARTMENTINCOME STATEMENT

1979

INCOME

Sewer Rents $43,407.84Interest Income 511.19 $43,919.03

EXPENSES

Payrol

1

$11,910.29Treatment Plant

Supplies 588.87Distribution Supplies 1,707.20Reapirs & Matnt 472.04Telephone 160.10Heat 1.618.00Insurance 1,145.00Truck Expense 582.08Taxes 526.40Mis'l expenses 249.93Clerical & Accounting 3,600.00Salaries-General

Officers 1,500.00Stationary , printing.

postage 223.13 24,283.04

Depreciation 112.18 24,395.22

Net Profit (Loss) for year $18,523.81

76.

WATER DEPARTMENTINCOME STATEMENT

1979

INCOMEWater Rents $56,277.91Job Work 1,614.44Interest Income 2,983.28 $60,875.63

EXPENSESPurification & Water Supply:

Salaries $ 8,496.00Supplies 1,562.21Electricity 12,276.92Repairs & Maint. 721.76 $23,056.89

DISTRIBUTION:Salaries $ 8,784.00Supplies 2,527.74Reapirs & Maint. 15,605.71 $26,917.45

GENERAL EXPENSES:

Clerical & Accounting $3,600.00Telephone 1,995.56Supplies, Postage

Printing 503.27Insurance 1,398.00Truck Expense 2,400.00Taxes -

Payroll $1,197.77Property 656.79 1,854.56Miscellaneous 111.59Depreciation 9,088.69 $20,951.67

TOTAL EXPENSES 70,926.01

NET PROFIT (LOSS) FOR YEAR $(10,050.38)

77,

HINSDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT1979 General Alarm Fires

DATE LOCATION TYPE OF FIRE

12-5-78 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid12-17-78 Rtverview Park False Alarm12-17-78 Marshall Hudson Chimney Fire12-21-78 Route 119 Auto. Accident12-25-78 George Bristol Chimney Fire1-5-79 Frank Blake Car Fire1-14-79 Northfield, Mass. Mutual Aid1-16-79 Wtlliam Dunn Electrical Fire1-21-79 Winchester, N. H. Mutual Aid1-21-79 Harold Bernier Chimney Fire1-22-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid1-27^79 Turko Chimney Fire2-2-79 Gurian Guitars Building Fire2-4-79 Albert Dueso Smoke Investigation2-16-79 Brattleboro, Vt. ?lutual Aid2-17-79 Chester Bomba Building Fire2-18-79 Northfteld, ^a. (East St) Mutual Aid2-19-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid2-19-79 Winchester, N. H. (Whites) Mutual Aid2-26-79 Hinsdale High School Bomb Scare3-6-79 Rolling Hills False Alarm3-8-79 Route 119 Ice Watch3-9-79 Monument Rd. Auto. Accident3-16-79 FIneline Sales Flooded Oil Burner3-22-79 RIverview Trailer park Car Fire3-23-79 Town Garage Grass Fire3-24-.79 Old Chesterfield Rd. Grass Fire3-26-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid4-2-79 Hinsdale Products Chemical Fire4-19-79 Pumping Station Electrical Fire4-21-79 Raceway Park Grass Fire5-2-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid5-6-79 Riverview park Car Rire5-9-79 Main Street Gas Wash5-15-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid6-5-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Tree Down6-10-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid6-12-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Wires Down6-15-79 Norm's Auto Grass Fire6-21-79 Steam's Court Car Fire6-21-79 Winchester, N. H. Mutual Aid6-24-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid6-26-79 Old Brattleboro Rd. Grass Fire6-30-79 Canal Street Auto Accident7-9-79 Brattleboro, Vt. Mutual Aid7-14-79 mw St. Car Fire

78.

FIRES CONTINUED

1-11-1^

7.-25-79

7-26-798-5-798-7-798-20-798-23-798-25-799-1-799-2-799-14-7510-12-7910-12-7910-15-7910-23-7910-27-7910-27-79

11-3-7911-3-79

11-6-7911-7-7911-13-7911-19-7911-21-7911-28-7911-29-79

River RoadHinsdale ProductsStreet Box (Johnnies)Street Box (Johnnies)Brattleboro, Vt. (65 Caacil St

Riverview ParkWinchester, N. H. (Ward Farm)Rolling HillsRt. 63 (Madigans)Rolling HillsHinsdale ProductsRoute 63

Winchester MachineWinchester MachineFrank MecheskiRear of Doucett'sCongregational ChurchWinchester, N. H. (Ashuelot

Paper)Elmer DunhamBrattleboro, Vt, (Eagle's)J & B RestaurantHinsdale ProductsSpring St.

