Annual report of the officers of the Town of Ashland
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Court 50.00 $ 1,075.17 Balance - June 30, 1964 — 0 — PROOF OF BALANCE Balance in the Meredith Trust Company - Per Statement June 30, 1964 Less: Outstanding Checks Reconciled Balance - June 30, 1964 343.01 343.01 — 0 44 Exhibit E-2 TOWN OF ASHLAND Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance Period July 1 to December 31, 1964 Balance - July 1, 1964 'Receipts During Period : Fines Assessed $ 895.00 Small Claim Fees 5.50 Small Claims Collected 242.47 Bail 400.00 xpenses During Period: New Hampshire Dept. of Safety ! f 160.00 Court Expenses 143.85 Small Claims 242.47 Town of Ashland 496.65 Bail Refunded 200.00 $ 1,542.97 Bail Transferred to Clerk of Sup. Refunds 35.05 $ 1,931.04 $ 2,343.32 Expenditures: Librarian's Salary $ 936.00 Substitute Librarian's Salary 15.00 Books 593.99 Magazines 101.87 Supplies & Services 1.99 Insurance 108.60 Post Office Box Rent 3.30 Bank Service Charges .83 Miscellaneous 29.73 $ 1,791.31 $ 552.01 PROOF OF BALANCE Balance in the Meredith Trust Company - Per Statement December 30, 1964 $ 674.79 Less: Outstanding Check $ 632.12 Reconciled Balance - December 31, 1964 $ 552.01 '46 Exhibit 6-1 TOWN OF ASHLAND Water Department Balance Sheet As of December 31, 1964 ASSETS Cash in Hands of Treasurer $ 18,794.43 Capital Reserve Funds (Contra) 2,740.37 Accounts Receivable 977.19 Total Assets $ 22,511.99 LIABILITIES Capital Reserve Funds (Contra) $ Surplus 19,771.62 Total Liabilities & Surplus $ 22,511.99 47 Exhibit G-2 TOWN OF ASHLAND Water Department Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1964 Balance - January 1, 1964 $ 15,816.16 Receipts : Water Collections 11,914.63 Refunds & Reimbursements 100.35 $ 12,014.98 $ 27,831.14 Expenditures : Superintendence 114.92 Source of Supply - Labor 799.66 Purification Labor 805.19 Power Purchased 36.14 Repairs - Purification Structures 56.04 Repairs - Mains 435.58 Repairs - Services 1,302.30 Repairs - Hydrants 509.95 Repairs - Meters 32.86 Salaries - Office Clerks 344 Other General Expenses 496.71 Insurance 402.04 Stores Expense 24.43 Truck Expense 265.00 Taxes 257.27 New Services 551.57 Other Equipment 345.65 Distribution Supplies 50.84 Capital Reserve Fund 1,000.00 Repairs to Water Supply Stuuctures 175.87 Replacement Mains 1,030.44 $9,036.71 Balance December 31, 1964 $18,794.43 PROOF OF BALANCE Balance in the Meredith Trust Company Per Statement December 31, 1964 $ 18,119.44 Add: Deposit of January 6, 1965 964.65 Less: Outstanding Checks 289.66 Reconciled Balance December 31, 1964 $ 18,794.43 48 Exhibit G-3 TOWN OF ASHLAND Electric Department Balance Sheet As of December 31, 1964 ASSETS Cash in Hands of Treasurer $ 76,405.58 Capital Reserve Fund (Contra) 4,498.66 Accounts Receivable 1,516.77 Total Assets $ 82,421.01 LIABILITIES Customers' Deposits $ 977.66 Capital Reserve Fund (Contra) 4,498.66 Long Term Note 9,000.00 Surplus 67,944.69 Total Liabilities & Surplus $ 82,421.01 Exhibit G-4 TOWN OF ASHLAND Electric Department Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1964 Balance January 1, 1964 $ 55,238.54 Receipts. Electric Collections $86,470.54 Customers' Receipts 665.00 Refunds & Reimbursements 8,412.67 Interest on Deposits 723.67 Town Appropriation 4,582.06 100,853.94 $156,092.48 Expenditures: Payments to Capital Res. Fund 1,500.00 Long Term Notes Paid 3,000.00 Customers' Deposits Refunded 1,028.44 New Equipment & Improvements: Sub-Station Improvement $ 864.51 Distribution Poles 10,110.28 New Distribution 482.35 Distribution Poles 10,110.28 New Distribution 482.35 Line Transformers 669.14 New Meters 274.56 New Street Lights 1,119.25 Office Equipment 529.50 Gen. Tools & Equipment 252.52 14,596.75 Interest Expense 420.00 Power Purchased 43,136.40 Superintendence 203.22 Sub-Station Expense 95.99 Maintenance - Distribution Lines 3,980.28 50 Services 1,224.32 Meters & Transformers 558.88 Street Lighting 783.59 Meter Reading & Collecting 1,201.03 Billing & Accounting 921.90 General Office Salaries 1,852.50 Maintenance of Structures 339.40 Insurance 882.92 Stores Expense 71.61 Truck Expense 315.36 Rent 311.00 Taxes 3,263.31 79,686.90 Balance - December 31, 1964 $ 76,405.58 PROOF OF BALANCE Balance in the Meredith Trust Company - Per Statement December 31, 1964 $40,746.34 Add: Deposit of Jan. 6, 1965 $3,377.00 $ 44,123.34 Less: Outstanding Checks 264.61 $ 43,858.73 Meredith Village Savings Bank: Savings Bank Book $29806 $31,307.48 Savings Bank Book $31080 $1,239.37 32,546.85 Reconciled Balance - December 31, 1964 $ 76,405.58 51 TOWN OF ASHLAND Exhibit H Statement of Long Term Indebtedness, Showing Annual Maturities of Principal and Interest As of December 31, 1964 Amount of Issue Date of Issue Sub-Station Notes 3V2% $30,000.00 December 25, 1957 Principal Payable Date December 15th Interest Payable Dates June 15th & Dec. 15th Payable At Maturities — Fiscal Year Ending: December 31, 1965 December 31, 1966 December 31, 1967 Meredith Trust Co. Principal Interest $3,000.00 $315.00 3,000.00 210.00 3,000.00 105.00 Madn Street Reconstruction Notes 5'/2% $8,000.00 September 9, 1960 September 9th March 9th & Sept 9th Meredith Trust Co. Principal Interest $1,600.00 $56.00 $1,600.00 $56.00 $52 Fee Truck Notes $5,100.00 $119.00 $1,700.00 $59.50 $701 Program Planning Interest Free $2,710.00 $119.00 $1,700.00 $59.50 $701 Program Principal Interest $9,010.00 $490.00 $4,700.00 $269.50 $3,000.00  «> o C 1 1 1 * to O ■^ t- **» »9- o CO t3 3 ^ CO --J P, .