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ANNUAL REPORTS of the

SELECTMEN AND TREASURER

of the

TOWN OF

PEMBROKE NEW HAMPSHIRE

Together with the Reports of the

Road Agent and Other Officers

of the Town

for the

Fiscal Year Ending December 31,

1951 Also Vital Statistics

for the Year Ending December 31, 1951

THE JACQUES PRESS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Assets. 00940 ae... supe Nc, 5 15

Auditors’Report .... (605... : 202) 49

Financial Report... 2.../...) 7, (Sa 15

Forest Fire Report . 22... 2) 3 78

Liabilities’ ........0.2.:.0.5 35 eee 15

Library Report ............). 7 a |

Police Report .........:. ) 5, Sg 43

School Report: .......: >... > 51

Statement of Appropriations and Taxes Assessed ..... 13

Summary of Inventory of Valuation (7) 12

Fax Collector's Report=......2.) 05) 30

Town Clerk’s Report (..... 2002. 2 18

Town Officers, -. . 9.084 if. i022 =. 2 3

‘rown Treasurer's Report = ...... 4... 2a 16

Town. Warrant . ... 98.07.55 oo). ~)-5 5

Trustees of Trust Funds Report... ......) 9 46

Vital Statistics .:...0...4. 275008...) 33 80)

TOWN OFFICERS

Moderator

PeDEONeN PETIT, [R.

Town Clerk

ALBERT RITCHOTTE

Town Treasurer

ERNEST A. CHAPDELAINE

Selectmen

ERNEST J. MARTEL EDGAR J. LAVOIE LAURENT PARENTEAU

Tax Collector

K. DONALD WOODBURY

Library Trustees

BEATRICE MICHAUD DORA BOUCHARD ALICE JACOB

Auditors

LEO PAYEUR JOHN WELCH

Water Commissioners

PHILIP BRASLEY ARTHUR RICHARD

WILLIAM LECLAIR

VICTOR GIRARD PRANK PE EIT

Representatives

GEORGE R. LEA LEOSEArEUR

Trustees of Trust Funds

HARRY K. ROGERS ALONZO J. BATES JOSEPH H. ROBINSON

Chief of Police

LEO A. PLOUDEE

Fire Chief

CHESTER T. ROBINSON

Checklist Supervisors

SYLVIO DUBE GABRIEL DANEAULT ; ROY G. NEDEAU

School Board

DONALD STEVENS EVA O. MONTY

JOHN SATURLEY

Highway Surveyor

ALBER T-O.-GOLE

Librarian

VIRGINIA BATCHELDER

Relief Administrator

GRACE LABONTEE

Custodians of Cemeteries

GEORGE P. COFRAN JOHN H. ROBINSON

MARY CHESEBORO

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF PEM-

BROKE IN THE COUNTY OF MERRIMACK IN

ood OP QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN THE

TOWN AFFAIRS: -

You are hereby notified to meet at the Grammar School Auditorium in said Pembroke, on Tuesday, the eleventh day of March next, at nine o'clock in the fore- noon, to act upon the following subjects:

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

2. ‘To hear and act upon the report of the town Ways and Means Committee.

3. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.

4. To see if the town will vote to charge twenty (.20) cents on and after September I, 1952, on all unpaid Poll Taxes.

5. To see if the town will vote authorize its Select- men to sell any real estate which the town may have ac- quired by deed as a result of non-payment of Taxes; and to authorize the Selectmen to give a deed in the name of the town to the purchaser of such land.

6. To see if the town will vote to accept the following named funds, in trust, the income to be used for the perpetual care of the cemetery lots indicated:

a) Fred M. Pettengill Fund of One Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars, the income thereof to be used for the care of the Pettengill lot in the Buck Street Cemetery.

(b) Percy L. Ruggles Fund of One Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars, the income thereof to be used for the care of the Ruggles lot in the Evergreen Cemetery.

7. To see if the town will vote to adopt the pro- visions of chapter 171A of the Revised Laws relative to play- ing games of beano in this town.

8. ‘To see if the town will vote to adopt a plan for

extending to employees of the town the benefits of title II

of the Federal Social Security Act (Old Age and survivor’s

Insurance) as authorized by Chapter 234 of the laws of 1951

and to raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 to defray the town’s share of the cost thereof.

9. If the foregoing article is adopted, to see if the

town will authorize the selectmen to execute on behalf of

the town the necessary agreement with the State of New

Hampshire to carry into effect the plan and to see if the

town will designate the Town Treasurer as the officer to

be responsible for the administration of the plan.

10. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $200.00 (1/100 of one per-

cent of the Town’s valuation based on the 1951 assess-

ment) to the Merrimack Valley Region Association for the

purpose of publicizing and promoting the natural ad-

vantages and resources of the Town in cooperation with the

other 37 communities in this Region, or act in relation thereto.

11. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars for a series of Band Concerts.

12. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen to buy road equipment on long term notes. Said notes to be paid out of the regular highway funds at the rate of $2,000.00 per year.

13. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise

and appropriate sufficient additional funds to complete the

sewer on Academy Road as voted by the Town under Arti-

cle 17 of the 1950 Town Warrant, that is, from the present

sewer, on Pembroke Street, easterly along Academy Road

a distance of approximately twelve hundred (1,200) feet,

the funds appropriated under said Article 17 being in- sufficient to complete the project.

14. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to elect the Road Agent by popular vote in the same manner as other elected officials of the town.

15. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dol- lars for the construction of a black top sidewalk about 150 feet in length, running from Number 3 to Number 21 Corporation Street.

16. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.- 00) to be set aside and added to the accumulative Library Fund for building purposes.

17. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate sufficient funds to install a hydrant on Grand View Road, approximately Five Hundred Feet from present hydrant on said street.

18. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to accept a deed from J. Herbert Good to a strip of land Forty Feet in width, beginning at Grand View Road and running in a westerly direction approximately Two Hund- red Feet and connecting with Girard Avenue. Said land to be used and maintained as a town street to be known as Grand View Extension.

19. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to install and maintain one street light to be located on pole number 5 on Grand View Road.

20. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to install and maintain one 2500 lumen street light to be located on utility Pole at the corner of Sky View Terrace and Hill- top Avenue, and to raise and appropriate sufficient funds for this purpose.

21. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Nineteen Dollars ($119.00) to install five 6000 lumen incandescent lamps at the following locations.

- on pole No. 1 - Corner Union and Prospect Streets - on pole No. 4 - Corner Prospect and Pleasant Streets - on pole No. 7 - Corner Prospect and Maple Streets - on pole No. 9 - Corner Maple and High Streets - on pole No. 8 - Corner Pine and High Streets

22. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money, in an amount to be de- termined by the Selectmen, to oil Sky View Terrace for a distance of Two Hundred Feet and Hilltop Avenue for a distance of One Hundred fifty feet. Said streets were ac- cepted at the 1948 Town Meeting.

23. (By Petition) To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate sufficient funds to rebuild Pembroke Hill

Road from Pembroke Street to Beacon Hill Road and to rebuild Brickett Hill Road from Pembroke Street to Pem- broke Hill Road.

24. ‘To hear the reports of auditors, agents and com- mittees or officers heretofore chosen, and to pass any vote relating threrto.

25. “Lo transact any other business that may legally

come before said meeting.

The polls will be open until six o’clock in the afternoon.

Given under our hands and seal, this 20th day of February, in this year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-two.

ERNEST J. MARTEL

EDGAR J. LAVOIE

LAURENT PARENTEAU

Selectmen of Pembroke

A true Copy of Warrant - Attests

ERNEST J. MARTEL

EDGAR J. LAVOIE

LAURENT PARENTEAU

Selectmen of Pembroke

BUDGET

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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF

Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the Ensuing Estimated and Actual Revenue, Appropriations and

to December

Estimated Actual Estimated Revenue Revenue Revenue

SOURCES OF REVENUE Previous Previous Ensuing Year Year Year 1951 1951 1952

FROM STATE: Interest and Dividends Tax ....... $3,700.00 $4,031.06 $4,000.00

Int Railroad jel axe) (eee a 5000 56.35 50.00

Savingse Bank laxertn, = peceeer un eae 950.00 999.30 1,000.00 Reimbursement a/c Exemption of

Growing Wood and Timber . 115.84 115.84 For Fighting Forest Fires ......... 48.19

FROM LOCAL SOURCES EXCEPT TAXES:

Dog license ee se en 300.00 256.00 250.00 Business Licenses, Permits and Filing

Beesh ce 2808): , eee ene ere ae 55.00 45.00 45.00 Fines and Forfeits, Municipal Court . 50.00 206.00 250.00 Interest received on taxes and deposits 200.00 444.96 400.00 Motor vehicle permit fees .......... 6,500.00 8,797.59 8,000.00

FROM LOCAL TAXES OTHER THAN PROPERTY TAXES:

(a) Poll Taxes - Regular @ $2 2,200.00 2,306.00 2,300.00 (b) National Bank Stock Taxes ..... 80.00 81.00 31.00

Total Revenues from all Sources Except Propertyalaxes 25a ee $14,150.84 $17,337.29 $16,326.00

Amount to be Raised by Property Taxes Total Revenues

$151,461.80 $167,787.80

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PEMBROKE, N. H.

Year January I, 1952 to December 31, 1952 Compared with

Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1, 1951

31, 1951

Actual Estimated Appro- Eixpen- Expen-

PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES priations ditures ditures Previous Previous Ensuing

Year Year Year 1951 1951 1952

CURRENT MAINTENANCE EXPENSES: General Government:

Town Officers’ Salaries ........... $1,990.00 $2,040.00 $2,040.00 Town. Officers; Pixpenses .......... 950.00 1,338.07 1,200.00

Election and Registration Expenses 700.00 706.98 1,000.00 Municipal Court Expenses ......... 200.00 210.00 300.00 Expenses Town Hall and Other Bldgs. 1,000.00 584.24 1,000.00

Protection of Persons and Property: OMG e RIO CHATEMICH Clie. oc a) i sie sols 3,750.00 3,893.40 3,750.00 dive ID eye beanies. 5 6 pe 5,000.00 5,053.37 3,500.00 MogtiaL TerMmMINattOnl fy 26. o 6. 6 fe ie ah 400.00 400.00 400.00 PAA ES VSCIVICEM snes. <5 Kh ola 5,160.00 Lage Department, including hospitals 250.00 150.00 150.00

Health: Wotaul Sp IG aes). 4... 100.00 120.60 100.00 BsewersMamnenance........0.-. 65. .5 6 500.00 307.83 300.00 Town Dump and Garbage Removal .. 3,200.00 8,593.17 3,500.00

Highways and Bridges: MOTTO MINOAUS Caen ce wrk ws 3,300.00 3,378.8 3,500.00 Town Maintenance - Summer ...... 8,000.00 9,871.58 9,500.00 Town Maintenance - Winter ....... 7,500.90 95 113.97 8,500.00 Sevone Titanate 3,700.00 3,944.31 3,900.00 General Expenses of Highway Depart-

HET. be nig ic ee 800.00 255.09 300.00 RaMMROAC AIG. ow ok nes ss we ss olcaa ase 1,073.97 1,023.18 1,023.18

LL ALESSI SS. ey laag a 2 anes ee a an aaa 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 Public Welfare: GAM AMP EOON fees ee ee tae 3,000.00 3,704.36 3,000.00 DPI COPASSIStANCE a... eee es 4,300.00 4,533.14 4,300.00

Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day Exercises ........... 100.00 100.00 100.00 Aid to Soldiers and Their Families . . 1,500.00 1,593.26 1,500.00

Recreation: BaneGONCertsS, Go. thea hs oD od ete 200.00 200.00 200.00

Public Service Enterprises: Cemeteries and Parks ............ 750.00 900.00 850.00

Unclassified: Damage and Legal Expenses, Incl. Dog

IBA GC sae ee re eg oie Bae 100.00 306.73 100.00 Interest:

Oonmbemporary Jioans.. 2... wc ess 250.00 461.33 400,00 Onmvongil erm-Notesaz nc. . 206342 82.25 32.24 es?