Brattleboro Rd.

WillisNorthfield, MassVernon Dam

Auto. Accidentpaper DustFalse AlarmFalse Alarm

) Mutual AidGrass FireMutual AidFalse AlarmWires DownFalse AlarmPaper DustCar Fire

False AlarmFalse AlarmChimney FireGrass FireGrass Fire

Mutual AidChimney Fire

Mutual AidCar FirePaper DustSmoke InvestigationOverheated carChinney FireMutual AidGrass Fire

79.

FIRE DEPARTMENT PAYROLL

Alarie, Michel $ 119.00Bolden, Michael 250.50Boyd, Timothy 345.50Bradbury, Richard 256.00Carley, Marvin 196.50Chesley, Alfred 62.00Coull, David 154.00Dixon, Robert 83.50Doucette, Joseph 3.50Gaffey, Eugene 95.00Gembarowski, Michael 205.00Hildrith, Calvin 249.50Hodgman, William 562.50Howe, Clarence 42.50lowe, Robert 115.50Johnson, Robert 354.50Lamson, Donald 189.00Major, Lewis 449.50Majer, Ronald 199.00Marshall, Robert 432.00Matuszewski, Edwin 526.50Matuszewski, Jay 1,097.50Merrill, Dennis 290.00Miller, Roger 323.00Newman, George 356,00Page, Ronald 121.50Parker, Warren 263.50Pelloni, Russell 265.50Perham, Richard 119.00Roberts, William 3.50Roy, Charles 254.00Roy, Joseph 106.00Roy, John 250.50Roy, William 59.50Simonds, Ralph 397.50Smith, Edwin 357.50Stand ift, James 537.76Stephens, Douglas 327.00Stephens, George 361.00Stephens, Walter 245.00Tracy, Richard 327.00Wilkins, Elmer III 210.00Willette, Richard 197.00Wojchick, Michael 527.50Zavorotny, Alan 1,168.24

Total $13,056.00

80.

HINSDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT1979

To the Citizens of the Town of Hinsdale:

I herewith submit my report for the Police Department covering the

year 31, December 1979.

Again this year has been a busy one for the Hinsdale PoliceDepartment with an increase in calls and a decrease in complaintsthat were answered and the ever increasing demand for serviceswhich we had tried to keep in pace with. Our town is growingeyery year with new people and new problems. Our traffic has in-creased but there has been a decrease in accidents compared to1978. In 1979 the Police Department brought forth to the HinsdaleMunicipal Court a total of 233 complaints as compared to 1978 of248. Those complaints are listed below as well as the callsanswered by the cruiser.

BurglaryTheftCriminal MischiefUntimely DeathsAccidentsAssaultsJuvenile ComplatntsHouse ChecksMotor Vehicle TheftsDomestic ComplaintsMicellaneousDisturbancesDog Bites

28

16

7

7

703

4

51

2

126645

197

4

TOTAL 2,549

Shop Lifting 1

Recovery of Stolen Items 3

Suspicious Persons 326Dog Complaints 327Rescue Calls 141

D. W. I. 24

Intoxication 47

Issuing Bad Checks 3

Conduct after accident 1

Aid to other Dept. '- 265Missing Persons 2

Motorist Assist 249

COURT COMPLAINTS

Operating after Revo. 3

Stop Sign Violation 8Defective Equipment 19Speed 32

Solid Line 27

Fail, to stope for Emerg. Veh. 4

D. W. I. 24

Unispected 20Assault 3

Conduct After Accident 1

Disorderly conduct 6

Robbery 1

Operat. W/0 Corrective Lenses 2

Dog Restraint 1

Fail, to obey Traffic Condition 2

TOTAL: 229

Concealment of Merchandise 1

Aggravated Assault 1

Operating after F. R. 1

Cruelty to Animals 3

Harrasment 1

Speed Accident Resulting 3

Theft 1

Operating W/0 Valid Lie. 10

Fail to Keep Right 18

Restricted Parking 19

Reckless Operation 7

Unregistered 7

Misuse of Plates 2

Littering 2

81

CALLS FOR 1979

FOR 6 HRS. A DAY 4 DAYS A WEEK

MONTH PHONE CALLS WALK-INS

January 355 60February 301 69

March 319 116

Aprtl 280 91

May 278 96June 394 136July 367 69August 371 93September 282 73

October 268 103November 387 86Decroeber 377 75

TOTALS: 3,979 U067

In conclusion, your Police Department would like to thank

all Departments, tts ctttzens and the Board of Selectmen for

thetr cooperatton and help.


