The Messenger – Dec. 28, 2012
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The Messenger – Dec. 28, 2012
THE Messenger Free Our 144th Year Issue 52 December 28, 2012 Sugar River Bank VP Sugar River Bank is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Terri L. Crate to the position of Vice President/ Loan Originations. Terri joined the Bank in 2008 as Assistant Vice President/Credit Administration Manager. She has more than 25 years of loan related experience. Terri resides in Enfield with her husband and two daughters. The last Violette After joining the family phone business at age 12, Marc Violette, market manager for TDS Telecommunications is retiring on Dec. 31. It will mark the first time in 84 years that no Violette family member is associated with the company. Violette's greatgrandfather was general manager of the Merrimack Telephone Company in 1928, and in the 1950s, bought Hopkinton Telephone Company and merged it with Merrimack. In 2001, TDS acquired the company. ECRWSS PAID PRSRT STD US Postage Hillsboro, NH Permit #25 Postal Customer Visit us online at granitequill.com Students in the drama club at Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School recently put on a performance of “Fractured Fairytales.” See more photos on pages 12-13. Celebrating 50 Years Pats Peak birthday bash January 5th The 2012-2013 season marks Pats Peak's 50th Anniversary season under the Patenaude family ownership, which makes it the longest continuously operating ski area run by the same owner. Pats Peak opened for skiing on January 5, 1963. The four Patenaude brothers – Joe, David, Wayne and Stuart – combined Yankee ingenuity with the several businesses owned in the family to hand-fashion a ski area. Saturday, January 5, 2013 marks the 50th Anniversary of Pats Peak. To commemorate this day Pats Peak will be celebrating with a Birthday Party Celebration. The day’s events include: WGIR Rock 101.1 DJ playing music from 10am-2pm in the Base Area; Snap Candy free giveaways from 10am-2pm; a Birthday Celebration at 2pm in the Main Lodge with a 50 foot cake, speeches and contests for the Oldest Pats Peak Season Pass and Most Pats Peak Season Passes-only 1 pass will be counted per ski season; an AprèsSki Party in the Sled Pub with a Harpoon Beer Promo, Live Music by Nick’s Other Band and contests for Best Retro Outfit, Oldest Pats Peak Trail Map and Oldest Pats Peak Brochure. “The Patenaude brothers had a vision 50 years ago and we are excited to continue the traditions of Pats Peak. We look forward to welcoming our skiers and riders during this 50th Anniversary season,” says Blomback. Hillsborough couple wins Megabucks $2.1 million The clerk at Circle K in Hillsborough made a mistake, but Scott and Cathy Bennett aren't complaining. Scott wanted to buy tickets to two games on Wednesday. He said he'd like a Lucky For Life ticket and a Tri State Megabucks Plus ticket, but the clerk sold him two Tri State Megabucks Plus tickets instead. Scott didn't complain then, and he didn't complain later when he found out that his was the winning $2.1 million ticket of the Tri State Megabucks jackpot. The Bennetts chose the one-time cash option payout of $1.3 million. Cathy and members of the family collected the winnings Friday, but Scott couldn't attend as he was snow plowing for his customers. 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In addition to announcing the number of acts of kindness that had been accumulated to date, the assembly featured the first per- The Ambassadors of Kindness (AOK) theme at the Henniker Community School began eight years ago following a 7th grade class discussion about role models. HCS Teacher Elizabeth Paul used an example of an unkind incident between two 7th graders to begin the class discussion. It was after that discussion that students noted they had the choice to be kind to all of the lower grade students and become positive role models for them. The term Ambassadors of Kindness came up at that class meeting and became what it is today; the theme for the Henniker Community School. Each year since, HCS conducts whole school assemblies where acts of kindness are noted and all the positive ways students and staff share their kindnesses are recognized. During the school year, students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to fill out an Act of Kindness slips any time they observe someone doing something nice for them or someone else. These slips are turned into the office, laminated, and then hung in various locations around the school. Students, teachers, and staff also are encouraged to wear their AOK shirts every Friday and always on days of AOK assemblies. The AOK logo on the shirts was designed by a team of Henniker teachers. To determine what themes the AOK assemblies should focus on, the school uses behavior data to see what issues have been noted in recent weeks. In addition to focusing on a particular theme, such as this month’s kindness and generosity, for assemblies; the selected theme is also carried on to classroom morning circle discussions in the elementary school and teacher advisory group discussions in the middle ce 1868 � A � Messenger readers contribute to Lions Food Baskets Messenger readers contributing to the 2012 Lions Christmas Basket Program include: The Deering Woman's Club, Noreen & Dennis McAloon, Jean Eaton, Walter & Carol Henderson, Thomas & Constance Fraser, Don & Meg Ager, Chris- “Your Local Weekly Since 1868 � A Tradition Worth Keeping” 2 July 6, 201 Free � Our 144th Year � Issue 28 � July 13, 2012 “Your Local Weekly Since 1868 � A Tradition Free � Our 144th Year � Issue 40 � October icated ent ded Monum Commission ng Heritage certic The Deeri moving patrio conducted a ating the town's new emony in dedicorial on Saturday. See Veterans Mem y on pages 16-17. our photo displa Worth Keeping” 5, 2012 Park. Here ets in the for more fun and Pupp e eacher of the Year Teacher ets! Com Popsicles on noon for ster Pupp 10a.m. to 11a.m. In 2002, Hillsboro-Deering High sday after Green Mon from hool was named a High School of School Park on Thur hand-made Big on Sawmill Road to Butler their ch cellence. On Monday, the faculty, Excellence. came out Limo with at the Chur aff staff Several kidsfront of the Library es Auxiliary Sale andd ion to they are in re Bazaar at the Ladi Joe Pratt for his presentat udents Bizar students to the ! is past District Governor attention to and raise funds for July 14th Joyce Bosse thanks learnedto bring "Laughter is the Best Medicine" Saturday Rotary Club President climb to the summit of Mt Everest London New Henniker year's thethe world. that this the theme of from of his recent the Club. Joe spoke Rotary International to eradicate Polio school on Saturday, Hospital Day and parade s will a project of Plus, Polio also is August 4! 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Begin was ce filed fithe s.illegally it overcharging and the Mou a recreational shoo way. yearof Begin excited" that the case turn ral to the thenthe for that he was ''very incident, had their ideas. Questions they could direct e for seve after Stark High selves the Tony Soltani, he was helping proposal a rang Selectman Janet Kidder suggested that “If you voting area while withoutthe off the John participants would be something like dismissed. His attorney, should have been ng them commitentering Town use of the New London Selectmen establish a ZBA 67 acre lot of residents, calli the case never a voting booth at the could dream what would be the best the by asioned the h those argued that Begin did nothing wrong an elderly man to you pertee to come up with a proposal regarding A group ition, petit 2011. Under NH law, building, what would it be?” and “If as Chief Helm dedicate its Opening night at the Hillsboroug Safety Coal elections in March monies future of the 1941 school building. Tina monthsing upfiled, three Newbury will voter. is "Military ceive “x” as the best use, should Town Newport filed within meetoved pick sisting an elderly The Town of Veterans Memorial on appr Balloon Fest, July 19th, thought that there should be a public violations must be ce by a y haduct in offi be attributed to it?” rsda new member of first. She Any ideas "miscond their being . up Thu ssive Night." bring n to still people involves on tion for it meeting, ing impre Appreciatio unless posi y acwhich Bianchi said that after the public ibutions are s proper military cost of the formed and gratefull ticithought they should have two key questions a military family, with0,00 0 from its July14th. Contrcommemorative stone an eight-member committee could be 49% of the ctmen promptly in unan the discussion focused as to not that a $12 bracelet keeptrial. and over $20 stand ng purchase ID may had conaccepted and d to Newbury veterans. to come up with a proposal. It was decided of $34,692 cutti The Sele competency torehash officials what has been discussed before. meetto ride all night wearer would restore his Faced with et, port both contribution Officer entitling Saturday, October 6th at the usual CAC Newthe and ve- of the are not limite and friends onHelm cepted the said that there has been a lot of Resource rides time. l budg any of the ol midway Family members . t homicide of negligen page 7. 