Highways and Bridges: midewalc: Construction)... .oh«..- 2,000.00 1,761.48 2,000.00 Sewer Construction and Road Const. 3,407.47

Payment on Principal of Debt: iDyelong Terms Notes’... 4. <.087: 1,075.00 1,075.00 1,075.00 (d) Deficit of Previous Year ........ 8,838.65 8,838.65 4,910.72

PAYMENT TO OTHER GOVERN- MENTAL DIVISIONS:

ounty= Taxes <peae? eo ee eas 12,500.00 14,383.86 12,500.00 Renal Laxes iene. 6 se ee ok 79,495.00 ’51-41,750.00 86,212.78

50-24,000.00 $157.554.87 $154,531.17 $167,787.80

INVENTORY, APRIL 1, 1951

Lands and Buildings. ......... ..0 ee

Mature “Wood’and? Dimber .... (yaaa ee 0

?*Electic Plantes «oo. oc eee ae 92,011.00

IS SHOTSES nk oes ees es 1,800.00

25b° Gows a a eee). es s.r 46,975.00

77 Other Neat Stock’. .... °°) eee 6,070.00

267 HOGS yin. oo a . . . 6,675.00

3430 :Fowls. . 2.702. i 4,320.00

157 ‘Bur-Bearing JAnimals’ ~. >) eee 2,445.00

lossheeprand|Goa tie aie ts, a 250.00

Gasoline’ Pumpsiand Uanksia) eee 2,920.00

Stock.tin a rag emt. 44. 2 ne 189,175.00

Mills ‘and Machinery 2°... ee 236,000.00

$2,610,915.00 Soldiers, Exenipiion v5. --55".... «see 175,525.00

$2,435,390.00 144?°Poll- axes coe. eo) eee ent 4 2,884.00

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TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED BY TAXES

General Government:

Seesyireeerricers. Salaries: oo 0... . coerce

Mae teeeericers: Expenses®............-

Election and Registration RiaCIpareGOUIt oe ee owiyeeeeand Buildings: ins. gk s.

Protection of Persons and Property:

Pemtermeemartnent 727i eo. Prememeriment? oo va a ee Beecimerrrermmination~..6..2...3-.......

Health:

Peete DartMent oo US OS 6h an rs a re

Sewer Maintenance

Town Maintenance:

(SS eke ORES A echies aa ee oe NER Te Ripe re ee ok RE Rubbish a eC BG a Bn) 0 a ee LO ah ll General Expenses Highway Department MEIC IS my ites. ciel nt os Ss ahha

Libraries:

Poetics | Expenses raieen. sok. . het maeing Krnidesierer 2. oie Daa

Public Welfare:

OI ASCUASSISLANICOI 2 a0) Wal, oh aap dads BUSTY OO ge ie as came ae ¥

$1,990.00 950.00 700.00 200.00

1,000.00

3,750.00 5,000.00 400.00

250.00 100.00 500.00

8,000.00 7,500.00 3,200.00 AVERY: 3,700.00 300.00

3,300.00

1,000.00 500.00

4,300.00 3,000.00

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Patriotic:

Memorial Day ..... i 100.00 Soldiers Aid Wee ...... 2. eae 1,500.00

Recreation:

Band Concerts be ee ne ad 200.00

Public Service Enterprises:

Cemeteries and Parks ..... .. Seer 750.00

Unclassified:

Damages and legal expenses |) aimee 100.00

Interest:

Interest on temporary loans’ age 250.00 Interest: on long term loans — jee 32.25

Indebtedness Payments:

Payment on Principal of Debt aaa 1,075.00

Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:

County “Tax Wage ee. oo oe 12,500.00 School Tax of sieedieette sc 79,495.00

New Construction: SidewalkY Construction... -1)0 ee 2,000.00

Plus Overlay ¢ 23 eet) ee 8,838.65

$157,554.87 Less: Estimated Revenues and Credits ...... 11,920.84

Poll Taxes. sce eee eee ee 2,200.00 National Bank Stoeckmuaees: 20% 6h ude 30.00

Amount to be Raised by Property Taxes ... $143,404.03 Tax Rate per $100.00 of Valuation ......... $5.57

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FINANCIAL REPORT

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Balance Sheet

ASSETS

Dr ei ee ec a, et ee ee ee Re I en IN. is re Ue VO SG a

For loam, oil, sand and labor: Michel Forcier

Balance due from State of New Hampshire: ieee Account

Contributions for: Fire Truck Fund

Total

LIABILITIES

Pembroke School District

The Suncook Bank:

Sheep Davis Road Notes: Dated December 31, 1947, due December

daa) OD cme Gs ss 5 4 ier a. e

Balance due on sidewalk =paraeeators

Turnpike Street State of New Hampshire Head Tax ....

Ota eas

$14,640.18 1,509.36

14,780.33 210.00 156.00 82.00 66.00 52.00

12,85

2h.18

1,021.00

$32,557.50 4,910.72

$37,468.22

$28,213.45

1,075.00

158.47

8,021.30

$37,468.22

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TREASURER’S REPORT

Received from K. Donald Woodbury, Col- lectorsofstaxes@tor thesyéar 2195 eae

Received from the following parties: The Suncook Bank, money borrowed . Judge G. P. Cofran, municipal court fees

Albert Ritchotte, Town Clerk: 1950 Auto: Permits...) 25.8 $284.57 TOI) Auto Bermits! 65. 8,513.02 19D a Dog aga Aico 256.00

Abraham Golad, Junk Dealer) eee Donat Bonenfant, Bowling and Pool license

Orders refunded: Angelina Dandurand ....... $20.00 A: 0. ErankseGig sean, yy ee 12.80

City of Concord, N. H.: Aid réndered Seta. 3) $390.00 Repairs, No. Pembroke Bridge 246.75

Treasurer of the United States: Refund for Joseph Bilodeau... 7. oye

Town of Epsom, N. H.:

Wardwell shiveie ae eee $277.92 Forest - Fite ane ee 743.98

Alonzo J. Bates, for mowing machine ...... Peerless Casualty Co., repairs to Buck St.,

Bridge? aac: ene

Town of Pembroke, N. H., Water Works:

Repairs to Bricket Hill .... $230.00 Repairs to Millard Street ... 81.34

George P. Cofran, refund on lawn mower .. Mrs. ‘Theodore Laflotte, refund for trucking

William A. Young, Jr., expense fire of May 20, 1951

$143,179.27

56,000.00 206.00

9,053.59 5.00

40.00

32.80

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For loam, oil, sand, supplies, and labor: Bererrecer GO cose. . $195.00 Metiuieravesque ........... 23.44 RRS ICY toed os bese 36.50 Bieroatmevite. CO. gat. 13724 ea teeeeeITATG oy es Zhe retik Meee Petits ee 14.05 Ror rirtel | ese 50.80 MA CerUROY See. 5.00 Edgar A. Vernal ... ee 10.20 batrenuearenteau.......... 15.55 Veterans of Foreign Wars ... 180.40

Se Ot CS 14.80

State Treasurer:

S85 UD gaa

Pomrodtii ax on...

Loss on 1950 Taxes due to exemption on

rrr rmaueser eh a Share of Forest Fires .... See OHOUE ser VICe: Sey el... Distribution of Tax on Interest and Dividends

feerission on read Tax .).........

Merrimack County Commissioners: OT Cs i an $6 MOT CAE feo. oe ot l

PVelaTe 0... ..

Recovery for aid rendered .. .

Receipts Ot eaventai lg Le tele go. Cash Balance December 31, 1950 ....

December 31, 1951 Cash Balance

Respectfully submitted,

690.11

999.30 56.35

115.84 48.19 49.62

4,031.06 38.78

869.71

$217,703.59 5,081.90

$222,785.49 $208,145.31

$14,640.18 1,021.00

$15,661.18

ERNEST A. CHAPDELAINE,

Treasurer

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TOWN CLERK’S REPORT

Received from 1950 Auto Permits ........... $151.68 Received from 1951 Auto Permits .......... 8,645.91 Receivedtrom 19512 Doe Licenses: a aaa 256.00

$9,053.59


ALBERT4ERI1TCHOT IE

Town Clerk

May I express my most sincere thanks and appreciation

for the wonderful cooperation I enjoyed during my ten

years as ‘Town Clerk of Pembroke, to you the people.

Many thanks,

ALBERT RITCHOTTE

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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENT

Town Officers Salaries

Laurent Parenteau, auditor

Hector Renaud, auditor

Peters arenteau, selectman .............:. Edgar Lavoie, selectman Ernest J. Martel, selectman K. Donald Woodbury, ‘Tax Collector Ernest Chapdelaine, Treasurer Albert Ritchotte, Town Clerk

Town Officers Expenses

J. A. Lemaire, Postmaster, stamps memistees Of lrust Funds, vault .....:....... Bewerugiang Tel. and “Tel. ’)........ Goodman’s Bookstore, supplies Association of N. H. Assessors Postmaster Suncook Post Office, stamps ...... Memento and Truck: Guide «..........0..2- Star Printing Co., stamp

Ernest J. Martel, service with State Tax Com- ye an

fen. Ropers; Bond. ..........,-.° Pembroke Press, letterheads

Katherine Crowley, recording paca one

Woodbury and Woodbury, bond Vira M. Holmes, BOC ISEra MI OIient a.7 22432, Cha.

Brown and Saltmarsh, supplies feet. Me Woodburycins: . 5 b.. egbee:

Ernest J. Martel, services Pembroke Press, Tax Collector’s envelopes ...

N. H. Tax Collector’s Association dues

Wheeler and Clark, Dog supplies C. H. Wells Co., supplies Woodbury and Woodbury, recording deeds ...

Georgi’s Market, meals Monitor Patriot Co., publish bids ............

20.00 20.00

350.00 350.00 500.00 500.00 250.00 50.00

$2,040.00

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Pembroke “Pressi-taxibillse) 2.2 2 ae Ernest J. Martel, assessing timber lots and meet-

ing at “State HOUSE 00... 4... Laurent Parenteau, attending State Highway

TCC CLS sy RR hee oss ens stp ee eg Edgar Lavoie, Attending State Highway meet-

TQS * a ida, a!) + UMAR tie 4. <os ay. De ie ee Ernest J. Martel, Attending State Highway MEETINGS 242... boe bk... Pembroke Press, “Subversive Forms” .........

K. Donald Woodbury, tax Collector ......... Pembroke Press, advertise check list change ... Albert Ritchotte, “Town Clerk expenses ......

Election and Registration

Pembroke Press, checklist. ..... <¢Q5eee ee

Georgi’s Market, meals’ =... . (ee Raoul Guimond, service town election Sylvio Dube, supervisor checklist

Donald Kittredge, ballot clerk 4: 3s

Granite State Press Town reports

C., H. Wells: Co. «supplies ...:.\../\iaaee ee

Gedeon Petit Jr., moderator

Municipal Court

George P. Cofran, Municipal Court Judge ....

Town Hall and Other Buildings

Alcide*Martin, Janitor goinriiies. & eee

John D..Welch, Janitomgyeias act, Ae, oe Pete’s Wiring Service, labor New England Tel. and Tel. John D. Welch, painting ..... Willie Demers, winding clock

1225

30.00

11.60

20.00

5.00 15.85 66.01 1.50

50.00

$705.07

$144.60 40.60

5.00 470.00

1.78 25.00

$706.98

$210.00

Lion D’Or Club, rent

C. H. Wells, paint eg

Catherine B. Simpson, rent

Police Department

Leo Plourde, Chief of Police Salary and Ex- penses

Office Supplies Pcie Maria, duty, .:......

