The Messenger – June 27, 2014 pages 17-32

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COME TO THE CIRCUS - Overture with the Kelly Miller Circus Band.
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RULERS OF THE JUNGLE
Ryan Holder’s amazing array of terrifically talented tigers in a dazzling display of their natural abilities.
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MUSICAL MADNESS
Steve and Ryan provide a number from their musical depreciation society songbook.
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MASTER OF BALANCE
Always ready to aid a young lady in distress, Fridman Torales heads for the top of the big top
to retrieve an errant balloon.
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SPLENDID IN STRIPES
Capt. Mike Rice’s liberty zebras in a blaze of black and white.
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JUGGLING JAMBOREE
Lighting fast juggling by Raul Olivares.
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CAPRICIOUS CARPENTRY
Carpenters Steve and Ryan from the Miracle Construction Company go to work.
The company’s motto “If we built it, it is a miracle” says it all.
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EXOTIC ECLECTIC JUNGLE EXTRAVAGANZA
Rebecca Ostroft, King Lamount, and the North Starlets in a colorful combination of dance,
aerial expertise, and fire manipulation.
• • • • INTERMISSION • • • •
HIGH SPEED HULA HOOPS
Almost everyone has tried to keep a hula hoop spinning, Patsy Rosales shows how to do it
circus-style. Watch closely, you will lose count as hoop after hoop is added to this whirling wonder.
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PRIDE OF THE PAMPAS
Time for a trip to Argentina with Music, dance and marvelous manipulation
from the fantastic Fusco Family.
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A VISIT TO THE DENTIST
Steve and Ryan provide an educational experience with a hilarious hygienist.
No need for laughing gas when these two are involved.
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PERIPATETIC PATRIOTIC PAGEANTRY
Carolyn Rice’s red, white, and blue animal revue featuring an amazing assortment of educated
animals including luxurious llamas, prodigious pygmy goats and delightful doggies.
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UTTERLY UNBELIEVABLE
Girard Portugal defies gravity performing an unbelievable upside down exhibition of skill and daring.
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PONDEROUS PERFORMING PACHYDERMS
The biggest starts in show business, everyone’s favorites our Kelly Miller elephants
presented by Armando Loyal.
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MAGICAL MATADOR
The challenges of Bullfighting are compounded when Tony encounters this uncooperative “bull.”
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PEERLESS PERCH POLE PERFECTION
The Rosales Family take balance to new heights.
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FINALE
Join us in a Birthday Party Celebrating 75 Years of Sensational Circus!
Happy Birthday Kelly Miller Circus!!
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Honors
Live and Local
with Ben Sarro
6 AM 9 AM
Dennis Miller
9 AM 10 AM
Julia Meisser receives her diploma from Weare Middle School Principal Mark Wills as School Board Chair
Matt Thomas looks on. Meisser was class Valedictorian. Photo by Bronda Crosby.
Hillsboro-Deering Middle School Awards
Barry Armstrong’s
Money Matters
10 AM Noon
Rush Limbaugh
12 PM 3 PM
Howie Carr
3 PM 7 PM
President's Award for Educational Excellence
Ethan Blevins, Cassidy Bryer, Alexandra Buciak,
Heather Cavender, Thomas Ferguson, Mallory Fraser,
Mara Grady, Samantha Grondin, Teah Johnson,
Jennifer Lansil, Nicholas Lester, Catherine Montanez,
Faith Murrey, Madeline Parisi, Pia Pellicano, Jessica
Peschel, Lydia Powell, Ruth Robinson, Gabriella
Sirmones Cassina, Tia Smith, Kaelyn Snair, Dustin
Vancleave,