51% great Charges ing (7:30am – 9:00am) would be a good like municipa ination man after revenues ng the Scho See story on hearing. inue to fund a Newbury ts. All discussionnabout this issue and she would patedassault againstcont It could be held at Whipple Hall to accommont retainssides attended the met with frustratio public provided by Miller Amusemen seriously sidered elim town willa bicyclist meeting hicularThe andrtme n'sFriday to “quasi-clean” the slate and have a depa school. may ride ctmeand killed The decision was date more people. Thursday andand Satsharing the police been officer. day's Sele at the high , at others forum for those who are interested in families of Robert the dropped the Board he struck the Mon ram have by told June train in n prog disbelief the each. and $15 Brow nightsr for However rato was killed in to hire and s had injured another Paul a prevents of Newbury, who authority inist urley, 64, his worsening dementi Visit us es Burrough See pages 20-21probate court judge Town Adm Police Chief Jam School Board because participating in his defense. accident, and former with Chef who online at com him from ing champion, Sanctuary Dairy Farm from Newbury,what that he and with the Newport Superior Court Judge uill. could be called a decisive victory, Second In Michael Feeney, also as a result Merrimack County Visit us graniteq Rich Ducharme of Sunapee took the walked nt brain damage recently met Lil' Red ra dismissed the charges the Grantham Farmers' Market entry suffered permane online at Place Peoples' ChoiceAward with the Richard McNama Annual 11 87, after the state's away with all of the top honors at the Visit us Baron of Newport placing third. Of the of the crash. granitequill.com against Charles Crosbie, that no treatment online at Sunapee Chowder Challenge on Sunday. several were past School's future? y 14th Dedication Jul cer Military Thank You urce Offi hool Reso to fund Sc continues dismissed driver in fatality Newport ury st Newb Charges again Firefighter's Salute ECRWSS PAID PRSRT STD US Postage Hillsboro, NH Permit #25 Postal Customer ECRWSS PAID Hillsboro, NH Permit #25 Postal Customer PRSRT STD US Postage ECRWSS PAID NH Hillsboro,#25 Permit er Postal Custom PRSRT STD US Postage r testified forensic examine ti Macomber, Alan & Jean Ager, James & Ellen McGuire, Leigh & Joyce Bosse, Herb Frederick, Victor & Judy Schmid, Doug & Judy Hatfield. Thank you for sharing the spirit of Christmas with our neighbors in need. Welcome New Readers! rth Keeping” THE r � Issue 27 r 144th Yea Free � Ou 8th grader Katie McMurphy reads the poem she wrote for the AOK assembly about generosity. Members of the rock back are behind her. Tradition Wo THE Weekly Sin THE “Your Local formance of the year for the school’s rock band and the recitation of two poems about kindness and generosity that were written by members of the 7/8th grade student council. Advisors for HCS 7/8th student council are teachers Jessica Dostie and Sarah Barnewall. granitequill.com Grantham chowder sweeps the Sunapee The Grantham chowder won the Judges, DefendKids' and the Peoples' Choice. Awards. entries in the competition, champions. awards This issue of The Messenger is being mailed to you to introduce you to our weekly newspaper which has been published continuously since 1868. On page 13 you will find a list of the locations where you can pick up a FREE copy of The Messenger each Friday or you can read the entire paper FREE on line at www.granitequill.com Send us your news, notices, photos and announcements. We want to be your weekly newspaper! Page 4 | The Messenger | December 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com Honors: Hillsboro-Deering High School Class Of 2013 High Honor Roll: Autumn Wightman, Brandon Grano, Gabrielle Kendall, Joseph Gillett, Kaitlyn Bergstresser, Kassidy Snair, Sarah Egner Sarah Holdner, Trevor Snyder. Honor Roll: Abigail Therriault, Alexander Ager Austin Misiaszek, Avril Howe, Bradley Moore, Brianna Cebollero Brittany Croatti, Bryson Poland, Chandler Baker, Cody Noyes, Daniel Kulbacki, Dominique Vaillancourt, Elizabeth Bates, Garrett Houghton, Jaidlyn Clough, Jocelyn Butler, Katelyn Wilbur, Kyla Suter, Lauren Bezio, Leah Rheault, Miranda Dyer, Miranda Ferren, Nicholas Petch, Rebekah Crowley, Rebekah Marin, Robert Armstrong, Robert Dubois, Robert Hultgren, Samantha Cordeiro, Shelby Wallace, Taylor Mitchell, Tyler Wing Viktor Montanez. Principal's List: Abigail Olson, Ali Leizure, Alice Johnson, Brian Doherty, Brittany Perez, Christopher Cook, Christopher Tanner, Dakota Sousa, Ellie Pearsall, Erin Delacy, Haley Leblanc, Jaquelyne Marx, Jessica Newell, Kyle Murdough, Mckenzie Ledoux Sarah Beal, Steven Whitney, Taylor Quinney, Tevan Millette, Thomas Waterman Brushie. Class Of 2014 High Honor Roll: Aspen Dubuque, Brianna Welch, Daniel Egner, Hannah Anderson, Jenna Rheault, Mae Hartford, Matthew Sampson. Honor Roll: Alesha Hart, Alexis Spencer, Alyssa Bailey, Angelique Dominick, Arthur Tuttle, Austin Conroy, Brett Bennett, Clara Segedy, Cody Hersey Dennis Zubrzycki, Emilee Duran, Hannah Pepper, Hazel So, Helen Aubrey Jacob Kallander, Josline Watkins, Kyle Despres, Madalyn Zdon, Makayla Savoy, Marygrace Bartoldus, Morgan Winters, Paige Vincent, Thomas Hines, Tristan Brooks. Principal's List: Brandon Morin, Cassandra Bachand, Cierra Colson, Dakota Anderson, Jordin Edberg, Maxwell Parenteau, Patrick Sweeney, Steven Gagnon Class Of 2015 High Honor Roll: Andrew Hultgren, Daniella Shedenhelm. Honor Roll: Andrew Roberge, Brianna Dumeny, Darimar Jimenez, Emily Hatcher, Jessica Caldwell, Kenneth Riendeau, Kyle Belanger, Kyle Belouin, Richard Leblanc, Roger Pellicano, Samuel Atkins, Seth Johnson, Taylor Burrows, Tristen Logan, Troy Girard, Tyler Wood. Principal's List: Ashley Parent, Elisa BarkerPollock, Emma Adams, Hannah Hafford, Isabella Beisiegel, Kymberlee Bergstresser, Margaret Girard, Michael Cordeiro, Nicholaus Keane, Paul Mooney, Rebecca Kelly, Samantha Newton, Tyler Boal, Virginia Philbrick. Class of 2016 High Honor Roll: Anthony Dupont, Barbara Brake, Devon Tarbox,Julius Desrochers, Katherine Ort. Honor Roll: Abbey Stafford, Alexis Secore, Alissa Lachance, Blake Maynard, Breahna Savoy, Breighton Carley, Bryce Barbour, Chance Tellier, Colton Gregg, Connor Lane, Connor O'Malley, Danielle Armstrong, Dominic Downs, Emeri Cilley, Emma Moore, Gage Cassidy, Holly Anderson, Jacob Caldwell, James Griffin, Jordyn Conroy, Karaline Pelchat, Katelynn Wilson, Khysha Negron, Leah Dunbar, Logan Snow, Madisyn Winters, Megan Fraser, Melissa Kelly, Michael Carter, Samuel Dick, Savannah Beard, Tyler Rowell, Zachary Rioux, Zaida Healey. Principal's List Allison Pletcher, Ben Robinson, Bryan Coombs, Cailynn Carter, Cameron Parris, Ciara Coleman, Ciara Gould, Daniel Hanno-Hardy, Danielle Porterfield, Deviroux D'errico, Elizabeth Hall, Kelsi Nadeau, Madysen Demers, Meridyth Smith, Morgan Cook, Natasha Dahood, Natasha Richard, Nicholas Peterson, Paytne Walker, Rhiannon Talotta. Hillsboro-Deering Middle School Class of 2017 High Honors: Casavecchia, Nicolas; Costello, Gina; Keane, Kaitlyn; Lester, Alicia; Mooney, Nicole; Taylor, Samuel. Honors: Atkins, Maggie; Audette, Samantha; Caron,Shannon; Connor,Mason; Cooper, Shelby; Desmarais, Grant; Edwards, Andrew; Gibson, Emily; Greene,Morgan; O'Malley, Logan; O'Regan, Rylee; Palmer, Indira; Pushee, Meghan; Rodier, Brandon; Sarrpson, Bradly; Sigman, Kayleigh; Sprague, Jade; Tarbox, Alexis; Thomes, Shannon; Veitch, Melissa; Wood, Madison. Honorable Mention: Carmen, Joshua; Cole, Jacob. Class of 2018 High Honors: Buciak, Alexandra; Cavender, Heather; Fraser, Mallory; Kozlowski, Caylin; Lester, Nicholas; Pelli- cano, Pia; Smith, Tia; Snair, Kaelyn; Weldon, Hannah; Wightrran, Emily; Wilkens , Colby; Honors Basha, Sidney; Blevins, Ethan; Boyle, Angelee; Bridges, Nathaniel; Bustead, Bryanne; Carter, Kianna; Casparro, Alison; Dom-inick, Lucas; Dube, Zachary; Ferguson, Thomas; Gerbert, Christopher; Grady, Mara; Grondin, Samantha; Johnson, Teah; Kennedy, Chad; LeBlanc, Eric; Montanez, Catherine; Murrey, Faith; Parisi, Madeline; Peschel, Jessica; Powell, Lydia; Robinson, Ruth; Snow, Molly; Valente, Jessica; Wheeler, Nickolas Honorable Mention Bell, Skylar; Bush, Bryce; Carone, Ryan; Gauthier, Shania; Leam, Justin; Markle, Tyler; Ortiz, Taveya; Parker, Alecia; Putnam, Lily; Putnam, Logan Class of 2019 High Honors Elliott, Cheyenne; Gillett, Ryan; Heck, Skie; Kowalski, Kitawney; McClure, Landon; Minard, Adanja; Queen, Rian; Rodier, Kimberly; Secore, Lauren; Urban, Zachary; Warren, ;Izabella Wei, Hongjun; Zdon, Samuel Honors Aubrey, Cathy; Bergstresser, Kyle; Berrocales, Jordan; Brownlee, Madison; Burke-Smith, Freyjadis; Carrp, Zachary; Cate, Justin; Denslow, Lillian; Edsall, Brett; Galatas, Zoe; Goodwin, Jocelin; Gramitt, Thomas; Grendell, Britney; Hamilton, Devin ;Horton, Cierra; Hurd, Halie; Kelley, Alec; Madore, Holly; Marshall, Joshua; McCaffrey, Kevin; Michaud, Aiden; Murdough, Mackenzie; O'Brien, Madison; O'Malley, Merrick; O'Reilly, James; Page, Alexis; Parker, Hallie; Parris, Rebecca; Pearsall, Brittany; Sanchez, Jacquelyn; Tellier, Sydney Walker, Kaysyn; Wallgren, Jacob; Wheeler, Meghan; Winters, Elijah. Honorable Mention Bachand, Jacob; Bishop, Zachary; Bows, Gabrielle; Davenport, Olivia; Dube,Spencer; Edberg, Madison; Gauthier, Anrand; Grimes, Hannah; Grimes-Connelly, Bryson; Humes, Annybell; McGuire, Alexis; Merrill, Jasmine; Meyers, Kenneth; Sheehan, Tucker. Weare Middle School Grade 8 High Honors: Jeremy Aubin, Eryn Bennetter, Robert Blouin, Justin Bowen, Griffin Caswell, Mikayla Caterino, Erin Gagne, Molly Guay, Jack Hanlon, Samuel Jones, Abigail Kuzma, Chloe Lab rie, Mackenzie Nase, Noah Payeur, Nicholas Perdikes, Molly Pinard, Warren Quinlan, Erin Scott, Alexa Silva, Lauren Spooner, Darla Testino, Continued on Page 9 www.granitequill.com | December 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 5 Deering Selectmen reject support of seniors' group On Wednesday, December 19, 2012 Charles “Chuck” Gaides, a resident of Deering and Board