Romeo Martel, duty Joseph Gagnon, duty Roland Bouley, duty errmereumeernduty .. 62 2.......-~.. James Batchelder, duty |. New England Tel. and Tel. Pete’s Wiring Service Belmont Supply Co., flares ........... Public Service Co.

Firemen’s Salaries eee. Hartford, gas .2...... Harry K. Rogers, Insurance Albert Ritchotte, Insurance Pembroke Water Works, hydrants D and N Food Market, supplies ... W. O. Downer, Labor and Car . John D. Welch, Painting ‘on Racette Radio and Electric Service, supplies Exe

Graybar Electric Co., Battery Charger . Alfred Metivier, Warden's School). .02.) ee

The Seagrave Co., pump clutch The Seagrave Co., Services of Engineer and parts Walter Edmunds, labor .... Alcide Martin, labor .. ... New England Tel. and Tel.

$3,195.16 6.00

318.20 177.00 19.20 15.20

33.60 4.00

101.60 3.30

17.62 2.52 r

$3,893.40

$1,008.50 4.35

117.00 135.60

1,050.90 Lie 5.50

17.50 L.1f

6.15 27 00

9 (0 26.64 17.25 14.00

176.70

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Chester T. Robinson, fan for hose dryer Fire Protection Co., Fire Hose and supplies al

Reneé; Lavallee, fuel.oil..... So eee Arthur.CGochraijsiuel.oil ...... 0. ce eee . ~ Cormiers-Market;-supplies ...~.. > eee ].J. Moreau andisons, supplies 7.2. eee Publicaservice..Coeees. eee

Merrimack Oil Go. tuel ol... eee

Chase’s Garage, gas and oil Roy Nadeau, labor and supplies . ) | | | | ) | |

Oscar Pelletier, labor

Pete Taylor, service oil burner A. L. Franks, supplies a Concord Hosoltd iam ii een, Robert O. Blood, M. D. Alfred Metivier, fuel oil NOMA OM. wile Olle... R. H. Smith Co., oxygen tanks

Frank Petit, repairs oil burner and labor

Edward O’Neil, part payment, firetruck George Michiels, labor

Moth Extermination

FUA. Bartlett [ree Expert Co. Inc, {)aeeeee

Health Department Charles P. Fleury, Town Dump Alonzo J. Bates, Health Officer |.

Vital Statistics

Albert Ritchotte, ‘Town Clerk 1266 Auto Permits at .50 85 Births Recorded at .50 . . 48 Marriages Recorded at .50 51 Deaths Recorded at .50

Me Mr eC

Pumping Water, Roland Young Pa eoaciad

Forestry and Recreation Dept., pumpsiiegums

2UL) 296.01 89.08

127.61 .60

es 3.45 [43:29 Pt 24.01

165.47 18.00 42.78 5.50

25.60 19.60

100.00 153.80 107.95 20.90 105.49 32.95

750.90 LU

$5,053.37

$400.00

$100.00 50.00

$150.00

$633.00 42.50 24.00 25.50

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6 returns of unreported facts at .50 ... %6 Dog Licenses

Sewer Mainternurce

ute ea AGENT... eed

Albert Coll, Road Agent Pero eoed Agent ..°.........

Albert Coll, Road Agent ue ead AGEN fe. pee berOad ACENE 2. gine. i ae.

Albert Coll, Road Agent Derryfield Supply Co., sewer rod SIR UVTI? |... cee oes ce. Re Summeeoewermoervice Co.,:SETVICe..........4. 4. Camcord Lumber Co., supplies Century Concrete Products, labor and ‘supplies

Town Maintenance — Summer

Albert O. Coll, Road Agent, Truck and labor .. Semeetervictivier, Ol... es eamte otate Asphalt, asphalt ............... Manchester Sand and Gravel, gravel State Highway Garage, repairs Bememeumber, supplies 4 40:4... ed.

Fire Protection Co., supplies Sera int. KRevyenue —..9ncuk ses ts. Sn Town of Hooksett, grader and operator feamector Int. Revenues. e666 ck. be ls Rainville Shoe Store, boots meteor FOUnCTY, SUPPHES sic 9 Joh) ns i,

eee. _LUSo eDULdozer -. |... eben x ee Benice <catave, labor... ..; 1) fea dice. saeco William Fitt and Son, filing saws ............ Century Plumbing and Heating, labor ....... See, Dradbury, Insurance. seiiagies ee miace-Ol N.. Hoabighway.Deptesie. jxin Seog. mk

3.00 25.60

$753.60

$25.60 obs

34.00 32.00 12.45 31.39 67.18 16:75 3.00

60.00 TPS) 4.80

$307.85

$7,011.97 7.68

359.50 307.50

O05 17.50 72.00 1.50 ay ba} AT

121.00 26.50

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Petteugil and Rogers, pravel : .....eeeeeeeeeee

Town Maintenance — Oiling Roads

Albert O. Coll, Truck and labor

Trimount Bituminous, oil

Sidewalk Construction

Robie. Const. Co;, Front Street . ”. 33a Robie ‘Const. Co; Maple Street (oggeueeees oe

Robie Const. Co., Pleasant Street

Robie Const. Co.; Prospect’ Street" ase ae

Joseph Brasley, supplies, Turnpike Street ....

Less damages

Actual@ost se. oss... 6a

Town Maintenance — Winter

Albert O: Coll, Road. Agent.;;...955)). 3am Roy Nadeau, labor on plow ...0.) 0". 3am Manchester Sand and Gravel, gravel ......... State Highway Garage, supplies... .7./) 77 aga

R. €, Hazelton: Co., Inc. caster wheel .... 7338 Granite State Asphalt, asphalt ........)°. 9m Watson Batchelder, sidewalks. ............58 Romeo Plourde, sand and grayel Re 3C.. Hazelton esttp pliesey «ys Checkerboard Feed Store, salt .............%

New England Chemical Co., salt Intérnational Salt) Gasesalplt)s) 7.) HS 20a

N...H.. Explosive*Co., supplies ....79.9.), Concord Hardware and Plumbing Co., supplies

54.20

$9,871.58

$912.30 2,466.06

$3,378.36

$1,052.00 170.00 368.00 278.00

1.40

$1,869.40 107.92

$1,761.48

$7,148.81 121.28

8.86 Poco) 26.00 21.01 9.00

93.00 201.69 112.50 165.00

1,006.00 37.20 1.09

25

Brown Machine Co., labor and supplies ....... 13,00 J. C. Bradbury, insurance .... ait: . 120.97 Ralph Langevin, labor and supplies Sec. NS aa 13.25

Rubbish

CO ei) a $3,593.17

Ne So $3,744.31 Chamber of Commerce for X-Mas lights ...... 200.00

o;944.51

General Expenses of Highway Department

Pemestsevassenr, tiling saws ................. $5.00

emmy titi service, labor... ..:........... poaW) feeremanner Go., equipment .............. 43.61 N. H. Explosive and Machine Co., supplies ... 49.87 Seeeuto-batis,supplies ............ 0.054. 29.79 Bemeeesoisvert, tiling’ saw 0.2.25... 1.20

Ralph Langevin, labor and supplies ......... 10.50 Serena Drolet, filing’ saws’ >... 2. ee. 3.00

Memes. Cass, supplies... ow... td 108.72

$255.09

New Construction

Grandview Road

Pee A: Dupes buHdOzer Kae. OV os. A jcern $108.00 Memeade OF FLoOksett.. praderinc ti pean} oes eee 75.25 Tan tricks ees we Port eee wee 494.00

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Fairview Avenue

George Av Luggyepulldozer ..... 7.) $120.00 Lown, of Hooksett grader ..-°.... [an 75.25

Labor and-truck®=..........-... ee 550.00

$745.25

Howard Street and Hillcrest Avenue

Labor-and 'truckqaee).. .4.........., =e $114.70 Robie: Construction Go., loader .< . 333 ae 314.00

Town of Hooksett, grader and operator ...... 111.50

$540.20

Elm Street

Town of Auburn, grader and operator 77... $59.70

Romeo Plourde,; truck and labor > 3. 66.00

$125.70

Main Street Railroad Track

Truck and labor®.?. .<:...:.)/. =e $144.35

$144.35

New Construction

Suncook River Bridge

Trucks and’! laboreas 428. |...) 4 $340.70 Dalphond)Brosetimberwe. ...... 00 en 412,73 Concord Lumber Co., supplies ........: :. 3m 72.35 N. H. Public Works and Highway, supplies .. ; 22.44

$848.22

Sewer Construction

Grandview Road

Concord (CumberrGp. snipes. = 2 >...5.2...< ae $215.64 Concord F oundry Co., sewer base. .....<.. a 7.50

ea DOL 6. ST Lat 8 ef 196.55

iemeereiouiiock, Go., blocks ................ 38.10

meen eee, bulldozer . gin ee ets 144.00 Concord Foundry, manhole cover ....... 32.00 First National Construction Co.,, power shovel 207.00

Total 840.79

Bridge Street

POET. PLPCS.s. eh $162.00 ireety Se ee a 235.33

ep eeeeMeUTVEYOI =. 0 e. 18.00

George A. Lugg, bulldozer yh tw ee ce 60.00

First Se Const. Co., power shovel a 360.00

Century Plumbing and Heating Co., labor and

LE a. eikeniyie sew els hove a a!

$847.14 Academy Road

Re USRSHINCYOT Se ee eee $27.00 eco meruee. bulldozer ..0............0.. 183.00 Manchester Sand and Gravel, gravel ......... 13.19 First National Const. Co., power shovel ....... 463.50

Concord Lumber Co., Pee SS 679.95

end labor ...... CARR: ore 352.90

$1,719.54 Pebsre oii. of: fin. pipe-on band): . 165.00

CAPR OSt ie he i yee Oa nA

Libraries

Seerecs Pembroke Library 1951. ........... eye $1,000.00 Beatrice Michaud, Library Trustee Building

eerie, 9) Liar ce FIN ce ict tte ot 500.00

$1,500.00

Timber Tax Refunds

Reed and Shaw, over assessed ............... $48.81 State Tax Commission, refund for 1950 al-

feeance. ONViHM DeT> tax: 2-8 os. F eae eee 746.82

$795.63

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Public Welfare

‘Town? Poor ee ee a. $3,704.36 Old ‘age “assistance ee)... .... 1 4,533.14

$8,237.50

Patriotic Purposes

Memorial Day

Soldier’'s:Aid’ 4... ...... 0... Se Alfred, Metivrer;l reas.: V.F.W..~ .. yee 100.00

$1,693.26

Recreation ,

Suncook Band; band concert -. ) ae $200.00

Cemeteries

George P.. ‘Cofrane.: feu.) . cord $750.00 George P. Cofran, New Equipment .......... 150.00

$900.00

Damage and Legal Expense

Century Plumbing and Heating Co., repairs Buck. Street Bridge: =........ .. \ eee $74.78

J. Arthur Lemaire, Pleasant Street sidewalk ... 107.92 Romeo Plourde, truck and labor .... 2 24.03 Woodbury and Woodbury, services as town

counsel. .....Bae 62s. 2. f >)... 100.00

$306.73

Taxes Bought by Town

K. Donald Woodbury, tax collector ......... $1,068.09

State. Tax*Commiassion «2. /-.. 3.00. 2 eee 441.27

$1,509.36

Unclassified Expenses

Epsom. ‘Forest: Firestectee4s060. ween $798.83 Forestry and Recreation Dept., equipment |... 16.80 Town of Loudon, forest fire ee 15.35

$830.98

ie) <a)

Interest and Refunds

Arthur Levesque, oiling driveway Suncook Bank Int, on Long Term Note Suncook Bank, Int. Temp. Loans Buleookemank, Long’ Term Note ............

Reed Parmenter, Property tax refund .........