Thomas A. MacQuarrie, Sr.

Chief of Police

82,

HINSDALE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOCIATION

1979

Town Appropriation $ 6,250.00

Expenses:

Salaries 5,742.37Physical Therpy 507.63

Total

Income from the following:

Balance on hand December 31, 1978MedicarePatientsComm. DiseaseMisc.Total

$ 6,250.00

978 $ 3,042.666,046.00

331.00286.77880.91

$10,587.34

$ 774.87136.59936.75368.2591.35

387.78128.00602.00630.39

$4,055.98 $ 4,055.98

Expenses:

Physical TherpySuppliesTaxesGasRepairsTelephonePostageInsuranceMisc.Total expenses

Balance $ 6,531.36

83.

HINSDALE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOCIATION

1979

Home visits to patients and health promotion: 793

A pre-school hearing and vision screening program was conducted

at the Elementary School in May with children being tested and

defects referred for correction.

A general immunization clinic was held at the school in February,

for pre-school and school age children.

Blood Pressure Clinics have been held on a monthly basis with all

ages welcome. Transportation can be provided.

W.I.C. (Women^ Infants, and Children) Clinics have been held on

a monthly basis.

A Red Cross blood drawing was held in April and November withvolunteers from the Nursing Assocication, Lions Club, and

community.

Contracted services include Physical Therapy through the Agency.

There is a contract with Cheshire Senior Services for homemakerservice and home health aides.

Medical Record Review is held at Brattleboro Memborial Hospitalevery three months. This includes a physician, physical therapist,at least one other R.N. board members and myself,

I have attended meetings, approximately monthly, for Task Forceand In-service in Keene, N. H. Task Force is a study to assessthe need to have Public Health Agencies merge, therefore to beable to provide better and more comprehensive services to thecommunity. Community support is needed and welcomed.

I attend the discharge planning sessions at Brattleboro MemorialHospital approximately every 4-6 weeks.

I am involved in the Brattleboro Area Hospice Committee. This is

an attitude or approach to the patient dying with cancer and to

the family.

I have attened several work shops throughout the year.

Monthly meetings of the Association are held on the 2nd Tuesday of

the month at 10 a.m. and (these meetings) are open to the public.For continual medicare certification, it is necessary to haveactive community support and involvement.

84.

HINSDALE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOCIATION 1979 Cont.

Equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, and commodes is availableto hp loaned out for use.

Thank you everyone who has volunteered their service to work atclinics or as a member of the Hinsdale Public Health Association.

If there are any questions, please call 336-5458.


Mary A. Wilson, R. N.

85.

Report of the Adrntnts^trattve Asststant to tfie Board of Selectmen

For the first time since the Town of Htnsdale was Incor-porated in 1753, the townspeople voted in 1979 to establish aprofessional administrative office in its Municipal governmentThis decision recognized the continously increasing complicationsarising in all aspects and levels of government, and reflects aclear positive and progressive direction taken by the citizens ofthis community.

I began working for the town in August of 1979. Since thattime this office has tackled and made substantial headway in anumber of major areas; notwithstanding the first year that thisoffice is in existance, will be a learning and adjustment periodfor all concerned.

^One of the in-house areas which was studied was purchasing,

a vital concern for all taxpayers. In the late fall a new pur-chasing system was recommended by this office and endorsed by the• ^n^n ^T^^^no^"'

^^^ resulting consequence was a modest savingsin 1979. In 1980 we project a substanial savings under this pur-chasing program.

One of the ongoing goals of this office is to obtain federalgrants, a return to the community of its own tax dollars. Thisyear we have focused our attention on community development grantsExamples of some of the specific activities that can be carriedout with block grant-funds include rehabilitation and renovationor residential structures, provisions and improvements of publicracinttes, such as water and sewer lines and facilities, streetsparks, recreation facilities, neighborhood and senior citizens'

'

centers, historic landmarks and even parking lots. A prerequisteto these grants is a requirment that a housing assistance plan bedeveloped which identifies and assesses housing needs and goalswithin the community. The Southwestern New Hampshire RegionalPlanning Commission will develop this plan in conjunction with thisoffice at a cost of $1,500. Your support at the annual town meetingIS needed for this plan, if you wish to pursue these grants.

I am available to any citizen who requests assistance in anyarea

.


Jeffrey A. GrossmanAdministrative Assistant tothe Board of Selectmen

86.