member and Committee member of the GREATER HILLSBOROUGH SENIOR SERVICES (GHSS) presented the Deering Board of Selectmen an overview of the GHSS services that have been offered and provided to Deering Seniors since the committee was formed. While this committee has only been functioning for the last several months after finding a semi-permanent home in the lower hall of St. Mary’s Church on Church Street in Hillsboro, this was an opportunity to share with the Selectmen the progress being made. This overview included activities undertaken by the committee such as: Senior information gathering sessions, social activities, trips in and out of state, presentations such as health, wellness, safety and senior rides transportation services, service opportunities, a monthly newsletter “Senior Moments,” the committee’s budget information, as well as information on monthly meetings and luncheons. Chuck also included a breakdown of information regarding how many seniors from the various towns were serviced along with the number of volunteers. Although the participation statistics were relatively low with 103 Hillsboro Seniors, 47 Deering Seniors and 41 Other Community Seniors, it did show that there was a need and that the Seniors of Deering were taking advantage of these GHSS offerings. With this need established Chuck made a request that some funding from the Town of Deering be included in next year’s budget or as a Warrant Article. He left the amount up to the Selectmen. A number of Board of Selectmen questions, opinions and statements followed this presentation. With 2 members of the 3 member Board in opposition it was clear that this request was rejected. The Newport Historical Society has many items for sale at the entry to Sugar River Bank. Christmas Tree Bonfire supports the Food Pantry Again this year, the Hillsboro Fire Department, Hillsboro Parks and Recreation Department and The Office of Youth Services are sponsoring a Christmas Tree Bonfire at Grimes Field, on Saturday, January 5th from 5:00pm – 6:30pm. Trees may be dropped off at Grimes Field the day of the event after 12:00 noon in the parking lot adjacent to skateboarding and playground area.) Tree pick-up is also available by calling The Office of Youth Services @ 464-5779. A minimum $1.00 donation is requested for each tree the proceeds of which will be given to the Hillsboro Food Pantry. The Hillsboro Fire Department Personnel and Equipment will be on hand to assist with the event. HOLIDAY SUPER SALE! Holiday Specials Featuring... • Shaker & Country-Style Dining Room, Bedroom and Occasional Pieces. ials Spec TM y • Choose from Solid Oak, Maple, Cherry, Ash, and Pine a d l Holi ing Koi s Free • Other Holiday Specials Throughout the Store including Factory K on tress Set Delivery t a Authorized Specials on Clayton Marcus Sofas, M Loveseats, Chairs, Sleepers and Recliners — Holiday Super Specials on our Save on Leather too! handcrafted Tiger Maple Gallery!! 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Newport Selectmen wants 0 budget jump The Newport Board of Selectmen gave Town Manager Paul Brown his marching orders at their last meeting, telling him that they are looking for no increase on the budget's bottom line. Selectman Gary Nichols said that although he is looking for a zero increase budget, the Board needs to drag some money out for infrastructure improvements Selectman Todd Fratzel said Newport needs to concentrate on core services and core infrastructure such as roadwork and bridgework. Brown responded that if voters turn down the budget at Town meeting, a default budget could possibly run $110,000 to $120,000 more than the proposed budget. Newport has been operating on default budgets for two years. Weare robots win LEGO Mindstorms Weare Middle School Copper Bots won first place for their research project in a regional competition held at Bishop Brady High School in Concord. In addition to learning robotics and computer programming by competing in LEGO Mindstorms robot games, FIRST LEGO League teams are tasked to solve real-world problems through research. This season, teams were challenged to improve the quality of life for seniors. The Copper Bots invented a product that improves accuracy and availability of a senior patient' medical information. Winter Sand & Salt Application Fully Insured Locally Owned & Operated Free Estimates Haigh Builders Home Repairs & Improvements Additions • Decks • Porches Roofing • Siding Door & Window Replacement ~ Since 1983 ~ Bill Haigh • 478-3963 Sully's Superette has announced an agreement to sell their business to Associated Grocers of New England. “Sully’s has been in operation since 1937 and was founded by John and Lillian Sullivan,” says Mike Bourgoine, President and CEO of Associated Grocers of New England. “Since that time, Sully’s has remained a family business. The current owners are the founder’s grandson, John, and his wife, Debbie Denoncourt who will continue ownership of the real estate.” www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 7 H-D students join Life Skills Bread Baking Program On December 13th, Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School students participated in a Life Skills Bread Baking Program that has reached more than 190,000 students nation-wide since it began in 1992, providing kids with a fun, real-world application of skills they’re already learning in school - math, science, reading, following directions, problem solving, and more. Teaching to an audience of students in grades 4 & 5, a King Arthur Flour instructor presents a 50-minute demonstration on the bread baking process. Students go home with flour, a recipe booklet, yeast, a bread scraper, a bread donation bag and the know-how to make bread from scratch. One loaf of this delicious bread will be enjoyed by the student’s family and one loaf will be returned to school and donated to the Hillsboro Food Pantry. Students learn a new skill and experience the satisfaction of helping others in their community. Newport man indicted Deering Police Chief Pushee recently went to Grand Jury in Manchester, where indictments were handed down charging Andrew Galante, age 20, of Newport, with Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault in relation to a series of conduct with a 15year-old female in Deering. These HDES students learned life skills by baking bread. Never run out of hot water! Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters • Heat water only when needed • Energy efficient • Contemporary design • Improved performance and longevity Only $1,995 Average Installation Antrim Lumber Choose Our Quality Lumber. Why “wood” you settle for less? If you’re interested in quality lumber and unparalleled service, Antrim Lumber should be your choice. Stop in and see us today. 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TYLER’S SMALL ENGINE www.tylerssmallengine.com 20 Concord St. Antrim, NH • 603-588-6200 • M-F 8-5:30; Sat. 9-1 Page 8 | The Messenger | december 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com Repairs are underway to the burned out Weare Center Store. 2nd homicide trial for Hillsborough man A Hillsborough man will be tried again on negligent homicide and drunken driving charges relating to a 2011 accident in Stoddard which killed his passenger and friend. Eric Mays' first trial in October ended with a mistrial because of a hung jury. In his first trial, Mays was tried on two counts of negligent homicide, two counts of aggravated driving while intoxicated and driving after revocation or suspension. Prosecutors said he was driving a 1997 Honda Accord that went off Route 123. Passenger Brandon Farrow, 24, of Hancock, died at the scene of the accident. A second occupant, Lesley Mouradian, 25, of Milford, was also injured. Due to conflicting testimony on who was driving, the jury was unable to decide, a mistrial was declared. Kids’ Seats $10! Ages 2-12. Limit of six (6) kids’ seats per purchase of one (1) adult seat. All seats $2 more day of show. Additional fees may apply. No double discounts. Excludes Front Row and Gold Circle seats. JAN. 4 & 5 Fri. 7:30 PM Sat. 2:00 & 7:30 PM Buy tickets at Ticketmaster.com, Retail Locations, Verizon Wireless Arena Box Office or call 1-800-745-3000 222081 5*6786*9%:;*<"&"(*=$"(&)>*?-24 !"#$%&'&"()*)+",-*.(%*)/01%2&*&"*2+.