The Messenger – June 17, 2011

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C.A.R. participates in "Relay For Life"
The Hannah Dustin Society C.A.R. participated in the “Relay
for Life,” an eighteen hour team event to raise money for the fight
against cancer held at the Kearsarge Regional High School track,
North Sutton, June 3rd and 4th. Holding the C.A.R. banner on the
right is Team Captain and Society Vice President Maddie Snaith
and Society President Savannah Smith on the left. Other members
walking included Lydia Monroe, Sophie Snaith and Nathan Monroe
and Senior Society officers Kathy Snaith and Roxana Smith; other
parents walked too. The Hannah Dustin Society C.A.R. is sponsored
by the Mercy Hathaway White Chapter NSDAR. For information
please call Kathy Snaith at 526-7622.
Newbury man dies, another injured
A Newbury man was killed and another seriously injured
Friday night when a car hit the two while cycling on Route 103.
Robert Saturley, 64, suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced
dead at the scene. Michael Feeney, 63, also of Newbury, suffered life threatening injuries and remains in critical condition at
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Feeney is a Sullivan County
probate court judge. The two cyclists were headed east on Route
103 near North Peak Village in Newbury when they were hit by
Charles Crosbie, 86, of Bedford, who was also traveling east. The
accident remains under investigation.
Henniker man injured in ATV accident
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40, was riding near the Kelsey Notch lookout trail when he went
off the trail at a curve, striking a boulder and landing in a drainage ditch. McKean was treated at the scene, before being taken to
Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin with serious but non-life
threatening injuries to his chest, back and lower leg.
Two injured in Weare rear-ender
Two drivers were injured in an accident on Route 114 Saturday
morning. Police reports indicate that Roy Blanchette, 78, of Weare,
rear-ended a car driven by Molly Bums, 18, also of Weare as she
was attempting to turn into Dimitri's plaza about 10:30 a.m. According to Officer Brandon Montplaisir, both drivers were taken to
Concord Hospital for injuries that were not life-threatening.
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Newport graduates told to explore, dream, discover
The historic Newport Opera House has
hosted many a sold out performance and
it was no exception for the Newport High
School Graduation. The class of 89 seniors,
forced inside by threatening skies, lost none
of their spirit during the impressive ceremony. The Peer Pride Award, to outstanding underclassmen was presented to Leanne
Rubchinuk and Zeb Swenson.
Class President Nicholas Sullivan urged
his classmates to "Never take a minute of
life for granted," and quoting Mark Twain
told them to "Explore, Dream, Discover."
Class Essayist Emily DiPadova struck a
similar theme, "Go confidently in the path
you chose. Live the life you have imagined,"
she said.
Valedictorian Malia King reminded her
classmates "Winning is not a sometime
thing. Winning is an all-time thing. Winning
is a habit."
Salutatorian Joseph Tremblay took a
lighter tone, telling the audience about the
many friendships he made at the school,
and how you distinguish a friend from a best
friend. A friend, he said, "will bail you out
of jail, while your best friend, sitting beside
you, will say, Damn that was fun." It would
seem that Newport's Class of 2011 received a
quality education and had fun doing it.
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Public meeting set on Antrim wind project
The Antrim Planning Board has created
a task force to develop regulations and
ordinances for utility-scale wind projects in
Antrim. This Ad Hoc Committee has been
meeting weekly since early May and has
invited the public to a meeting on Wednesday, June 22, 7 p.m. at the Antrim Town
Hall to share information, concerns and
suggestions. Local input is needed while
the ordinances and regulations are being
drafted. The goal of the input sessions is
to have residents share data, research and
concerns that can be used as a guide to the
committee's work.
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Celebrating Our 71st Year
At the annual Community Awards Night at Antrim Grange the Agriculturalist
Award was given to the Kendall Family of Over East Farm for establishing the
Antrim Farmer's Market at Place in the Woods.
New London names Town Administrator
At their last meeting, the New London Selectmen welcomed
Kim Hallquist, the candidate who was chosen to fill the vacant
position of Town Administrator. Hallquist was one of 87 applicants
for the position and it was determined that she was the best. Chair
Mark Kaplan indicated that she had met with the administrative
team and the department heads and was anxious to get started. She
will begin officially on June 20.
Hallquist currently works for Local Government Center as a staff
attorney. Prior to that, she was the Town of Carroll’s administrative
assistant. She indicated that she enjoys municipal work and said she
was looking forward to working with citizens again.
New Principal at Newport Middle/High
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in Meredith was approved for the position by the School Board at its
last meeting.
The 40-year-old father of three boys will replace Barry Connell. At Winnisquam, Christensen was the English Department's
curriculum director, the summer credit director, and assistant principal, which put him in charge of the school's disciplinary policies.
Christensen administered a unique behavioral program that allowed
students to provide community service in lieu of in-school suspensions. A New London resident, he grew up in Amherst, and graduated from Milford High School. He formerly served as director of
career and technical education at Plymouth Regional High School,
taught at Nashua South High School and been an adjunct professor at Hesser College. He also worked with the state's community
college system in both Manchester and Nashua, and served on the
Kearsarge Regional School District Board.
He holds a Doctorate in educational leadership from Plymouth
State University/Argosy University in Sarasota, Fla.; a C.A.G.S.,
also from Plymouth State; a master's degree in business administration from Rivier College, and a bachelor's degree from Notre
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Hopkinton graduates told to 'Get Lost'
As the members of Hopkinton High
School's Class of 2011 entered the Durgin
Arena, they lined each side of the central
isle to "Clap In" the faculty as a sign of
respect and appreciation for their teachers. Once on the stage, Class President
John Wescott welcomed his classmates
with a challenge to reinvent themselves,
by deciding to succeed or not. Each of the
73 seniors took a moment in the ceremony
to thank those who helped and supported
them.
Kate Sintros, a social studies teacher
and class advisor gave the graduates
four must-dos for the rest of their lives:
Broaden your horizons; become an informed and active citizen; find something
you love and a way to get paid for it; and
stand up for what's right, "even if it means
standing alone."
Valedictorian Chloe Bohlman told how
she learned about responsibility from her
horse, which was plagued by constant
injury, while Salutatorian Rebecca MacK-
enzie quoted Robert Frost's line about
two roads diverging in a yellow wood but
felt that her life feels more like a series of
rotaries and stop lights. Either way, straying off course, she told her classmates, is
not always a bad thing. "Get a little lost on
the way," she said. "It will bring you where
you need to be."
To close the ceremony, the faculty
lined the central aisle to "Clap Out" their
charges as they begin a new phase in their
lives.