Nickolas Wheeler, Emily WightmanColby Wilkens
The President's Award for
Educational Achievement
Bryanne Bustead, Tyler Davy, Lucas Dominick, Caylin
Kozlowski, Justin Learn, Taveya Ortiz, Alecia Parker,
Molly Snow, Jessica Valente
Principal's Award
Amelia Gamache, Nicholas Lester
Student of the Middle School Years
Thomas Ferguson, Kaelyn Snair, Emily Wightman
Student of the Year
Alexandra Buciak, Jack Ferguson, Thomas Ferguson,
Ryan Gillett, Samantha Grondin, Halie Hurd, Jessica
Peschel, Kaelyn Snair, Emily Wightman, Colby
Wilkens, Sam Zdon
Excellence in English
Grade 8 Bryanne Bustead, Colby Wilkens, Lucas
Dominic, Mallory Fraser, Thomas Ferguson, Ryan
Carone
Grade 7 Halie Hurd, Thomas Gramitt, Joshua Marshall, Kimberly Rodier, Merrrick O’Malley, Zoe Galatas
Grade 6 Elizabeth Falconer, Gunner Hagstrom,
Morgan Racine, Miranda Feighery
Madeline Murdough, Kayla Parker
Excellence in Social Studies
Grade 8 Alexandra Buciak, Lydia Powell, Dustin
Vancleave, Bryanne Bustead, Heather Cavender,
Samantha Grondin
Grade 7 Joshua Marshall, Izabella Warren, Madison
O’Brin, Lily Denslow, Samuel Zdon
Grade 6 Julien Howell, Lily Gibson, Kieren Kenney,
Cameron Moore, Brian Gibbs
Excellence in Math
Grade 8 Angelee Boyle, Nicholas Lester, Nickolas
Wheeler, Jessica Valente, Samantha Grondin, Ethan
Blevins, Evanne Evans
Grade 7 Ryan Gillett, Izabella Warren, Serenity May,
Landon McClure, Gabriel Wallace
Grade 6 Sawyer Jones, Cooper Brien, Nathan Mcgillicuddy, Max Costello, Amos Ek, Dan Day
Excellence in Science
Grade 8 Nicholas Lester, Samantha Grondin, Tyler
Davy, Catherine Montanez, Mallory Fraser
Grade 7 Ryan Gillett, Zachary Camp, Brett Edsall,
Cheyenne Elliott, Samuel Zdon
Grade 6 Caitlyn Bettez, Jack Ferguson, Ambrose
Meadows, Charles Veitch, Alexander Smith,
Gunner Hagstrom
Excellence in Physical Education
Grade 8 Emily Wightman, Dustin Vancleave, Tyler
Davy, Ethan Blevins, Rachel Dalphond
Grade 7 Elijah Winters, Ryan Gillett, Skie Heck,
Jamie Atwood, Izabella Warren
Grade 6 Gunner Hagstrom, Jack Ferguson, Joseph
O’Brien, Mia Carter, Kayla Parker
Excellence in Tech Ed
Grade 8 Zach Dube, Justin Learn, Lucas Dominick,
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Honors
Kaelyn Snair, Alexandra Buciak, Alan Clark
Grade 7 Hongjun Wei, Izabella Warren, Brett Edsall,
Joshua Marshall, Bradley Poitras
Grade 6 Elizabeth Falconer, Kady Meyers, Jack
Ferguson, Kailie Lugtig, Mia Carter
Excellence in Art
Grade 8 Alexandra Buciak, Samantha Grondin,
Noa Wilson, Kaelyn Snair
Grade 7 Adanja Minard, Hongjun Wei, Izabella
Warren, Kaysyn Walker, Ryan Gillett
Grade 6 Jack Ferguson, Mia Carter, Madeline
Murdough, Caitlin Bettez, Alyssa Spiller
Excellence in Health
Grade 8 Gabriella Sirmones Cassina, Emily Wightman, Jessica Peschel, Jennifer Lansil, Taveya Ortiz,
Cassidy Bryer
Grade 7 Kimberly Rodier, Lily Denslow, Serenity
May, Landon McClure, Izabella Warren
Grade 6 Madeline Murdough, Jack Ferguson, Julian
Howell, Alexander Smith, Mia Carter, Emily Gibson
Excellence in Music
Grade 8 Lydia Powell, Mallory Fraser, Kaelyn Snair ,
ALL YOU CAN EAT
BREAKFAST
Heather Cavender, Samantha Grondin
Grade 7 Samuel Zdon Hallie Parker, Ryan Gillett,
Devin Hamilton, Madison Brownlee
Grade 6 Hope Grimes, Madeline Murdough, Lily
Gibson, Alexander Smith, Fayth Grimes
Excellence in Chorus
Grade 8 Mallory Fraser
Excellence in Band
Grade 8 Amelia Gamache
Library Awards
Grade 8 Alexandra Buciak, Heather Cavender
Grade 7 Madison O’Brien
Grade 6 Mitzielee Smith, Alyssa Boyd
MAP Awards
Grade 8 Bryanne Bustead, Zachary Dube, Alexandra
Busiak, Nicholas Lester
Grade 7 Kevin McCaffrey, Sydney Tellier, Lyam
Chapman, Joshua Marshall Lily Denslow, Hongjun
Wei
Grade 6 Cooper Brien, Nathan McGillicudy, Lily Gibson, Elizabeth Falconer, Rachel Chadwick, Christian
Dumont, Will Livingston
Newport High School
9th Grade High Honors Bethany Boone, Yuyi Han,
Ziqian Han, Anastasia Bernice Marino, Jacob Paul Merritt, Meagan Clara Sherburne, Michael Peter Tremblay.