REPORT OF THE HINSDALE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1979

The Board held twelve meetings this year. In May two

meetings wire held. Our July meeting was cancelled. Thesemeetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the first Tuesday of themonth in the Comrrunity Room of the Town Hall and are opento the public.

During our meetings we heard twenty-one variances, twospecial exceptions and one appeal, flf these, twenty-twowere granted and two denied. Many of those granted wereto appear before the Planning Board for site-plan-review.

Election of officers was held at the March meeting.Richard Corr was elected Chairman, Maryann Wallace waselected Co-Chairman, and Anna Mahoney was elected Secretary.

During the year, the Board accepted the resignationof three of its valuable members, Richard Corr, Mayann Wallace,and James Kirkwood.

We wish to thank everyone for their help and co-operationthroughout the year.


Anna Mahoney, SecretaryBoard of Adjustment

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:

Charles Rosploch, Jr. - ChairmanAnna Mahoney - SecretaryE. Sherman WrightBernard Rideout, Jr.

Robert Burnham - AlternatePaul P. Sprague - Selectman

87.

REPORT op THE HINSDALE CIVIL DEFENSE1979

Your Htnsdale Civilian Defense Agency is always alert» active,

energetic, and hard working for the good of the whole community in

case of an unfortunate disaster or emergency. Our motto in our

endeavors tn the realm of Community safety and preparedness is"We

are ready !

"

One of the major highlights of 1979 was the successful com-

pletion of a Radiological Monitoring Course gtven by the State

C. D. Agency at the Hinsdale Fire Department. Receiving certificateof Merit and Attendance were: Roberta Bliss, Robert Dixon, Ed-^fard

Matuszewskt, Frank Smalley, Pyllis Varno, Dr. Harvey Deutsch, EvanDeutsch, ytto Riz7t, Wichael Wojchick, Roger Tliller, and RalphSimonds.

We are proud of obtaining a four wheel drive 11/4 ton Jeeptruck from Fort Devens Army Base for use by our highway depart-ment, at no cost to the taxpayer. This truck has been paintedand is put to jood use every day.

We are pleased to report that the emergency siren in the

helfry of the Town Hall has been repaired and is ready for usein time of crtsts. This siren is tested on the last Friday ofeach month at 6:50 P.M.

Our emergency evacuation plans are progressing at a rapidpace and will be completed in the very near future. Approximatelya dozen meetings were held at the Fire station attended by interestedcitizens. Selectmen, School Officials, fire and police personnelworking and cooperating in preparing these plans.

We are always seeking citizen imput and suggestions and help

from the local citizenry will be greatly appreciated.


Ralph Simonds, CD. Director

Paul P . Sprague, SelectmanAsst. Director

88.

REPORT OF THE HINSDALE CONSERVATION COMMISSION

1979

With great pride and a senre of accomplishment, the Conser-vation Commission dedicated Heritage Park, this past fall, to the

Town of Hinsdale.

Commission members worked towards the completion of the parkthis year. Lighting was installed at the Multi-Use Court ex-tending its useage. The parking lot was paved and lined. In

addition, the Multi-Use Court was lined so now it is possibleto play the many games it offers.

David Coull, a former Commission member, built a barbeque pitwhich can be used by many large groups. Through the auspicesof the Hinsdale Lions Club, the shop classes at Hinsdale HighSchool are constructing a bandstand which hopefully will be inuse by this summer.

Heritage Park will now be under the control of a new committee,managing not only the Park but the Playground, Jackwood Park andall monuments. The Conservation Commission will continue as a

town commission fulfilling duties more appropriate in the fieldof ronservatton.

Is Heritage Park completed? That is a question only thetaxpayers of Hinsdale can answer. There is much land at the Parkthat could be used for further development. In addition, a newscope could be drawn up and matching funds could be applied forby the new committee.

In closing, the Commission would like to thank the taypayersof Hinsdale and the Burearu of Outdoor Recreaton for providing thefunds for building Heritage Park. We would also like to thank all

businesses, clubs, and individuals who donated funds, time andsupport to this project.

Romao Renaud, SelectmanMary Lou Currier, .SecretaryFred Bliss, TreasurerFred Wolfe, ChairmanRobert SimondsRoberta BlissEdward HaleGrace Gagne

89,

REPORT OF THE HINSDALE PLANNING BOARD

1979

The Hinsdale Planning Board acted on one sub-divison and three

site-plans during the year. There were also informal discussionsheld wtth townspeople who were requesting information concerningpossible sub-dtvtstons and site-plans. The board meets the third

Tuesday of every month in the Community Room of the town hall at

7:30 p.m., and tnvttes and welcomes those with questions to attendtheir meetings.