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While covering the Memorial Day program in Warner on May
30, 2011, I discovered that a visitor, a mother snapping turtle was
calmly going about her business of laying eggs in a field adjacent to
the Ela Bridge at the Warner River. The tossing of a wreath into the
river was the culmination of the program coupled with a volley from
the Post 39 firing squad. Even the noise from the firing squad did
not deter her as she went about her task of depositing her eggs in
the sandy soil near the river. Once she was discovered, a crowd gathered as the Memorial Day festivities had drawn to a close and the
participants were returning to the Legion Post on Kearsarge Street
Extension. I hope that “mother turtle” was successful in her efforts
and that she will be a good mother to the babies after they’re born.
Three finalists vie for Weare Principal
The Weare School Board recently hosted the three finalists for a
public meet-and-greet before offering one of them the job of principal of Center Woods Elementary School. The candidates were asked
to make a statement of introduction and then answered questions
from the audience and the School Board. Stacy Maghakian works in
the Litchfield School District. Her goal is to enhance school culture
and hopes to introduce a character education program at the school.
Jessica Potter, is the current assistant principal at Weare Middle
School and has been in the Weare School District as a student,
teacher and administrator for 22 years. Jeffrey Drouin is the current
assistant principal of Barnstead Elementary School. His goal is to
"provide the highest level of education in a safe and respectful environment" A decision is expected soon.
Hopkinton has a new Recreation Director
The Hopkinton Selectmen have announced the appointment of
Jessica Bailey as the town's new Recreation Director. Bailey knew
what she wanted to do while growing up watching her mother run
youth centers on Air Force bases.
Bailey graduated from UNH and holds a bachelor's degree in
recreation management and policy with a minor in business administration. She has worked in recreation for nearly 12 years, and
was the recreation director in New Durham. Bailey was one of 52
candidates for the position. From that the applicants were narrowed
down to 10 candidates, and the committee interviewed five of the 10
candidates and recommended three to the Selectmen.
Sgt. Russell Durgin - gone but not forgotten
The cold damp weather failed to deter
residents of Henniker and surrounding
towns from honoring the memory of a
fallen hero. On June 13th 2006 Sgt Russell
Durgin gave the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. 5 years later family and friends
gathered together to remember and honor
not only their home-town hero but also to
celebrate the life of the boy with the smile
on his face.
The day began with an 8:00 a.m. Mass
at St. Theresa's Church followed by a
procession, led by members of the Patriot
Guard, to Durgin's grave, where his mother
lay fresh flowers as bagpipes played.
After a few words of thanks from his
mother Jean, and reflections by Susan
Peterson of the NH Blue Star Mothers, the
procession resumed through downtown
Henniker, pausing to place a wreath at
the Sgt. Russell Durgin Memorial Bridge
on Route 114. The group then gathered
at Russ's home to share memories and
refreshments.
Bennington has the power
Police Chief Steve Campbell reports
that Bennington has received two generators. Campbell, who also serves as the
town's Emergency Services Director, said
that the town has installed a permanent
generator at the Town Hall and has also
received a portable generator, which will
be helpful for the Fire Department during
winter calls when its equipment may freeze
up after a power loss.
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SAU 43 Superintendent search continues
Kenneth DeBenedictis of the New England School Development
Council, the consultant hired to assist the SAU #43 board in hiring
a new Superintendent of Schools recently met with eight members
of the Newport business community who suggested talents and
characteristics the new Superintendent should have. Innovation
and the ability to be an agent of change topped the list, receiving
33 votes. Others included communication with 24, experience with
21 and personal with 14 votes. DeBenedictis led other focus groups
with staff and faculty from Newport and Croydon schools and held
an evening public session. He will then compile the results into one
list for the eight-member SAU 43 School Board to consider in the
process of hiring the new superintendent, who is expected to come
on board by June or July of 2012. Kathy Hubert, one of the business
leaders, made it clear what she was looking for. "We're waiting for
superman or superwoman,"she said.
No rush to hire Antrim's Town Planner
Charles Levesque and Jesse Lazar from the Antrim Planning
Board met with the selectmen to again request that the vacant
Town Planner position be filled quickly. Levesque said the board
needed staff help to do the research needed in drafting a new ordinance on wind farms. Chair Mike Genest said that, assuming SEC
takes jurisdiction over the current met tower application, the town
could hold off hiring a planner by using the Southwest Regional
Planning Commission for assistance. The board also plans to
increase the Planning Assistant's hours and hire clerical help to free
up more of her time for planning functions.
Two girls hurt in Warner ATV accident
According to the NH Fish and Game officers, two teenage girls
were injured in an ATV accident in Warner. Officials say 16-yearold Kelsey Ruff was operating the ATV on Sunday when she lost
control and rolled over. She and her passenger, 17-year-old Sara
Cobb, were both taken to Concord Hospital and treated for injuries
that were not life-threatening. It appears that speed was a factor
and neither girl was wearing a helmet. State law requires all riders
under the age of 18 to wear helmets and eye protection. Operators
under 18 also cannot carry passengers on an ATV due to increased
vehicle instability.
Area educators join the best of the best
The 18th annual NH Excellence In Education Awards (EDies) Ceremony was held
recently at The Center of NH Radison Hotel in
Manchester. Area educators receiving honors
included:
Chester Bowles, Region 14 Applied
Technology Center in Peterborough who was
chosen as this year's Career and Technical
Director of the Year.
Bowles stated that the success of the Center comes from the enthusiasm of the students,
the efforts of the teachers and the continued
support of the community and that he is a
mere catalyst that helps bring these groups
together for the benefit of all.
Corrine Lajoie, Hopkinton Middle/High
School who was selected as the 2011 NH
Middle School Counselor of the Year. Lajoie
has served as Hopkinton's Middle School
Guidance Counselor since 2001. Her "formal"
responsibilities are for students in grades
seven through nine, but Lajoie enjoys helping
sixth-graders transition to the middle school
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Matthew Laramie of Kearsarge Regional
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According to one of his colleagues, "Matt's
trademarks have been his honesty, openness,
and cooperation in his dealings with his peers
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His role as assistant principal has provided
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This process involves going to each structure in the town
and collecting the actual X, Y coordinates, all posted
addresses, and any new roads that we do not currently
have in our data. If addresses are not clearly posted, we
may need to verify resident or utility information. Should
the need for this arise, we will always be in a clearly
marked state vehicle and all employees have ID’s and carry
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After the collection process is complete we work closely
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Publisher’s Perspective by Leigh Bosse
Congratulations are in order. Messenger
readers are well aware of the shortcomings
of the Hillsboro-Deering School District.
Currently ranked as the fifth lowest high
school in the state, the district has now
undertaken a major effort to turn things
around and improve its status as a School In
Need Of Improvement. But, that is only part
of the story.
Recently, several events have highlighted the positive aspects of our schools and
the communities that support them.
1. The Hillsboro-Deering DECA Team
again received a 1st Place ranking in international competition, for the second year in a
row.