Honors Mason T-M Ballou, Jacob Ryan Benson,
Claudia Rose Biron, Meghan J. Bodreau, George Costos
Catsam II, Tyler Vance Hall, Jaiden M. Harris, Hope Gabrielle Hibbard, Hunter Brian Johnson, Callan Gabriel
Livingstone, Tyler Richard Sharron
10th Grade High Honors Kaitlyn Sue Batista,
Elisha Chantel Butcher, Daniel Chasse, Tyler Aaron
Currier, Jeremy Dewey, Allison Howe, Katelynn Rose
Loring, Taryn Jae Wentzell, Payton Wilson
Honors Dawson Robert Campbell, Heather Chrimes,
Melissa M. Clivio-Wentrup, Shaylah Lynn Genest, Emily Ann Koelsch, Christopher Lawrence, Jing Wen Lin,
Tyler Jeremy Maheu, Christopher Robert Mitchler.
11th Grade High Honors Anthony DiPadova III,
Catherine Tremblay
Honors Emily Rose Almquist, Steven R. Carpenter,
Patrick Greene, Patrick Fitzgerald Hennig, Jordan
Nicole Howard, Alicia Lacasse, Tyler McGinnis Triquet,
Bethaney Annmarie West, Hannah Lee-Anne Winter
12th Grade High Honors Andrew Bahara, Kiana
Mary Blaine, Nolan Cota, Lindsay Anne DeFilippis, Nicole L. Gardner, Renee Velittia Magoon, Sophia Willis
Honors Dylan Carter, Matthew I. Chase, Brian
Chrimes, Sky Curtis, Lindsy Desmarais, Irene M. Desrosiers, Kayla Sue Desrosiers, Allison Doucette, Kayla
Jean Fagga, Alyssa Ann Gebo, Emily Rae Goss, Richard
Bruce Hammond, Coleen Hennig, Gunter Albrecht Hubert, Kelley Spoor Jennings, Kaytlynn Stacey Kenney,
Kaylee Elizabeth Lawrence, Hannah Merrow, Katelynn
Muzzey, Toni Marie Nix, Leah Peel, Noelle Peterson,
Julia Sullivan, Caroline Mary Wacholtz
Newport middle School
7th Grade High Honors Jamie Nickole Barry,
Victoria Alynn Burroughs, Kristie Marie Clingenpeel,
Marisa Nichole Cota, Nathan Leavitt Currier, Emily
Ruth Guyett, Benjamin Jachim-Gallagher, Jaeda P.
Rochford-Hague, Madison Paige Sanville.
Honors Joseph D. Ackerman, Justin Cole Armstrong,
Linda-Joy Arline Beauregard, James Andrew Blaine III,
Carol Ann Blaisdell, Lawrence Boucher, Grace Kimberly
Brown, Kaitlin Michelle Carroll, Yang Chen, Selena
Alexis Coronis, Rileigh Beth Frye, Samantha Lee
LaRue, Gavin Meacham Lovely, Jackson Blake Miller,
Brittany Lynn MIlls, Fancy Rae Moulton, Ayesha Marie
Nezamabadi, Jason Edward Orlowski, Abby Paquin,
Anthony Michael Robertson, Alexander T. Sondrini,
Isaiah Andrew Stephens, Felicity Rachal Tarr.
8th Grade High Honors Alexis Rae Hurd, Hannah
Marie Johnson, Anna Evans Pysz
Honors Anna Serafina Caccavaro, Danielle Anna
Cherry, Molly Redfern DiPadova, Keagan Teresa Halleck, Ethan Robert Houde, Chad Patrick Lowe, William
Stewart Lawrence, Victoria Frances Marino, Jennifer
Leigh Mclean, Haley Alexis McNamara, Hailey Marie
Perry, Kennedy Elizabeth Pysz, Olivia Anne Rasmussen, Kyle Warren Rossiter, Matthew Joseph Salinardi,
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Delivering the American Dream
Red Coat
Homes
Sports
246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 464-3880
Proudly Offering:
Log Home
Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra.