Several members of the board met monthly with the selectmen,members of the Zoning Board and twonspeople to re-write the Pro-posed Zontng Ordinances, which will be voted on by the town on

March n, 1980. Some of these meetings were assisted by CatherineLarson, Director, Southwestern Hew Hampshire Regional PlanningCommtsston. f^uch effort and concern was put forth by our membersin the re-wrtttng of these ordinances. The board held two publicheartngs on the proposed ordinances, December 27, 1979 andJanuary 22, 1980, at which time some changes were made. TheBoard would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone fortheir help during this busy year. Mrs. Richard Corr and Mrs.Charles Rosploch were Hinsdale's representatives to the South-western N. H. Regional Planning Commission which meets the secondWednesday of the month |n either Marlboro or Peterboro, N. H.

Some valuable Information Is brought back to the local board fromthes^ meetings. The following members resigned during the year:Eleanor O'Neal, Charles Gratton, Carol Rosploch and David Ward.


Kenneth Higgins, Chairman

Members

:

Kenneth Higgins - ChairmanDonna Marshall - SecretarySteve KowalskiAnn CorrVito RizziPaul Sprague - SelectmanMildred Zywna - Alternate

90.

HINSDALE PLAYGROUND COMMITTEE1979 REPORT

The Playground Committee consisting of Ann Boyd, Sanciy

Moore, Bill McLeod and Selectman Paul Sprague, wish to give thanksto everyone who contributed in any way to help the program operate.

We feel we have made a step towards our ultimate goal, which is to

have an organized, diversified and well attended program.

The pool was equipped with an automatic chlorinator whichke^p the P. H. balance. Donna Poster did a fine job of super-vising the pool. And we were able to have evening hours twicea week to enable working parents to accompany their children.

Your Summer Program was again directed by Wayne Miller Sr.

There was no charge to the children for participation or fordaily cold lunch which was provided through the SouthwesternCommunity Services Program. Volunteers from the community offeredtheir time in activities, such as Hinsdale History, fortune telling

stories, sports. Arts & crafts.

The school playground received the always necessary repairsand painting. Three pieces of new equipment (balance beam and2 see sav/s) have been purchased to be installed in the Spring.

We hope for an even more interesting and diversified programin 1980. We would like to hear from anyone with ideas or desireto serve as a committee member.


Playground Committee

Ann Boyd, ChairmanSandra Moore - Sec. - Treas,

William McLeod - MemberPaul P. Sprague - Selectman

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MARRIAGES

Date1979

Jan. 27

Feb. 4

Mar. 10

Mar. 31

Apr. 14

May 11

May 12

May 19

June 16

June 23

June 30

July 15

July 21

July 21

July 23

July 27

Aug. 25

Sept. 1

Aug. 22

Sept. 1

Sept. 9

Sept. 29

Oct. 13

Place

Keene, N.H.

WestmorelandjN.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Htnsdale, N. H.

Ltttleton, N. H.

Htnsdale, N. H.

Winchester, N. H,

Brattleboro, Vt.

Htns-dale, N. H.

Htnsdale, N. H.

Htnsdale, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Names

William N. AmesNancy C. StaffordRonald S. QuinlanRose H. MoodyDavid 6. HoustonLinda M. RoundsGregory BartholmewRena L. OrkinsRickie A. KingMelody L. ClarkHarold L. AitherDiana Senecal

Residence

SomersworthjN.H.Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.Htnsdale, N.H.

Brattleboro Vt.

Hinsdale, N.H.Hinsdale, N.H.

Hinsdale, N.H.

Chesterfield N.H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Jerome Ebbighausen Jr. HinsdaleHolly L. LavallaShaun H. FosburghDiana M. MartocciNorman E. FilgateDorothy M. TrahamKevin P. MoynihanDonna M. DudaRoger Lesmertses,Susan L. BrownGlen S. GardnerMarilyn AncesMichael p. NolanCarole A. Qreene01 in H. ButlerPatricia M. WatersTimothy J. Patwell

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Easthampton Ma.Easthampton Ma.

Jr. Keene, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Htnsdale, N. H.

Bennington, Vt.

Bennington, Vt.Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Greenfield ParkCanada

Judith A. McLellanDouglas A. TaylorKathy L. BriggsMartin L. RayJuanita M. CookAlmond E. MattesonBeverly C. Matteson West Rupert Vt.