2. The Hillsboro-Deering Music program returned from a Cleveland festival
with 1st Place trophies in Chorus, Band and
Red White and A-Cappella
3. Three weeks ago The Messenger listed
the names of 47 H-D students who were
members of the Superintendent's Club,
which required four terms of straight A's for
membership.
4. Two weeks ago The Messenger contained a lengthy list of H-D underclassmen
who attained academic excellence in various
areas of study.
5. Last week's Messenger contains an
equally lengthy list of seniors whose academic achievement ranks with any school in
the state.
6. The same issue contains a listing of
scholarships awarded in excess of $150,000
to H-D graduates.
7. This week's Messenger lists 15 H-D
students who were named NH Scholars.
8. H-D senior Kiah Walker was recognized as a National Merit Scholar.
As in the case where things go wrong
and there is plenty of blame to go around,
in this instance, there is plenty of credit to
be given:
1st: To the students themselves, for their
God given talents and their dedication and
hard work.
2nd: To their parents, who expected
them to succeed, nurtured an atmosphere of
personal responsibility, and gave them the
love, discipline and support they needed.
3rd: To the people of Hillsborough,
Deering, Washington and Windsor who
have consistently provided one of the most
generous scholarship programs in the state.
4th: To the faculty and staff of this
school district who have aggressively challenged their students to strive for the best, to
be the best they can be and accept nothing
less than success.
As we work to improve on our weaknesses, let us take a moment to reflect on
our successes. In short, Congratulations to
us all.
Residents doubt wisdom of Bradford equipment lease
Rob Messer believes the Bradford Selectmen have made a sizeable mistake with the
equipment rental contract. Rob stated that
he has never seen a rental of equipment set
up for the summer; it is usually on an hourly
basis. If the equipment is used for 10 hours,
there is a huge amount of money used for
the rental. If for 1000 hours, then the rate is
not very much.
When the town has done large projects
in the past, these have gone out to bid to
construction companies, as recently as the
Center Road project. There are local excavators that have zero work. Putting jobs out to
bid would save the town more money.
John Mock stated that there are five
excavators here in town, a lot of them out of
work, and they all pay taxes in this town, and
the Selectmen voted to hire the Road Agents
excavator by a vote of 2 to 1. John advised he
feels the Selectmen are setting a very poor
precedent. It is not good for the town, and
not good for the tax payers, and it should not
happen.
True Then • True Today
To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which he
disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical.
~ Thomas Jefferson
Sugar River
Bank, headquartered
in Newport, New
Hampshire, recently
announced the promotion of three key
staff members to the
position of Assistant
Vice President.
Steve Smith has
Steve Smith
been promoted to Assistant Vice President,
Information Technology. A graduate of
Franklin Pierce College, Steve has been with
the Bank for nearly seven years and has 35
years of IT experience in banking, telephony
and the military. He is a past board member
of the Hopkinton Youth Sports Association
and has been a volunteer baseball coach
for 15 years, as well as a baseball coach for
Hopkinton High School for 8 years. Steve
also is a volunteer with Mooremart, a New
Hampshire-based organization that provides care packages to troops overseas.
Sugar River Bank also recently announced the promotion of Tara Booth to Assistant Vice President, Compliance and Risk
Management. She is a graduate of Champlain College and was recently accepted to
the Stonier Graduate School of Banking.
Tara has been with the Bank since 2007 and
Tara Booth
Tina Blythe
has 16 years of banking experience. She is
a member of the Newport Rotary Club and
is an active volunteer in several Rotary fundraising events. Tara resides in Newport with
her husband and son.
Tina Blythe has been with Sugar River
Bank since 1998, beginning as a teller and
then being promoted to supervisory and
managerial positions with the Bank over
that time. She was recently promoted to
the position of Assistant Vice President,
Branch Administrator. Tina has attended
and successfully completed multiple banking programs, recently including a two-year
program with the New England School for
Financial Studies. She is a board member
with the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of
Commerce. She and her husband are longtime residents of Newport.
DAR honors "Good Citizens" from area schools
Mercy Hathaway White Chapter of the
DAR recently celebrated their Good Citizen
winners at the NHSODAR Good Citizens luncheon, Holiday Inn, Concord, April 15, 2011. Attending, Jordan Allen a senior at
Kearsarge Regional High School, with her
parents John Allen and Jacqueline Collier and principal, James Daley. She will
attend Keene State College in the fall for
Graphic Design and minor in Business.
Rachel Grady, Hopkinton High School and
her father Steven Grady. She will study
occupational therapy at the University
of New Hampshire in the fall. Unable to
attend: Ashley Wing, Hillsboro-Deering
High School, daughter of Keith and Laura
Wing. Ashley had accepted an invitation to
attend a “Cross Country Award Ceremony”
before receiving the invitation to the luncheon.William Stevens Henriques, Proctor
Academy, son of Betsy Paine and Mike
Messenger
THE
Sugar River Bank announces staff promotions
Pictured are Mercy Hathaway White Regent
Angela Lavoy (far left), Rachel Grady (second
from left) a senior at the Hopkinton Middle-High
School, Jordan Allen (second from the right) a senior at Kearsarge Regional High School and Cindy
Daley (far right), Mercy Hathaway White Secretary
and coordinator of the Good Citizen program.