-3%4* Fire Fund set up for Newport woman The Diane Callum Fire Fund account has been set up at Lake Sunapee Bank in Newport to assist Callum whose home was heavily damaged by an early morning fire Sunday. Callum has been a 4-H volunteer for the past 35 years and the Sullivan County Extension office in Newport was contacted by several people wishing to aid Callum. Donations may be sent directly to the Lake Sunapee Bank with checks made payable to the "Diane Callum Fire Fund." Donations are also being accepted at La Valley Building Supply in Newport. Donations can also be mailed directly to LaValley's with a note that they are for Diane Callum's account. The addresses are LaValley Building Supply, P.O. Box 267, Newport, N.H. 03773 and Lake Sunapee Bank, P.O. Box 9, Newport, N.H. 03773. The Coach House at New London Inn The New London Inn, 353 Main St. in New London is greeting the New Year with a new name for its onsite restaurant. Formerly known as Rockwell's at the Inn, the restaurant is now called The Coach House - a name that symbolizes an earlier era. "The New London Inn was built in 1792 and had a dining room for its guests. Back in the early 1800s, stagecoaches traveling from Concord would park alongside the restaurant's main dining room," said General Manager Julie Dimakis. "Today, our guests can enjoy the same beautiful view from the Coach House Restaurant windows as the visitors from that era did." The New London Inn also hosts functions and events of all sizes and types. www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 9 Honors: Continued from Page 4 Kameron Thompson, Kaycee Wilson and Robert Yelle. Honors: Jessica Bedard, Cody Bodner, Kyle Booker, Timothy Currier, Jacob Fitts, Benjamin Flanders, Theodore Flanders, Melanie Gardiner, Jack Glew, Hannah Hagan, Dane Hallee, Kaden Hirschenhofer, JUlie Hus ton, Christopher Iosua, Alex LaCortiglia, Joseph Lagasse, Austin Laquerre, Gillian Lockley, Courtney Loiselle, Morgan MacAllen, Stephanie Marion, Brian Masewic, Taylor McDonald, Drew McQuarrie, Karen Morgan, Brittany Ouellet, Miranda Palmisano, Taylor Pike, Max Rodriguez, Abigail Shepherd, Alycia Silva, Brianna Stacy, Adam Tower, Amanda Wood and Kayleigh Zervos. Grade 7 High Honors: Bradley Akerly, Michael Bamford, Matthew Bennetter, Hannah Bishop, Meghan Blanchette, Evan Caswell, Daniel Cera Jr. Hannah Chartier, .Jacob Couture, Mitchell Dionne, Jillian Douzanis, Cara Easter, Kaelyn Galligan, Troy Gamache, Dylan Goulet, Morgan Hawkes, David Hewey, Jeffrey Johnston, Alesha Kimball, Nicholas LaBrecque, Gregory Labrie, Cadence Loos, Laura Martin, JUlia Meisser, Natacha Ngiabprakhon, JilIian Palmacci, Mia Paveglio, Mackenzie Pelkey, Haley Philibotte, Logan Pouliot, Justin Purington, Jake Reynolds, Lillian Ruoff, Brett Schran kel, Jake Silva, Cameron Smugereski, Sarah Wagner, Cameron Welch, Rachael Wrzeszcz and Nicole Yelle. Honors: Ashley Audet, Jack Baumann, Jalen Beliveau, Colin Bluteau, Kaylee Bond, Emma Dee, Grady Edwards, Jacob Ekstand, Lydia Eriksen, Derek Goldrick, Zachary Handy, Tyren Hartford, Joel Hawkes, Alex Johannisson, Bryce Johnson, Jan Kevlik, Anthony Mason, Michale Norris, Tyler Restuccia, Victoria Rizzitano, Anthony Salisbury, Christian Thibeault, Kurtis Wilson and Alex Zintel. Grade 6 High Honors: Skyler Andrews, Alexa Archambault, Kasey Arnold, Julia Barker, Katherine Barnes, Lucas Benson, Olyvia Bergeron, Ashley Blodgett, Autumn Breedlove, Giuseppe Brown, Kaitlyn Brown, Lindsey Brunelle, Christopher Burke, Ali Burkhamer, Gabriel Cera, Noah Chapman, Kayla Crosby, Tyler Descoteau, Hannah Desrosiers, Elizabeth Drake, Mackenzie Drouin, Madison Duclos, Kyah Eaton, Hailey Erskine, Nathan Firman, Jackson Flanders, Megan Gagnon, Noah Gamache, Megan Goudreault, Lucan Guerrette, Fallon Hawkes, Tyler Hazzard, Kayla Houle, Maeve Hunt, Nathan Isabelle, Kayla JacksonAntle, Jason Johannisson, Kali Kolehmainen, John Labounty, Delainey Lapointe, Abigail Larkin, Courtney Lavigne, Molly Leuci, George Lord, Christopher Mann IV, Peyton Marden, Hannah Marquis, Allison Mason, Sophia Mayville, Parker McQuarrie, Paytra Murphy, Sara Nikias, Hunter Oesterreich, Owen Payeur, Samantha Porter, Alexandra Proulx, Harrison Purdue, Jonathan Rizzitano, Olivia Sohl, Glen Spooner, Benjamin Stogner, Liam Sullivan, Julia Swift, Emma Trumble, Haleigh Villemaire, Blake Waldron and Alison Wright. Honors: Jacob Beaule. Ashley Beaulieu, Aaron Bergeron, Nathan Bluteau, Jameson Bourque, Justin Coidakis, Garrett Dee, Joseph Desrosiers, Asa Deyermond, Alex Farris, Dylan Foster, Madison French, Devon Hallee, Sean High, Michelle Hunter, Anna Ishak, Tyler Jasinski, Rylie Johnson, Felicia Karner, Kayla Lamper, Antoine Leary, Lucy McGrade, Autumn Nelson, Caleb Nevins, Nathan Osborne, Chaeleigh Ouellet, Noah Peacock, Matthew Piscina, Rebecka Provencher, Avery Rollins, Samuel Russell, Eamon Scott, Jared Widger, Sebastian Winsor, Riley Zanella and Nicolas Zerbinopoulos. Grade 5 High Honors: Elizabeth Aubin, Spencer Beahm, Logan Beliveau, Sean Boisvert, Victoria Bulcock, Kyle Chauvette, Daniel Ciarla, Mason Dame, Olivia Desainde, Rachell Gamache, Summer Giroux, Michelle Gosselin, Jack Johnson, Jillian LaBrecque, Curtis Mann, Arianna Maxwell, Rose McCardell, Christopher Metcalf, Marc Morette, Brett Patnode, Carter Pike, Camryn Plaza, Joshua Reynolds, Christopher Seaver, Shelby Sizemore, Gavin Tew, Rebecca Wetherbee, Chelsea Woodsum and Lauren Zervos. Honors: Nikos Biskaduros, Joshua Booker, Rileigh Bunton, Hannah Champagne, Alyssa Clow, Tobin Cocuzzo, Ian Combs, Makayla Couturier, Luke Damboise, Kayden Easter, Camdyn Farmer, Justin Gonzales, John Hagan Jr., Colby Hoover, Victoria Jannetty, Kevin Johnson Jr., Anna Kellett, Cabot Lineberry, Caitlin Mooney, Sydney Nelson, Owen Olson, Chloe Perdikes, Hunter Reynolds, Pacey Richard, Raelyn Roberts, Skyler Rousseau, Taylor Severance, Shane Sullivan, Dominik Stukus and Emily Wrzeszcz. Hopkinton Middle/High School 12th Grade High Honors: Lucas Arruda, Elizabeth Bernier, Morrigan Bernier, Maya Bloom, Austin Cowan, Slattery Donohoe, Kaitlin Dougherty, Jean-Philippe Dubois, Thomas Echelberger, Nina Gagnon, Elizabeth Hancoc, Nathaniel Hunt, Caroline Levy, Alexander Locke, Judith Marklin, Henry Merrow, Edward Metcalf, Alden Mitchell, Shannon Nadeau, Colin O'Keeffe, Benjamin Olimpio, Benjamin Thesing,Carter Van Eitreim. Honors: Megan Allen, Steven Auger, Aaron Beckwith, Maria Booth, Natasha Bowie, Cameron DeBrusk, Madeline Donahue, Peter England, Troy Fauteux, Alexandra Flood, Emily Geiger, Rebecca Gonzales, Tess Guilmette, Zoe Jantzen, Ian McCluskey, Jessica Mellen, Brian Morgan, Bennett Mosseau, Marysol Newton, Nathan Robertson. 11th Grade High Honors: Madison Bergethon, Chelsea Bonollo, Victoria Bonollo, Megan Hemmerlein, Sydney Kerbyson, Catherine MacDonald, Gordon MacDonald, JordanRose Mack, Brittany Marshal, Laura Masinick, Elyssa Morse, Hannah Needleman, Amy Sharpe, Caroline Sweny, Katherine Wasserman. Honors: Katherine Andrew, Meagan Bailey-Bourque , Courtney Benson, Dominic Brancato, Keara Campbell, Nicole Cullinan, Wesley DeBrusk, Matthew French, Brian Hauschild, Emily Jones, Jacob Masci, Jacob Mechaber, Jacob Nelson, Aiden O'Brien, Cody Roberge, Joshua Salzberg, Kelly Scammon, Paige Scammon, Emily Vallari, Joshua Walker. 10th Grade High Honors: Erik Backe, Callie Chase, Cooper Cyr, Sarah Ewing, Victoria Flood, Cydonia Hubicki, Justin Madore, Simeon Marklin, Nolan Quinn, Evan Schindewolf, Christine Spaulding. Honors: Tyler Brewster, Emily Calder, Jamison Crouch, Isabel Gesen, Luke Greabe, Mary Hardenbergh, Eric Hauschild, Kyle LaPage, Luke Luneau, James McCluskey, Joseph Norris, Evan O'Keeffe, Jacob Rawson, Continued on Page 16 Page 10 | The Messenger | december 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com THE Messenger A Publication of Granite Quill Publishers Your Hometown Weekly Since 1868 A Tradition Worth Keeping! 246 West Main Street • PO Box 1190 Hillsboro, NH 03244-1190 Phone: 464-3388 • Fax: 603-464-4106 E-mail: [email protected] www.granitequill.com STAFF Leigh Bosse: Publisher Joyce Bosse: Editor Christi Macomber: Advertising Design Gail Stratos: Publication Design & Layout, Advertising Design, Production & Website Deborah Belanger: Sales Rep DEADLINE: Monday at 5pm prior to Fri. publication. ADVERTISEMENT ERRORS: We will be responsible for errors in advertisements only to the extent of correcting the same in the next issue using space equal to the items in error. LETTERS POLICY: We will print signed letters to the editor on a space available basis. Letters should be no more than 250 words, typed or e-mailed. Letters must be signed but names may be excluded upon request. PHOTO SUBMISSIONS: We encourage individuals and groups to submit photos of their events or activities, either by mail or e-mail. CORRECTIONS POLICY: We strive every day to present full, fair and accurate news reports. We will correct, in this space, factual inaccuracies in our coverage. We encourage readers to tell us if we have made a mistake. Also from the The Granite Quill: IN New Hampshire Your Guide to What’s Happening in the Granite State Senior Lifestyles A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors NH Homes & Home Improvement A Guide for NH Home Owners & Home Seekers Publisher’s Perspective by Leigh Bosse Good News-Bad News This will probably be one of my shortest Publisher's Perspectives. The bad news is you and I did not win Tri State Megabucks. The good news is that a great and deserving family did. Congratulations Scott, Cathy, Danielle, Travis and Brett Bennett. Guest Editorial Give yourself the best Christmas present ever. I’ve found that it’s better to put the potatoes in the box first. Then the onions and carrots. There’s always room for the canned vegetables, gravy, and cranberry sauce later. The bread has to go on top. Much like in life, if you don’t take care of the big stuff first, the small stuff will take over. These are the lessons you learn stuffing Christmas baskets in the basement of St. Mary’s Church with the Hillsboro Lions’ Club. In 1994, the local churches who did Easter and Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets announced they could no longer afford three times a year. So the Lions stepped up. The Messenger, the local paper owned by my folks, helps raise money to buy the groceries. Local supermarkets usually throw in some extra food. And the Lions make sure each family on the list gets enough of everything for a full Christmas dinner. This year, we sent out more than 111 baskets, feeding more than 400 people. One was for a family of 16, three generations under one roof. The toughest are the baskets for one. I like to come back to hometown because it helps people who need it. But I have to admit to myself that the real reason I volunteer is because it feels great. Conservatives too often steer into the perception that we’re heartless. Quite the contrary. There is nothing compassionate about pushing the government to take someone else’s money or to support failed