John J. Hartnett Turners Fall Ma.

Charlotte L. Brooks Turners Fall Ma.

Brattleboro,Hinsdale, N.

Hinsdale, N.

Hinsdale, N.

Vt.

H.

H.

H.

West Rupert Vt.

Paul A. RobertsBarbara B. ClarkDaniel L. BarnesLinda S. JagelMichael J. CarbinoTerri L. BokumFrederick P. Burdo Jr. Hinsdale,Susan M. Marsh Hinsdale, N.

Greenfield, Ma.

Greenfield, Ma.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

NHH.

94.

MARRIAGES CONT.

Oct. 20 Hinsdale, N. H.



Oct. 27 Brattlfeboro, Vt.

Nov. 4 Hinsdale, N. H.

Nov. 24 Brattleboro, Vt.

Dec. 1 Hinsdale, N. H.

Nov. 30 Hinsdale, N. H.

Dec. 14 Hinsdale, N. H.

Sept. 7 Winchester, N. H.

Michael E. ClassDonna L. PerkinsCalvin C. LoweLynn N. HeadRobert M. AndrewsDebra L. ScottArthur J. BoisvertSherry A. StreeterMichael R. EuginGloria Eugin

Winchester, N.H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hartford, Conn.Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Conway, Ma.Greenfield, Ma.

Robert LeVasseur, Sr. Hinsdale, N.H.

Karen L. MurphyRobert Berth iaumeJanet V. HopkinsKendall Ro. Lucy Jr,

Michel e Q. UnwinTimothy p. BoydSharon L. Moraaney

Hulbert T. Behrans

Kari A. Miner

Hinsdale, N. H.

Greenfield, Ma.

Greenfield, Ma.

Hinsdale, N.H.Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Winchester, N. H,

95.

1979

Jan. 19

Feb. 15

Feb. 17

Mar. 12

Aprtl 2

April 9

April 24

June 13

June 14June 22

June 29

June 30July 18

July 23

Aug. 4

Aug. 8

Aug. 13

Aug. 17

Aug. 26Sept. 7

Sept. 8

Sept. 12

Sept. 21

Sept. 24

Oct. 21

Nov. 7

Nov. 12

Nov. 12

Dec. 12Dec. 19

Dec. 26

Place of DeathBrattleboro, Vt.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hartford, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brcntleboro, Vt.Hinsdale, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Westmoreland, N.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Westmoreland, N.

Brattleboro, Vt.Hinsdale, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.Brattleboro, Vt.Keene, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Hinsdale, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.Keene, N. H.

Brattleboro, Vt.Brattleboro, Vt.Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.

Brattleboro, Vt.Brattleboro, Vt,

DEATHSName

Paul ColburnChester WatermanFrederick SchlatnerAaron D. Pel keyDavid RyanThomas QoldenWaldon A. Haskell

Raymond E. GamashH. John R. Cunningham

Parker PatchH. Claudia Cunningham

Ivan H. SoskinEmily G. JacquesLawrence J. Winston Jr.

June WardThomas W. SullivanDeanna S. ToneySylvia E. FletcherMargaret B. StreeterLois ButlerThoedore Miller Sr.

Roger K. StreeterLottie L. HoweArthur P. PagetAbel TuovinenMichael M. KolnackiElmer L. Dunham Jr.

Frank N. BlakeAnna MajerEdith Hamel^. Dorothy Brandl

Age496861

82

81

71

49

70

8974

8452

7759

437259

66

825462

85

7590

85

773068

7071

66

1978Nov. 27

1979Jan. 13

Feb. 14

Mar. 31

May 1

May 4

June 17

Sept. 26Oct. 16Dec. 30

BODIES BROUGHT TO TOWN FOR BURIAL

Westmoreland, N. H. Elmer W. Fuller

Brattleboro, Vt.

Holyoke, MassBrattleboro, Vt.

Winchester, N. H.

Lowell , Mass.Bennington, Vt.

Easthampton, Mass.Greenfield, Mass.Willimantio, Conn.

Mary S. WestherheadAnna 0. MosherFred D. KendrickBrony F. Smofski

01 ga M. GrayJames W. Finnell

Olive L. DoolittleElwood J. WeedVarmum J. Abbott Sr,

75

6992

7958

6058

7687

96.

annual report town of hinsdale new hampshire 1979

Documents

maryann wallace term

town report

bernard rideout term

sherman wright term

anna mahoney term

richard corr resigned

town of hinsdale

town clerk eleanor