* vS u a C s s £5 (4 ^3 '^ <u 5 QJ C3 c -a 53 55 Exhibit J-2 TOWN OF ASHLAND Scribner Memorial Trust Fund Statement of Receipts, Expenditures & Proof of Balance Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1964 Balance - January 1, 1964 ? 1,141.95 Receipts: Interest - Meredith Savings Bank $ 244.70 American Tel. & Tel - Dividends 854.60 Puritan Fund - Dividends 610.11 Fidelity Fund - Dividends 463.76 Incorporated Investors 373.76 Broad Street Investing Corp. 296.16 2,843.09 $ 3,985.04 Expenditures 1,951.31 Balance - December 31, 1964 $ 2,033.73 PROOF OF BALANCE Balance in the Meredith Trust Company - Per Statement December 31, 1964 $1,790.64 Add: Deposit of January 4, 1965 94.07 $ 1,884.71 Less: Outstanding Checks 12.42 I 1,872.99 On Deposit - Meredith Village Savings Bank - Book #14394 161.44 Reconciled Balance - December 31, 1964 $ 2,033.73 55 TOWN OF ASHLAND Exhibit K Town Officers' Surety Bonds 1964 Tax Collector: Alfred J. Puccetti N. H. Insurance Co. N. H. Insurance Co. Deputy Tax Collector: Dorothy D. Puccetti N. H. Insurance Co. Secretary to Selectmen: Beverly Y. LaBrique N. H. Insurance Co. Tovm Clerk : Marion K. Merrill N. H. Insurance Co. Treasurer: Homer N. Young N. H. Insurance Co. Acting Town Treasurer : Beverly Y. LaBrique N. H. Insurance Co. 85-47-83 85-47-84 $21,000.00 $5,000.00 March 10, 1964 March 10, 1964 85-75-23 85-47-80 $5,500.00 March 10, 1964 85-47-80 $5,000.00 March 10, 1964 86-59-96 $18,000.00 March 10, 1964 86-31-25 $18,000.00 March 10, 1964 86-31-25 $18,000.00 Trustees of Trust Funds: Lawson W. Glidden The Travelers Indemnity Co. 1102612 Hiram F. Gingras The Travelers Indemnity Co. 950084 James C. Hinds N. H. Insurance Co. 85-47-81 Trustees of Scribner Memorial Fund: Alfred J. Puccetti The Travelers Indemnity Co. 950118 Maxim R. Landroche N. H. Insurance Co. 85-76-65 Assistant to Secretary of Selectmen: Marie D. Young N. H. Insurance Co. 86-91-25 $14,000.00 $12,300.00 $13,000.00 $14,000.00 $14,000.00 $2,000.00 Nov. 27, 1963 March 10, 1964 March 13, 1962 March 12, 1963 March 13, 1962 April 18, 1964 April 1, 1964 April 1, 1964 Earnings of Town Employees - 1964 Town Office: Beverly LaBrique Bookkeeper - Secretary - Town Electric Department Water Department $1,590.00 1,749.00 265.00 Marie D. Young Bookkeeper - Clerk Town Electric Department Water Department $ 220.50 488.00 84.25 3,604.00 Highway Department: James T. Harriman - Foreman Electric Department Water Department Other Departments Malcom Eastman Highway Department Way Department Electric Department Water Department Other Departments $ 3,118.60 94.55 232.50 80.60 4,168.67 Richard Greene Highway Department Electric Department Water Department other Departments $ 1,407.50 190.15 339.00 101.85 3,526.25 $ 2,038.50 58 Electric Department: Elmer Marsh - Superintendent 4,719.20 Water Department 52.50 Highway Department 51.50 Other Departments 394.80 $ 5,218.00 Water Department Charlie Flanders - Superintendent 3,071.45 Electric Department 231.17 Highway Department 220.44 Other Departments 793.94 $ 4,317.00 Truck Expenses 265.00 Police Department: Raymond Knowlton - Chief 3,371.50 Car Expenses 200.00 Clothing Allowance 100.00 $ 3,671.50 Deane Bavis - Chief (Appointed) 600.00 Other 12.00 Special Police Harold O. Balance, December 31, $ 474.57 406.80 2,626.86 1,351.77 4,860.00 Vital Statistics: Appropriation $ 75.00 4,860.00 Fees Overdraft $ 78.45 3.45 75.00 $ 75.00 63 Planning Board: Receipts Appropriation $ $16,725.00 $ 700.00 Expenditures Labor $ 68 Ashland Electric Department Receipts Appropriation $ 72,510.00 Carry Over 1963 1,000.00 $ 73,510.00 Expenditures Capital Reserve $ 1,500.00 Bond & Notes 3,000.00 Customers' Deposits 1,028.44 Sub-Station 864.51 Distribution, Poles, etc. 10,110.28 New Distribution 482.35 Dist. Overhead Conductors 80.86 Services 213.78 Line Transformers 669.14 Customer's Meters 274.56 Street Light Equip, on Dis :. Poles 1,119.25 Office Equipment 529.50 General Tools & Equipment 252.52 Interest 420.00 Power Purchased 43,136.40 Superintendence 203.22 Sub-Station Expense 95.99 Maintenance - Distribution 3,980.28 Maintenance - Services 1,224.32 Maintenance - Meters & Transformers 558.88 Maintenance - Street Lighting 783.59 Customer Meter Reading & Collecting 1,201.03 Billing and Accounting 921.90 General Office Salaries 1,852.50 Maintenance of Structures (General) 339.40 Insurance and Social Security 882.92 Stores 71.61 Truck Expenses 315.36 Rental 311.00 Taxes — 3,263.31 $ 79,686.90 1964 - Overdraft 6,176.90 $ 73,510.00 69 Receipts Customer's Collections $86,470.54 Interest Accrued - Bank Books 723.67 Deposits on Meters 665.00 Street Lights 4,582.06 Miscellaneous Receipts 512.24 Re-location Reimbursement 7,900.43 Re-location Reimbursement 7,900.43 $100,853.94 Less: Expenditures 1964 