Henriques. He is in Proctor Academy’s
Mountain Classroom, last week on a Navajo reservation in Arizona and this week he
is on the San Juan River in Utah. He is with
9 classmates and two instructors until June
1st. His mother, Betsy and grandmother,
Gail Paine attended the luncheon. Pick up your
Messenger at:
Antrim: Antrim Marketplace, T-Birds,
Rick & Diane’s
Bennington: Harris Convenience,
Bennington Village Store
Bradford: Post Office, Lake Sunapee Bank,
Appleseed, Cobble Farms
Claremont: Market Basket, Hannaford's
Contoocook: T-Bird, Colonial Village,
Dimitris
Deering: Derring Town Hall
Francestown: Country Store
Goffstown: Sully’s Superette
Greenfield: Delay’s Store
Hancock: Fiddleheads, Country Store
Henniker: Harvester Market, Country Spirit,
Edmunds, Pharmacy, Pop Schultz, Simon
Center, St. Georges Cafe
Hillsborough: Sweet Expressions, Shaw’s,
Diner, Williams’ Store, The Corner Store,
Irving, Lake Sunapee Bank, Sovereign Bank,
Beauford's, Najib's
Hopkinton: Cracker Barrell, Town Hall
Jaffrey: Belletete’s
Newbury: Marzelli’s, Mobil, Out Spoken,
Lake Sunapee Bank, One Mile West
New London: Hannaford’s, McKenna’s,
Colony Marketplace, Gallery, Pizza Chef
Newport: Shaw’s, Irving, T-Bird,
Country Kitchen, Lake Sunapee Bank,
Sugar River Bank
Peterborough: Belletete’s, Agway, Shaw’s
Rindge: Market Basket, Hannaford’s
Sunapee: Digbee’s, Sugar River Bank, Lake
Sunapee Bank, Exxon
Sutton: General Store
Warner: Evan’s Expressmart, Irving,
Market Basket, Foothills
Washington: Washington General Store
Weare: Lancots, Couburns, Dimitri's
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Honors
Hopkinton High School
2011 Scholarship Recipients
American Legion Auxiliary Jake Lessels Miranda Murphy
Andrew J. Carroll Memorial TylerAnn Mack
Ascentage "Technology Entrepreneur" Scholarship Chloe Bohlman, Ian Russell
BAE SyStems FIRST Inspiration Awards Chloe Bohlman
Barry Regal Memorial Abigail Luneau
Brooke E. Blanchard Memorial Rachel Grady
Capitol Region Board of Realtors John Wescott
Christa McAuliffe Memorial TylerAnn Mack
Donald P. Clarke Memorial Jake Lessels Miranda Murphy
Earl J. & Evelyn M. Rice Memorial Travis Moore
Slusser & Concord Visiting Nurse Gabrielle Fanester,
Gertrude Houghton, Halina Loft, Hamilton "Toby" Brooks Wood III,
Cameron Givens
Harold M. Martin Memorial Rachel Grady
Hopkinton Education Association Alison Campbell John Wescott
Hopkinton Fire/Ambulance Rachel Grady
Hopkinton Police Association Cameron Givens
Hopkinton Rotary Scholarships Erin Bostic, Olivia Hamel, Sam
Helrich, Rachel LeGros, Catherine Ostholthoff, Ian Russell, John Wescott,
Elizabeth Wetterer
Highest Combined SAT Rebecca MacKenzie
Community Scholar Awards Halina Loft
Hopkinton Community Scholarships Erin Bostic, Corinne Conley,
Hannah Hamel, Olivia Hamel, Rachel LeGros, Travis Moore, Catherine
Ostholthoff, Alexandra Trahnstrom, John Wescott
Hopkinton Lions Club John Wescott
John D. & Anne M. Sullivan Alexandra Trahnstrom
John L. Babson Memorial Alison Campbell, Abigail Luneau,
Harley Smith
Ken Piatt Memorial Brooks Wood
Manchester Education Association Rachel Grady
Marion G. Kimball Memorial Alison Canlpbell
Preston R. Clark, M.D. Memorial Elizabeth Wetterer
Stacey Griscom Memorial Molly Noonan, Kara McClusky,
Superintendent's Award Ian Russell
Travis Aubry Memorial Erin Bostic
'Tween School 'n Home John Wescott
"20th Kid" Sean Powers Memorial Alyssa Boehm
William C. & Mary Barnard Sterling Jr. Gabrielle Forrester, William
French, Laura Jones
William C. & Doris E. Sterling Memorial Alyssa Boehm, Alison
Campbell, Olivia Hamel, Max Sink
Honors
John Stark Regional High School
2011 Scholarship Recipients
Ann Spurr Art Scholarship Isabel Bowser, Monique Avard Beth Borden Memorial Megan Aki
Beulah Brown Scholarship Katherine Muzzy
Bob Lunn Monique Avard, Reese Kincaid
Brendan Wilsie Scholarship Bobby Costanza
Catherine & Vin Swanburg Nathan Manna
Charles H. Tucker Bryanna Thibeault
Chester W. French Emily Mcdonnell, Jacob Poirier
Christa Mcauliffe Reanna Renshaw
Citizens Bank Scholarship Margaret Trier
Cold Springs Resort Kaitlin Lewis, Leah Rose Kendrick
Concord Teachers' Association A llison Harris
Deering Foundation Scholarship Ron Gilman, Kaitlin Lewis, Nathan
Manna, Reanna Renshaw, Rebecca Labranche, Mia Fournier
Deering Foundation Scholarship Ashley Olson
Dr. Francis Brown Scholarship Jessica Mozdierz
Evelyn H. Bean Scholarship Lucas Turcotte
George Parmenter Scholarship Lucas Turcotte
Halestown Grange Parker Gage, Jason Gagnon
Henniker Rotary Brooks Burt, Susan Yen
Henniker Rotary Ron Rosenbleeth, K aitlin Lewis
Henniker Teachers' Emily Lukasiak
Henniker Women's Club Bridget Sullivan
Irvine Family Memorial Award Patrick Gardner
James Crane/Henniker Rescue Natasha Maccini
John Stark Football & Cheer Brianna Compagna, David Morgan
John Stark Teachers Monique Avard, Shannon Daley, Ethan Schneider
John Stark Visual Arts Monique Avard John W. Blair Scholarship Kathryn Cullerot
Joseph Perrigo Scholarship Rachel Cisto
Kathie Henry Scholarship Leah Rose Kendrick
Kathy Conroy Scholarship Gregory Whitney
Lois Nicols And Elsie Brown Amber Lemay
Mary Coffin Memorial Paul Flaherty
Max Israel Scholarship Ashley Barr
Melissa Chase Memorial M
argaret Trier
Michael D. Munro Memorial Eric Pociask
Nancy J. Kataja Memorial Norrie Osgood
Norman C. Parmenter Zachery Turner
Philbrick/Clement Ashley Winslow, Amanda Mirando Ron Lesniewski Memorial Sarah Ray
Russell Durgin Memorial Frederick Dowd
Scott E. Parmenter Zachery Turner
Sean Alden Sandmann Memorial J oshua Levendowsk,
Daniel Meeden, Brandi Connary
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Honors
S ons Of The American Legion Ashley Winslow
Stonebridge Leadership David Morgan
Weare Chamber/Leon Paulding Alyssa Cowan, Eric Pociask
Weare Athletic Club Reanna Renshaw, Brianna Compagna
Weare Education Association Taylor Frarie
Weare Emergency Medical Leah Rose Kendrick
Weare Lions Club Scholarship Jessica Mozdierz
Weare Winter Wanderers Alan Chapman
Newport High School
Scholarships and Awards
Joseph and Josephine Bonaccorsi Award Alex Goss
Vaios and Mary Spanos Memorial Scholarship Saba Ilyas
Lake Sunapee Bank/Remington B. Woodhull Taryn Hubert
Lake Sunapee Bank Citizenship Award Malia King
Sugar River Bank Scholarship Nick Sullivan
Bill Bates Memorial Scholarship Award Harrison Wade
Lt. John F. Lee III Memorial Scholarship Ryan Hammond
American Legion Model Student Award Joseph Tremblay
Class of 1976 Model Student Award Katharine Kessler
Condon-Teague Memorial Scholarship Emily DiPadova
Mark Mosconas Memorial Scholarship Leanne Rubchinuk
The Spirit of Jake Scholarship Taryn Hubert
Davis C. Hemingway Athletic Scholarship Nick Sullivan
Justin A. Rollins Memorial Scholarship Ryan Hammond
Diploma of Distinction Alison Ayen,Taylor Chadwick, Rachel Dewey,
Robert Lamb,Emily DiPadova, Ryan Monahan, Nathan Dopp, Leanne
Rubchinuk, Alex Goss, Renee Smith, Taryn Hubert, Monica Stout,
Saba Ilyas, Nicholas Sullivan, Katharine Kessler,Joseph Tremblay, Malia King, Sarah Wiggins.
