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Hopkinton 49 Stevens 45 The hawks led most of the game
until Stevens used a 10-5 run to take a 44-43 fourth quarter lead.
Hopkinton countered with their own 6-1 run to close it out. Jay
White had 13 points and Frankie Beane 10.
Hopkinton 67 Mascenic 52 The Hawks grabbed 59 rebounds,
and shot 17 for 25 from the stripe in a convincing win. Steve Auger
led with 19 points, followed by Frankie Beane and Jay White with
11 each.
Lebanon 55 ConVal 43 Trailing just 39-37 at the end of three,
the Cougars surrendered a 16-6 run and with it, the game. Tyler
Bradford hit for 13 points.
John Stark 67 ConVal 60 The Generals were hot early taking
a 26-13 lead in the first quarter. ConVal used a 20 point rally in the
fourth to make it close. Cody Drouin netted 21, Zack Grattan 13
with 18 boards and Nic Lloyd scored 14 for Stark.
John Stark 63 Hollis-Brookline 58 Trailing by 5 in the third
quarter, the Generals ran off a 20-11 fourth quarter run to regain
control. Nic Lloyd hit for 21, Cody Drouin 14 and Zac Grattan 10
with 13 boards.
John Stark 80 Kearsarge 62 The 1-10 cougars shocked the
Generals, taking a 30-29 half-time lead. Stark used a 30-11 third
quarter spurt to take control of the game. Jake Broom netted 22 for
Kearsarge with Dalton Courser adding 10. Nic Lloyd had 25, Cody
Drouin 14, Zach Grattan 13 with 13 boards and Ben Knapton 12 for
the Generals.
Pembroke 70 Kearsarge 51 Kearsarge jumped out 20-17 in
the first but were outscored in every other quarter. Jake Broom had
16, Dalton Courser 13, and Parker Hansen 10 for the Cougars
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Somersworth 4 ConVal 1 Goalie Parker Wheeler saved 22 of
the 26 shots taken but the Hilltoppers were too tough to handle.
ConVal 3 Kearsarge 2 Cougar Goalie Zac Kershaw made 35
saves but Conval prevailed for the second time in a week.
Kennett 9 Kearsarge 0 A trio of Kearsarge Keepers totaled 50
saves against the powerful, undefeated (11-0) Eagles.
Holis-Brookline 9 Kearsarge 0 Down 5-0 after the first
period, the Cougars couldn't recover, between them, keepers Sarah
beatie and Zac kershaw made 29 saves.
John Stark-Hopkinton 12 Laconia-Winnisquam 0 Six players scored in this dominating performance, led by Nick Saball with
5 goals.
Alverne 4 John Stark-Hopkinton 0 At 10-0 Alverne was too
good for the Stark-Hopkinton boys to handle, but they held the
Broncos to single digits which many teams didn't.
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
Saturday February 11
FAMILY DANCE NIGHT: Newport Montessori School,
96 Pine St., 5:30-9:30 p.m. with DJ Jeff Markle. Cost: $5
per person, $20 for family of 5 or more. Refreshments
for sale. Info: Christy Whipple, 863-2243 ext. 206.
SRKGC HIKE: Exploring Tucker Mountain in East
Andover. A walk in the woods. We'll be joined by Frank
Baker, a resident of East Andover who will help us to
recognize signs of animal presence. (M) Email Lee
Carvalho [email protected] (or 735-5719).
CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society
presents the Nelson Second Saturday Contra Dance on
February 11th, featuring Adina Gordon calling with
Trip to Nelson. Dancing begins at 8pm. Beginners and
singles are welcome - there is a short orientation before
the dance for early arrivals - and all dances are taught
throughout the evening. Admission is $8, $6 for senior
citizens and students.
HYMN FEST: First Baptist Church, Main Street, New
London, 2 p.m. Hymns old and new including special
music by soloists, tuba ensemble and choirs. Proceeds
of a goodwill offering will be applied to a music scholarship fund sponsored by the Deacons of the church.