79,686.90 $21,167.04 Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1964 Savings Bank 11,823.18 Checking Account 43,415.36 Total Cash in Banks $ 76,405.58 Ashland Water Department Receipts Appropriation $11,073.00 Expenditures Main Replacement $1,030.44 Services 551.57 Other Equipment 345.65 Capital Reserve 1,000.00 Superintendence 114.92 Source of Supply 799.66 Purification Labor 805.19 Power Purchased 36.14 Repairs - Water Structure 175.87 Repairs - Purification Structure 56.04 Other Distribution Supplies 50.84 Repairs to Mains  General Expense 496.71 Insurance 402.04 Stores and Shop Expense 24.43 Truck Expense 265.00 Taxes FICA; New Hampton 257.27 $ 9,036.71 Balance: 2,036.29 $ 11,078.00 Receipts Customer's Collections $ 11,914.63 Miscellaneous Receipts 100.35 Less: Expenses for 1964 Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1964 Add: Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1964 Total Cash in Bank 71 $ 12,014.98 9,036.71 2,978.27 15,816.16 $ 18,794.43 Town Deeds List Description Ashland Bathing Beach - Leavitt Hill Rd. Easement - water main extension - Thompson St. (Norman) Town Dump - New Hampton Rd. Ross Sanborn land - New Hampton Rd. Playground deeds - N. Main St. Sullivan Spaulding Kilpatrick Brown Firemens' Hall and land Hillside Avenue Road to Cross-Gray property - off River St. Land - between Beatrice Hill's & Squam River River St. Gravel Pits: (Kenneth E. Kimball) Cottage Place Registered Woodsville, N.H. Vol. 863; Pg. 431 Book 815; Pg. 279 Vol. 110; Pg. 561 Lib. 598; Fol. 123 Lib. 562; Fol. 119 Lib. 966; Fol. 156 Book 770; Pg. 328 Lib. 425; Fol. 82 Vol. 959; Pg. 75 Water Works deed Sawmill property Electric Company purchase Substation right of way Land Belknap County Jackson Pond - Berry land Jackson Pond - Smith land Jackson Pond - Flo wage & Drainage Rights Reservoir - Plaisted land right of way for main Reservoir Road and right of way Plaisted Reservoir Road and right of way Berry Jackson Pond - Thompson land flowage & drainage rights Jackson Pond - Smith land Town Clock deed Lib. 471; Fol. 126 Lib. 501; Fol. 126 Lib. 501; Fol. 267 Lib. 939; Fol. 225 Lib. 973; Pg. 358  89; Pg. 4 Book 92; Pg. 339-340 Book 336; Pg. 387 Book 104; Pg. 387 Book 104; Pg. 388 Vol. 92; Pg. 272 Vol. 92; Pg. 270-271 Recorded Town Clerk Book May 22, 1894 Permits and Licenses Permits and licenses are necessary for the following and are issued by: Forest Fire Warden: Fire Permits Town Clerk: Motor Vehicle Tax Dog License Burial Permits Town Office: Beano License Pistol Permit Vendor Permission must be obtained from the Forest Fire Warden before kindling a fire out of doors, including incinerators and outdoor fireplaces, except when the ground is covered with snow. A seasonal permit may be issued at the direction of the warden. Fishing and Hunting Licenses may be obtained from the following: Ashland Gun Shop Miner's Marine Basin, Little Squam Lake Interesting Facts Town Report 575 copies @ $2.07 Total Cost $1,186.80 Valuation of Town $5,570,558.00 Indebtedness Fire Truck $ 3,400.00 Main Street Note 1,600.00 $ 5,000.00 Debt Limit — 3% of last assessed valuation. Property available through Tax Collector's deeds: George Campbell Heirs Ross Sanborn Heirs Squam River flowage and drainage rights owned by Town through the purchase of Kusumpee Mill. No New Hampshire Police retirement available for our local Chief because he is elected not appointed. Electric Department: Value: Original cost 1917 $ 18,750.00 Asset value today 154,757.88  22.43 42.30 161.55 Company "A" 8.34 18.97 35.87 68.20 165.85 Savings realized from installation of Capacitors: Purchased Energy 1963 3,448,000 KWH $45,361.06 1964 3,355,000 KWH 43,136.40 93,000 KWH $ 2,224.66 74 Electric Department is self-supporting - no property taxes assessed to operate plant. Revenue from Electric Department to Town in lieu of tax $3,000.00 a year. Proposal to purchase 1963: Cash available to Town on Sale Payment by Utility Company for: Distribution System $103,506.00 Materials and Supplies 9,563.00 Total payment by Utility Company $113,069.00 Other cash - On hand and received 42,800.00 ' - (estimated) from Final Billing' Total Cash $155,869.00 Less retirement of Notes 15,000.00 Total Cash Available $140,869.00 Annual Benefit Resulting from Sale Cash Invested $140,869. @ 4% $ 5,635.00 Real Estate Taxes Paid to Town 4,608.00 Less Increased Cost of Street Lighting (846.00) Total Annual Benefit $ 9,397.00 BENEFIT RESULTING FROM TOWN OWNERSHIP - 1964 $ 21,167.04 Water Department: Value: Original Cost 1894 $ 30,000.00 Asset Value Today 88,985.99 Comparison of Water Rates: Residential: Ashland (unmetered) Co. "A" (metered) $20.00 per annum $30.00 per annum minimum Land from Jackson Pond to Reservoir owned by Water Department. Jackson Pond flowage and drainage rights owned by Water Depart- ment. Water Department is self supporting - no property taxes assessed to operate plant. Revenue available from Sweepstakes to Ashland School District $8,802.88 75 Ashland Town Library — 1964 Receipts: Bal. Jan. 1, 1964 Ordway Fund $ 50.64 Cheney Fund 27.73 Gen'l. Fund 333.91 $ 412.28 1964 Appropriation 1,800.00 Int. Ordway