ConVal Tennis competes in state tourney
Double Wide Mobile
Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra.
ConVal's #1 player, Carl Svensson, played in the NHIAA individual singles tournament.
Carl, on the right, defeated the #1 player from Nashua North, 8-5, in the first round. In
the second round Carl played the #1 from Portsmouth who he had lost to in the team
playoffs two weeks ago. Carl won 9-8(2) after an hour and a half of hard fought points on
the hottest day of this year. Having played for 2 1/2 hrs. already, Carl had to play the 4th
seed from Winicunnant in the quarter-finals, losing 6-2, 6-0. A lot of tennis on a very hot
day. On Sunday, ConVal's #1 doubles team, Carl Svensson and Daniel Forrest, played the
#1 team from Manchester Central, losing 8-5 in a very close match.
Modular Colonial
Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra.
Eagle’s Nest
Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra.
Let us build one for you!
Car enthusiasts look at the many cars on display at the Sunapee Lions Club Car Show at
Mount Sunapee Resort on June 22. Paul Howe Photo.
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Sports
Where you are #1!
Red Coat
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JUST LIS
Keegan Hilliker #869 poses with the new bike that he won at the 5th Annual Kids Bike Race
donated by the Hillsboro Lions Club. Pictures courtesy of David Fullerton.
5th Annual Youth Services Bike Race successful
The 5th Annual Kids Bike race was held
on Saturday June 14th at Grimes Field in
Hillsboro. Participants ages 6 to 14 raced
at various distances depending on their
age and medals were awarded to the top
3 competitors in each age group. 2 new
bikes donated by the Hillsboro Police
Association and the Hillsboro Lions Club
were raffled off to participants.
This year's winners of the bikes were
Keegan Hilliker, age 8, from Hillsboro and
Shawn Bariilari, age 11, from Deering. This
year’s event was sponsored by The Office
of Youth Services and the “Kids in Gear”
Afterschool Program. Other sponsors
included Denis Dumont Barber Shop and
Osram Sylvania.
6. Keegan Hilliker
7. Logan McCarthy
3:01:06
3:16:88
Girls ages 9 & 10
1. Karmen Eaton
2. Kimberly Nedeau
3. Irena Rose
Distance ½ Mile
2:45:94
3:02:42
3:16:13
Boys ages 9 & 10
1. Bradley O’brien
2. Travis Breton
3. Joel Gould
4. Adrian McCarthy
5. Riley Jones
6. Jacob Learn
7. Cameron Spears
8. Kevin Dumais
Distance ½ Mile
1:48:05
1:48:60
1:52:95
2:09:59
2:10:68
2:12:02
2:15:24
2:30:73
Girls ages 6-8 1. Haley Hathorn
2. Sydney Racine
3. Marissa Davis
4. Kyla Leblanc
Distance ½ Mile
2:13:08
2:37:29
2:38: 22
3:09:68
Girls Ages 11 & 12
1. Madison Jones
Distance 1 mile
4:37:89
Boys ages 6-8
1. Caleb Dumais
2. Jacob Greenmore
3. Will Ahola
4. Jason Sandborn
5. James Sandborn
Distance ½ Mile
2:16:30
2:17: 13
2:25:54
2:50:76
2:56:76
Boys Ages 11 & 12
1. Ben Ketterer
2. Nick Rowell
3. Ashton Garvin
4. Cameron Jones
5. Trajan Davis
6. Tyler Breton
7. Kadin Garvin
8. Shawn Barilari
Distance 1 mile
3:47:93
3:52:28
4:04:64
4:05:00
4:29:99
4:32:52
4:45:86
5:15:52
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room with one of three fireplaces and two sets of sliders
to the deck. Unique floor plan with Master bedroom/bath
on the third level, w/d on 2nd level with other bedrooms.
2 car garage, central air. Short sale well below assessed
value. $189,900. #1759
JUST LIS
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Hillsboro. Must see this new listing. Three BR/2BA
ranch with two portable garages on over an acre of
land. Close to Park&Ride and easy access to commute to
Concord or Keene. Always dry walk-out basement has 9’
ceilings to convert to extra living space. $181,000
#1754
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in Hillsboro and 5 from Wayno’s in Antrim. Large 2 car garage, breezeway/mudroom to house, center chimney has
fiireplace openings to both dining room and livingroom.