Info: 526-6511.
HOPE ON THE SLOPES: Pats Peak, Henniker, 8 a.m.
registration, 8:30 a.m. skiing and riding begins and 9
a.m. tubing. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society.
Fee: $35 or $15 for Pats Peak Season Pass Holders and
a minimum of $100 raised per participant to includes a
full day lift or tubing pass. Raise $150 to compete in the
Vertical Challenge and raise $500 to be eligible to win a
2012/2013 Pats Peak Season Pass.
WALKABOUT: Travel the town of Nelson’s new short
trail to Bailey Brook Falls (on Harris Center land) and
also see some of the nearby protected land in Nelson.
For this moderately easy outing, meet leaders Meade
Cadot, Ben Haubrich, and Rick Church (of the Nelson
Trail Committee) at 9:30 am, on the square in the center
of Nelson. Ends around noon. Co-sponsored with the
Nelson Moving In Step Trail Committee. Call the Harris
Center at 525-3394 for more information.
ITALIAN BUFFET: Italian Night Buffet with special
chocolate desserts from 5:00-7:30 p.m. Adults:
$8.00; Children 6-12: $5.00; under 6: free. During the
same time, also check out the Chocolate Lovers Fair:
Chocolate goodies and related items for sale. There will
be Silent Auction Baskets and kids can make Valentines,
too. Hillsboro United Methodist Church.
Sunday February 12
POT LUCK SUPPER: Camp Morgan Lodge Washington.
5-7pm. Bring your own utensils. To explore a food coop
and skills coop.
SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES: COA Chapin Senior Center,
37 Pleasant St., New London, 2 p.m. You Were Never
Lovelier, 1942. Info: 526-6368.
JOSA JAZZ CONCERT: The Center at Eastman, Grantham, 4-7 p.m. with Cercie Miller & Dominique Eade,
renowned jazz saxophonist & vocalist. Cost: adult, $18;
senior over 61 or student under 17, $16. Info: 763-8732
or www.josajazz.com.
FREE PANCAKE BREAKFAST: First Congregational
Church Wilmot, 7:30-9 a.m.
HYMN FEST: First Baptist Church, Main Street, New
London, 2p.m. Hymns old and new including special
music by soloists, tuba ensemble and choirs. Proceeds
of a goodwill offering applied to a music schol3.rshi.p
fund. Info: 526-6511. '
Tuesday February 14
BREAKFAST CLUB BOOK: COA Chapin Senior Center,
37 Pleasant St., New London, 9:30 a.m. Cleopatra: A
Life by Stacy Schiff.
OUT AND ABOUT: The Fells, 456 Rte. 103A, Newbury,
10 -11 a.m. Children will Iearn about Earth's resources.
Activities include creating a sculpture using found
objects and playing a recycle race.
MEDICARE QUESTIONS: COA Chapin Senior Center, 37
Pleasant St., New London, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Anita Oeltke,
Medicare Coordinator for Merrimack County service
Link, will be available to answer Medicare questions.
Call COA at 526-6368. to sign up for this program.
LEGION POST 39 MEETING: N.H. Telephone Museum
lower meeting, East Main St., Warner, 7 p.m. Joseph W.
Whelehan, Past Commander of Post 39, will be installed
as District 5 Commander All Legionnaires and their
families are invited. Refreshments will be served.
GRAPEVINE PROGRAM: Director of the Grapevine
and lifelong resident of Antrim, Kristin Vance, will
discuss growing up in Antrim, the creation of the Grapevine, and sustaining social services on Tue., Feb. 14th, at
11:00, in the Presbyterian Church on Main St., Antrim.
Sponsored by the Antrim Area Senior Center.
Wednesday February 15
ORIGINS OF JAZZ: Tracy Memorial Library, New
London, 7 p.m. Free Winter Dessert Social hosted by
the library with program presented by the New London
Historical Society. Board member Roger Watts will share
his knowledge and Cady recordings of jazz.