government bureaucracies that trap low income families in poverty. Helping others may not be a legal responsibility, but it is a moral one. In his landmark book Capitalism and Freedom, Milton Friedman wrote “there is one and only one social responsibility of business–to use it resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud." Friedman was not saying that businesses can’t improve society. Rather he was arguing supporting charity at the expense of the business is a really bad way to do so. Just about all of the charity done by private business is undertaken to help the firm, by attracting new customers, improving its image, or qualifying for favorable tax treatment. This is great. But the societal benefits of these PR projects are dwarfed by those of a well-run business meeting consumer demand. Even businesses with no thought beyond the bottom line create and distribute wealth throughout our society. The free market generates prosperity for all income levels far more efficiently than government, but not perfectly. Corporate giving certainly help a lot of people, but not enough. That’s where you and I come in. When I was working as a radio reporter in the Upper Valley, our three stations each took on a holiday charity drive. My AM news station organized the Christmas Crusade for Kids, which was like a local Toys for Tots program. My best memory from that project was the year that the students at the Hartford VoTech built handmade wooden toys to go along with the store bought toys donated by listeners. The hits station raised money for the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth, which was just then opening its Prenatal Intensive Care Unit. The country station raised money for David’s House, the home away from home for kids getting treatment at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. I can’t say enough about David’s House. The story of its founding will break your heart. For three and a half years, David Cyr was treated for acute lymphocytic leukemia at Mary Hitchcock Medical Center. His parents, Dick and Gerry, worried about all the other parents who couldn’t afford www.granitequill.com | December 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 11 $1 a year. It received no other financial assistance from the hospital. It keeps the doors open with private donations. This Christmas season do something selfish. Do something to make yourself feel better. Give your time. Give your money. Support a local charity. I have a suggestion if you need it. Grant Bosse is Editor of NH Watchdog, an independent news site focusing on New Hampshire public policy. KLS Community Food Pantry Board Chair Ginny Register, along with Board members Karen Zurheide and Gail Goddard, as Ginny and Gail receive a Ledyard National Bank donation presented by Karen in her role as Ledyard’s New London Regional President. Ledyard encourages area residents and other local businesses to support the Food Pantry’s vital work. Call 526-6511 for Food Pantry information. Mischief Managed was one of several musical groups performing at a concert to benefit Hillsborough's Smith Memorial Church. Messenger THE an extended hotel stay, but didn’t want to leave their sick kids. David died in 1984, but not before saving $300.78 for a “special reason.” Dick and Gerry used that special boy’s savings to found David’s House. Since 1986, 12,000 families from all over the world have stayed at David’s House, and never had to pay a penny. Is there anyway to measure the peace and comfort it’s provided in that time? David’s House moved to the DHMC campus in 1994 on land leased from the hospital for Pick up your Messenger at: Antrim: Antrim Marketplace, T-Birds, Rick & Diane’s , Edmunds, Malarky's Bennington: Harris Convenience, Albertos, Bennington Village Store, A Common Place Bradford: Post Office, Lake Sunapee Bank, Appleseed, Cobble Farms Contoocook: T-Bird, Colonial Village, Dimitris Deering: Deering Town Hall Francestown: Country Store Goffstown: Sully’s Superette, Town Office Greenfield: Harvester Market Hancock: Fiddleheads, Country Store Henniker: Harvester Market, Country Spirit, Edmunds, Pharmacy, Henniker Farm Store, St. Georges Cafe, Town Hall Hillsborough: Sweet Expressions, Shaw’s, Diner, Williams’ Store, The Corner Store, Lake Sunapee Bank, Sovereign Bank, Post Office Hopkinton: Cracker Barrell, Town Hall Jaffrey: Belletete’s Newbury: Marzelli’s, Mobil, Out Spoken, Lake Sunapee Bank, Double Diamond, Post Office, Mountain Edge, Best Western, One Mile West, Tackle Shop New London: Hannaford’s, McKenna’s, Colonial Marketplace, Gallery, Pizza Chef Newport: Violette's, Shaw’s, Irving, T-Bird, Country Kitchen, Caronis Market, Senior Center Peterborough: Belletete’s, Agway, Shaw’s Rindge: Market Basket, Hannaford’s Sunapee: Sugar River Bank, Post Office Lake Sunapee Bank, Exxon, Pizza Market Sutton: General Store Warner: Evan’s Expressmart, Irving, Market Basket, Foothills Washington: Washington General Store Weare: Lancots, Couburns, Dimitries Page 12 | The Messenger | december 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com The Hillsboro-Deering Middle School Band and Chorus performed with their High School counterparts at a combined Holiday Concert. Join us at the American Applications available for Police Cadet Academy of the Academy, the staff awards two The New Hampshire Police Cadet Legion Post 59... scholarships worth a total of $1,500 to Training Academy is currently accepting WEDNESDAYS Wednesday Night Dinners Serving 4:30-7:00PM Public Welcome Non-smoking Area THURSDAYS Bingo Doors Open at 5:00PM Bingo at 6:30PM Kitchen Open 5:00-8:00PM FRIDAYS Friday Night Fish Fry 4:30-8:00PM • In the Canteen Public Welcome American Legion YOUNG-RICHARDSON POST #59 • HILLSBORO 478-0091 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.post59amlegion.net applications for the 2013 session. Sponsored for the past 39 years by the New Hampshire Police Association and the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, the New Hampshire Police Cadet Training Academy offers young men and women ages 14 – 20 the opportunity to experience life as a police recruit. This year, the weeklong Academy will take place at the New Hampshire Technical Institute campus in Concord, New Hampshire from June 22 – June 28. Registration deadline is June 15, but applications are considered on a first come, first serve basis. At the conclusion students continuing their education in the law enforcement or criminal justice fields. There is funding offered by the Dunbarton Police Association, Sean Powers Memorial Fund, NH Sheriff’s Association and anonymous provider for assistance for applicants who may not be able to fully afford the tuition fee. Applications may be found on our web page at www.nhchiefsofpolice.com then click on Cadet Training Academy. Further information can be obtained from Chief Steven Marshall, Washington, NH Police Department, 495-3294 or your local Chief of Police. Newport's 'Twas Just Before Christmas' successful The Newport Area Chamber of Commerce's 13th Annual Twas Just Before Christmas set attendance records. "Last year we gave out about 200 Passports to Santa and on Saturday night we ran out of them when the demand reached 300, probably 350," said Ella Casey, executive director of the Newport chamber. The Newport Firefighters Association also ran out of marshmallows they were roasting in front of the Woodhull Complex building on Main Street. "In all those years that's the first time we've ever ran out," said Fire Chief Wayne Conroy. Those passports, provided free to all children, allowed them to enter the Newport Opera House through Santa's Secret Entrance to meet Santa on stage and have their picture taken. The Newport Recreation Department's Chili Cookoff was once again a favorite attraction. There were 17 chili makers competing for the honor of being selected the very best by the public who went from location to location for a sample before casting their votes. In the individual class, Bob Stanhope placed first followed by Robert Griffiths and Chris Osgood. Violette's Supermarket was No. 1 in the business class followed by The "King" of Cupcakes. www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 13 Students in the drama club at Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School recently put on a performance of “Fractured Fairytales.” The performance was directed by Heidi Doyle Moreau and Jennifer Mayfield (right photo) with set designs and costumes by Liz Brett. Newport Winter Carnival Queen contestants set Alberto’s ❦ Italian Cuisine “Best Food by a Dam Site” Family Dining Since 1945 Friday Night Special Fish and Chips Sunday & Monday Special Large Pizza.....$8.99* Small Pizza.....