Catheral ceiling with ceiling fan and skylights make livingroom feel spacious. Very dry basement can be finished for
extra family space. Walking trails on over 7 acres. Freshly
painted and new carpeting. Showings scheduled by the
first of July. $189,900 #1755
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Why you should
use a travel agent:
We had a lively debate recently on the merits of whether
to use a live travel agent to book your vacation or to go
it alone by using the Internet. Here are some of the
reasons to consider a personal travel consultant.
1. You’ve Googled “Mexico vacation,” and come up with 17.8 million
responses. Need a little help editing those choices?
2. Remember when you used that obscure website to book your
hotel, and when you got there you spent your beach vacation overlooking a parking lot?
3. How many hours were you on hold with the airline when your
flight was canceled because of a snowstorm?
4. Did you really mean to spend your honeymoon at that resort
whose one tiny pool was filled all day with 12 screaming children?
5. Who knew that when you booked that “villa” in Tuscany, it would
be a small room with a kitchenette and no air conditioning? Funny, it
looked much better on your computer screen.
6. No one explained to you that in July, it’s winter time in Rio, and so
you showed up there with nothing but five Hawaiian shirts and three
pairs of swimming trunks.
7. How about the time you really needed a restful vacation, and you
ended up in New Orleans during Mardi Gras and someone threw up
on your shoes?
8. Yes, I guess that hotel must have used a telephoto lens when they
took a picture of those guest rooms that you saw on their website.
9. I suppose contacting the Attorney General to resolve the fact that
that Internet site has billed your credit card three times instead of
once is the only route to take at this point.
10. It was definitely odd that there were no cab drivers at the air-
port at 3 o’clock in the morning when you finally landed in Costa Rica,
but booking a transfer to your very remote hotel would have been a
good thing to remember when you purchased your airline ticket and
hotel online.
Red Coat Travel
246 West Main Street, Hillsborough, NH
1.800.273.9807
Children climb into a bounce house, one of the many activities at Kid
Fest on the Newport Common June 21. The fair was a fundraiser for the
Together We Grow preschool in Newport. Paul Howe photo.
~ All-State Teams ~
SOFTBALL
Division II First Team
Pitchers: Courtney Fisher, Senior, ConVal; Lyndsey Turner, Senior,
John Stark; Haeli Campbell, Senior, Goffstown;
Infielders: Nicole Nanof, Junior, Goffstown;
Outfielders: Hannah Gifford, Senior, Goffstown;
Second Team
Infielders: Jackie Kilar, Junior, John Stark;
Honorable Mention
Infielders: Brittnai Doyle, Junior, ConVal;
Jenna Indingaro, Junior, Goffstown;
Player of the Year: Nicole Nanof, Goffstown.
Pitcher of the Year: Courtney Fisher, ConVal.
Division III First Team
Pitchers: Kelsey Bird, Franklin;
Infielders: Katie Chadbourne, Conant;
Samantha McNeel, Newport;
Outfielders: Sierra Landry, Conant; Kasey Smith, Hopkinton;
Mariah Gauthier, Franklin;
Second Team
Pitchers: Becca Shatney, Hopkinton;
Catchers: Heather Bilodeau, Conant;
Infielders: Kelly Scammon, Hopkinton;
Honorable Mention
Infielders: Sarah Lachapelle, Gilford; Katie Savage,
White Mountains; Grace Chadbourne, Conant;
At large: Maddie Bergetlon, Hopkinton;
Coach of the Year: Tom Landry, Conant;
Division IV First Team
Catchers: Caroline Eyman, Profile; Ally Schwab,
Wilton-Lyndeborough;
Infielders: Katie Frederick, Sunapee;
Honorable Mention
Pitcher: Katey Fowler, Sunapee.
BASEBALL
Division II First Team
Tyler Perron, Sr., Goffstown; Ivan Clough, Sr., ConVal; Tyler Keim,
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Sr., John Stark; Tanner Putnam, Jr., Goffstown;
Second Team Pat Viviers, Sr., Goffstown; Chris Hood, Sr.,
Goffstown; Mathias Fressilli, Sr., ConVal;
Third Team Tim Riehl, Sr., Goffstown; Kyle Indingaro, Sr.,
Goffstown;
Division III First Team
Chris Fournier, Sr., Bow; Jake Nelson, Sr., Hopkinton;
Andrew Houde, Jr., Newport;
Second Team
Liam McNichols, Sr., Hopkinton; Evan Vulgamore, Soph., Bow;
Third Team
Craig LaBrun, Sr., Franklin; Matt Bocko, Newport; Alex Lejeunesse,
Soph., Hopkinton; Andrew Reale, Sr., Hopkinton;
Division IV First Team
Ben Robinson, Soph., Sunapee; James Fitzgerald, Sr., Sunapee;
Second Team
Nick Skarin, Soph., Sunapee;
Third Team
Jack Weinberger, Sr., Sunapee.