Head Tax Expenses and Census

Edson C. Eastman, memo books Ruth Labontee, census Arthur L. Howard, census Pre IamrseeeriewWecz,,CeNnsus —.... 2... we. Peureeemersrtrgr, CENSUS) ek ee ie

Pm OPeIeEeCOUSIIS Se ime townsend, census ............... Jackie Monty, census a SARIS emer tiene, CENSUS .. 92). ..... se ee: Sally Labontee, census Judith Farnum, census Grace Labontee, census and Head Tax expenses

Indebtedness Payments

Suncook Bank, Long Term Note, Sheep Davis Road, Dated Dec. 31, 1947 Due Dec. 31, 1952

Suncook Bank, Temporary Loan in anticipa-

tion of taxes Suncook Bank, Temporary Loan in anticipa-

tion of taxes

$1.00 16.12

461.33 16.12 75.20

$569.77

$1.80 8.00 94 9.00 13.60 9.00 9,00 15.60 eg 8.00 +.00

59.60

$159.65

$1,075.00

41,000.00

15,000.00

$57,075.00

Payments to Other Govermental Bodies

Treasurer, Pembroke School District 1950-51 |.

Treasurer, Pembroke School District 1951-52 |.

$24,000.00 41,750.00

$65,750.00 14,383.86 Treasurer, Merrimack County Tax .......... : 1,023.18 Seeeamirer, State oro. Fi, 1 Raw Lt cian ee

$15,407.04

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TAX COLLECTOR’S REPORT

Summary of Warrant.

Property, Poll and Yield Taxes —

Levy of 1951

DEBIT

Taxes Committed to Collector:

PIOPErty sake cee sb oo ee 7 Poll. Wax esmeeerer 4. 6 een

National Bank Stock Taxes

Interest and Dividends Tax

Yield Taxes:

Added Taxes:

Property. UaxCsaeee tana Ero ho Poll: Taxes Bere: a... cua

Total Added Taxes

Interest collected 222 >. Sa

Total Debits .....930e¥. «1s

CREDIT

Remittances to Treasurer:

PTOPer Cy wali 5G Goer Mewece su asa

PolleTaxesioee ae ee oo

National Bank Stock Taxes

Interest & Dividendss Tax .. .

Yield “Taxes erst 799 e Soes

Interest Collected )j.24:64 foo.

Abatements:

Property axesicie ets ee

Roll Taxes: eel Fala ae...

. sepa lane ee 76.00

$118,849.72 -.. 2,306.00

$137,856.63

4 371216

875.30

aA 3d $143,148.82

$125,122.55

Wd Otal Abatements’®, ....). 2. 7... . 3,245.94

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PAAAAAW : Uncollected Taxes as per Collector’s List:

Property Taxes ”.”. eho A ra 13,783.56 Poueeiaxes. ... .. x Le oe ae 392.00 Dee SCS). 8) ko he ey Sane... 604.77 Seem collected Faxes: ic..6. 502... 22. 14,780.33

$143,148.82 roy ys V4 \ ee

Maho: Pr oper ty Tax Abatement UU. C ie oO, Ve

00.c01 1951 Levy

00. HOR A " esa foeevaxca 4Wice - lee ns. $11.14 ol y, Edward, BPROMEINNLCE a SC wo dae 189.38 yirard, Sure its tawed. if error ............ 93.58

Jolin, Weeltiaor, OVE assessment .............. 66.84

apoyetaiest, taxed in error ...... aie ade Py. Morrison, Robert F., error in Aesessment mes Vers 27.85

Richard, ns and Germaine, taxed in error 75.75 Sawyer, Fannie, error in assessment.......... 27.85 Collins, Clayence, basen errors © .\. eee. 22025

Doe, ‘Harry Rmrnser EWICE 4. to eT. ee 111.40 éofrion, Rianic Pele CAR COMEWICES + ©... ee 55.70

WECorimack, James B. and Eva, taxed twice ... 50.13 Naeck, Frederick O., Veterans Exemption .... 55.70 (Noelk.'Treffle, error in assessment ........... 16.71 Public Service Co., error in assessment ....... 22.28

Socony Vacuum Oil Co., error in assessment . . 27.85 Pembroke Sanatorium, taxed twice .......... 1,671.00

00.°? $2,664.69

(.¢

00.8 Yield Tax Abatements OOH.° 00.2 1951 Levy

Concord Lumber Co., error in assessment ...°. $194.53

(GHaplin Box Co., error in assessment ............ 126.72 Wye be ae ee

i} e $321.25

O0,°

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SUMMARY OF WARRANT

State Head Tax

Levy of 1951

Dr;

State Head Taxes Committed to Collector:

Original Warrant. —o... «ica $9,695.00 Added* axcsaeen 27? ).5.4-eee 105.00

a eee 0) Penalties Collected: ......... 15.00

Total Debit8 ~ -2s; ........ 4.5 $9,815.00

Ore.

Remittances to Treasurer:

Fleadi:taxes ager setseten: isco $8,170.00 Perial ties. 2a ta ws 15.00

$8,185.00 Abatements: 2 vcc5. em on i 245.00 Uncollected Head Taxes as per Collectors List 1,385.00

Total Credits “whoo ian ws. $9,815.00

Poll Tax Abatements

1951 Levy

Bernier; Valerie - Concord’.............. == $2.00 Blackstone, Edith R. Duplicate’.......).. (ae 2.00

Chickering, Sherburne - Veteran ...... >. ee 2.00 Decatto, Cyrus - Left town .......:.....>. 2.00 Deversi, Alfred E: + Concord ............. = 2.00

Diversi, Ethel E. - Goncord ........ 4... 35 2.00

Horner, Frederick - Veteran... ...s.. ¢. 5 2.00 Kenyon, Elaine - Left town ...........: 7 2.00 Kenyon, Robert D. - Left Town ........./ 73M 2.00 Martel, Louis -.Allenstown ..............-. 2.00

Martel, Marie Lize - Allenstown :.........33 2.00 Melanson, Helen; Taxed twice ............ 33 2.00 Naramore, Lillian - Goncord ............ = 2.00 Nedeau; Rita- Taxed twice................ 2.00

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feeeore, stanley - Taxed twice rs:.....2... 2.00). Reermeon, vivian M:)- Laxed ‘twice’. .)......6..865. See teien’ = (Oncord §. vw. 7. hla...) dee. Lefebvre, Rosilda C. - Moved, left no address ..... Donaldson, Maurice - Moved, left no address ...... Donaldson, Grace - Moved, left no address ........ Goodridge, Lorraine - Moved, left no address ..... ue iaeosees Manchester gus... . . ouaieus.. etavot weer) -) Veteran) odes eee reine eeeapeth - Farrisville, N..H. ©... y.2!. Speman ONCOTG =. §668l.:......24 Donan d. Perreault, Dorothy M.- Allenstown ....,....5.... Seeremeerard = Veteran iui) s 1)... a eet eter - Allenstown iii... 02.50.06. 008. Pircmierviree Allenstown 0. bo... 6. ee ee. Seemmnmrounice - Veit Down oic.0) 222. 2 tn. feermeetis Limestone, Méei 0... a. Seeverercorve = Golfsfown aihs.)...... 2 ae.

faammel rreien M.- Penacook:..,..........0) 00.4%. Peeteroins, ione! --Manchester 0.0.5.2 eee... Pemeerertenivert, - Left; Downy,... o...:...2)08. Pememmertrude Unknown 49)0642.. . 2). sated Super ermavinond F.- Veteran...) 60008, oo. Memereomorriarold = Veterans. ss. ese de

Mererepoustance - GONcord: foweis. eee Muememercscorpe - Veterans 206. ein. ee ee ean Sremnaond, Pearl’- ‘Laxed twice’ ..4.::.... 62h... meweravice, barbara - Concord), ..% : . ol bead:

Seeeeauiuine § Under 2) 2 icvs- i. eat .. Pee ee eer, Jean. ~ Veteranridiwisiic: ..0.) 0 Cai, Courtemanche, Florence - Resides in Allenstown .. Bemreceichton - Veterans. 6 esd. 6. we eRe Semen all ~ Veteran, co. meek tk. . Sea. eee LOUIS, >) Claremont, gon 2. 2.8. a eee, Albina) Claremont) 2) a: 4.4. eae). macmeiaer, Minnie E. - Left’ Town |... ....0..i0s. Batchelder, Rosamond - Hooksett ..........0..... meee vini, Linay-Allenstowneinds...'\eioeh : lee ss mertrand, Celania - Manchester =........ 0000.07 .. Mewar, Deatrice -lelts 1 OWN pile: 415.4 = Pee meet ATCHUT =A Lelt UV OWN: ir rens, oth: Bertrand, Ovila - Manchester .. ..0. 44 /«.. Ue, 8:

measicy;: Albert) Li. 4 Allenstowns..: 527s eRe. mente vy Oise rea HEnstoMn dre 4.) ae eager

a

Cyr, Arthur C.=Allenstown ... 22235 eyes 2.00

Cyr, Gracia - Allenstown® ))). 026. . “ae 2.00 Creon; Simeon [.- Lett Town })) 3a eee 2.00 Cooley, Elizabeth Seeft® Town 71>: eee 2.00 Coleman, Edna - Address Unknown ............. 2.00 Daneault, Edward=D?-Manchester -\ 3 eee 2.00 Daneault,. LucillexBy “Manchester” Sie eee 2.00 Doucet; Yvonne:--Allenstown | 9?)i7 33 eee 2.00

Duclos, Aurea - Manchester ...... 9003 eee 2.00 Duclos, Doris R2*Allenstown /..) 5s eee 2.00 Duclos, Lioneh R=- Allenstown. .. 3) eee 2.00 Forcier, Jeannette M. - Allenstown = 3a eee 2.00

Gagne, Germaine = Allenstown .¢ 7.33) ee 2.00

Garland, Germaine C: - Concord #43333.) ).9e 2.00

Garland, Richard R. J. - Concord) 3e) .aaeeee 2.00

Gauley, Harold - Left Town .:.4 )47 33 ee 2.00 Gauley, Kathleen --Left Town . . 773333 =. 2.00 Gingras, Jeanne D’Arc - Allenstown ............. 2.00 Hamel, Rita B: - Allenstown.. ». ..°)53eee 2.00 Howard, Raeline - Mass. ..: :. /. \ S75 2.00

Hayes, Alva D. - Address Unknown | ) 33.0) eee 2.00 Letendre, Odena B. - Hooksett .\: S353) ee 2.00 Levesque, Anna: B..- Concord’... ee 2.00

Levesque, Jeanne A. - Concord |. °0:.. =e 2.00

Levesque, Wilfred - Concord .:....>), >a 2.00 Lewis, Alva - Allenstown,.......1 7.7 3 2,00

Lewis, Velma - Allenstown®:..... 4 7720 2.00 Malo, Fabiola - Uncollectable ...... 2.7 73333 2.00 Nowicki, Mary - Left Town ......... 3. a 2.00 Raymond, Jeannette - Allenstown ..)...... (ae 2.00 Raymond, Lawrence - Allenstown ............... 2.00 Rose, Helen - Out of Town’-.......2/).. = 2.00 Spoftord, Arthur - Left Town ....:..0).. 3 Spofford, Ruth - Left Town ............. 3 2.00 ‘Torres, Theresa, - Manchester ..) 3... ...... Ge 2.00 Tousignant, Gerard - Left Town .....).) uae 2.00 Tousignant, Muriel - Left Town ...°.... 73 2.00 Vachon, Eva B. - Lowell, Mass. ).......... 2.00 Vachon, William J.- Lowell, Mass. ....../ 73 2.00 Young, Charles, - Left Town “«.......... > 2.00 l)\Polls Deceased’... ..0.9 00 . lt...) 22.00 14:Polls:oyer 70.4.4 fe ee}. ee 28.00 6 Polls unable to pay VA el 12.00

$260.00

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Head Tax Abatements

Levy of 1951

Boulet, Clovis Jr.,- Resides in Allenstown ........ Pee ar osicida ©.;- Leit Lown............... Srememeeorer Lit LOWN <r... 6... eee. moe aormile - Lett, Town ::.:.............. Me soem ioe... - baxed Twice ..........002...