HARRIS CENTER: The Lure of Mount Monadnock. Join
forest ecologist Dr. Peter Palmiotto and Monadnock
State Park Manager Patrick Hummel for a presentation
on the natural and human history of Mount Monadnock, including flora, fauna, and, on the human end of
things, the history of its use, management, development, and protection. 7 to 8:30 pm, at the Harris
Center. Call 525-3394 or [email protected] for
information.
SENIOR HEALTH: White Birch Community Center, 51
Hall Ave., Henniker. Senior Health Clinic from 1pm-4pm. To schedule appointment contact CRVNA at 224-4093.
K9 RESCUE: Paula Harper, a senior handler with New
England K-9 Search and Rescue will present an informational program at the Antrim Town Hall on at 7:00
p.m. All families in the community are encouraged to
PUBLIC NOTICE
Hillsboro-Deering, Washington and Windsor School Districts
Students, Parents/Guardians, and Community
Members are invited to Come Meet the
Candidates for SAU #34 Superintendent in
the Hillsboro-Deering High School Cafeteria,
• On Tuesday, February 14, 2012
5:00 – 5:30pm – William Rearick
• On Wednesday, February 15, 2012
5:00 – 5:30pm – Robert Hassett
to help an 18 year old
student at Project LIFT
learn basic math and
reading skills.
Interested?
Please call 464-5285
Events: Community Bulletin Board
attend this event, which is presented by Antrim Grange
as part of its winter series of public programming. Light
refreshments will be served by Grange members. For
more info, call 588-6615.
Thursday February 16
GREAT DECISIONS: Tracy Memorial Library, New London, from 10-11:30 a.m. A discussion program by the
U.S. Foreign Policy Association. Program runs Thursdays
through March 22. Register with the library.
Friday February 17
HARRIS CENTER: Training Workshop for Volunteer
Easement Monitors, Part 1 of 2. Become a volunteer
monitor for the Harris Center’s growing number of
conservation easements. Workshop will address
interpreting easement deeds to navigating with maps,
compass, and GPS. 7 to 9 pm at the Harris Center. (Part
2 follows on Sunday). WINTER WILD RACE: Pats Peak, Henniker, 7 a.m.
Participants ski, snow-shoe or hike up hill then come back
down using the same-gear. This is a four mile fun, familyfriendly and challenging event. All participants required
to wear helmets. Cost: $20 in advance, $25 race day.
FOREIGN FIILMS: At 7:00 pm at the Hancock Town
Library, Friday Foreign Film Fest - Reprise
CABIN FEVER SINGALONG: Are the walls closing in?
Get out of the house and come to Fuller Public Library
in Hillsboro at 7pm for a free evening of music and fun.
The Bible Hill Boys, Judy Fournier, Fred Sprague, and
Toni & Rick Spiegel will be performing along with a few
mystery guests. For more information call 464-3595.
Saturday February 18
FOX FOREST OUTING: At 1pm Snowshoe/ski cross
country led by Inge Seaboyer. 5:00 pm. Pot luck supper
with speakers to follow. "Its Not About The Hike" with
Nancy Sporborg and Pat Piper.
HARRIS CENTER: Muskrats and Habitat Phragmentation. Join Antioch graduate student Tamathy Stage for a
presentation of her research on how invasive plants are (or
are not) being used in the construction of muskrat lodges.
Followed by optional walk/snowshoe hike with Senior
Naturalist Meade Cadot to local muskrat habitat, in search
of winter lodges. 9 am to noon, at the Harris Center.
ANIMAL TRACKS: The Little Nature Museum will
sponsor the first program of its 2012 season from 1:30
- 2:30 pm at the Community Room, Hopkinton Town
Library, Contoocook. "Who Goes There? Identifying
Animal Tracks and Signs" will be presented by awardwinning environmental educator, Ruth Smith. The
program is free; donations are appreciated. For more
information or weather-related cancellation information call 603-746-6121.