Fund 63.32 Refund Random House 5.06 Service Charge Duplicate 26 Refund Overcharge 29.73 Librarian's Petty Cash: Fines $ 5.60 Books Sold 25.91 Replacement 1.16 32.67 $2,343.32 Disbursements: Books: Ordway Fund Cheney Fund General Fund 78.52 5.78 505.24 $ 589.54 Magazines Insurance Service Charge Miscellaneous 101.87 108.60 .83 29.73 Salaries: Librarian Social Security Substitute 902.04 33.96 15.00 951.00 76 Librarian's Petty Cash Postage .24 Box Rent 3.30 Paste .25 Trucking Books 1.50 Books Purchased 4.45 Balance 9.74 1,791.31 552.01 Circulation for 1964: Borrowers: Adults 1,871 Juveniles 1,999 Books, Including Magazines Adults 3,661 Juveniles 3,529 Pauline L. Packard Phyllis Small Margaret P. Whitcomb Trustees Public Health Report The following is a report of Health Activities conducted for Ashland, by the N.H. Division of Public Health-Public Health Nursing, for the year 1964. Ashland has two active Public Health Nurses who carry on a good program - thus it is unnecessary for the State to spend as much time with activities as with towns without nursing coverage. However, the service is available and assistance has been given to Local Nurses as necessary. Four Oral Polio Vaccine clinics have been held - to complete the program started in 1963. Sabin Vaccine given Types I, HI &n 137 doses. Notices were sent, through the School Nurses, to the school children (previous reactors to the tuberculin tests), of the chest xrays held at Plymouth by the N.H. Tuberculosis & Health Association in spring and fall. It is recommended that reactors to tuberculin tests follow with chest xrays yearly for at least three years. Notices were also sent to adults of the Chest clinic and Xray Mobile Unit held at Ply- mouth. A good number responded for routine xrays. Written reports were sent to all attending. Children have been seen at N.H. Cripple Children's Clin- ics, Pediatric Cardiac Clinics, Retarded Clinics and others as necessary. Assistance was given under N.H. Vocational Reha- bilitation and Sight Conservation. My sincerest thanks to the Public Health Nurses, School Personnel and any others who assisted in the program. Respectfully submitted LOIS B. REED R.N. Public Health Nurse, N.H. Division Public Health 78 Ashland District Nurses' Annual Report January 1, through December 31, 1964 House Calls 634 Office Calls 42 Welfare Calls 29 Number of Patients 84 Dental Clinics 9 Sabin Oral Polio Clinics 2 X-ray Clinics Chest Diagnostic Plymouth, N.H, 2 No. of Known Cases of Infectious Hepatitis 21 Immunized by Injection Polio and D.P.T. Pre-school 4 Assisting- Patients by Telephone Many Field Trip Future Nurses Hanover, N.H. 1 To doctors with some Patients throughout the year Conferences with doctors concerning patients, other than our local town doctor. The nurse works with doctors from Plymouth, New Hampton, Laconia, Meredith, Concord and Hanover. Work with and hold conferences with state public health nurse, state welfare workers, concerning patients and the public. When necessary conferences with our local health officer. Workshops 2 Medical meetings, Bretton Woods, Portsmouth, Winnisquam House, Meredith 4 Assist people in obtaining medical or financial aid. Record work and many telephone calls throughout the year. Type of work done by your district nurse — Injections of Medications, Baths, Enemas, Physical Therapy Treatments, Insertion of Foley Catheters, Douches, Blood Pressures, Dressings and what ever treatment that may be ordered by the doctors. At this time we would like to thank all those with whom we have worked throughout the year for the betterment of the community. Crutches, wheel chairs, urinals, pot chairs, beds, etc., were loaned to patients during the year. Your nurse performs many other services throughout the year that are too numerous to mention. Helen Fisher, R.N. Lumina Straw, R.N. 79 Report of the Police Department 1964- Complaints Investigated Breaking, Entering Charges 3 Disorderly Persons 3 Automobile Accidents Investigations 47 Fatality 3 Missing Persons 4 Traffic Warnings (Defective Equipment) 221 Traffic Courts 103 Arrests 115 Juvenile Cases 5 Dogs Destroyed 31 Doors Found Doors Found Unlocked 27 DEANE C. BAVIS Chief of Police Ashland, N. H. 80 Report of Auxiliary Police EVENT Number of Men Memorial Day 12 July 4th 12 Hallowe'en 7 Sandwich Fair 1 Street Dance 2 Funerals 3 Watkins Const. Co. 1 3 Bridge Construction 1 Election Day 1 Auxiliary Police Meetings 12 Alumni Dance 1 Searches 8 Total Man Hours 3 Hours per man 36 8 A. M. — 12 A. M. 16 Hours per man 192 5 Hours per man 35 12 Hours 12 32 Hours per month for three months 4 Hours each Thursday 64 6 Hours each 18 6 Weeks - 48 Hours per 288 4 Weeks - 24 Hours per man, 72 Hours per week 288 5 Hours 5 4 Hours 4 10-1 Mour meetings 3-2 Hour meetings 202 5 Hours 5 5 Hours 40 Man Hours 1,189 Report for year ending December 31, 1964 Respectfully submitted, NORMAN PRESCOTT Auxiliary Police Secretary Si The Annual Report of the Planning Board 1964 In the Spring the resignation of Rev. Bayard Hancock and Mr. Jesse Bartlett were accepted with regret. Both of these members had contributed greatly to the projects