Hillsboro-Deering High School
New Hampshires Scholars
Hailey Beane, Natasha Cable, Isabelle Carter, Grace Chandler, Olivia
Erickson, Nathaniel Gautier, Tiffany Lewis, Brandon Lupien, Leighanna
Moore, Curtis Parker, Sarah Pepper, Austin Provencher, Kyle Provencher,
Devon Roarick, Ashley Wing. The 7 who meet the extra requirements
for the locally awarded scholarship were: Natasha Cable, Isabelle Carter,
Olivia Erickson, Nathaniel Gautier, Leighanna Moore, Curtis Parker and
Sarah Pepper.
Newport Middle/High School
New Hampshire Scholars
Alison Ayen, Taylor Chadwick, Rachel Dewey, Emily DiPadova, Nathan
Dopp, Alex Goss, Ryan Hammond, Taryn Hubert, Saba Liyas, Katharine
Kessler, Malia King, Robert Lamb, Catherine Merrill, Cody Merrow, Ryan
Monahan, Kassandra Rogus, Leanne Rubchinuk, Renee Smith, Joshua
Stout, Monica Stout, Nicholas Suliivan, Brianne Tait, Joseph Tremblay,
Harrison Wade, Sarah Wiggins
5th grader says 'You can't think when you drink'
Hillsboro-Deering fifth-grader Heather
Hilliard won the top spot for her grade in the
statewide Alcohol Awareness Poster Contest
sponsored by the NH Division of Liquor
Enforcement and Licensing. The contest was
open to all students kindergarten through
12th grade, who were asked to create post-
Dublin hires Antrim woman
The town of Dublin has hired Sherry
Miller of Antrim as its new Dublin Town
Administrator. Miller currently works as
the town and Administrative Assistant in
Francestown. Miller replaces former Town
Administrator Bill Raymond who resigned
after in March.
Miller began a career in town government in 1998 as the land use secretary in
Antrim, working her way up to her role as
Antrim Town Administrator, from 2000
to 2003. She left the to pursue a career in
the medical field and worked as a medical technician at Elliot Hospital and as an
emergency medical technician for the
Pittsfield Fire Department. Three years ago
Miller returned to town government when
she accepted the position as Francestown's
administrative assistant
Sutton Selectmen approve
Brownies Flag Drop project
The Sutton Selectmen have approved a
request from Brownie Troop 10713 to place
a retired flag drop box in Town Hall and at
the Transfer Station. The troop has joined
with American Legion Post 40 to create and
distribute retired flag drop boxes and will
be assisting post 40 with their flag disposal
ceremony.
Henniker Motors, Inc.
118 Foster Hill Rd, Henniker
Foreign & Domestic
Auto Repair
428-4407
ers discouraging under age drinking and
encouraging other healthy activities.
Hilliard's winning poster shows a brain
being zapped with the slogan, "You can't
think when you drink." Hilliard won a $50
U.S. Savings bond and four tickets to a New
Hampshire Fisher Cats game where she,
along with her fellow winners, will be honored. More than 500 entries came in from
NH Liquor Commission's "Investa-Gator (back) was on hand to congratulate Heather Hilliard (c) for
her winning poster as HDES Principal Noreen McAloon (l) shows it off and mother Teressa Hilliard
(r) looks on.
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Auto Repair
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1168 Concord Rd., Antrim
603-464-5045
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across the state, with 35 coming in from
HillsboroDeering. Many of the other entries
from the school highlighted the benefits of
staying alcohol free including success in
school, making good choices, building strong
friendships and. attaining goals, among
other things; All of the students who entered
from H-D will be given a certificate for participating in the poster contest.
325 North Stark Hwy (Rte 114) Weare • 529-5199
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Hillsboro • Phone: 464-4727 • Fax: 464-4012
Congratulations
to all local graduates!
Sunapee High School • Friday, June 17th at 6pm
Hillsboro-Deering High School • Friday, June 17th at 6pm
Hopkinton High School • Friday, June 10th at 6 pm (Durgin Arena)
Congrats to the Grads!
Congratulations Class of 2011
(no appt. necessary)
Rt. 202 North, Antrim
588-3460
538 W. Main St., Hillsboro
478-0091
Good luck in the future!
Lumber Barn
Great Brook
Veterinary Clinic
Ayer & Goss, Inc.
20 Hall Ave., Henniker
428-3333
Best of luck in the future!
Bob’s Barber Shop
35 West Main St., Hillsboro
464-5850
American Legion
Post #59
Good luck in the future!
Rte 114 Bradford 938-5161
Rte 10, Goshen 863-5601
Good Luck Class of 2011!
Western Ave Pizzeria
26 Western Ave.
Henniker 428-8442
John Stark Reg. High School • Saturday, June 18th at 10am
ConVal High School • Saturday, June 18th at 10am
Kearsarge Reg. High School • Saturday, June 18th at 3pm
Congratulations Class of 2011!
The Fiber Studio
161 Foster Hill Road, Henniker
428-7830
Congratulations Kaili Cilley &
Best Wishes Class of 2011!
John Cilley
Plumbing & Heating
130 N. Main St.,
Hillsboro 464-2000
Washington 495-6011
Finicky Framing
www.finickyframing.com
478-3726
Davis & Towle
Insurance Group
www.davistowle.com
428-3238
A job well done!
Yanni’s Pizza
260 West Main St, Hillsboro
464-4700
Best of luck!
Hillsboro
Chiropractic
Center, Inc.
Dr. James Powers
30 School St, Hillsboro
464-3833
Especially Nick & Taylor!
Terra Design
Landscapes
Congratulations Graduates!
HR Clough, Inc.
Oil & Propane
76 Pine Street, Contoocook
www.terradesignlandscapes.com 800-730-2426
Henniker 428-4258
Congratulations!
Brailsford &
Congratulations! Good luck!
AGS Services, Inc.
Company
78 Depot Hill Road
Henniker 428-7990
15 Elm Ave., Antrim
588-2880
Wishing You The Best!
Congratulations!
Angus Lea Golf
Course
126 West Main St.
Hillsboro 464-5404
Follow Your Dreams...
The Corner Store
281 2nd NH Turnpike
Hillsboro 478-3335
Hillsboro
House of Pizza
464-5339
DECA Graduates, wishing you
a bright future!
Withington
Auction, Inc.
17 Atwood Road
Hillsboro 478-3232
Congratulations!