SRKGC HIKE: Looking for wildlife while walking from
NH 4A to Wilmot Center (SRKGC trail 7) and climbing
over Bog Mountain’s ledges to Wilmot Center. 4.6 miles.
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Sunday February 19
FREE SENIOR DINNER: American Legion Post #59
Hillsboro. 1:00 p.m. No take outs.
HENNIKER HISTORICAL: The Henniker Historical
Society will host Dwight Phetteplace, a New Hampshire
born and raised singer, songwriter, and finger style
guitarist, at the Henniker Community Center, 57 Main
Street, at 2:00 p.m. Mixing familiar folk and oldies with
his own New England flavored originals. Dwight is well
known in the New Hampshire music scene. Best known
for his CD “Down the Merrimack”, which contains two
award-winning originals, he is an audience favorite
throughout New England. Over the last few years he
has regularly performed at the Henniker Farmers Market. Admission is free and refreshments will be served
COMMUNITY SUPPER: Please join us for a free
community supper at the Congregational Church of
Henniker Sunday, February 19@ 5pm in our parish hall.
Thursday February 23
NEC THEATRE: The New England College Theatre Department in partnership with the American Foundation
for Equal Rights (AFER) and Broadway Impact announce
a one-night-only reading of“8,” a play chronicling the
historic trial in the federal constitutional challenge to
California’s Proposition 8, The New England College
performance of “8” takes place on Thursday, February
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The "Hot Shots," a jump rope demonstration team from Newmarket Elementary School presented
a program on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 for Kearsarge Elementary students as the kick-off to Jump
Rope for Heart. KRES at Bradford and Sutton will hold The Jump Rope for Heart event will be held on
Thursday, March 8th at KRES Bradford and Sutton, and on Friday, March 9 at KRES New London and
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Sunapee Warrant Articles proposed
Sunapee voters will be asked to approve
the following money article on the warrant:
Article 2: $975,000 Bond to partially
fund the design, construction and furnishing of a new town library.
Article 3: $2,520,000 Bond to fund
the design, engineering and construction of
the Sewer to Perkins Pond.
Article 5: $5,964,109 Operating
Budget. Should this article be defeated, the
default budget shall be $5,970,079
Article 6: $1,725,000, to partially fund
the design, construction and furnishing of
a new town library and for the purchase
of 2.78 acres of land for the new library at
Sargent Road and Route 1. The total cost
of the Library Project for design, construction, furnishing and land purchase will be
$2,700,000 funded by the bank note of
Article 2.
Article 7: $200,000 to take the necessary action to determine the method of
replacement and to replace the water intake
pipe.
Article 8: $33,000 to purchase and
equipt a new truck for the Highway Department and to fund this appropriation by,
authorizing the withdrawal of up to $33,000
from the Highway and Transfer Station
Capital Reserve fund.
Article 9: $87,000 to be added to
the Fire Apparatus Capital Reserve Fund.
Article 10: $137,300 to be added to the
Highway and Transfer Station Equipment
Capital Reserve Fund.
Town Bridges Capital Reserve Fund.
Article 12: $25,000 to be added to
the Town Buildings Maintenance Capital
Reserve Fund.
Article 13: $15,000 to be placed in the
Conservation Commission Fund.
Article 14: $100,000 to pay an additional principal payment on the Note
for the Safety Services Building, and
withdraw that sum from the Hydroelectric
Revenue Fund.
Cemetery Expendable Trust Fund.
Article 16: $5,000 to be placed in the
Milfoil Control Non-Capital Reserve Fund.
Article 17: $5,000 to be added to the Used
Highway Equipment Capital Reserve Fund.
58 Main Street Capital Reserve Fund.
Article 22: $21,000 to purchase skate/
bike park equipment for the current Route
11 skate park location.
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Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce President Peter "Repete" Fenton, Jr. (l) and Executive
Director Jennifer Tockman hosted the Chamber's First Annual Awards Dinner at Ellie's Restaurant in
New London recently.