of the Board and to the research and publicity necessary for their success. The Board and the Town owe a debt of thanks to these faithful members for their valuable service. G. Richard Tuxbury and John R. Smith were appointed By the selectmen to fill the existing vacancies on the Board. In 1964, the "Ashland Directory" signs were repainted. Many tourists have complimented us on these attractive signs. The Garneau plot was cleared, graded, and seeded, and curbing was set. In 1965, further landscaping is anticipated, with planting of shrubbery to beautify this park area. Planting of a Memorial Christmas tree has been suggested for this plot in memory of a prominent citizen now deceased. By Spring 1965, an 8' by 24' sign will be erected adjacent to Route 93 south of the Ashland Interchange. This sign will direct traffic to the Ashland businesses and recreational facilities. In 1964, the Town accepted the Urban Planning Assistance Program, known as "701 Program" and appropriated $5,420 as the Town's share. The amount of $2,710 was raised by taxation in 1964. After interviewing several firms of consultants, Atwood & Blackwell of Boston were engaged as consultants to work with the local State Planning Boards. The 701 Program did not get underway in 1964 because the State Planning Board did not have the professional staff members required by the Federal Government. We have been advised that an additional staff member has now been engaged and the 701 Program should start early in 1965. Land Use Maps have already been prepared by the State. Eighteen months will be required to complete this program. The completion of the new Route 93 Interchange makes it evident that planning is essential for the future development and potential growth of our community. Our major project for 1965, therefore, will be initiating the first stage of the 701 Program. Respectfully Submitted, John R. Smith, Secretary The Ashland Planning Board Parks & Playgrounds Balance, January 1, 1964 Receipts: Appropriation Beach-Booster Association $ 115.00 1,700.00 878.52 2,578.52 Payments: Payroll Playground Paul Proulx Christine Jordan $1,044.23 Karen Danforth Alan Weisberg Maintenance 200.00 Beach Lifeguards Irving Wilkinson 550.00 Harold Proulx, Jr. 298.52 $ 2,092.75 Bus - transportation to beach 150.00 Equipment and Supplies 94.48 Fertilizer 115.00 Spreading fertilizer 10.00 Electric 100.00 Social Security 30.77 Repairs to lawn mower 69.08 Elmer Marsh and Charlie Flanc 27.95 $ 2,690.03 Balance, December 31, 1964 3.49 83 Report of the Forest Fire Warden and Your District Chief The 1964 forest fire season surpassed the record year of 1963 in both length and severity. For the second successive year, we experienced a rainfall deficiency of more than ten inches and the compounding of such drought conditions, together with the many days of strong, dry winds, characterized 1964 as one of the most hazardous years in the past half century. Although our fire season was three weeks longer than that of 1963, the number of fires showed only a slight increase and more remarkable was the fact that the area burned dropped from 2280 acres in 1963 to 900 acres in 1964. Early detection and rapid response kept many potential fire disasters from becoming reality. We all owe a debt of gratitude to the men in this community who responded and fought our fires so efficiently. Our state is now $6,000 wooded and its economy - both industrial and recreational - is greatly dependent on this forest resource. The responsibility for adequate fire protection of this great area - 4,350,000 acres - is everyone's responsibility and prevention is one of our most effective tools. Prevention is good common sense. 1. Take your rubbish to the town dump. If you must burn, obtain a permit and watch your fire until it is dead out. 2. Instruct your children in fire safety. Keep matches from young children. Explain to them the dangers of lighting matches and making outdoor fires. Be sure, discarded smoking material and matches are out. A major portion of our preventable fires this year are chargeable to three causes: (1) permit fires allowed to escape; (2) children playing with matches; and (3) smokers. Let's be mindful of the fact that all such fires endanger property and lives. We wish to thank you for your very fine cooperation during the past fire season and with your continued cooperation, we are confident that we can improve our fine record in 1965. Number of Fires and Burned Area in 1964 Fires Area-Acres State District 886 875 District 993 70.4 Ashland 0 0 0 Hubert C. Hartwell Jr. H. N. Young District Chief Warden 84 Veterans' Exemption $1,000. "Veterans' Exemption $2,000. For the Year Ending DECEMBER 31, 1964 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Net Amount Estate Property Assessed Abear, Ronald & Marcelle 20 Acres Land & House Thompson St. $ 6,660. House, Garage & Land Thompson St. 8,530. Addison, Clarence & Harriet House & Land Collins St. 5,310. Aldrich, Dwight H. & Elizabeth 100 Green St.; Melrose 76, Ms House & Land River St. 8,370. Alvord, Mrs. Buell Land, House, Garage, Pump House, N. Ashland Rd. 29,390. Anisden, Orin H. & Elsie G. 5 rm Camp; 4 rm Camp & Land $ 6,660. $ 259.74 8,530. 