1830 House Motel
626 West Main Street
Hillsboro 478-3135
The Mutt Hut
86 Prospect St., Henniker
428-7290
Congratulations from
We wish you all the best,
Class of 2011!
Stonefalls Gardens
184 Stonefalls Rd., Henniker
428-6161
We are proud of you!
Livingston's Auto
Henniker St., Hillsboro
464-5454
Best Wishes & Good Luck
to the Class of 2011!
686 Flanders Rd., Henniker
428-3245
64 Myrtle St., Hillsboro
464-5580
Best of Wishes!
PATS PEAK
McDonald’s
Hillsboro
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Charles R. Puleo, DMD
Look-N2-Store
Rte. 77, Concord Stage Rd.
Weare 529-4433
Best Wishes Graduates!
Red Coat Travel
Henniker
Veterinary Hospital
Congratulations & good luck!
Class of 2011!
246 West Main St.
Hillsborough, NH
Travel 464-4467
Congratulations Graduates!
Jcts 114/202&9
Henniker 428-7007
Congratulations!
425 So. Stark Highway
Weare 529-9911
Emporium, LLC
Small Animal & Equine Practice
Henniker 428-3441
Granite State
Communications
Country Spirit
Restaurant & Tavern
246 West Main St.
Congratulations have a good life! Hillsborough, NH
Realty 464-3053
Central SqUARE
464-3812
464-4888
Congratulations Curtis Parker &
Joe Adams & the Class of 2011!
Dunkin' Donuts
Congratulations
to the area Students!
Henniker Farm &
Country Store
110 Bradford Rd., Henniker
428-3255
Red Coat Realty
Central
Concrete Corp.
Jct 114 & 202
Henniker 428-7900
Good Luck on Your Future!
Red Coat Homes
246 West Main St.
Hillsborough, NH
Homes 464-3880
Follow Your Dreams...
Granite Quill
Publishers
246 West Main St.
Hillsborough, NH 464-3388
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Deering Center Rd.
Deering, 464-5311
TDS Telecom
25 School Street
Hillsborough
464-9911
Davis & Towle
Group, Inc.
Proctor Square
Henniker
800-491-3238
428-3238
www.davistowle.com
Ayer & Goss, Inc.
Monadnock
Paper Mill
4 Hall Avenue
Henniker
428-3333
Bennington, NH
588-3311
Rt. 114, Bradford
938-5161
Rt. 10, Goshen
863-5601
67 West Main St.
Hillsboro
464-3177
Look N2 Store
Red Coat Travel
Concord Stage. Rd
Weare, NH
529-4433
246 West Main St.
Hillsborough, NH
Travel 464-4467
Henniker
Veterinary
Hospital
Central Concrete
Corporation
262 Maple St.
Junction 202, 9 & 114
Henniker, NH
428-3441
24 Main St.
Antrim, NH
588-3711
Yanni’s Pizza
260 West Main St.
Hillsboro, NH
464-4700
H.R. Clough
Home Heating
Kathy Fraser’s
Hair Salon
Lumber Barn
Happy
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Cutter Flooring
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Sales & Service
76 Pine Street
Contoocook
746-3456
Jct: Rt. 114 & 202
Henniker
428-7900
StoneFalls Gardens
OPEN EVERY DAY
A Favorite Father’s Day Destination!
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Spruce Trees, Fruit Trees,
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• Archery Pro Shop
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• 3D Course — New/Used Bows
• New/Used Guns & Ammo
• Clothing & Boots
• GPS Units
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HENNIKER FARM & COUNTRY STORE
OPEN: MON.-SAT. 8-5; SUN. 9-1
110 BRADFORD ROAD • HENNIKER • 428-3255
Common Ground
Garden Market
Where plants and people come together.
June is National Gardening Month
Thank you to all our customers!
Perennials Hanging
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279 Henniker St., Hillsboro • 464-3645 • 9-6 Daily
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52 West Main Street
Hillsborough • 464-3250
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Granite State Senior Games
August 5 - 28 at regional venues
Play your favorites of 18 sports
Anyone age 50+ is welcome to compete
55 Henniker Community School Fifth graders graduated from
the DARE program.
Bennington man to spend a year in jail
James Remillard, 20, of Bennington was sentenced to one year
in prison in Hillsborough County Superior Court on Friday, after
pleading guilty to charges of negligent homicide and vehicular
assault relating to a car crash that claimed the life of 16-year-old
Rebekah Warren of Antrim last year. Remillard was also sentenced to 3.5 to 7 years in jail on the negligent homicide charge.
That sentence was suspended, on the condition of good behavior.
Once out of jail, Remillard will face two years of probation and
have to complete 200 hours of community service. He will also
have to pay the Warren family $12,266.60 in funeral expenses,
lose his license for seven years and must complete a driver safety
course before having his license restored.
Elkins Subcommittee set to meet June 20
Interim Town Administrator Linda Hardy gave the Selectmen
a list of 15 people interested in being on the Elkins subcommittee. Nate Miller, who works with the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee
Region Planning Commission and was involved with the plans
that helped New London win the grant would like to be included.
Selectman Peter Bianchi felt someone from the Board of Selectmen should be on the committee. Tina Helm didn’t think it necessary to have representation by the Board of Selectmen, but that it
would be good for them to attend some of the meetings.
Bianchi said that the people want to get started with coming
up with ideas before October, when the money is ready and an
engineer is hired. June 20th was determined to be the date the
committee would meet.
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cleaned and repaired, chimney caps
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woodstove installations and repairs
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Fuller Public Library invites you
to celebrate the opening of the new
Children’s Library & Reading Rooms
in the Governor John B. Smith House
Antrim adopts Hazard Mitigation Plan
In record time, the Antrim Selectmen dealt with several issues
on Monday night. A short discussion led to a unanimous vote to
adopt the new Hazard Mitigation Plan which the federal government requires be reviewed every five years and which must be
in place if the town is to qualify for FEMA funds. The board also
denied a request from the developers of Munhall Road to accept it
as a town road and authorized the hiring of 15 seasonal positions
at Parks and Recreation for camp and beach staff.
June 24 • 6:00 - 9:00PM
Music and refreshments featuring
the “Bible Hill Boys”
Mainstreet Warner announces scholarship winners
The Board of Mainstreet Warner, Inc. is
pleased to announce the fourth annual recipients of the Jim Mitchell Scholarship. A scholarship committee made up
of townspeople and former recipients
reviewed the applications and awarded
$500 scholarships to the following high
school graduates from Warner:
Pictured (above) from left to right;
Matthew Stasalovich, heading to the University of Maine/Farmington; Jennifer
Cookingham, heading to Colby Sawyer
College; and Elaina Love, also heading to
Colby Sawyer College. From monies raised throughout the
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the impact that the Warner community
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MainStreet Warner, Inc., is a nonprofit corporation co-founded by Jim
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These 5th graders prepare to board The MV Thomas Leighton for their trip to the Isle of Shoals.