Per emmoropue - Unknown 2... ee ae Howard, Earland - Resides in Mass. A eae oe. Howard, Raelene - Resides in Mass. 5 ee

mowiermrovers Kesides in Epsom ...:........... Fowler, Arthur - Resides in Epsom Lay 7:6 5) aera Prescott, Robert G. - Resides in Concord . Bo et Mimeatiove I SCTYICC.) ee Cantara, Roger - Resides in Pennsylvania ......... Courtemanche, Florence - Resides in Allenstown .... : Courtemanche, Raoul - Resides in Allenstown ....

apeymnda MM. - Resides im Manchester.......°..... Casey, Francis L. - Resides in Manchester ......... eeeveerrain - iesides in Manchester .....:...... Casey, Raymond T. - Resides in Manchester ....... Casey, Edward J. - Resides in Manchester ......... feouesa bina - Resides in Claremont ............ myotte, Louis KE. - Resides in Claremont .......... Lanigan, George B. - Resides in Concord ......... eoremrthur W.-- Left Town ..........50.6 0. Meee eizabeth - Left Town ......0.0 6.5.00 6.-

Rothwell, Carl W. - Resides in California ......... Donaldson, Grace - Resides in Mass. aan Donaldson, Maurice - Resides in Mass. ............

mBeaucnesne, Edward S.- In Service ...........4-.. fecins, Louis - Resides in Epsom .. 5... 727084 Batchelder, Rosamond - Resides in Hooksett ...... Brasley, Orise - Resides in Allenstown are Brasley, Albert L. - Resides in Allenstown ......... eer Otte CIE LOW... ,..... 24. eek ema Pee Stinone l= Lett) Lown ..........5..+<ne.>

memes, Alya Dr Address Unknown | 1th... 7a Hiower, Laura: Address Unknown........00....: Coleman, Edna - Address Unknown ............. Bouchard, Ferdinand, Jr. - No Such Person ....... mew. lone --Patd.in Manchester: .>....:...24<55 Measuoniut, Dona - Duplicate, ho. if. ca. an shew

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Coldiron, James - Left Town rz Chaput, Pauline - 1 Ra Ts (ay gerd Coan

Flower, Harry - Unknown

Oe Head tax: OVE aes |). 5 ap bee

2. Wnable to’ payatgsao:

SUMMARY OF WARRANT

Property and Poll Taxes

Levy of 1950

Dr:

Uncollected Taxes as of January 1, 1951:

Property ides ack. 4 ar $9,163.91 Poll Tax6s Sees. FP oe 606,00

Total Uncollected Taxes

Added Taxes:

Property> leixayareerr: o.com 21g Poll, GC axeS eres |) ee 18.00

Cor:

Remittances to Treasurer During Year:

Property] axes eee es eee $9,100.46 Poll Waxes iu Peres eal 260.00 Intérest «”) Si oeicn ee ee 310.31

Total Remittances

Abatements:

Property Taxes aia once 84.60 Poll “Taxeés® 0 eee hae 154.00

‘Total Abatements ee

Uncollected Poll Taxes as per Collectors List:

5.00 a 25100

5.00 ate 0

10.00

45.00 Si Xo) ad

11

$9,769.91

$10,119.37

9,670.77

238.60 210.00

$10,119.37

37

Properiy Tax Abatements

1950 Levy

Martel, Roland, assessed in error ............ $9.40 Bean, Raymond, assessed in error ............ 18.80

Colletti, Raymond, error in assessment ....... 7.05 Collins, Clarence, assessed in error .......... 18.80 Pepe seeticr pert, assessed in error ......3... BEAD Beletien eiueenc, assessed in error’ ........... 9.40

$84.60

Poll Tax Abatements

1950 Levy

Maggemeromannie -Lett Town ............i..... $2.00 Batchelder, Rosamond - Hooksett ............... 2.00 Mecieatice AllenstOwn ;,.........-...4.60-. 2.00 omeewiieeaonio - Allenstown ................. 2.00 erumeeteiaa Allenstown ...:................-- 2.00 mera, clania - Manchester .................. ?.00 pemmeerreeyiiga - Manchester .... ........-.an-'-- 2.00 Meemmianeriiia~ Allenstown ~.0 2... 0... 4. ee 2.00

meuenom.oorony 5. -Left Town .......7...0..... 2,00 fioimbe, Kita - Allenstown ........:.....%i.. 2.00

isrombpie, Florence - Hartford, Conn. ..........4.. 2.00 peur. C, --Allenstown .{... 20. ...0.5 00.5. 2.00

Memeeracia;-Allenstown . 0... 0. 2.00 Mer Clic Leth Lowi oo... ae ets 2.00 Meerenet.thel i. - Concord... ........-..0. bee eee 2.00 Meeeearrnur- Left Town <0). 06.0... 6. ae el 2.00 Meeescatrice.; Lett“) Qwit) 3.50.06 ee cae 2.00 Semmmeeeitivrea - Manchester .. ... <0. ..:..ectae ees 2.00

mos Doris .R,. -' Allenstown .............-. at 2.00 Meee IONE! “has AllEnStOWN (occ. oe cee eee 2.00 Dutresne, Louise A, - Left Town ":.............. 2.00 Memreareon) NM alrice ~\VMEASSis kf. ee Pe 2.00 Demers, Betty - Limestone, Me.................. 2.00 meer: | Csteres I6eTt hOWN, 2s. so. <-i 4 onc wltcen we 2.00

mmriers Mildred: Goncord:) .....G050 sive owe 2.00 femand, Germaine C.?Concorduiks). iy... eee 2.00 feariand, Richard R. - Goncord sick) . Sasa) 2.00 Grandmaison, Adelard - Manchester ............. 2.00 Grandmaison, Alice - Manchester ................ 2 00

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Hammell, Helen* Mes Penacook.. 3. ee ee 2.00

Laplante, Ovila Lett Cown,,...... 2g aaa 2.00 Lavallee, Omine - Allenstown ...... 9 2.00 Léetendre, Odena.B: = Hooksett . 333 eee 2.00 Lewis, Alva - Allenstown ::-.. 0) .))9:RR eee 2.00 Lewis Velma - Allenstowns .. . >. /:2 eee 2.00

Malo, Fabiola - Not Collectible 2.333 ee 2.00

Dunn,. Merritt.-D. -Mass:. .': . |: 2.00 Naramore, Lillian = Goncord (3) 2.00 Payne,Gertrude, -Goncord |. » 14% Se 2.00

Pelletier, Charles E:. - Allenstown (eee 2.00

Pelletier, Rachel-- Allenstown (4).2 ee 2.00

Perron, Nofman--}Veteran »>. 3 eee 2.00 Racine; Gisele - Allenstown .. <. > )23aee ge 2.00

Racine ,Ovila - Allenstown> |) > 33 2.00 Raymond, Jeannette - Allenstowni 9 Saesenean ene 2.00 Raymond, Lawrence - Allenstown Sijaeaste eee 2.00 Rose; Helen - Left Town ........... 33 2.00

Rothwell, Pauline - California ....¢)03 eee 2.00 Sanders, Gerds.- Left: Town -..-.. )¢a ee 2.00 Severance, Barbara - Concord © 4 3 2.00

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Vezina, Arline’J=-.Concord ........ een 2.00

Vezina, Sylvia L. -'‘Concord ...:.. .7. 3 2.00 Wetmore, Stanley - Taxed Twice .. 3) 3 eee 2.00 Young, Charles---beft.Town_......:.405 500s 2.00 Lefebvre, Rosilda - Left Town....... 4.3) 2.00

Howard, Raelene - Mass. ..........,.s.0 2.00

Goodridge, Lorraine - Left ‘Town. .;.5. 7. 2.00 7 Polls over 70 .....4..4..0.5.G00vun te 14.00

7. Polls. Deceased . ........01.. 0%: oes 2) 14.00 6 Polls unable to pay .......... 0. 3), 4. 12.00

$154.00

SUMMARY OF WARRANT

Poll Taxes

Levy of 1949

Dr.

Uncollected as of January 1, 1951 ...... 73am $252.00 Interest Collected During Year ........': 7: 1.08

$253.08

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Remittances to Treasurer During Year:

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Abatements During Year

Uncollected as per Collectors List .....

Poll Tax Abatements

1949 Levy

bacucicee wviinnie - Left Town ................

Batchelder, Rosamond - Hooksett ...... Memrang, Gelania - Manchester. ........ 05. .66.. Bertrand, Charles - Manchester ....

Coldiron, Borgny S. - Left Town ....... ronnie Piorence’- Hartford, Conn. ............

Duclos, Aurea - Manchester, N. H. ...... Pietcner Lester- Left Town ............ ieee Germaine - Concord’................... Garland, Richard, Jr. - Concord ....... Semerernrarold= Left Town’. 2 eke ee

iamiey, Kathicen - Left Town ......... Piammell; Helen - Penacook .........'... Lavallee, Onime - Allenstown .......... merenure, Odna B. - Hooksett ............34..5.. Leveillier, Annette - Montana ......... fewiss Alva - Allenstown ............

Lewis, Velma - Allenstown ............. Meuse <ccorge - Lefty Lown i. mad... . Meer Via.- Lett VOwne yin... oo Malo, Fabiola - Uncollectable ......... Mooney, Mrs. Thomas - Left Town .... femervell, Patline:] California. !..)05 2.072 Oe Severance, Barbara - Goncord ......... Shive, Virginia - Left Town meme CC Naricsemel eto LOW ys gas ys seals a merenvre. Rostida -'Leit COW Wes au to eee Goodridge, Lorraine - Left Town ...... howard; Raelene - Mass. . <= ....::..¢.. Sere A OVCT! le: cee ie ee

$8.00 1.08

SOSENSS oe 9.08 a 88.00 seater 156.00

$953.08

a eee 2.00

nei Fee a 2.00

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6 Pcolls"Deceaséd:... 5... ... 3.3). eee 12.00

4-Polls Unable‘to Payin.2. .......4 . 8.00

$88.00

SUMMARY OF WARRANT

Poll Taxes

Levy of 1948

Drs

Uncollected Poll Taxes as of January 1, 1951 .. $106.00

Cr.

Abatements Made During Year $24.00 Uncollected as‘ Per:Collectors List re 82.00

Total 106.00

Levy of 1947

Dr.

Uncollected Poll ‘Taxes as of January 1, 1951 .. $66.00

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Abatements made During the year ............ $20.00 Uncollected as per Collectors List |... 3). 46.00

$66.00

Levy of 1946

jor:

Uncollected Poll Taxes as of January 1, 1951 $70.00

Cr.