332.67 5,310. 207.09 200. 8,570. 334.23 29,390. 1,146.21 Amsden Rd. 1,290. 1,290. 50.31 Amsden, Robert House, Barn, Sheds & Land No. Main 5,660. 5,660. 220.74 Ash, Carroll & Laetitia House, Garage & Land Prospect St. 5,450. 4,450. 173.55 Ashland Cities Service Stock in Trade 650. 650. 25.35 Ashland Lumber Company- Office Bldg, Sheds & Land Stock in Trade N. Main 7,400. 10,855. 18,255. Ashland Paper Mills, Inc. 633 3rd Ave. N.Y. 17, N.Y. Mills, Machinery & Stock In Trade Paper Mill Rd. 121,658. 52,150. 173,808. 6,778.51 Atkinson Oil Company 1016 Union Ave. Lakeport, N.H. Pumps 450. 450. 17.55 Austin, James Drug Store & Land, Stock in Trade 15,440. 11,500. 26,940. 1,050.66 House, Shed & Land Depot St. 6,500. 5,500. 214.50 Trailer, Off Main St. 1,400. 1,400. 54.60 Avery, Annie House, Barn, Shed & Land 6,280. 5,280. 205.92 Avery, Bernard & Christine House, Shed, Barn, Garage & Land. So. Main St. 13,090. 150. 13,240. 516.36 Land, So. Main St. 180, 180. 7.02 Avery, Flora House, Barn & Land 6,750. 6,750. 263.25 Resident Olive and Description Real Personal Net Amotint Estate Property Assessable Tax Avery, Harold K. & Faye E. Land, House, Garage & Boat So. Main St. 5,450. 100. 4,550. 177.45 Avery, Raymond House, Shed & Land So. Main St. 3,230. 3,230. 125.97 Avery, Richard S. Land, Old Rte. 3, near Union Bridge 5,990. 5,990. 233.61 Land, Winona Rd. 230. 230. 8.97 Ayer, Percy Heirs Plymouth, N. H. 30 Acres Land, off Rte. 3, Near Union Bridge 2,030. 2,030. 79.17 Baert, James & Doris House & Land Leavitt Hill 9,990. 9,990. 389.61 Bailey, William Stock in Trade 22,000. 22,000. 858.00 Baker, Delia * House, Garage & Land Hill St. 5,320. 4,320. 168.48 Baker, Harold P. & Marion B. House, Garage, Toolhouse & Land Hill St. 5,320. 4,320. 168.48 Baker, Harold P. & Marion B. N. Main St. 8,620. 7,620. 297.18 Baker, Matthew B. & Maude H, House, Garage, Shed & Land Glove St. 4,240. 4,240. 165.36 Baker, Richard & June House & Land School St. 4,830. 4,830. 188.37 Barney, Leon 5 Trailers 4,140. 4,140. 161.46 Store, Land, Stock in Trade 12,700. 12,000. 24,700. 963.30 Land Mill St. 350. 350. Barney, Alice and Bruce, Robert Heirs House & Land Mill St. 1,890. 1,890. 73.71 Bartlett, Jesse L. & Mary L. House, Shed, Garage & Land Cor. Elm & Depot Streets 5,530. 4,530. 176.67 Bartlett, Kenneth Boat 1,200. 1,200. 46.80 Bastow, Maude (Mrs. Percy) House, Barn, & Land Highland St. 10,680. 10,680. 416.52 Batchelder, Harry C. Small White House Owl Brook Road 8,090. 8,090. 315.51 Gray House, Barn & Sheds Owl Brook Road 17,050. 438.75 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Estate Property Assessable 5,800. Cattle 11,250. House, Sheds, Garage, Pumphouse, Swimming Pool, N. Ashland Rd. 11,750. Batchelder, William 120' X 400' Land Little Squam Lake 2,610. Bates, Henry C. & Phyllis F. House, Shed, & Land Depot St. 5,490. Bavis, Neale & Arlene House & Land, Thompson St. 8,500. Beaman, Anna House, Sheds & Land Rte 175, N. Ashland 7,540. Beard, J. Carlton House, Barn, Shed & Land S. Main 6,490. Berry, Irene M. House, Shed, 2-Car Garage & Land Carr. Ave. 6,820. Berry, Lawrence & Aura House, Barn & Land Thompson St. 7,070. Bessom, Helen House, Barn, Shed & Land Sanborn Rd. 6,420. Bettez, Antonio & Wahneta 100' X 188' Land River St. 1,000. Biekford, Maurice House, Barn, Shed & Land Spring St. 3,130. Bilodeau, Alfred T. House & Land So. Main 1,000. Bilodeau, Alfred T. House & Land So. Main Bilodeau, Clara L. House, Shed, Bam & Land S. Main St. 4,450. Bilodeau, Howard J. & Louise H. Land, Lot #8 Hillside Ave. 390. House, Garage & Land Thompson St. 8,150. Bilodeau, John A. & Annie B. Block & Land So. Main St. 9,150. House, Garage & Land Depot St. 10,170. 226.50 11,750. 458.25 2,610. 101.79 4,490. 175.11 6,520. 254.28 8,500. 331.50 4,900. 191.10 7,540. 294.06 6,490. 253.11 6,820. 265.98 6,070. 236.73 6,420. 250.38 1,000. 39.00 2,130. 83.07 1,720. 67.08 4,450. 173.55 390. 15.21 8,150. 317.85 9,150. 356.85 10,170. 396.63 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Estate Property Assessable Bilodeau, Theodore J. House, Shed & Land Thompson St. Bilodeau, Theodore P. & Mary F. House, Barn & Land Mill St. Bixby, John Sheds & Land No. Ashland Rd. Blake, Albert Garage, Shop, Stock in Trade Cottage St. Blake, Margaret House & Land Cottage St. Blake, Warren & Lillian Cottage & Land Little Squam Blanchard, Forrest S. Boat Blanchard, Ruth M. House, Shed & Land Mill St. Blenkhorn, Carl F. 168 Hill Top Rd. Milton, Mass Cottage & Land Little Squam Blenkhorn, Frederick & Emma 2526 S. Peninsula Daytona Beach Cottage & Land Little Squam Boisvert, Alma House, Barn, Sheds & Land Thompson St. Boisvert, Authur & Elizabeth House, & Land Thompson St. House, Shed & Land Stock in Trade River St. Boston & Maine Railroad Land - n/s Depot St. Bouba, Joseph & Anna 11 Kerry Lane Nashua NH Coffee Shop, Cabins & Land Little Squam Boynton, Edward C. House & Land S. Main St. Bouba, Joseph & Anna Paskevich Cabin Little Squam Boynton, Elsie A. House, Shed, & Land Mill St. Boynton, Walter & Myrtle House & Land No. Main St. Brace, Leonard T. & Shirley House, Shed & Land Mill St. 5,130. 