A 3 Topping Thin Crust Pizza!
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3rd annual 'Taste Of Hillsboro' on March 17th
Hillsboro NH Scholars is proud to announce the 3rd annual “Taste of Hillsboro”
event. The Taste of Hillsboro will be held
on March 17th at the Hillsboro Deering
Middle School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many
local restaurants in attendance to give the
community an opportunity to try selected
items off their menu. This event will be free
to attend, but you will purchase tickets at
the door to try the food. Tickets will be $1
each in $10 increments. The restaurants will
have tables set up in the middle school gym/
cafe with different selections for you to try,
but rather than using money to purchase
the food everything will be priced by tickets.
There will be tables in the center of the gym/
cafe for you to sit, relax and socialize. Music
will be provided Hickory Horned Devils.
Many of the band members performed last
year as Tmud and the Spuds. At the conclusion, a portion of the proceeds will go to the
local NH Scholars fund. Restaurants will be
encouraged to offer coupons, specials and
have menus available for their locations
to be used at a later date. NH Scholars will
also have raffles and door prizes to win at
the event. For more information about this
event, if you are interested in having a table
at the event or if your business would be
willing to donate an item for the raffles to
help support Hillsboro’s NH Scholars please
contact either John Bramley at jbramley@
hdsd.k12.nh.us or Joe Walker at jwalker@
hdsd.k12.nh.us.
Project LIFT receives Granite State Reads grant
Project LIFT Adult Learner Services
Literacy Program is pleased to announce
it is the recipient of a Granite State Reads
grant in the amount of $991.52 to benefit
the Greater Peterborough Literacy Initiative,
in Peterborough, NH.
Project LIFT has provided free tutoring
instruction to over 1000 people in Hillsborough and several surrounding towns
since 1992. The main classroom is located
in Hillsborough with satellite locations in
surrounding libraries and other community
locations.
The new effort to provide services in the
Peterborough area will allow those seeking
instructional services for GED (general educational development) preparation, free of
charge, a much more realistic and attainable
goal. People from Peterborough, Temple,
Francestown, Greenfield, New Ipswich
and Antrim/Bennington area, now have
choice to attend classes in Peterborough or
Hillsborough. Classes have begun at the Riverview Apartments one night per week. Additional instruction times and locations are
now being considered. Judy Fournier, LIFT
Program Director states that volunteers
are occasionally matched with students for
one-on-one support. However, the extensive
time and effort managing volunteer recruitment and on-going direction has limited
this structure. Although volunteers are still
very much welcome, with the new collaboration, consistent programming is possible.
If interested in attending classes or to find
out about volunteer opportunities, please
contact Judy Fournier, Program Director at
(603) 464-5285.
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Kenneth J. Arnold
RENO, NV - Kenneth J. Arnold, 59,
died in Reno, NV on February 1, 2012
after a lengthy illness. Born in Milwaukee,
WS on Nov. 6, 1952, he graduated from
Lawrence High School in Fairfield, ME and
the Maine Maritime Academy. He lived
in Washington, NH with his wife, Terry
(Brook) who predeceased him. He was
also predeceased by his brother, Richard
Arnold and his sister, Betty Ann Dorr. He
is survived by his son, Shane of CA; his
mother Madeline Arnold of Newport, NH;
a brother Thomas Dorr and his wife Nancy
of Hillsboro, NH, a brother, David Arnold
and his wife Katherine of New London,
NH, his brother, Donald Dorr and his wife,
Adrienne of Oregon, several nieces, nephews and friends. He will be greatly missed.