Abatements made during the Year .......... $18.00 Uncollected as per Collectors List ............ 52.00

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Poll Tax Abatements

1948 Levy

puereeeeratire nd) - Viahichester ;................604. $2.00 eumememrary 1;- Left Lown..........6....5 05 2.00 emu uenasb.- Hooksett’ .............-...... 2.00 eeroeteannetter Montana ............)..4.... 2.00 reper vem lenstOWwn!.|...............-.. 006. 2.00 Bev ette- AllenstOWn .. cs... 2.66.2. 26.8008 2.00 Malo tania = Uncollectable ............02.025.2. $2.00 Revue menisat bard = GONCOIrd.:<. « .. ... ow ivan de. 2.00

TSS Se 4.00 EE AS 6 rr +.00

$24.00

Poll Tax Abatements

1947 Levy

Seemeer amor Uncoliectible ............2..... $2.00

Peeerewnnnette - Montana .............-..... 2.00 Meer elt LOW eg ee te 2.00 Serre TCC OWN, . oh oe hein ee ee es 2.00 feeeteara, > elt Town 220,51. ..0..6.) 50002 2.4 2.00 femereioda - Left Town |... 22). ie ee leeds 2.00 Sumemeemerrivea - Manchester’, :........00hes cee. 2.00 Pere rina b. - Hooksett (...........5.i0404 2.00 ME LCAGCO. ee ees ea es ks swe ce +.00

$20.00

Poll Tax Abatements

1946 Levy

meee Atirea - Manchester . 0.0... 060. 0. SO. $2.00 Sesecorge >. Left Town 00.0. ie. 2.00 Semen) yra.C. - Leter own ice fo. eS 2.00 wewis, Velma - Left Town (Allenstown) ......... 2.00 wewis, Alva - Left Town (Allenstown) ........... 2.00 Seto rabiola =-“Uncollectable ...... i... 48. ee. 2.00 meeweiiiier, Annette -- Montana .......0..+lseae- 2.00 Seremcre, Odena B. - Hooksett .. 0..4.....03../5 5.5 2.00 mere eccaseuwe <b tees Ow) oe le or ln Se 2.00

$18.00

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SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNT

as of December 31, 1951

ihe

Tax Sale on Account of

Levies of: 1950 1949 1948

Taxes sold to town during

Guirent liscal yeanew .-.. 7 “O0CdarS Balance of unreedemed taxes Jere raters VEG ato oem 30.76 oe Us

Interest collected after sale .. 1.96

: $1,070.09

Remittances to treasurer dur-

LN ANCAI ts ne ee 191.87

Unredeemed taxes - at close

OR PCO Ti a a5 re 878.22 $1,070.09

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$30.76 $39.03

30.76 39.03 $30.76 $39.03

UNREDEEMED TAXES FROM TAX SALES

On Account of Levies of: 1950

Greco; Ancelay) eee ae 52.08 Nollie AlDErt. (cee

Thompson, Heirs of James . 20.60 ‘Thompson, Aupustuseae ser 13.34

Atwood, Lawrence ......... 101.56

Hubert, Est; of Contad: t¥-- 48.27 jJolm,: William, (jake neers. 13.34 Dareentn OV (2. s ae cee 18.19 Shettz7;“ Elwood. 45) eee 148.90

Moul. Rogers ood es 8.49 Mitchell) "Theodore 7...,..5. 8.49 Ciark eR lair c.f 444.96

$878.22

1949 1948

22.69 18.57 16,34 12.19

$30.76 $39.03

K. DONALD WOODBURY

Tax Collector

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PEMBROKE POLICE DEPARTMENT

Léo A. Plourde - Chief of Police

Tel: Suncook 468 Suncook, New Hampshire

POLICE REPORT

January 1, 1951 - December 31, 1951

PUIseemMeTICUCE™ Oth Ki el a: 2

Prertemoeteemare CAGE ys i il i a 4

ANU IUISTITRIOCKEQ o.oo he cee se 25

isaeetuinps tound unlocked ....\......... a

NE Me iS ig Ge 5 Notifying Public Service Co, of N. H. ..... 4]

MIE ee SUT el 2


LEO A. PLOURDE,

Chief of Police.

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CUSTODIANS OF CEMETERIES

1951

Receipts

On hand December 31, 1950 ...... $120.32 Town of Pembroke, 1951, appropria-

CLOTS: eke verge MEN ic attec 2 ee 750.00 Trustees of Trust Funds, interest,

Ob} ee Uke eee eee... a 571.00 ‘Town wot.Pembrokes.... .:-. 7.4 150.00

$1,391.32

Payments

James McCormack, labor.......... $532.85 john McCormack; labor =)... 7am 530.10 Leo vA Plourdema0ore cL. see 50.00

Walter S. Edmunds, grinding mowers, Cte hs te eee eee ee 37.00

Greenland Services, Inc. power mower 174.95 Greenland Services, Inc., repairs ... 1.30

YA, Petit, sé paiss@opmower 2 ee 1.00 Kimball’s Gardens, gas and oil for

MOWECT ti i eos. 5.96 Town of Pembroke, refund ....... 50.00

Lool.32

$1,383.16 $1,383.16

Balance on Hand. December 31, 1951 $8.16

45

STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Concord, N. H.

December 31, 1951, Suncook, N. H.

The Selectmen,

Pembroke, N. H.

Dear Sirs: Herewith is a report of the Health work which has

been done in your community by the Bureau of Public Health Nursing of the N. H. State Department of Health, co-operating with local agencies as represented through the Child Health Conference Committee.

Child Health Conferences:

MICELI LCL tate ee Ae dic wk ee 5 MP ELLe@TICIAN CE?’ - os . Si) eds ok ak 4]

Immunization Clinics:

MSCSCI ce eo ete ere 5 memrnreratvendance >. 2)... . ess ee 107

Very truly yours,

GERTRUDE J. SNOW Public Health Nurse,

Bureau of Public Health Nursing,

N. H. State Department of Health.

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AUDITORS REPORT

We have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Treas- urer, Town Clerk Tax Collector, Trustees of Trust Funds and Custodians of Cemeteries and find same correctly cast and properly vouched and balances on hand in the bank in all cases.

JOHN D. WELCH

LEO G. PAYEUR

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

PEMBROKE SCHOOL DISTRICT

PEMBROKE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

For the Schoo! Year Ending June 30, 1951

Moderator

ERWIN A. CHASE

District Clerk

BEATRICE MICHAUD

School Board

DONALD R. STEVENS pL CIIN@e® DiLcom te EVA O. MONTY Term expires 1953 JOHN L. SATURLEY pRerme ex piresis| 904

District Treasurer

FRANCES McDONNELL

Auditor

GEORGE P. COFRAN

Superintendent of Schools

MURRAY H. WATSON

South Deerfield, N. H.

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FINANCIAL REPORT

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1951

Receipts

Federal Aid:

Smith-Hughes - George-Deen National School Lunch

Ota a pee ee ts ee

Local Taxation:

Current Appropriations Balance of Previous Appro-

PUL ALOU 5 ercneeeeee f7 aae

‘otal s)s4.5 aes

Other Sources: Elementary School Tuitions . Notes and Bonds (Money bor- FOWCO ) i212 mamma t 0b ic

Total Receipts from all sources Cash on hand at beginning of

year, ~) ULy; Ul Oo Oea ee oe

(Grand Sita ee, 24.0.

Payments

Administration: Salaries of District Officers . Superintendent’s Salary - local

share txt 2. . eee Tax for state wide supervision

Salaries of other administrative Personnel dae aa een

Supplies and Expenses ......

$1,206.78 970.58

$61,515.00

1,617.00

$720.00

175,000.00 5,194.68

$269.00

992.42 640.00

388.04 474.82

$2,177.33

$63.132.00

$180,914.68

$246,224.01

Togs

$246,977.76

$2,764.28

Instruction:

Meeaeuers salaries «060... «4

Beamcipais salary 2. : 6. ...... Books and other instructional

MM CaN sh yieatioces stihels. « < Scholars’ supplies

Supplies and other expenses

Jperation of School Plant:

Salaries for Janitors’ Service,

5, AMER RA hae ee Ce

Prem pleatiy oo... Water, Light, supplies and MS RS ee aie a ok

Maintenance of School Plant:

Repairs and replacements ....

Auxiliary Activities: Health Supervision .......

Bmmeportation 2.2.2... s,

Tuition We eempeea et UPd Schoo! Lunch - Federal Funds

School Lunch - District Funds

Fixed Charges:

Retirement - local share ....

Insurannce, ‘Treasurer’s Bond, and expenses

Capital Outlay:

Lands and new buildings Je

New Equipment

Debt and Interest: |

Interest on Debt

$14,891.95 3,100.00

590.54 1092.76 218.62

$1,214.00 1,081.94

ALO

$1,256.01 5,553.00

23,156.20 970:55 200.00

$1,175.61

566.19

$143,925.72 3,660.26

Total Payments for all purposes |.

$19,895.87

$2,708.50

$1,825.41

$31,135.76

$1,741.80

$147,585.98

$1,750.00

$209,407.60

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Cash on hand at end of year, June 30, 1951:

General Fund ¢ Sie.......-.. >... $6,541.46 Capital OutlayiFand >... ......... 2 $31,028.70

GRAND TOTAL |..\\soaae aoe $246,977.76

Balance Sheet

Assets

Cash on-hand June 30, 1951 =e $37,570.16

‘Total Assets 28... ......... ee $37,570.16 Net Debt (Excess of Liability over Assets) $168,458.54

GRAND:TOTAL ....... 3 $206,028.70

Liabilities

Bonds and Notes Outstanding .......... $175,000.00

Balance. of ithe Building-Fund — >) gee 31,028.70

Total -Liabilities _......).. $206,028.70

GRAND: TOTAL. .... .<4))) ie

This is to certify that the information contained in this report was taken from official records and is complete and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief. The ac counts are kept in accordance with Section 24 of Chapter 82 of the Revised Laws of New Hampshire 1942, and upon forms prescribed by the State "Tax Commission.

DONALD R. STEVENS EVA O. MONTY JOHN L. SATURLEY

School Board

MURRAY H. WATSON Superintendent of Schools

July 1, 195]

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AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have examined the books and other financial records of the school Board of Pembroke, New Hampshire, of which this is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1951, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.

GEORGE P. COFRAN Auditor

July 1, 1951

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DISTRICT

TREASURER

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1951

Summary

Cash on hand June 30, 1950 (Treasurer’s Bank Balance) "=--..... .. : 4 $753.75

Received from Selectmen: Appropriation for current

Veal. eee $61,515.00 Balance of previous ap-

DLOPTIG tO gem. aL. 1,617.00

Pee: ! 63,132.00 Received from State Treasurer ........... 2,177.33

Received from all other sources ......... 3,200.43

Total amount available for fiscal year $69,263.51 Less School Board Orders Paid 23033 62,722.05

Balance on hand as of June 30, 1951 .... 6,541.46

FRANCES McDONNELL,

District Treasurer

STATUS OF SCHOOL NOTES AND BONDS

Issued during the year for new capital outlay $175,000.00

‘Total Notes and Bonds issued during the ear ae esses. :, 5 en $175,000.00

Notes and Bonds outstanding at the:end. of *the “year. 3%...055.) See $175,000.00

CAPITAL OUTLAY SUMMARY FOR ADDITION TO PEMBROKE GRAMMAR BUILDING

Receipts Notes or Bonds (Money Borrowed) .... $175,000.00 Premipyim:on Bonds) /-)ga se . CR ee 2,714.25

Total Receipts during year ..... i . $177,714.25

GRAND TOTAL .. - .. pUTi7ia25

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Payments

BIE GOIUET ACE Ce a we ee $134,815.48 eure and Equipment ~.............. 2,854.00 meemiteces Pees and Expenses .......... 8,002.20 Dee eats eS. 390.00 RE SST creas Ge ee 623.87

Total Payments during year ........ $146,685.55 aememesnanes june 5019510)... ... 0.2 $31,028.70

MIA G) PALS ele) SLT TI4.25

AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have examined the books, vouch-

ers, bank statements and other financial records of the

treasurer of the school district of Pembroke, of which the

above is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30,

1951 and find them correct in all respects.