5,130 200.07 5,020. 5,020. 195.78 560. 560. 21.84 1,004. 2,000. 3,004. 117.16 6,126. 6,126. 238.91 6,610. 6,610. 257.79 400. 15.60 3,270. 3,270. 127.53 7,090. 7,090. 276.51 7,040. 7,040. 274.56 6,680. 6,680. 260.52 6,860. 6,860. 267.54 5,000. 400. 210.60 1,760. 1,760. 68.64 15,550. 15,550. 606.45 7,500. 7,500. 292.50 5,800. 5,800. 5,800. 226.20 1,465. 1,465. 57.14 4,470. 3,470. 135.33 4,120. 3,120. 121.68 Resident Orner and Description Real Estate Property Brazeau, Alfred H. & Delcie A. House, Sheds, Poultry House & Land Washington St. 6,360. Brock, Francis H. & Louise A. House, Shed, Garage & Land Boat Highland St. Brosius, Richard L. & Ona House, Barn & Land Reed's Rd. Brown, Bertha P. House, Store, Shed & Land Winter St. Brown, Clyde Boat Brown, George I. Land 64 x 125 Carr Ave. House, Sheds, Garage & Land Carr Ave. Brown, Howard R. House, Sheds & Land Winter St. Brown, Robert J. House, Garage & Land No. Main St. Brown, Roger R. & Laura D. House, Sheds & Land Winter St. Brunt, George H & Eva House, Garage & Land Pleasant St. Brunt, William, Jr. House, Garage & Land River St. Brunt, William, Sr. Unfinished House & Land So. Main St. House, Shed & Land So. Main St. Brunt, Yvonne 2 Apartment House & Land River St. House, Garage & Land River St. Bryant, Maud House, Shed, Barn & Land Thompson St. 1,490. Buckland, Lee Cottage, Garage, Shed, Land & Boat. Little Squam 7 430. Net Amount Assessable Tax 6,360. 248.04 7,470. 50. 7,520. 293.28 4,900. 3,900. 152.10 3,080. 3,080. 120.12 200. 200. 7.80 260. 260. 10.14 6,330. 6,330. 246.87 4,310. 3,310. 129.09 7,250. 6,250. 243.75 4,260. 166.14 7,930. 6,930. 270.27 3,930. 3,930. 153.27 3,000. 3,000 117.00 5,680. 4,680. 182.52 2,000. 2,000. 78.00 4,530. 3,530. 137.67 200. 1,490. 58.11 7,630. 297. 57 Resident Owner and Description Real Net Amount Estate Property Assessable Buckley, Francis Boat 350. 350. 13.65 Buckman, Harold V. & Brice B. House, Shed Barn & Land Depot St. 6,680. 6,680. 260.52 Buettner, Charles A. 1 Fox Lane Lattingtown NY Locust Valley PO Camp & Land No. Ashland Rd. 3,030. 3,030. 118.17 Bump, Donald Land Off Depot St. 220. 220. 8.58 House, Sheds, & Land Depot St. 5,870. 5,870. 228.93 Burke, Raymond F. & Theda E. House, Garage & Land Murray St. 4,510. 4,510. 175.89 Bursey, Dr. Wallis 351 High St Medford, Ms. Boat 350. 350. 13.65 Bussiere, Louis Brook Rd. Box 75 W. Boxford, Ms Cottage & Land Little Squam Boat 9,500. 450. 9,950. 388.05 Butterfield, George Windham, NH Chickenhouse, Sheds & Land Sanborn Hill Rd. 3,200. 3,200. 124.80 Galley, Lester House, Sheds, Garage & Land Off Rte 3/South 5,210. 5,210. Galley, Richard Boat 350. 350. 13.65 Galley, Roger W. & Pauline B. House, Shop. 6 Cottages & Land Rte 3/South at Little Squam 24,070. 24,070. 938.73 Garter, Benjamin G. Storehouse Collins St. 700. 700. 27.30 Garter, Benjamin G. & Garter, Webster L. & Maloney, Josephine C. House, Barn, Shop & Land 3,180. 3,180. 124.02 Central Motors Stock in Trade 30,000. 30,000. 1,170.00 Ghaharyn, John W. 2 Warner St. Blackstone, Ms Cottage & Land Leavitt Hill 7,350. 7,350. 286.65 Ghaisson, Aurol & Florence House, Shed, Garage & Land 7,230. 6,230. 242.97 Resident Owner and  Land No. Ashland Rd. Chase, Lillian 905 E. 114th St., Seattle, Washington (55) House, Shed & Land No. Ashland Cilley, John C. & Clara M. House, Poultryhouse, Shop, Garage & Land Land, Lot #2 Hillside Ave. Land Off No. Main St. Cilley, Olive House, Barn, Sheds & Land School St. Cilley, Ralston K. Store, 5 Apts., Sheds, 3 room Cottage & Land. Main St. Cities Service Oil Co. P.O. Box 7656 Phila. 1, Pa. 2 Pumps Clark, Victor & Ruth House, Poultryhouse & Land River St. Claveau, Gustave Apartment House & Land Off Mill St. Real Estate 7,400. Personal Net Amount Property Assessable Tax 250. 7,650. 298.35 140. 4,510. 11,160. 3,380. 2,170. Apt. House, Shed Garage & Land River St. 6,160. Cogliano, Anthony Nashua Trailerhome Shaw's Court 910. Comeau, Lena Apt. House, Sheds & Land Winter St. 4,240. Cooley, Bessie House, Sheds, Garage & Land Winter St. 4,110. Copenhaver, Dr. L. B. & Rosemary N. Woodstock, N. H. Cottage & Land Little Squam 9,050. Cosseboom, Nellie M. Land Thompson St. 6,110. 140. 5.46 4,510. 5,510. 214.89 460. 460. 17.94 288 4,510. 288. 11.23 8,190. 8,190. 319.41 10,160. 396.24 300. 11.70 3,380. 131.82 2,170. 84.63 6,160. 240.24 910. 35.49 4,240. 165.36 6,110. 238.29 9,050. 352.95 641. 25.00 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Net Amount Estate Property Assessable Tax Cote, George T. House & Land No. Main St. 11,440. Cote, John E. House, Barn, Poultryhouse & Land Depot St. 6,210. Cote, John E. & Goud, Mabel 165 Acres Land Collins St. 742. Cote, John H. House, Shed, Barn & Land Cottage St. 6,920. Cote, Vincent Apartment House & Land Winter St. 6,310. Cotton, John M. Suncook, N. H. Apt. House, Barn, Shed & Land Highland St. 9,070. House & Land Off Main St. 3,200. Crane, William A. 1726 Beacon St. Brookline 46, Mass. 41 Acres Land w/s Highland St. 630. 