Fred Coombs
NEW LONDON - Fred Goddard
Coombs, 95, died Feb. 4, 2012. Born in
Brattleboro, VT, August 20, 1916, he was
the son of Fred H. and Myrtle (Place)
Coombs. He is survived by two sons,
Frederick W. Coombs of Essex Junction,
VT, and Lawrence E. Coombs of Olivebridge, NY; a daughter, Barbara C. Gaskin of
Sherborn, MA; four grandchildren, Peter
and Sarah Coombs, Michael and Evan
Gaskin; a sister, Elizabeth Woodbury of
Woodstock, VT; his friend and neighbor,
Louise Bailey of New London; nieces and
nephews. Memorial contributions may
be made to The First Baptist Church,
P.O. Box 336, or the Council on Aging, 37
Pleasant St., both in New London, 03257.
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Herbert Flanders
PLYMOUTH - Herbert Flanders,
91, passed away on Jan. 31, 2012. Born
on June 13, 1920, in Plymouth, he was
the son of Percy W. and Mildred Chase
Flanders. Herb married Hattie Bruce on
June 14, 1941, and was separated only by
her death in 1978. He is survived by their
children, Robert Flanders, Ethel Escalera,
Becky Curtis and Tom Flanders. He is
also survived by many grandchildren and
great-grandchildren; as well as a sister,
Becky Erickson Fraundorfer; a brother,
John Armstrong; and nieces and nephews.
He remarried in 1981 to Lee Renshaw and
became stepfather and "Grandpa Herb"
to many more children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren. Donations can
be made to the VFW Post #8268, Bennington, 03442, the Bennington Historical
Society, Bennington, 03442, or the Sons
of The American Revolution, Saramana
Chapter Trust Fund c/o Victor McMurray,
1204 Mallard Marsh Drive, Osprey, FL.
34229-6812.
Elizabeth (Martz)
Freeman
PETERBOROUGH - Elizabeth (Martz)
Freeman ("Lisa") of Peterborough, and
formerly of Winchester and Newton, MA)
passed away on Jan. 30, 2012, at home.
Lisa was born Feb. 8, 1927 in Laurium,
MI, daughter of the late Elsa Baafack Martz and Lieutenant Colonel Forrest Martz.
Lisa is survived by her husband, Richard
W. Freeman of Peterborough, her two
sons, Eric Alden Freeman and his wife,
Kathleen J. Freeman, Esq, of Wayland,
MA, and Christopher Atwood Freeman of
Oakland, CA; and a grandson, Alexsandr
R. Freeman. In lieu of flowers, a memorial
gift may be made to Dana-Farber Cancer
Institute or Home Healthcare Hospice
Community Services, PO Box 496, Peterborough, NH, 03458.
Sandra Jean Block
WEARE - Sandra Jean (Gove) Block,
60, died Feb. 3, 2012, at the Concord Hospice House. She was born Dec. 30, 1951
in Concord to Virginia and the late David
Gove. She is survived by her husband,
Robert Block of Weare; mother, Virginia
Gove of Concord; son, Lt. Col. Jay Block,
USAF, stationed in Holland; daughter-inlaw, Kelli Block; and three grandchildren,
Madison, Tyler and Kennedy. She is also
survived by a brother, Donald Gove of
Concord, several cousins and many close
friends. She was preceded in death by her
father, David, and brother, Gregory.
Howard Arthur Baxter
NEW LONDON - On Jan. 28, Howard
Arthur Baxter, 96, died at his home in New
London. Carrol Addis Baxter, his wife of 72
years, was at his side. Mr. Baxter was born
in 1915 in Cedar Rapids, IA. He is survived
by five children, Karen Cooper and husband
Thomas of New London, Kendra Gemmett and husband Robert of Rye, Linda
Baxter Lasco of Paducah, KY, George Addis
Baxter and wife Susan of Hellertown, PA,
and Howard Arthur Jr., of Foxboro, MA; 12
grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may be made to
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86 Prospect St.
Henniker
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since 1988
603-428-7290
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 336, New
London, NH 03257.