GEORGE P. COFRAN,

Auditor

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SCHOOL BOARD’S“ESTIMATE FOR THE

SCHOOL YEAR 1952-1953. 4°)

School Board’s statement of amounts required to support

the public schools and meet other statutory obligations of the district for the fiscal year beginning July ‘bj!1952./

) yoonrusb 2atnonved Igiol

Support of the Elementary SchoblsP€ sau| usd ao des

Weachers sOalatiGsaee 78 _, 928,000.00

Books and other instructional’ **°* “°° *’ AIS: ene ear ee. Poa 950.00

ScHolars: ssUpplesweaea.. \ skeen 950.00

Other expeniseés’6f ‘instruction © | '0250.0 2,520.00 Da lALIES) OL 1aNILOLS we gas oe

Fuel-Gr° heat! Dominasx9

Water, light, janitors’ supplies |;

Retirement - local share .... 1,750.00

89 990.00) © 800.00:

Repairs and replacements ...., , _ 800.00

Health supervision ......... «© 1,350.00

"Pfiiiis SétieatPone oy 1hIett OE 8,500.00 9 > ° Matit ton ee ae ypcizat Ue ti. 3 °°23,500.00.::) |

Special-acti Vitis sarc eeee fs 400.00

Total cost: of instruction... /. eee $70,220.00

Other Statutory Obligations:

Salaries of district officers .. $444.00

Superintendent’s salary - local

share sh:..°b) 51 tees See 850.00

‘Tax on state wide supervision-

Per-capita tax (ha ne 782.00

Salaries of other administra-

ive Personnels 90 eee a 450.00

Supplies and expenses - ad-

ministration 400.00

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Insurance, | Treasurer’s Bond, :

and expenses .. .%. lOO Oe 550.00

ea(New equipinént ............ 600.00 Meta POLE CED wi oo, ose 10,000.00

Interest on debt ..... /3%9'% Oi 3,200.00

Total of.other obligations /.:. 0. eI .O1. SIME

oe amount required to meet the School

- Board’s Clio Sein secodhl iA pled dain

DEDUCT estimated income - State Aid :

| December 1952 ae tr O a Oe

Total amount required to be raised and ap- ae propriated to balance the School Board’s abe erccaite gt RY) 4 I) arr

$19,026.00

$89,246.00

AN bays

$86,212.78

DONALD, R. STEVENS

EVA O. MONTY JOHN L. SATURLEY

School Board

Pembroke, New Hampshire

February 1, 1952

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ANNUAL REPORT OF..THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

February 1, 1952

To the School Board of Pembroke:

It is a pleasure to present my fifth annual report of the

schools of Pembroke. May I express my thanks and appreci-

ation for your help in making this school year a happy and

a progressive one.

Grades seven and eight were returned to the Grammar

School after two years on foreign soil. This was made pos-

sible by the addition of new rooms and nearly an entire

new plant. Grades one through four are housed in the ad-

dition along with the lunch room, the new kitchen, and the

new auditorium-gymnasium, while grades five through 8

are retained in the older building with a larger room for the

health department and a special room for remedial work.

At the opening of school in September, six new teachers

were in evidence. Mr. Robert P. Weber came to the Gram-

mar School from Pembroke Academy and Mrs. Muriel A.

Sargent replaced Mrs. Gladysz. These teachers teamed with

Mr. Chase and Mr. ‘Tierney to continue in the departmenta-

lization of grades five through eight. Mrs. Lois Merrill was

elected as instructor for the girls in Grades 7 and 8 in

Homemaking.

Miss Jane Harrigan was engaged for Grade 4 and Miss

Dorothea Carr for Grade 2.

Feeling the need of remedial instruction, not only for

those children who are having difficulty, but also for those

youngsters whose work might be enriched with individual

guidance, the School Board made, in my opinion, one of

the greatest advancements in the educational development

in the Pembroke school system. We already see the results

of this innovation because boys and girls for the first time

are acquiring individual personalties and interests never

before experienced or developed because of the size of the

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classes and the time allotted to individual aid. A phase of

education of this nature must work from the very begin-

ning and therefore it was necessary to elect a teacher with

experience and an understanding of the needs of children

wherever in the system and at whatever station in life -

mentally, emotionally, physically, and socially.

It was not until well along into the summer before the

Board finally began the experiment with Mrs. Gertrude

H. Washburn. It is my firm belief that she has so far done

a fine piece of work and hope we may be able to continue

to hold her services for the coming year.

Woodworking for the boys of the seventh and eighth

grades was also added to the curriculum again and is super-

vised and taught by the principal, Mr. Donald L. Chase,

along with his other duties as an administrator and class-

room instructor.

On November 1,1951, Miss Jane Harrigan resigned and was

replaced, after considerable worry because of the shortage of

teachers, by Mrs. Nellie Brooks. On February 1, 1952, Mrs.

Brooks resigned and we are now trying to find a teacher who

will be satisfactory and at the same time meet the needs of

the school and the requirements of the State Department of Education.

Because of the increase in the size of the school from the physical point of view, Mr. Ovid Joyal felt that it was im-

possible to continue in the capacity of building custodian.

To meet this situation, the School Board was very fortu-

nat in securing the services of Mr. Walter Bergevin. He has

been an asset to the school since he was hired for the job.

Let us hope that he will be able to continue in that capacity.

More and more must the citizens of the town face in-

creased enrollments. For the past four years the enrollment

in the first grade has not been less than 30 pupils and from

the census taken at the beginning of this school year in

September, this figure promises to be 40 pupils or more

when school opens in the fall of 1952. And this will un-

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doubtedly continue for the next five years. This problem

is serious, not only because of teacher load, but also from

the standpoint of the learning process, especially in grade

one. We are using four of the new rooms already for classes

and with the increase of first grade children it will mean the

furnishing of the fifth room and the electing of another

teacher.

For another year let me emphasize the fact that budget

increases will be greatest under two or three items - teachers’

salaries, tuition, and transportation. Last year Principal

and Interest were added to these items.

No person living today can predict with any degree of

accuracy the result of the educational costs in the country.

We are sure, however, that in order to keep America strong

and free, education must be its foundation. Children must

be taught to think independently as individuals to meet

their problems “head on” and attempt to solve them. This

means good instruction and understanding teachers as well

as, and just as important, an enlightened citizenry. This

means more and more funds. However, it is for the men and

women of the town to decide the kind of education they

wish to purchase for their children.

May I again thank the School Board, the parents, chil-

dren, teachers, and taxpayers of the town for understanding

the needs of our children in their educational development.

It is my humble hope that education continues to open the

roads to a better understanding of our problems.


MURRAY H. WATSON, Superintendent of Schools

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Statistical Report of the Schools of Pembroke, N. H.

1-7

Timea tiny 42 SESSION. ().6) Se ee 360

Peer MeN G9 58 Fae gk cos, 244

PeeieeCeMmempersnip 2. fe... 2... 6 230.4

Perret Otegrendances ee SS. 93.07

Perce torr) POMoOtIONS 6...’ ss 98.3

No. pupils transported by district 104

No. pupils not absent or tardy .... 11

Nop taidintesses» per pupil 27. ..... 8

No. visits - Board of Trustees .... 3

No. visits - Superintendent ....... 39

No. visits - School Nurse ......... 83

Petes Others.) s... ee i... 61

Grades

Aggre-

gates &

8 9-12 Averages

360 360 360

ee 197 463

21.6 179.06 431.06

90.5 Abel S17

100 100 99,4

3 0 107

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5 8

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28 28 67

2 3 88

2 200 263

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ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Geneva Knoch

Linda Boulet

Brownlo Abbott

Raymond Cloutier

Nancy Kimball

Georgiana Gains

Neil Bryant

Jeannine Boulet

Roger Douillette

Harvey Colby

Roy Vernel

Valerie Gains

EIGHT GRADE GRADUATES

Alice Baum

Lucille Claudette Brissette

Norma Jeanne Cantara

Robert Eugene Cantara

Barbara Adine Chase

Judith Ann Chase

Bernard Cole, Jr.

Jacqueline Rita Downer

Frederick ‘Thomas Ford

Edward Demond Fowler

Barbara Florence Hartford

Geneva Carolyn Knoch

Frederick Booker Little

Sally Frances Little

Donald Paul McCormack

Bruce Avery Michiels

Roy Earl Severance

Carl Daniel Stevens

John Alfred Stevens

Rose Marie Stevens

Shirley Ann Stevens

Kathryne Leyson Thomas

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SCHOOL CALENDAR

January to June, 1952:

Means CODEN ra ee Wednesday, January 2

eS A tOSe FoI i. Friday, February 15

Bee IDEN es... Monday, February 25

sO eS Se ate ne | Friday, April 18

eee tepeiee ts ..)........:.. Monday, April 28

Schools Close in June 1952 at the completion of 180

school days

Holidays

Re hg ena a) js “5 yy ge oh: Good Friday

ir OS Nive pees - Friday, Memorial Day

September to December, 1952: (Tentative)

BEIT. ot ies. Wednesday, Setember 3

Schools Close ............ Wednesday, November 26

BImRAC IDEN (ioc aah ena ss &, Monday, December 1

MUMS EOSC) uF cal Ch), . Ds es Friday, December 19

Holidays

October 13

October 16 and 17 ...Thursday and Friday, Teachers’

ee tn en ae Friday, Columbus Day

Convention

Breervember-i) lt mar uss. Tuesday, Armistice Day

November 27 and 28 Thursday and Friday,

Thanksgiving

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SCHOOL LUNCH FUND

Receipts

National School Lunch). ..7)2.> #3) $970.55

District General Eund .......7)). eee 200.00

Receipts from.sale of Cuncheés~ 23 sae 2,442.66

Other*Sources ...:.:........: 18.01

Total Receipts ..<... ... ..t: an $3,631.22

Cash on hand July 1, 1950... eee 296.14

GRAND TOTAL ....... 333 $3,927.36

Payments

FormtFood? .valvest by ARS... os. oe $2,586.55

ForsGabors. .c4 pte eee. 6. . . c Ce 895.00

Otherivqat : tel eee, a os 142.92

‘Lotal Payments ye. (4: 1 $3,624.47

Cash on hand June, 307195) ..... .. ae 302.89

GRAND SUOWT ALR et... 29 fae $3,927.36

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ANNUAL HEALTH REPORT

1950-1951

Defects Found Treated

Vision 16 7

Skin 3 3

Posture 12

Speech 1

Teeth 241

Tonsils 15

Corrected or Improved

13

2

121

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CASES OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

Mumps

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Special Activities

Fluorine treatments

Triple inoculations

Orthopedic treatments

Tonsils

Dental program

Mental hygiene

TB patch tests

Registration Day

Vaccinations

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ADONIA A. DOUILLETTE, R. N. School Nurse

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REPORT ON ADDITION TO PEMBROKE GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND AUDITORIUM

Receipts Money borrowed 2% bonds $175,000.00 Premium received on bonds 2,714.25

Expenditures Building Contract:

David W. Davison, Contractor

Extras to Contract:

Hardware NASI) amen D

Plaster ceiling in kitchen ...

Asphalt tile

Aluminum thresholds

Architect’s fees

Legal Expenses: Merchants National Bank .. Woodbury and Woodbury ..

Other Expenses:

Telephone and travel expense Merchants National Bank ...

Grading i...) feng ore

Surveys

New Equipment:

Gase Stoves, tans eee

piave: CULLAINS ge oe ene mere Chairs (auditorium) ....... Refrigerator @: 299 Wiese Pianos

Bleachers7<¢. ©. Ake ee Desk and chairs ‘Teachers’ desks

Page Belting Co. (leather link matting)

‘Total Expenditures

Balance on Hand

$157,263.00

$140.00 250.00

$240.00 1,015.94 914.94 180.86 200.00

2,835.00 2,750.10

180.00 304.00

$177,714.25

$683.61 $9,423.78

$390.00

1,180.47 $60.00

$8,619.90

83.40

$177,704.16 10.09

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Report of the Principal of Pembroke Academy

To the Trustees of Pembroke Academy and the Super- intendent of Schools

I am presenting my fourteenth annual report of the school organization and educational activities at Pembroke Academy during the year 1951.

Teaching Staff and Enroliment

School opened Wednesday, September 5, 1951 with an enrollment of 174 pupils, a staff of eight regular and two part- time teachers.