$7.99* * with 3 items •• EAT IN or TAKE OUT •• Full Liquor License � Eat In / Take Out Bennington � 588-6512 � Open Daily 5pm of Peter and Kelly Merritt; Katie Marsh, 17, daughter of Carol and Clyde Marsh; Caitlin Jones, 16, daughter of Zina and Robert Jones; Lynzee Williams, 17, daughter of Mary and Craig Williams; Marion Raymond, 18; Melinda Carl, 16, daughter of Paul and Deborah Carl; Kira Bailey, 18, daughter of Rene and Shane Bailey and Courtney Dow, 17, daughter of Nadine Goyette and Richard Dow. Juniors in the field are Kaylee Lawrence, 16, daughter of Chris and Robin Lawrence, and Lindsy Desmarais, 17, daughter of Nancy and Leon Desmarais. All the queen contestants now have carnival buttons to sell for $1 each and 50-50 raffle tickets at $1 each or six for $5. Pageant tickets for the public at $15 each will go on sale Jan. 14th. The carnival theme will be Las Vegas. M OOSE CLUB B R EAKFAST Mmmm! A field of 11 girls will be in the running for queen of the 97th Annual Newport Winter Carnival Feb. 3-10. The Carnival Pageant is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 8th in the Newport Opera House. The queen will receive a minimum cash award of $1,000 or the same amount for a college scholarship, according to Todd Hjelt, executive director of the Newport Opera House Association that oversees the pageant. Other cash awards will be given out for the winner of the talent portion of the pageant, Miss Congeniality and the contestant who generates the most revenue from the sale of carnival buttons and pageant tickets. Queen contestants who are members of the senior class at Newport High School include Morgan Kuhns, 17, daughter of Karen and Ken Kuhns; Makayla Merritt, 17, daughter HILLSBORO 8-11 AM • 1 ST & 3 RD Sundays Seniors Always 1/2 Price APPLESEED RESTAURANT THE & CATERING SERVICES An Establishment of Good Taste With more creative tasty delights, come in and treat your palate! Come sample our new menu! Original cuisine using only the freshest ingredients, making it the best of its kind anywhere! Visit our website: www.tookymillspub.com Sun-Thurs 11:30am-9pm; Fri & Sat 11:30am-10pm 9 Depot St. • Hillsboro • 464-6700 Est. 1999 • Sean Burt, Proprietor Lake Todd • P.O. Box 774 • Bradford, NH 03221 Catering for all occasions “Country Dining... at Country Prices” 938-2100 • www.Appleseedrestaurant.com HRS: Tues.-Sun., 5:00 pm-9:00 pm • Closed Mon. Happy New Year from The Appleseed Family! EN ar’s P O Ye w ! Ne Eve Page 14 | The Messenger | december 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com Events: Community Bulletin Board Sunday December 30 LAST SUNDAY WORSHIP FOR 2012 Sunday, 12-30 at 10 pm Jami Boyle is planning a creative, different type of Sunday worship. Be sure not to miss this special time. Pastor Barbara is on vacation and will return on 1-2-2013. Deering Community Church. Saturday January 5 CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the Peterborough, NH First Saturday Contra Dance on January 5th, featuring Steve ZakonAnderson calling with Pete Sutherland, Oliver Scanlon and Peter Siegel. The dancing begins at 8:00 PM, with an optional introductory workshop beforehand. Admission is $8 or $6 for students and Thursday January 3 seniors. The dance takes place in the historic Town BOOK DISCUSSION: Pick up a copy of the book House in Peterborough, NH at 1 Grove Street. The Emperor’s Guest by Titia Bozuwa and take COMPUTER QUESTIONS: COA Chapin Senior part in the discussion at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro on Thursday January 3 at 7 pm. For more Center, 37 Pleasant St., New London, 9 -11 a.m. Half hour appointments. PC users not Apple. Call information please call the library at 464-3595. 526-6368 Friday January 4 WINTER MARKET: Danbury Grange across from FIRST FRIDAY MUSIC NIGHT: Follansbee Inn, North Sutton, 5-7 p.m. with Folk Fusion perform- the fire station, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Combination ing traditional and contemporary folk & light rock craft fair and winter market. Breakfast and lunch tunes. Free. Sponsored by Center for the Arts. Info: available. GUIDED TOUR: Pine Hill Ski Club, 220 Mountain 526-4444 or www.centerfortheartsnh.org. NELSON CONCERT: Trip to Nelson, a contra dance Rd., New London,1-2:30 p.m. Snow cover permitband born in the Nelson Town Hall, will be playing ting. Info: email, [email protected] Sunday January 6 a concert celebrating the release of their new recording, The Winding Road (named after any road HILLSBORO UMC: On January 6th the time of our that you might take to get to Nelson). The concert Sunday Service changes to 10:00am. Please mark your calendars. gets under way Friday, January 4 at 8:00PM. Admission is $12/$9(senior, youth & advance). Monday, January 7 BREAKFAST BOOK CLUB: COA Chapin Senior Center, 37 Pleasant St., New London, 9:30 a.m. "The Sense of an Ending" by Julian Barnes. Info: 526-6368. PARKINSONS SUPPORT: COA Chapin Senior Center, 37 Pleasant St., New London, 1 p.m. Info: 526-6368. MEDICARE QUESTIONS: COA Chapin Senior Center, 37 Pleasant St., New London, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Anita Oellke, Medicare Coordinator for Merrimack County Service Link. Tuesday January 8 HOW TO DAY: Did you get a jazzy new device for Christmas that you have no idea how to use? Bring it to our next How To’s Day program on Tuesday January 8 at 7 pm at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro. Instructors will be on hand to help you get started with your new Kindle, Nook, iPad, or other device. Please call 464-3595 for more information and to register. How To’s Day is an ongoing program at the library held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. Each month a different skill or craft will be featured. If you have a skill you’d like to share, let us know. Saturday January 12 SOUP AND CHOWDER FEST: Saturday, January TAKE YOUR MEDICINE A paper published in Dermato-Endocrinology hypothesizes that vitamin D deficiency may be an important risk factor for erectile dysfunction (ED). Evidence cited supporting the link between low vitamin D and ED include that those with asthma, depression, falls and fractures, multiple sclerosis, and periodontal disease are at greater risk of having ED. In addition, those with ED are at greater BY SARAH CHAPIN risk of developing cardiovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, and metabolic syndrome. All of these diseases are linked to vitamin D deficiency. • • • A significant number of adults are at risk of unintentionally overdosing on over-the-counter (OTC) pain medication, according to a new study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine . Many adults in the US regularly use OTC pain medication containing the active ingredient acetaminophen (Tylenol), the most commonly used OTC pain medication in the US. They take it either own its own or in combination with other drugs, which may also contain acetaminophen. The ease of access to OTC drugs presents a challenge to patient safety, as many individuals may lack the necessary health literacy skills to self-administer these medications appropriately. Indeed, individuals make independent decisions that match an OTC product to a selfdiagnosed symptom or condition. Worryingly, acetaminophen overdose is the leading cause of acute liver failure. • • • A new study published in Science Translational Medicine says that the FDA-approved drug daclizumab (trade name Zenapax), already used for kidney transplantation, improved the survival of breast cancer patients taking a cancer vaccine by 30 percent, compared to those patients not taking daclizumab. • • • Brought to you as a public service by HENNIKER PHARMACY • 603-428-3456 P.O.Box 718 • Proctor Square • Henniker, NH 03242 Serving the heating needs of Henniker and the surrounding towns for over 60 years. FUELS FUEL OILS • LP GAS 24 Hour Self Service • Gasoline & Diesel Pumps We honor Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover Cards as well as the Ayer & Goss Card. 20 Hall Ave., Henniker • Route 114, Bradford 428-3333 • 938-5335 www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 15 Events: Community Bulletin Board 12, 2013 5:30-7:00 pm. Fish chowder and a variety of soups, chowders, breads and cakes will be available. Adults: $6.00; Kids 12 & under: $4.00 Hillsboro United Methodist Church. CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the Nelson Second Saturday Contra Dance on January 12th, featuring Lisa Sieverts calling with The New Grey Cats. Dancing begins at 8:00 PM, with a short workshop beforehand. Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the evening. Admission is $8 or $6 for students and seniors. The dance takes place in the historic Town Hall in Nelson. Saturday January 26 Movie Night: (It's Free) Madagascar 3 (Rated PG) Join Us.... Saturday, January 26th at 6pm Sunday January 13 HILLSBORO UMC: Financial Peace University Returns. We are happy to offer Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University starting with a "What it's all about" session on January 13 at 6:00pm. This is the NEW 9 WEEK COURSE with updated information that addresses the current financial situations we face in an ever changing economy! Most people who attend FPU have been able to apply these principles and saved thousands of dollars and pulled themselves out of debt. If you are a FPU alumni you can come for free. at the Slusser Senior Center. Popcorn and drinks available for purchase. Brought to you by the Hopkinton Parks & Recreation Dept. As we enter a new year, we at The Messenger want to thank our many loyal readers and advertisers for a fantastic 2012. We hope to remain worthy of your continued support in 2013. Wishing you and yours a Happy & Prosperous New Year Leigh, Joyce, Christi, Debbie, Gail, & Mary TOWN OF ANTRIM PUBLIC NOTICE Board of Selectmen 762 Deering Center Road Deering, NH 03244 LEGAL/PUBLIC NOTICE The Town of Deering will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, January 2, 2013 beginning at 6:30pm relative to the adoption of two ordinances. These Public Hearings will take place at the Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Center Road, Deering, NH. Public Welcome Per order of the Deering Board of Selectmen at TOWN OF DEERING in g pa He Starting January 2, 2013 the ONE WAY traffic flow on School Street will be reversed. Traffic will now enter from Summer Street and exit onto West Street. ne School Street Traffic Flow Change O i l s & Pr o • “PURECOMFORT” Heating Oil and PREMIUM PROPANE Delivery Page 16 | The Messenger | december 28, 2012 | www.granitequill.com Honors: Continued from Page 9 McKayla Reale, Caitlin Reidy, Zachary Rouleau, Madison Sorel, Sloane White. 