Warner American Legion hosts 5th grade boat trip
Text by Rich Dahlgren,
Photos by Charlie Trowbridge. Eighty-eight students from the 5th
grades at Simonds Elementary in Warner,
Bradford Elementary in Bradford and
Salisbury Elementary in Salisbury, along
with their chaperons, and members of
Wilkens-Cloues-Bigelow-Pearson Post 39
and Auxiliary Unit 39 from Warner traveled to Portsmouth for a round trip voyage
to the Isles of Shoals on Friday, June 3,
2011. This is the 23rd consecutive year that
Post 39 has sponsored this trip. Arriving
at the Market Street pier, home of the MV
Celebrate
Father’s Day
Thomas Leighton, we all boarded the boat
for our trip.
Passing by the Navy Yard and under the
raised drawbridge of Route 1, the boat also
passed downtown Portsmouth, Strawberry
Banke, Newcastle and the closed Navy
Prison. All the teachers and drivers were
extremely happy with this trip and definitely want to do it again next year. Kudos to
American Legion Post 39 members Charles
Trowbridge, Post 39 Commander and John
Wallace, Past Post 39 Commander and
Unit 39 members, Sandy Trowbridge and
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Western $3
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Grilled Ham & Cheese $3
Tuna Roll $3
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
Saturday June 18
VFW YARD SALE: Sat. June 18, 2011, 8am to 2pm I00F
Hall, 513 Park Ave. Contoocook to Donate items call 7464959 for Pickup/Drop Off. Proceeds to benefit Veterans
of Foreign Wars Post 11490. “Thank you for helping us to
perform our mission.”
ITALIAN NIGHT - At the South Newbury Union Church
Friendship House, at the corner of Village and Sutton
Roads in Newbury, trom 5-7 p.m. Adults, $10, children
ages 6-11, $5, under five are free. Homemade desserts,
raffles. Handicap accessible, take out available. Info:
938-2064.
TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings - At the First
Free Will Baptist Church in North Sutton from 5-7 p.m.
Adults, $10, $5 for children under age 10; take out available. Information: call Joyce or Jerry at 927-4455.
CMH DEDICATION - At the Center Meeting House
(CMlI) at 2 p.m. The CMH is located at the corner of
Routes 103 and 103A in Newbury. Dedication of the
fully-restored CMH. Refreshments will be provided
along with much bell ringing.
FREE CONCERT - At the Center Meeting House (CMH),
at the comer of Routes 103 and 103A in Newbury, at 7
p.m. to celebrate the restored CMH. Seating will be on a
'first come, fIrst seated basis and there are 'no reservations.' Seating for about 200 people, doors open at 6:30
p.m. Seats cannot be saved for others.
Sunday June 19
CMH OPEN HOUSE - At the Center Meeting House
(CMH), at the comer of Routes 103 and 103A in
Newbury, from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., free. Celebrate
the CMH restoration.
ANTRIM FARMERS MARKET: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
the parking lot of Place in the Woods Trading Post, 128
Concord St., Antrim. Seasonal items will include baked
goods, berries, produce, honey, meat, poultry, eggs,
plants, yarn, fiber and other agricultural products. Space
open for new vendors. Chicken Swaps to be included 2
Sundays a month. Call 603-588-2446 for more details.
and tracks.
BACC ACTIVITY: Wed. June 22 3:15 - Baton Class
NEWBURY LIBRARY MEETUP - At the Newbury
Public Library, Rte. 103, at 7 p.m. Open to all area
residents; an informal gathering to meet others with
similar interests, to share thoughts and ideas. The topic
is food. All are invited to a sharing of information about
cooking techniques, unusual ingredients, and maybe
little-known great restaurants. No advance registration
is needed. Light refreshments will be served.
BACC ACTIVITY: Mon. June 20, 1 p.m. - Bridge Group
MOHEGAN SUN TRIP: The Gambling Safari is going to
Mohegan Sun June 20th. Cost: $42.00. Includes: Buffet
Coupon and Gambling Coupons, Transportation and
Driver Gratuity. Bus departs parking lot by Dunkin
Donuts at 6 a.m. Bus departs Wal-Mart parking lot
6:15 a.m. Call Newport Senior Center Activities Director
603-863-4458.
NEWPORT GOLF TOURNAMENT- At the Newport
Golf Club, sign in from 11-11:45, shotgun start: noon.
Information: Ella Casey at 863-1510.
SENIOR TRIP: Antrim Area Senior Center Castle in the
Clouds and Loon Center trip to Moultonborough, NH on
Thursday, June 23rd. Sign up by Monday, June 20th at
the senior center in the Antrim Presbyterian Church on
Main St., 9:00-1:00, or call Dennis at 588-3682. Limited
seating. Tickets: $15.00/$10.00 (65 plus), bus fare:
$14.00/Antrim residents $12.00.
BACC ACTIVITY: Thurs. June 23, 3:00-6:00 p.m. –
Farmer’s Market.
Monday June 20
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LEGION DANCE: Get your dancing boots on. The
American Legion Post 59 in Hillsboro is hosting the ever
popular Lonesome Train Band. Fish fry from 4:30 to 8pm,
Tuesday June 21
then the band takes over and plays all night. No cover.
HENNIKER CONCERT: Henniker Summer Concert
Come join Jerry and the boys and welcome summer
Series presents THE BEL AIRS, 7:00 p.m. Angela Robinson with loads of fun.
Bandstand,Community Park. FREE, join us for an evening NEW LONDON CONCERT Mary Haddad Bandstand
of nostalgia as this quintet sings great old Doo Wop
6:30 p.m. Tall Granite Jazz Energy and melody from this
tunes of the ‘50’s and ‘60’s.
large band specializing in tunes from the swing era.
GREETING CARD WORKSHOP - At the Kearsarge Area Saturday June 25
Council on Aging, 37 Pleasant St., New London.
LIBRARY VOLUNTEER PAlNTING DAY - At the New
BACC ACTIVITY: Tues. June 21 6:00 p.m. Yoga Class
London Public Works Garage on S. Pleasant Street. Help
Wednesday June 22
paint 18,000 ft. of new siding. Come when you can and
GPS MAPPING: the Basics at 6:30 p.m.
bring a friend, no experience necessary; brushes, rollers,
Pillsbury Free Library, 18 E. Main St., Warner. Tom Bour- beverages and snacks provided. Rain or shine.
goine, Wilderness Guide and Wilderness EMT and NASAR GOP OFFICE RIBBON CUTTlNG - At 12 MainSt., New(National Association Search and Rescue) will guide the port, at lO a.m. The Sullivan County Republican Commitgroup through the basic terminology and settings of a
tee has opened the new office. N.H. House Speaker, Wilhand-held GPS unit, then demonstrate how to make and liam O'Brien, together with Republican State Committee
save data sets to use in making personalized maps and
Chairman Jack Kimball, will be presiding at the ribbon
how to reload the data for future trips or to add points
cutting and open house for the new office.