20 Acres Land Owl Brook Rd. & Highland St. 4 Acres Land Owl Brook Land 80 Acres Land from Highland St. to Rte. 3 & Squam River Lot Highland St. 85% Acres Land both sides Highland St. to Rte. 3 & Squam River 283' X 60, Land River St. 243' X 50' Land River St. Cottage & Land Highland St. House, Sheds & Land Highland St. Crawford, Elizabeth K. Boat Crawford, Emma Heirs C. J. Blake, Tilton, N. H. House, Barn & Land Spring St. 4,930. Crawford, Ruth E. Land 64 x 174' Depot St. 250. Apt. House, Barn, Sheds, Garage & Land Winter St. 3,730. 11,440. 446.1& 6,210. 242.19 742. 28.93 6,920. 269.88 5,310. 207.09 9,070. 353.73 3,200. 124.80 630. 24.57 450. 450. 17.55 570. 570. 22.23 2,020. 2,020. 78.78 150. 150. 5.85 3,320. 3,320. 129.48 320. 320. 12.48 300. 300. 11.70 1,020. 1,020. 39.78 8,660. 8,660. 337.74 50. 50. 1.95 4,930. 192.27 250. Owner and Description Resident Real Personal Estate Property Net Amount Assessable Tax Cross, Arthur 1955 Cadillac Trailer home 1,000. Cross, Lester O. House, Garage & Land Off River St. 5,020. 5,020. 195.78 Cross, Richard & Gloria House & Land Thompson St. 6,370. 5,370. 209.43 Cross, Russell Land 280' Off Rte. 3 100. 3.90 Crowell, Dr. William 24 Newcastle Rd., Belmont 78, Mass. Boat 150. 5.85 Crowley, Carl & Grace House, Garage, Shed & Land So. Main St. 9,438. 9,438. 368.08 Shop & Land So. Main St. 900. 900. 35.10 Cummings, Arnold & Norma S. Apt. House, Shed, Garage & Land Depot St. 7,060. 6,060. 236.34 Gushing, Wallace C., Jr. 45 Merrill St. Plymouth, N. H. Cottage & Land Little Shop & Land Squam 6,920. 6,920. 269.88 Curran-Lavoie, Inc. Littleton, N. H. Office Trailer Rte. 93 Const. 1,000. 1,000. 39.00 Dame, Sherburne B. House, Garage, Shed & Land Winter St. 5,680. 5,680. 221.52 Dana, Donald & Evangeline 20 Acres Land Seven Pines Lot No. Ashland 960. 960. 37.44 Davison, John S. Boat J L50. 150. 5.85 Danforth, Floyd & Virginia House, Garage, Shed & Land School St. 5,190. 4,190. 163.41 Deachman, William 1126 Lake Blvd. Annandale, Va. House, Garage & Land Highland St. 9,140. 9,140. 356.46 DeFigeuredo, Nancy Nursinghome & Land Main St. 11,760. 11,760, 458.64 House, Shed & Land School St. 3,500. 3,500. 136.50 Defosses, Philip & Rita House, Shed & Land N. H. Rd. 2,380. 1,380. 53.82 6,460. 251.94 1,400. 54.60 2,250. 87.75 150. 5.85 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Estate Property Assessable Delory, William N. House, Garage Land & Boat Sanborn Rd. 6,410. 50. Derosia, Leo Land & Trailer No. Ashland 1,400. Despres, Francis Land, Trailer with porch So. Main St. 2,250. Dexter, Allan Boat 160. Dicey, Arthur, Sr. House & Land Winter St. 3,820. 3,820. 148.98 Dicey, George C. & Albina A P. House, Barn & Land Glove St. 4,270. Dinger, Charles W. Apt. House & Land No. Main St. 6,480. Dion, Lorenzo H. & Lola M. House, Barn, Boat & Land Elm & Mill Sts. 4,590. 300. Doggett, Edward N. & Joan Diner & Land Main St. 11,160. Post Office Building & Land Main St. 20,820. Dairybar & Land No. Main St. 6,980. House, Barn & Land Highland St. 7,090. 250. Land, Lot 6 Hillside Ave. 430. Dow, Richard M. House, Sheds, Shop & Land Summer St. 3,990. Dow, Sam E. Apt. House, Barn, & Land Hill St. 4,350. Downing, Leslie M. House & Land Rte. 175, No. Ashland 8,090. Downing, Thomas Hudson, N. H. Cottage & Land River St. 1,700. Drown, Alton; Taylor, Stanley Camp & Land Owl Brook Rd. 1 Duclos, Ernest J. House & Land Off Carr Ave. 1,300. Duclos, Joseph A. & Doris A. Apt. House, Sheds, Barn & Land No. Main St. 6,640. 6,640. 258.96 4,270. 166.53 6,480. 252.72 3,890. 151.71 11,160. 435.24 20,820. 811.98 6,980. 272.22 7,340. 286.26 430. 16.77 2,990. 116.61 4,350. 169.65 8,090. 315.51 1,700. 66.30 1,040. 40.56 1,300. 50.70 6,310. 246.09 16,690. 661.44 9,391. 366.24 300. 11.70 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Estate Property Assessable Duclos, Leo J. & Adrienne M. House & Land Mill St. 2,380. 2,380. 92.82 Dudley, Winston M, 3121 Bertis Dr., Sacramento, 21, Calif. Cottage, Sheds, Boat & Land Little Squam 6,260. 50. Duffy, Margaret I. House, Barn, Shed, Poultryhouse & Land Stock in Trade, River St. 8,150. 2,241. Duncklee, Mildred Land No. Ashland Rd. 300. Dupuis, Edward A. & Dorothy Apt. House & Land Stock in Trade, Hill St. 9,630. 1,000. 10,630. 414.57 Earle, Charles W. & Margaret P. House, Carstalls, Barn, Toolhouse, Garage & Land Thompson St. 15,000. 15,000. 585.00 Eastman, Helen V. Cottage, Shed & Land River St. 4,120. 4,120. 160.68 Eastman, Malcolm C. House, Barns, Shed, Garage & Land Land River St. 5,730. Eastman, Philip M., Jr. Land River St. 1,703. House, Garage, Land & Boat No. Main St. 10,890. 500. Eastman, Philip S. & Thelma L. Cottage, Garage & Land River St. 4,313. Eastman, Ruth M. Apt. House, Barn & Land Cor. Glove & Winter Sts. 3,760. Emerson, Harold House, Barn, Shed & Land Thompson St. 6,690. Ernest, John R. Heirs Apt. House & Land Highland St. House, Sheds & Land Highland St. 8,330. 5,730. 223.47 1,703. 66.42 10,390. 405.21 3,313. 129.20 3,760. 146.64 5,690. 221.91 4,060. 158.34 8,330. 324.87 5,620. 5,620. 219.18 8,000. 200. 8,200. 319.80 3,790. 3,790. 147.81 350. 350. 13.65 Resident Owner and Description Real Personal Estate Property Assessable Estate Property Assessable Evans, Albert B., Jr. Cottage & Land Little Squam Cottage, Land & Boat Little Squam Faulkner, James E., Jr. & Anna M. 