Helvi Maria (Hakala)
McHenry
NEWPORT - Helvi Maria (Hakala)
McHenry, 98, died Jan. 28 at Woodlawn
Care Center in Newport. Helvi was born in
Greenland, MI, on July 1, 1913, to Finnish
immigrants Charles and Ida Susannah (Sillanpaa) Hakala. Helvi was predeceased by
her daughter Helen Seidman, her brother
Fred Hakala, and her husband William in
1998 after 65 years of marriage. Survivors
include her daughter Susan and husband
Charles Crickman, Newbury; six grandchildren: Ruth Shannon, Yehuda Seidman,
Rachel Seidman, all living in Israel; Peter
and wife Grace Crickman, Marriottsville,
MD; Nancy Crickman and husband John
McKinstry, Swarthmore, PA; Kenneth and
wife Chrysa Grickman, Bethesda, MD. She
is also survived by six great-grandchildren:
Katie McKinstry, Dani Crickman, Luke
McKinstry, Steven Crickman, Genni Grickman and Charlie Grickman. Donations in
Helvi's memory may be made to the Upper
Valley Humane Society, 300 Old Route 10,
Enfield, NH 03748.
Boyd Harding Carr, Jr.
NEW LONDON - Dr. Boyd Harding Carr, Jr., 95, of Red Brook Rd., died
Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011, in New London.
He was born in Midland, MI, on July 28,
1916, the son of Boyd Harding Carr, Sr.,
and Mildred Sleight Carr. Members of his
family surviving include his wife of 68 years,
Shirley (Lent) Carr of New London; three
daughters, Sandra of Michigan, Kimberly
of California and Pamela of Maryland; four
grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. He was predeceased by a sister, Elizabeth Carr Scott and a brother, Dr. Edward
Sleight Carr. Memorial contributions may
be made to the Upper Valley Humane Society, 300 Old Route 10, Enfield, NH 03748
or to the New London Hospital, 273 County
Rd., New London, NH 03257.
Elsie (Regan) Bailey
SOUTH SUTTON- Elsie (Regan) Bailey,
86, of Blaisdell Lake, died Friday, Feb. 3
at her daughter's home. She was born in
Boston on Aug. 23, 1925, the daughter of
John E. and Elsie (Goudey) Regan. She is
survived by a daughter and her husband,
Gail and Carl Olson of South Sutton; a son
and his wife, Richard C. Jr. and Kate Bailey,
of Bow; four grandchildren, Sheri and her
husband, Stephen Valiquet, Ken and his
wife, Tobyn Olson; Richard C. Bailey III and
Sarah Bailey; three great-grandchildren,
Zachary, Stephen and Paige. Memorial
contributions may be made to the Blaisdell
Lake Protective Association, P.O. Box 453
South Sutton, NH 03273.
Doris C. Babneau
PETERBOROUGH - Doris C. Babneau,
88, longtime resident of Dublin and more
recently of Alstead died peacefully on Feb;
3, 2012; at the Monadnock Community
Hospital in Peterborough following a pe-
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Bennington Voters passed along the
warrant as presented by the Select Board
and Budget Advisory committee at Tuesday's deliberative session with only one
minor amendment to an article requesting
funds for sidewalk improvement. The town
budget is set at $1,509,784, with a default
budget of $1,486,056.
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riod of failing health. She was born Sept.
21, 1923, in Keene, daughter oft the late
Frank E. and Hattie (Brown) White. She
is survived by her son, Clarence Edward
Babneau of Alstead with whom she had
lived, daughters, Betty, Wilkinson and her
husband, Bob of Manchester, Doris Bunk
of Dublin, Linda LaFlamme and husband,
Larry of Dublin and Katen Lightbody
and her husband, John of Stoddard, 12
grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren,
four great-great-graridchildren,several
nieces, and nephews. In addition to her
parents, she was predeceased by her
husband, Clarence, "Chick" Babneaa,
who died in 1986, her daughter, Nancy
Murray, a brother; William M. White as
well lis her two sisters; Gladys Verry and
Eunice Gaylor.
In lieu of flowers, the family has asked
that memorial contributions be made to
the Good Neighbor Fund; Post Office Box
486, Jaffrey; 03452.
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