9th Grade High Honors: Kenneth Andrew, Jonathan Arruda, Hannah Bassett, Sierra Bickford, Duncan Calder, Ellie Coe, Julia Friberg, Felicia Gordon, Timothy Jones, Owen Kanter, Alexander Lajeunesse,,Sarah Nadeau, Bowman Ridinger, Lily Scammon, Ireland Tawney, Rebecca Thomson, Kyle Tworek, Jacob Walling. Honors: Isadora Ackerman, Alice Backe, Kendall Bergethon, Declan Campbell, Samuel Chase, Conall Cronin, Courtney Crouch, Aaron Dobe, Zachary Drotos, Laird Eitreim, Caroline Flood, Owen Geary, Jakob Hemmerlein, Rebecca Hoffmann, Melissa Irwin, Gedrek Jorgensen, Phoebe Josephson, Katelyn LaCombe, Joseph McCaffrey, Abigail Meister, Nicholas Meserve, Lauren Metzger, Lily Mitchell, Lillian Price, Carmen Repucci, Emmaleigh Sabol, Kasey Smith, Daven Thorne, Abigail Winslow. 8th Grade Gold: Matthew Baronas, Alexis Blanchette, Emily Campbell, Michael Ciance, Cameron Cyr, Patrick Earle, Isabel Layne, Matthew Lewis, Kevin Mackenzie, Nicholas Mayo, Emily Mitchell, Ryan Mitchell, Aidan Molnar, Kayl Murdough, William Rhynhart, Jacob Rockwood, Isabel Tobin, Parker White Silver: Hayden Benson, Madison Clark, Maryann Cousens, Joseph Cullinan, Aaliyah Curley, Brianna Curley, Ivanna Doval, Sagenay Dubois, Grace Gauthier, Kristin Harritt, Noah Kerbyson,Timothy Meserve, Victoria Petricca, Emily Santis, Timothy Sawitsky, Joseph Spalding, Caleb Taylor, Alexandra Wheeler,Henry Yianakopolos 7th Grade Gold: Krista Amoth, Caitlin Ball, Amanda Bizzaro, Addison Bourgelais, Somsiree Bryant, Olivia Burdette, Cassidy Donohoe, Cathen Hall, Lillian Hoffman, Abigail Houston, Carley Kanter, Cooper Kimball-Rhines, Jackson Locke, Fiona MacDonald, Anna Marklin, Andra McGlashan, Caitlyn McGlashan, Gillian Miller, Colby Morris, Samuel Needleman, Catherine O'Keeffe, Carter Quiet, Seamus Quinn, Cailley Rawson, Claire Reidy, Anna Schell, Belle Sullivan, Joshua Taranow, Hannah Wood Silver: Tyler Campbell, Thomas Carter, Leah Dinter, Gerard Donahue, Simon Doneski, Ashley Gearing, Nicholas Guarente, Mal- colm Hoffmann, Meghan LaCombe, Casey Lewis, Kevin McGrath, Azarius Meister, Mackenzie Mele, Dustin Rose, Margaret Tidd, Maxwell Westbrook. Kearsarge Regional Middle School Grade 6 High Honors: Brendan Anderson, Hall ie N. Andrewski, Adam Bassi, Scott Bassi, Corryne M. Blair, Thorton A. Brayshaw, Lea J. Brunette, Olivia R. Brunetti, Brandon Bullis, Kyle V. Cioffi, Sarah Clark, Abby D. Collins, Noah A. Cooper, Owen T. Cottrill, Chester Critch, Cailyn DezoteU, Jacob Dupuis, Gavin Eisenberg, Grace R. Evarts, Jacob C. Fisher, Hannah M. Foye, Sean C. Gaherty, Kaitlin B. Glidewell, Isabella R. Greason, Cooper Haley, Kelly L. Hamilton, Jennifer Hebert, Pay ten D. Hebert, Nathan Henderson, Kyle T. Hernon, Ruby High, Nathaniel D. Hodge, Marcus E. Hagan, John "Jak" A. Jallah, Hunter Labelle, Hailey Lacombe, Patrick H Lee, Brady K. Lombard, Taylor L. Loop, Christopher M. Lubrano, Lily K Magoon, Abigail N. McGee, Russell Mellott, Brodie Messer, Megan L. Metz, Jason C. Moore, Reilly A. Moskalenko, Cooper Nadeau, Tate C. Nurme, Ryan G. Ouellette, Nicholas Pellerin, Maxwell S. Phillips, Ronald F. Piroso, Annabella F. Pitta, Jordan Pollard, Krista Rowell, Karl M. Salathe V, Christopher Schnyer, Derek G. Schoonmaker, Samuel D. Schwarz, John S. Silver IV, Gabrielle Smith, Garrett Sprenger, Maya L. Stadler, Sydney Starr, Rachel A. Swindell, Jasmine R. Thomas, Noah J. Tremblay, Tucker Valovic, Jenna Waite, James Elliot-Cabot, Walker, Malcom W. Wells, Ian X. Wicenski, Alyson K. Wilson, Jocelyn Young. Grade 6 Honors: Brenden Pho. Grade 6 Principals List: Keegan M. Andrews, Joseph Baldasaro, Adam D. Bartlett, Hayleigh Battles, Henry C. Bechok, Benjamin J. Boulton, James Brady, Ben Corbyn, Jessica L. Cota, Michaela Dunn, Emily Edmunds, Emily J. Folcik, Kenneth Fusco, Zachary Goin, Kemma G. Goudreau, Elizabeth F. Greason, Alexander J. Hauck, Carla J. Hoyt" Taryn Hubley, Robert R. Johnston, Audrey Kenyon, Lindsey G. Ladd, Rebecca E. Laflam, Patrick Lewis, Thomas J. Lick, Sadie J. Lockwood, Jacob Long, Olivia N. MacKenzie, Carter H. McLean, Felicia McSweeney, Corbin Montiminy matthew Noyer, Blaise X. O'Mara, Gabrielle M. Paquette, Kyler L. Pilla, Sydney B. Sigua, Catherine I. Stears, Kaylyn Storozuk, Matthew Strickland, Alexander G. Swords, Andrew J. Tucker, Emerson O. Tyler, Gabriella von Beren, Grace E. Wilson. Grade 7 High Honors: Rebecca J. Ayotte, Julia Baldasaro, Kalli Bechtold, Marcy Bowman, Aidan Brooks, Brian Callaghan, Megan Casey, Chloe Comcowich, Kamryn M. Compton, Madison T. Courser, John Cunningham, Jaclyn DeAngelis, Joshua Delaurier, Cathleen A. Donohue, Colin R. Donovan, Cole B. Dube, Katelyn B. Emery, Angel F. Fillippone, Madelin E. Fish, Kaitlin Fleury, Olivia R. Graham, Jessica A. Greenlaw, Margaux Guion, Austin Hardy, Ethan Houde, Thomas E. Johnson Jr., Kendra Johnson, Joseph Kealy, Nicole Kimtis, Samuel Kulacz, Nicholas Malecha, Tayler Mattos, Alexis McConnell, Rowan McCullough, Connor Meagher, Nicholas Nestler, Solomon Neuwirt, Anna Newman, Paul Damian Petry Jr., Emma Phipps, Lydia Pinard, Bennett Pitts, Caitlin Prescott, Evan Raeuchle, Jessica Richardson, Jonathan Richter, Lianna Ricker, Robert A. Salta Lamacchia, Suphannika "Som" Sappharee, Emma K Sauerwein, Grayden E. Sauerwein, Abigail Scharpf, Logan Seaholm, Nastassja R. Sicely, Sarah Simek, Natalie S. Soule, Eleni Souliotis, Kevin R. Stasalovich, Joseph Storozuk, Ethan Thompson, Bradshaw Underhill, Robert Underhill, Izabella von Beren, Noah Waldron, Hunter Wells, Levi H. Wilson. Grade 7 Honors: Brennan M. Carson, Jazmine M. Douglas, Gage Fleming, Andrew Heiner, Quinn Jameson, Macy Leigh Johnson, Thomas G. Mann, Samuel Meding, Luke A. Ouellette. Grade 7 Principal's List: Leslie Angus, Jake Bears, Caela Budd, Hunter L. Burns, Bailey Christensen, Jamie L. Cookingham, Christophe Courtihe, Olivia Crainich, Reilly Donovan, Georgia R. Flanders, Sage Fletcher, Michael Geary, Matthew Hubley, Jorgie R. Ingram, Patricia Jewell, Hayden Keene, Aaron Le, Samuel D. Lick, Sarah Long, Julia M. Merullo, Logan Montminy Alanna O'Keefe, Alf Rylanijer, Isabel Seabury, Abigail Eward, Kiley Sullivan, Kevin Terry, Nathan Willett, Shane Wilson. Grade 8 High Honors: Grey Bechok, David Continued on Page 21 www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 17 Marquis Roofing & Exterior Designs Marquis Roofing & Exterior Designs ROOF SHOVELING ROOFING • SIDING EXTERIOR DESIGNS • Fully Insured • Tom Marquis 603-660-9941 Deering, NH HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS Charles Trowbridge places a wreath at the entrance to Sunny Plain Cemetery in Bradford, nh on December 15, 2012 Legion joins 'Wreaths Across America' Photo and text by Rich Dahlgren Members of Wilkins-Cloues-Bigelow-Pearson Post 39, American Legion, Warner, NH, placed wreaths at the entrances of five cemeteries in North Sutton, Bradford, Webster and Warner plus at the Sgt. William J. Tracy Memorial Bridge in Webster on December 15, 2012 in conjunction with “Wreaths Across America”. Participating from Post 39 were Post Commander Charles Trowbridge and Post Public Information Officer Rich Dahlgren. This is the fourth year that they have performed this ceremony which is accompanied by a brief prayer. Sunapee Recreation projects successful Scott Blewitt updated the Sunapee Selectmen on the Turkey Trot and Christmas in the Harbor. Blewit reported that the sixth annual turkey trot was very successful with over nine hundred participants. The expenditures for the 2012 turkey trot were $7,717.39. Blewitt also reported that the Harbor Magic was a wonderful event and the weather was perfect. The Looney Lunge was a bit light, with only four (4) people jumping in the lake. Scott Blewitt went on to say that Rhonda Gurney, who was the Chairman, did a wonderful job. At the event, a $500 donation from the Dewey Family was received. Blewitt asked to use the $500 donation, along with the $300 donation that was received from the Sunapee Seniors and accepted at the last meeting, to buy a new paddleboard. 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Winter Special... $50.00 per audit per home Call now for appointment at (603) 464-3414 and start saving $$$ FLIR is a registered trademark of FLIR INC. HDHS teacher Sarah Paquette (l) briefed the School Board on the efforts being made to improve student performance. Hillsboro-Deering 60 Monadnock 53 Dan Kulbacki just missed a double double with 32 points and 9 boards as the Hillcats led by 11 at the break and cruised home. Kearsarge 58 Sanborn 48 Strong "D" led to several turnovers and transition points as the Cougars registered their first victory. Oliver Gallo netted 19 points and Carter Noordsij added a dozen. Conant 63 Hopkinton 46 The Hawks managed only single digit scoring in the first and third quarters. Trailing only 21-29 at the break, an 18-9 Orioles' third quarter run put the game out of reach. Steve auger had 18 points and 10 rebounds. Henniker Youth Hockey Association The Henniker Huskies Edmunds’ Ace Hardware Bantam team suffered two tough losses this weekend. Despite Jake Boucher and Justin Bowen bringing their best efforts to the game, the Huskies lost to top ranked Lebanon 0-6. The team rallied on Sunday against Twin Valley with goalie, Thomas Scott, playing a very strong game in the net. Patrick Early also fought hard for the team’s offense. Ultimately the Huskies fell 0-2. The Henniker Huskies Parker, Blake & Cole PeeWees came out on top of the Tri-Town Monarchs Sunday. Zach Urban and Stevie Cantin each had an assist on Paul Molnar’s goals, while Chase Buckman skated hard to keep the puck in the Huskie’s offensive end, helping Jamo Bourque earn his second shut-out of the year. Henniker Huskies Firman Electric Squirt team tied the Laconia Lakers on Saturday 4-4. Ainsley King did an outstanding job in goal. Andrew Nordstrom, Reece Protzmann and Drew O'Brien all scored unassisted. Drew O'Brien scored an additional final goal in the remaining 2 seconds of the game assisted by Cabot Lineberry. Harrison Briggs and Noah Lewis played well defensively. Henniker Huskies, Firman Electric Squirt team beat the Manchester Monarchs on Sunday 7-1. CJ Richards, Drew O'Brien, Connor Rogers and Jacob Wheeler all scored goals for the Huskies. Darren Earley scored an additional 3 goals as well. Noah Miller was outstanding in goal and was supported with strong defense from Cabot Lineberry and Maclean Timmons. www.granitequill.com | december 28, 2012 | The Messenger | Page 19 PUBLIC NOTICE JOHN STARK REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARING Win a $15 Gift Cert. to Alberto's Restaurant! 