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Matthew Sanford, Bow; Derrick LaBranche, Bow; Brad
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Goffstown; Jack Carney, Goffstown;
Second Team
Devin Calkins, Bow; Alex Reitze, Bow; Steve Dubois, Goffstown;
Christian Marquis, Goffstown;
Defensive Player of the Year: Jake Ollila, Goffstown
Division III First Team
Brody Fredericks, attack, John Stark; Isaiah Taylor, attack, ConVal;
Riordan McCole, midfield, Conval; Matt French, goalie, Hopkinton.
Second Team
Robbie Ferguson, midfield, Hopkinton; Nick Phillips, midfield,
ConVal; August Colburn, goalie, John Stark;
Honorable Mention
Curtis Marden, John Stark; Sean Stinehour, ConVal;
James McCluskey, Hopkinton.
BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL
First Team
Serge Boucher, John Stark;
Honorable Mention
Carson Dunn, John Stark.
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
Saturday June 28
In case of rain, program will be in Community Center.
www.henniker.org
the summer months, the Peterborough dances are
being held at Peterborough Community Center near
GRAND RE-OPENING: 50/50 Raffle, food, music,
Route 101. The dancing begins at 8pm, with an optional
BBQ, hotdogs, chips, drinks, candy. 9:00am Ribbon
Wednesday July 2
introductory workshop beforehand. Admission is $10
Cutting Ceremony, 9:00 am-2:00 pm - Open Ride
HOPKINTON CONBCERT: Musical Fireworks - Come
12-3:00pm. Concessions, BBQ, & music 2:30pm - TRICK- celebrate Independence Day with an evening of Ameri- or $7 for students and seniors. An open jam session for
RIDE DEMO! Come support the Spirit Skate Park. All
can music by the likes of John Philip Sousa, Benny Good- beginning and intermediate musicians takes place from
money raised will go toward future projects/renovations man, Irving Berlin as well as the famous 1812 Overture. 6:30 - 7:30pm.
STUFF THE CRUISER: Come help “stuff” the New
at Spirit Skate Park. Brought to you by the Hopkinton
ANTRIM CONCERT: NH Wildlife 6pm at the BandLondon Police Department's cruiser with food to benefit
Parks & Recreation Dept.
stand. In case of rain at Town Hall.
the KLS Community Food Pantry. We will be at HanRADIO DAY: Saturday June 28/Sunday June 29, HenSUNAPPEE CONCERT: KID PINKY & his RESTLESS
naford's Supermarket on Newport Road, New London
niker - Amateur Radio Field Day: Visit the annual ARRL
KNIGHTS, 7-9pm Sunapee's Ben Mere Bandstand.
from 10 - 4pm. Drop off a donation or purchase at
Emergency Preparedness Exercise by the Contoocook
Thursday July 3
Valley Radio Club, from 2pm Sat. to 2pm Sunday, at
FULLER LIBRARY: The first Fizz! Pop! Science Camp at Hannaford's. The goal is to see how many times we can
#4 Hemlock Corner Loop ( follow signs North on Rush
Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro meets at 1pm to make "stuff" the cruiser while supporting the food pantry.
PARADE: Independence Day Parade Theme "Super
Road). We will be communicating with other sites in
flubber, gloop, and gaak. Call 464-3595 to sign up.
hero's" wanted: marching bands, clowns (happy or
the US and Canada,using portable radios and antennas. HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Nobody Named AI Toe
sad), sports teams, School classes, old cars/trucks, John
CONCERT: Boston Civic Orchestra to perform at Colby- Tapping Beats 7-8pm, Butler Park, fair weather only.
Deere Gators, fire trucks, farming tractors, Indian Cave
Sawyer Center Theater in New London, NH at 7:30pm
Friday July4
Tickets: $25 adult; $5 student available by mail, phone, PARADE: The South Newbury Union Church is hosting residents, Sunapee Gardeners, Old town roller, Bruins
Website, at the door, or by cash or check only at Morgan a 4th of July Parade at 10am, meet at the old state shed and Red Sox fans, etc. If you like to have fun, join our parade. Line up at 11am, parade starts at noon. Following
Hill Bookstore, Tatewell Gallery, or Chamber.
on Village Road in South Newbury, kids of all ages are
Parade is Fireman's Day at Veterans Field. Fun & games,
Tuesday July 1
welcome to bring a float, dress up, bring music, decorate craft fair, food, inflatable's.