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Robert Saturley
NEWBURY - Robert D. Saturley, 64,
of Bay Point Landing Road, died June 10,
2011, in Newbury in a bicycle accident, doing what he loved. He was born in Peterborough, Dec. 19, 1946, to Lester and Margaret
(Hannaford) Saturley.
Family members include his wife of
42 years, Joyce (Ladurantaye) Saturley of
Newbury; a son and his wife, Matthew C.
Saturley and Alana Renfro of San Diego,
CA; a daughter and her partner, Elizabeth A.
Saturley and Randolph Borbon of New York
City; two grandchildren, Evan and Isabelle;
two brothers, Richard and his wife, Jane
Saturley of Wilder, VT, and Russell Saturley
of Dublin; nieces and nephews, Chris and
Kim, Vanessa and Mendhie, Lisa, Jill and
Sheldon, David and Lisa, and Melissa and
Rob; grandnieces and grandnephews.
Memorial contributions may be made
to Multiple Sclerosis, 1361 Elm Street Suite
106, Manchester, 03101.
John W. McCrory Jr.
SUTTON- John W. McCrory Jr., 55,
died May 29, 2011. He was born in Pocatello, Idaho, July 14, 1955, son of John W.
McCrory Sr. and Ruth (Ambler) McCrory
Seyferth.
Members of his family include his wife
of 33 years, Julie (Welch) McCrory of South
Sutton; two daughters, Ashleigh McCrory of
South Burlington, VT, and Aubrey McCrory
of South Sutton; two brothers, Clifford
McCrory of Elko, NV, and Irvin McCrory of
Grantsville, UT; two sisters, Bonnie Ford of
Spring Creek, NV, and Corine Sills of Elko,
NV; several nieces and nephews.
Rev. John D. Westhaver Jr.
HOPKINTON - The Rev. John D.
Westhaver Jr. died May 31, 2011, at Hospice
House in Concord, after a brief illness. He
was born in Melrose, MA, to Jean (Johnson)
Westhaver and John D. Westhaver.
Family includes his wife, Karen (Lang)
Brook Westhaver; daughter Catherine; son
David; brother Kenneth Westhaver; sisters
Debra Church and Mona Westhaver; many
nephews, nieces and cousins.
Memorial donations may be made to the
Concord Regional Visiting Nurses Hospice
House in Concord.
Andrew Thomas Johns
PETERBOROUGH - Andrew Thomas
Johns, 78, died June 2, 2011, at his home in
Peterborough.
He was born in New Haven, CT, on
Jan. 17, 1933, the son of William Johns and
Helen (Sociaz) Johns.
He is survived by his wife of more than
27 years, Nancy (Nutter) Johns; his children, Debbie Sommo of TN, Andrew Johns
of FL, John Johns of CT; stepdaughter,
Beverly Caisse, and her son, Christopher Lee
of Concord, stepson, Master Sgt. Rick Caisse
of the U.S. Marines, stationed in Afghanistan; and his adopted sister, Gloria Pratt of
Connecticut.
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Donald A. Boyle
NEWPORT- Donald A. Boyle, 88, of
Maple Street, died at Dartmouth Hitchcock
Medical Center on May 30 following a short
illness.
Don was born in Newport on April 9,
1923, son of William and Edna (Sanborn)
Boyle.
Kenneth L. Herrick
NEW LONDON - Kenneth L. Herrick,
79, of County Road died on Sunday, May 29
at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in
Lebanon with family at his bedside.
Ken was born in Flint, MI. on March 13,
1932, the son of Elroy and Ethel B. (Wright)
Herrick.
He is survived by his family, his wife of
58 years, Betty (Van Gilder) Herrick of New
London; three children, Benjamin M. Herrick of Boxborough, MA, The Rev. Canon
Julie Cicora and her husband, Scott, of
Webster, NY, and Peter D. Herrick and his
wife. Amy, of Montpelier, VT.
NEW LONDON - Margaret (Thibedeau)
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Family includes her husband of 45 years,
Carlton Bradford Jr. of New London; a
brother Richard Thibedeau of Marblehead
MA; many cousins, nephews and neices.
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HENNIKER -- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE OR
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ESTATE SALE
HILLSBORO ESTATE SALE: 95 Antrim Road,
Hillsboro. Pickers Paradise. Furniture, tools,
wood items, doors, shutters, paint & much
much more. Fri. 8AM-2PM, Sat. 8AM-Noon.
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FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT: Lovely ranch, 2 BR plus
a den. Full basement, 2 car garage. Nice
backyard w/ fruit trees. Minutes to Emerald
Lake. Very neat. $1200/month, plus utilities, $1000 sec. dep. Call Pat 464-5193.
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DEERING: 1 BR MODERN EFFICIENCY. Private.
No smoking or pets. Ref & Sec. Dep. required.
Close to Hillsboro. $500/month after discount.
Call 464-5450.
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HILLSBORO: 1ST FLOOR, 1 BR APT. Heat & hot
water included. No dogs. $150 per week. Call
563-7173 or 924-7580 between 7AM-7PM.
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included. No dogs. From $145 - $185 per week.
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RIVERFRONT MILL, HILLSBORO: Contoocook
Mill Apts. Balconies overlooking river. Unique
barn style. TWO APTS. AVAILABLE. 1 & 2
Bedrooms. 1 BR, 1st floor, $625-$650 month; 2
BR, $695 (available July 7). NO SMOKING/PETS.
www.contoocookmill.com Call 1-888-873-3213
(landlord), 398-4614, 464-3686.
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Seasoned firewood $250/cord
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LOST DOG: MIDAS (PUGGLE) Pug/boxer
mix, light brown, black snout and ears,
white chest, black harness on 22 lbs. Cross
Road/East Deering Road. PLEASE DO NOT
CHASE, Call Immediately, 24/7. Leela 603391-5931 or Jackie 603-661-7773.
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Michael Ward’s
Donald Solomon
Electrician
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CUSTODIAN OR JANITOR NEEDED at American Legion Post 59, Hillsboro, NH. Part-time,
20-25 hrs/week. Apply @ 538 W. Main Street
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INSURANCE
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MATTRESS SETS: European Pillow Top Design.
Costs $950, will sell for $249; Twin Available at
$179 & King at $399. Still In Plastic. Warrantied.
Hand Delivered. Call 603-305-9763.
--------------------------------------------------------------FURNITURE FOR SALE: Assorted bureaus,
book case, end table, wood glider, rocking chair,
and large mirrors. Prices range from $20 to $75.
Call Pat, 464-5193.
--------------------------------------------------------------1989 32’ OVERLANDER MOTOR HOME: Immaculate condition. Asking $10,000 or BRO.
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