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Perkins Jr. Members of his family include his loving wife, Bonnie; three grandchildren, Katy Davis, Bethaney Perkins and Sam Perkins; four great-grandchildren, McKenzie Perkins, Tristan Perkins, Jamie Davis, and MaKayla Amoako; and two nieces and extended family. Beatrice Mary LaBrie NEWPORT - Beatrice (Bea) Mary LaBrie (née Shaw) of 670 Unity Springs Road, Newport, NH, died peacefully at her home on December 19, 2012 while being attended by her loving husband, Rejean LaBrie. Beatrice was born on June 27, 1944, the daughter of the late Lewis and Eva Shaw (née Stone). Besides her husband, she is survived by five children, Norma and husband, Dale Geer of Michigan, Tony S Auto C Repair Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm • 117 Henniker St. Hillsboro • Phone: 464-4727 • Fax: 464-4012 and wife, Patricia Wood of Rhode Island, Rejean Jr and wife, Laura LaBrie of Claremont, Mary Labrie and companion, Steve Ceretanni of Derry, NH and George LaBrie and wife, Charlotte of Lempster, NH. She is also pre-deceased by one grandson, Jeffrey Smith and survived by nine grandchildren, Raegeanne Smith, Laura Wood, Tony Wood Jr, Jessica Pickering, Naomi LaBrie, Timothy LaBrie, Brittnee Lord, Chad Lord, and George LaBrie Jr. Her three great grandchildren are Taylor and Emma Bell and Brooke Pickering. The family also wants to recognize Bea’s special friend, Marie Longtin, who offered Bea her unconditional love and support for many years. Beatrice was also the sister of Robert Shaw, Vesta McLaughlin, Vera Peters (deceased), and Susan Goodwin. Catherine Marie Johnson NEW LONDON - Catherine M. (Clark) Johnson, 90, died Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at The Clough Center in New London where she had been a resident. 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Services will be held at the Clough Center at a future date and burial will be held at The Brick Church Cemetery in Spring Valley, NY later in the spring. Memorial contributions may be made to The Clough Center, Hospice Room Restoration Project. Dexter L. Burley NEWBURY - Dexter Burley died on December 15, 2012 from leukemia. He is survived by his daughter, Jane Schoenborn; his son, Benjamin Burley; and four grandchildren. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 301 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA 02115 or http://www. bso.org. To sign an online guestbook please visit www.chadwickfuneralservice.com. 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Harrold, Mackenzie Johnson, Grace Johnston, Madison Kane, Katlyn Kleckner, Devi Kraushaar, Courtney Lauster, Scott Matthews, Abigail McLennand, Fionna McSweeney, Eliana Mellott, Jennifer Merriam, Ciara Morin, Madeleine Neilsen, Justin T. Norris, Anya Nowicki, Charlie O'Connor, Miles O'Mara, Rylee PaUling, CarIy Prescott, Cody C. Rowe, Michael Salo, Caroline Shuda, Victoria Shuda, Logan Stone, Anna Tilley, Connor Timbrell, Tyler Valovic, Colton Wilhelm, Tess E. Witmer, Sarah Young. Grade 8 Honors: Tyler August, Jessa lyn Bowen, Jason Marzelli, Parker Pitts, Bailey P Thibodeau, Tristin Trybulski, Magen Wescott. Grade 8 Principal's List: Katherine Adams, Cara Bartlett, Paige Bartlett, Paige C. Blake, Elizabeth "Bee" Chambers, Madison Cook, Katherine Dailey, Kelsea R. Davis, Seth Eisenberg, Morgan Emery, Madelyn Folcik, Margaret Lee, Margaret F. Murphy, Gunnar Nurme, Meghan T. O'Nelll, Elise Paquette, Charlotte Perkins, Linnea M. Saunders, Eric Scheuch, Sara R. Service, Breanna Sowle, David Wallace. Kearsarge Regional High School High Honors Grade 12: Caitlin Anderson, James Lucas Beltz, Margaret June Bolger, Haley Rose Charnley, Marissa L. France, Michele Fredette, Aidan M. Gainor, Chloe A. Hodgdon, Elizabeth Rose Lovett, Peter Martin, Christopher J. Navarro, Dorothy J. Parsons, Marissa Anne Rondeau, Katherine Emma Salvatore, Alicia Souliotis, Georgia Souliotis, Alexander WIlson. Honors: Grade 12 Lauren Adie, Jordan Barthol, Tunothy J. Berube, Thatc;her R. Bourcier, Gemma B~dy, Catherine Broom, Geor~e Brown, Colin Allen Carson, Gabriel Carter, Jessie Carter, Bradly Donnelly, Stephen Donohue, Cote A. Dupuis, Alexandra Folcik, Oliver Gallo, Benjamin Gambino, Shannon D. Hallenborg" Brandon Hansen, Carolyn Haron, Jason Harrington, Erik Hauck,Shelby Rose Hearne, Alison L. Josefiak, Jeffrey Kozikowski, Justin Lamphear, Casey Laughinghouse, Tucker Lecaroz, Timothy J. Lewis, Zachary A. Lobdell, Taylor Lucey, Emma Clarke MacAllister, Brianne Maguire, Emily A. Mecus, Darienne Messer, Vincente Metrano, Emily Morcom, Corinna Lorraine Moskal, Zoey Neidozetko, Wade Ashley O'Neil, Mary Margaret Pickman, Charles Reed, Christiana Ross, Samuel J. Rushia, Bethany Slack, Conor Terhune, Samuel A. Van Etten, RoseMarie Vanderwerff, Haylie M. Wilson, Alexandra Wood, Katlyn Wyatt. High Honors Grade 11: Michael-David Reed Bell, Gabriella Ann Burns, Jonalyn Burt, Anna Cahill, Meghan Fortier, Bailey Kane, J. Carter Noodsij, Alexander Simoneau, Emma Tilley. Honors Grade 11: Teagan Adams-Hickey, Hayley M. Anderson, Nicholas Bailey, John Barber, Jordan Lynn Bixby, Karver A. Bosela, Victoria Botana, Emily Y. Bourke, Leah Bowman, Noah Martin Braun, Mitchell E. Brewster, Elizabeth Ann Brooks, Kristina Marie Camire, Brigid Katherine Carr, Colleen Clausen, Shane Patrick Corley, Marissa A. DeAngelis, Dominic Christian DiDominic, Caroline Foy, Benjamin H. Goss, Matthew Hahn, Keatton Hansen, Tanya J. Hill, Emily Irick, Caitlynn Mae Jackson, Molly B. Jenna, Tess Jewell, Hayley Joseph, Svetlana Kozikowski, Robert Lauster, Sarah Libby, Robert A. Matus, Logan Maville, Conor McGuire, Dylan Miller, Samantha Marie Mulvey, Amber Murray-Hager, Travis Newman, Alden Perkins, Karissa H. Petit, Tyalar Marie Pitta, Joseph Porter, Roudy Rehor, Oscar R. Reid, Lauren E. 'Rivet, Benjamin Joseph Sabo, Katharine Scheuch, Connor Shannon, Carley St. Louis, Kurt Thomas, Jocelyn Vierzen, Amber Young. High Honors Grade 10 : Haley M. Andersson, Alexander S. Bartholomew, Brianna Critch, Kelsie Elizabeth Dalton, Geneva H. Heffernan, Morgan I. Johnson, Emily Kelly, Laura Rodgers, Arianna Stokes, Kayne Torro. Honors Grade 10 Hannah Anderson, Andrew Arnold, Natalie Jean Baker, Bryson Barthol, Ryan Beattie, Michael Bechtold, Savannah Moon Bell, Zachary R. Beltz, Kendall Anne Blake, Lianna Marie Blakeman, Charlie Bossi, James Bromwell, Alexis Noelle Bryk, Claudia Carle, Aaron R. Carson, Rachael C. Ciavola, Taylor John Cochran, Jillian N. Cookingham, Joshua Cota, Shyann Emilie Desrochers, Jason T. DiGeronimo, Jonathan K. Evelyn, Michaela Folcik, Katrina Louise Gale, Maryellen Elizabeth Gale, Mercedes Gorman, Katherine M. Greenlaw, Harry Gross, Renee Hall, Joseph Hebert, Sarah Heffron, Ethan Hill, Erika Kainu, Mycah Kraushaar, Gretchen A. Krug, Benjamin LaPrade, Daniel Laughlin, Elliot V. Lukaitis, Cora McLean, Eric' Morin, Jessica Munoz, Benjamin Newbern, Katherine Paquette, Annah M. Piroso, Nathaniel Richter, Alton Rorick, Rachel Nicole Rosenthall, Matthew Roy, Alexandra B. Sailer, Lydia Schoonmaker, Melynda Seaholm, Robert Sternberg, Delaney Stone, Zachary R. Swinerton, Nathan Clyde Thompson, Drake vonKannewurff, Brittany Wallace, Alexander Gerard Wesoja, Savannah Woody. High Honors Grade 9: Jessica Baldasaro, Caroline Beaton, Cody Michael Best, Kaileigh Davis, Mary E. Dever, Devon Fortier, Emmaline Keene, Patrick Moore, Trent Noordsij, Anna Grace Stowell, Brianna J. Sullivan, Aidan Terhune, Cameron Webster. Honors Grade 9: Silas J. Allard, Emma Anderson, Eleanor Angus, Riley Merrill Antle, Zachary D. Astle, Shannon Bernard, Zander W. Blasingame, Andrew Bolger, Samuel L. Bourcier, Nicholas Brady, Ian Bready, Grace Fay Brooks, Sydney A. Bryk, Brandon Butcher, Morgan Carafa, Elizabeth Chadwick, Emily E. Charlton, Cynthia Clausen, Emily K. Collins, David Cross, Dawson Curry, Andrea Cutts, Ryan Dauphinais, Troy S. Davis, Taylor DegrootPloof, Jacob c. Donovan, Samantha Dow, Keelin Ann Dunn, Douglas Foy, Madison Frederick, Samantha Hardy, Hannah L. Hill, Austin Humphrey, Lillian Huntoon, Matthew LaPrade, Faith Leonard, Sophie Lizotte, Isabelle C. Lovett, Theresa MacDowell, Jenna G. McCarthy, Ian Thomas McLoughlin, Riley Pheonix, Samuel Milender, Brandon Navarro, Timothy Richter, Andrea Avery Rowe, Sophia Rucker, Avery Ruggles, Garrett M. Sailer, Elizabeth K. Service, Gillian Shannon, Kyle Slogic, David Smith, Abigail H. Stearns, Margaret Stockwell, Samuel T. Storozuk, Michael Sullivan, Devin Taves, Brandon Scott Thibodeau, Elliott Tucker, Jakob Ulrich, John A. Van Etten, Jakeb Vierzen, Jeffrey Wallace, Myles P. Ward, Samuel Williamson, Emma Wilson. 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