FULLER LIBRARY: The next How To’s Day program
their bikes/wagons, banners, trucks, cars, and farm
FIREWORKS: at dusk, Fireworks in Sunapee harbor.
at Fuller Library in Hillsboro will be at 7pm. We will be
equipment etc. or be a spectator. Lots of fun. Balloons,
This is the best show on the lake. $12,000 in donations
making cement stepping stones. Bring whatever you’d
juice and cookies.
like to use to personalize your stone and we will provide NEW LONDON CONCERT: Hopkinton Town Band. The needed. Please support this annual tradition. Donations
can be dropped of at Sunapee town hall or mailed to
the rest. Call 464-3595 to sign up.
excellent town band from our neighbors to the east will Sunapee Recreation Dept, 23 Edgemont Rd., Sunapee,
WATERMELON RACE: 2nd Annual "Watermelon race" play the favorites of bandstand music. 6:30pm at Mary
NH 03782. Donations are Tax deductible.
What is this you ask? Take one watermelon, add axels
Haddad Bandstand.
Sunday July 6
and wheels (any size) decorate and get ready to race
Saturday July 5
FIREWORKS: Starting at 6 pm (raindate of Tuesday
down Burkehaven Hill. Categories and prizes for all ages. FLEA MARKET: Washington Snow riders Annual Flea
July 8th) there will be a celebration of Independence
Fun to watch too. 5:30pm at Burkehaven Hill.
Market at 8am-2pm, Washington Town Common.
Day in Hancock, NH. The fireworks begin at dusk but
HENNIKER CONCERT: Kid Jazz Band, A teenage
FOOD SALE: 8a, - noon, Town Hall, Washington, NH.
come early to enjoy a variety of events: 6-9pm. An ice
swing rebellion. Jazz, swing, blues and bop like you’ve
Sponsored by East Washington Baptist Church.
cream Social (hot dogs, drinks & ice-cream this year) at
never heard it from the incredibly talented Lemieux
CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society
the Hancock Vestry, 6-7pm. Bell ringing with Bob Fogg
brothers and their equally talented parents. NH’s First
presents the Peterborough, NH First Saturday Contra
at the Meetinghouse 7 pm. A reading of the Declaration
Family of Swing! Henniker Summer Concert Series, 7pm, Dance on July 5th, featuring Lisa Sieverts calling with
of Independence 7:30 pm. Musical Concert with Wendy
Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, Free.
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Keith at the Bandstand. Dusk A glorious fireworks
display over Norway Pond in downtown Hancock. Be
prepared to make a donation to the volunteers who will
be circulating the crowd.
CONTOOCOOK CONCERT: THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE
RAMBLERS, 3pm, Lewellen bandstand. In case of rain at
Slusser Center.
Tuesday July 8
FULLER LIBRARY: Do you remember “Your Hit Parade”? The popular music program ran from 1935-1959.
Thanks to a grant from The NH Humanities Council, on
July 8 at 7pm Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro will host
Calvin Knickerbocker who will talk about the history
of the music and will play excerpts from the songs
that were on the broadcasts. Swing and sway with the
crooners of the day.
HENNIKER CONCERT: MATUTO - Rolling drums and
quicksilver accordion licks, earthy vibes and thoughtful
reflections mingle with this Appalachia-gone-Afro Brazilian quartet. Henniker Summer Concert Series, 7pm,
Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, free.
In case of rain, program will be in Community Center.
www.henniker.org
Wednesday July 9 HOPKINTON CONBCERT: At The Movies - Join us on
the Red Carpet for music from such movies as 2001 a Space Odyssey, My Fair Lady, The Pink Panther, Grease
and many more. (No actual red carpet will be available)
ANTRIM CONCERT: Bursitis Brothers 6pm at the
Bandstand. In case of rain at Town Hall.
SUNAPPEE CONCERT: The Moores, 7-9 pm, Sunapee's Ben Mere Bandstand.
Thursday July 10
FULLER LIBRARY: Cover Girl the mini-horse from
Back In The Saddle (BITS) of Hopkinton will visit Fuller
Public Library for a special summer storytime program
at 10 am. Come see and listen to her favorite horse
story.