The present staff is as follows:

Mr. Jarvis T. Beal, Principal, Administration and Science

Mr. Edward H. Currier, Ass’t Principal, Mathematics and Physics

Miss Mabel E. Hayes, Dean of Girls, English, U. S. History, Latin

Mr. John J. Burkhardt, Industrial Arts

Miss Patricia R. Gorman, Commercial Studies

Mr. Gerald A. Crotty, Social Studies, Physical Education

Mrs. Alice W. Bean, Home Economics, Noon Lunch Pro- gram

Miss Francis C. Nourse, English, French, Girls’ Basketball

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morrill, Prize Speaking, Dramatics

Mrs. Mabel Reed, Music

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Graduates of the Class of 1951 and Their Occupations

Irene Florence Allaire — Private Secretary, .N H. Board

of Underwriters, Concord, N. H.

Walter Emery Bachelder — Fireman, Ist Class, U.S. Navy

Theresa Laurette Bergevin — Office work, New Hampshire

Fire Insurance Co., Manchester, N. H.

Alfred Goss Bickford — Student (Machine Shop) N. H.

Technical Inst., Manchester, N. H.

Pauline Orana Boulet — Office work, N. H. Fire Insurance

Co., Manchester, N. H.

Rita Theresa Breton — Presser, Hosiery Mill, Manchester,

NEL

Robert Lester Brooks — Lackland Air Base, San Antonio,

‘Texas

Mary Ellen Chaput — Office work, N. H. Fire Insurance


Georgette Sylvia Chaput — Secretary, N. H. State Hospital,

Concord, N. H.

Walter Carroll Chase — Student (Forestry) University of

NSE DurhanviN cL,

Ann Connor — Office work, N. H. Fire Insurance Co.,

Manchester, N. H.

Germaine Rose Ella Dion —

Carolyn Angie Farnum — Student nurse, New England

Baptist Hospital, Boston, Mass.

Arthur Richard Finnerty — U. S. Army

John Frederick French — French Bros. Beef Co., Hooksett,

N. H.

Patricia Anne Hallett — married, Mrs. David Ober

Richard Irving Hammond, Jr. — Student, Northeastern

University, Boston, Mass.

Helen Lydia Heino — Student, Modern School of Design,

Boston, Mass.

Joan Hillman — Student, Forsythe Dental School, Boston,

Mass.

Helen Marie Lafreniere —Office work, Farm Bureau,

Concord, N. H.

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Colette Ann Lemaire — married, Mrs. Emile Lemay, Clerk,

Well’s 5 & 10c Store, Suncook, N. H.

Faye Linda Lewis — Clerk, Hill’s Dry Good Store,, Man-

chester, N. H.

John Leslie MacEachern — U. S. M. C., Camp .Pendleton,

Oceanside, Cal.

Jacqueline Charlotte Monty — Clerk, F. W. Woolsworth

Store, Manchester, Mass.

Patricia Lee Morse — Student, University of N. H. Durham

Mary Eunice Munroe — Clerk, Puritan Candy Store, Con-

cord, N. H.

Student, R.O.T.C. University of N. H.

Durham, N. H.

Daniel Murphy

Aline Emma Ouellette —

Maurice Crawford Philbrick —

Constance Rita Plante —

Alphonse David Poisson — Pharmacist Mate, U. S. Navy,

Bainbridge, Md. Donald Wesley Poisson — Electrician, Western Electric Co.,

Hartford, Conn.

Palmire Estelle Prive — Office work, N. H. Fire Insurance


Judith Ann Swallow — Student, Hesser Business College, Manchester, N. H.

Roland Maurice Witham — U. S. Air Force

CLASS ORGANIZATION

Seniors Class Adviser, Mr. John J. Burkhardt President, Thomas Robinson Vice President, Miriam Foss Secretary, Germaine Richard Treasurer, Joan Grimes

Juniors Class Adviser, Mr. Gerald A. Crotty President, Richard MacKenzie Vice President, Victor Bergevin Secretary, Patricia Sherburne ‘Treasurer, Harold Loso

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Sophomores

Class Adviser, Mrs. Alice W. Bean President, Ernest Bergevin Vice President, Virginia Mitchell Secretary, David Child Treasurer, Douglas MacKenzie

Freshmen

Class Adviser, Miss Frances C. Nourse President, Gertrude Bellerose Vice President, Edward Fowler Secretary, Sally Little ‘Treasurer, Bruce Michiels

PEMBROKE ACADEMY

Student Council 1951-1952

President: Richard MacKenzie Vice President: Joanne Young Secretary: Germaine Richard ‘Treasurer: Harold Loso

Seniors

Thomas Robinson

Shirley Doucet Germaine Richard Patricia Mack

Juniors

Richard MacKenzie Joanne Young Harold Loso

Nancy Poisson

Sophomores

David Child David Yeaton Virginia Mitchell

Freshmen

Roy Gilbert Rita Gagne

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The Student Council is just beginning its first year and

is feeling its way gradually and surely. The first big task

was to draw up a Constitution and elect officers. There

was a regional meeting early in the fall at Goffstown High

School. From this meeting our group gained much help and

confidence. Mr. Edward Currier is our Faculty Adviser and

under his guidance this body is planning bigger and better

things. Through Mr. Beal’s acquaintance with Mr. Lloyd

Creighton, a former teacher at the Academy, an exchange of five students, has been arranged for this year. ~

The following students from Pembroke Academy visited Mr. Creighton’s school, Pembroke High School (Mass.) for

a whole week in November. Thomas Robinson, Miriam Foss, Joan Merrill, Jean Gilbert, and Richard MacKenzie.

These students will be hosts to the following group from

Massachusetts sometime this spring: Leonard Creeden, Wil- liam Webb, Roberta Cousins, Nancy Romine, and Dorothy Butler. 7

The Council is interested in planning Club Activity and in sponsoring a series of Square dances,

Noon Lunch Program

Under the direction of Mrs. Alice Bean, Home Economics

teacher, and with the help of Mrs. John Farnum and Mrs.

Everett Mozier in the kitchen, our noon lunch program

has been continued this year and a well-balanced meal is

being served daily to from 60 to 80 students. This program

is under the direction of the State Department of Education

and the Academy receives partial help financially, as well as,

some surplus commodities. To date this program has been practically self-supporting.

Music

Mrs. Mabel Reed is the music supervisor at Pembroke -

Academy and gives one afternoon a week to work with the

school chorus and Freshmen chorus, as well as, with the

Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Club, special groups particularly for

the experience at various popular affairs, as well as, at such

school affairs as Prize Speaking, School Plays etc.

This spring the students plan to give the Spanish oper-

etta “In Gay Havana”. The state music festival will be held

in May at Laconia. The following students have been chos-

en from Pembroke Academy to participate in the state chorus: Jean Gilbert, Lois Stevens, David Yeaton, William

Bickford. David Childs has been chosen to play in the

orchestra.

Prize Speaking and Dramatics

Mrs. Elizabeth Morrill had the supervision of the Austin

Prize Speaking contest, as well as, the Christmas Play and

coached several of the pupils who participated in the state contest at the University of New Hampshire. Those taking part at Durham were Miriam Foss, Joan Merrill, Janet

Murphy, Joanne Culberson, Bernard Cole.

Speech and Debating

Pembroke Academy is a member of Bates Debating

League again this year. Under the direction of Miss Mabel Hayes plans are beginning to mature.

On Saturday February 16 an Affirmative team will jour-

ney to Portland, Maine.

Shop

Under the direction of shop Instructor, John Burkhardt,

same steady progress is being made as in the past. Spring

exhibit of the articles made in the shop during the year

is planned for late in May, in addition to their regular

work the shop boys have made stage settings and equipment for our plays and operetta.

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Sports

Mr. Crotty has been coaching the varsity boys’ basketball,

and Mr. Currier has been handling the JVs. Both boys’ and

girls’ teams are members of the Central New Hampshire

Interscholastic League again this year. The boys played an

exciting game at Pittsfield recently and won the league

trophy for this year. They lost only one game to Goffstown.

In addition to this honor the boys have won the right to

compete in the class B Tournament at Durham, New

Hampshire. Their achievements this year have been.a tri-

bute to their indomitable will and courage, as well as, to the

ability of their coach.

Mr. Crotty has continued his gym classes this year, work-

ing with the boys twice a week. A “Gym Night” is planned

early in April. Due to the full academic program of Miss

Nourse it was impossible to arrange these classes for girls

this year.

While the lighting arrangements in the gym have been

more satisfactory this year there is still room for improve-

ments, and the lack of seating capacity, as well as, in-

adequacy in the size of the gym are handicaps which will

continue to cause concern in the years to come.

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D. A. R. “Good Citizen”

Under the auspices of Buntin Chapter, D.A.R. the members

of the senior class of 1952 and faculty selected Joan Grimes

as the girl best representing the “Good Citizenship” quali-

ties of scholarship, leadership, dependability, patriotism,

and citizenship. Miss Grimes has been a loyal citizen in

both school and community during her four years at the

Academy.

Conclusion

This has been another year of progress. Interest and co-

operation in the Community is good. As I write a group

of men and women are contemplating plans to give the boys

and girls of our Athletic teams a banquet in the gymnasium

in the near future. The students are loyal and interested

and are striving to work out their mutual problems in a

democratic way. Only ten students have left school to date,

and only six of these will probably not continue their ed-

ucation at this time. In an extremely harsh winter from the

weather point of view, we have maintained a percent of at-

tendance of 95.21 and a low tardiness percent.

In closing I want to thank Superintendent Watson, the

Trustees, and the teachers for their sympathetic interest

and cooperation in our mutual problems.


JARVIS T. BEAL Principal

Pembroke Academy

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REPORT OF THE FOREST FIRE WARDEN

Only YOU can PREVENT Forest Fires

New Hampshire faces a real forest fire problem and

challenge! ‘To meet it successfully, New Hampshire and your community needs YOUR thoughtful and cooperative effort.

Continuously heavy lumbering operations following the hurricane has produced more than 4 billion board feet of lumber. This lumber helped win World War II, meet post war needs and now the current requirements for the Korean military action. But it has added nearly 900,000 acres of slash to our already sizeable slash problem.

When YOU fail to use needed precautions while burning in or near woodlands __

When YOU fail to secure the required permit from your local forest fire warden before burning ——

When YOU are careless in smoking near woodlands__

When YOU throw lighted cigars, cigarettes and matches from vehicles moving along the high-

way —

YOU are violating fundamental common sense and may easily contribute to a substantial and costly fire. Such conflagrations are possible because of the hun- dreds of thousands of slash acres throughout the state!

REMEMBER - the fire YOU prevent might be one which could conceivably burn YOUR property and harm YOUR community!

ONLY YOU and YOU and YOU can prevent forest fires!! Will YOU help!

1951 Fire Record

Numbervot tires" =. 4. ee 8 Acreage burned fes:iigme fee pee) eee 41/4 Nogiire permits: issued) Meas), <a 38

THOMAS J. KING, District Fire Chief

ALFRED METIVIER, Forest Fire Warden

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FIRE CHIEF’S REPORT

To the Board and Selectmen and the Citizens of Pembroke:

Appropriated for Fire Department for the Year

Dee ee ee es. $5,000.00 BeSeULiNe Veal, Gos. ke DUD St A

Excess of expenditures over appropriation ... TES)

The Pembroke Water Works rent for hydrant service was increased by $400 over last year. Therefore, it can be readily seen why our appropriation was exceeded.

Total number of bell alarms seventeen. Due to the co-

operation of the citizens of this Town with the Fire De- partment, we have had the least number of fire calls since

1936; consequently, the lowest all time record of fire losses for the year.

It is a known fact that the old White Pumping Engine is not in a reliable condition. Parts are not readily available. A used Pumper has been purchased for its replace- ment. The Citizens of Pembroke who are desirous of maintaining equipment at Fire Headquarters within reason have donated a substantial sum of money for its purchase. This apparatus is expected to arrive sometime in April.

Announcement has been made to the effect of a reduction in Fire Insurance rates in this Town due to the new water system, a pumping engine to be added of suitable capacity and an efficient Fire Department.

Very truly yours,

CHESTER T. ROBINSON Fire Chief

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