BAPTIST POND HIKE: Hike with Land Protection
Specialist, Andy Deegan, along Baptist Pond on the
newly conserved 124-acre Baptist Pond Trust property,
then travel off trail to the top of Pitcher Hill West. The
hike will be moderately strenuous with uneven terrain
and uphill areas, steep at times. About half of the hike
will be “off the trail hiking”. Please wear long pants and
sturdy boots and bring a water bottle. Light refreshments will be served. Contact nsmith@ausbonsargent.
org or call 526-6555 for more information. 4:00-6:00pm.
HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Freese Brothers Big BanI
Swing is the Thing 7-8pm, Butler Park, fair weather
only.
Montgomery and Howard Mansfield, reading from
their recent works at the Warner Town Hall. To research
books Sy Montgomery has been chased by an angry
silverback gorilla in Zaire and bitten by a vampire bat in
Costa Rica, worked in a pit crawling with 18,000 snakes
in Manitoba and handled a wild tarantula in French
Guiana. Howard and Sy live with their border collie,
Sally, and seven hens in Hancock, N.H.
MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30pm, Peterborough Town
House. This is a ticketed concert, Monadnock Chamber
Orchestra, all Mendelssohn concert
Sunday July 13
MONADNOCK MUSIC: 3pm, Dublin School, Louise
Shonk Kelly Recital Hall. The Spektral Quartet Music of
Steve Reich & Beethoven. A Co-Production with the
Walden School.
CONTOOCOOK CONCERT: The Carter Mountain Brass
Friday July 11
Band, 3pm, Lewellen bandstand. In case of rain at
NEW LONDON CONCERT: Tall Granite Jazz Energy and Slusser Center.
melody from this large band specializing in tunes from Tuesday July 15
the swing era with guest artist; Dan Moretti. 6:30pm at HENNIKER CONCERT: Gerry Grimo and East Bay Jazz.
Mary Haddad Bandstand.
This 10-piece ensemble entertains with its authentic
40’s era preservationist style that focuses on re-living
Saturday July 12
GARDEN CLUB: Weare Garden Club announces
the ballroom dances and classic swing concerts of the
contest, auction. Entrants in a container garden contest great big bands. Henniker Summer Concert Series, 7pm,
have an opportunity to win a $25 gift certificate at a
Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, free.
In case of rain, program will be in Community Center.
local garden center. The contest will be held on the
back lawn of the Weare Public Library, 9 East Road,
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from 9am - 1pm. Entries must be picked up that day by Wednesday July 16 1:30pm. At the same time, containers created by Weare HOPKINTON CONBCERT: River Music. Celebrate the
Garden Club will be displayed for a silent auction to be Glory of the River with an evening of River Music.
held from 10am - 1pm. High bidders will be notified by ANTRIM CONCERT: Wildlife Encounters 6pm at the
12:30 and can pick up containers before 1:30pm.
Bandstand. In case of rain at Town Hall.
AUTHORS SERIES: Warner’s Tory Hill Authors Series
SUNAPPEE CONCERT: MO’COMBO, 7-9pm, Sunapee's
continues its fifth season with Hancock writers, Sy
Ben Mere Bandstand.
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Michael A. Winters
or Home Health and Hospice Care, 7
Executive Park Drive, Merrimack, 03054.
FRANKLIN - Michael Arthur Winters,
69, died peacefully, surrounded by family,
at the VA Hospital in White River Junction on June 18, 2014, after courageously
battling cancer for several years. He was
born on March 8, 1945, in Methuen, MA.
He is survived by his wife of 42 years and
high school sweetheart, Susan Grzelak
Winters; son, JJ Winters of Franklin and
his wife, Amy, and their daughter, Emily;
daughter, Shelley Winters of Concord;
son, Eddie Winters of Sunapee; beloved
granddaughter, Emily; sister, Valerie
Cilley and her husband, Glenn of Hill;
sister, Lee-Ann Forsyth and her husband,
Warren of Franklin; sister-in-law, Karen
Grzelak of Franklin; and many nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death by his
parents, Augustine and Gertrude Winters,
and sister, Gail MacIver. In lieu of flowers,
the family requests donations in memory
of Mike to the Michael Winters Veterans
Fund, c/o Franklin Savings Bank, 387
Central St., Franklin 03235 or they may be
left at the funeral home.
Mildred M.
(Donaldson) Slater
ANTRIM - Mildred May (Donaldson)
Slater, 96, formerly of Barrington, RI,
before moving to Antrim, NH in 1971, died
Sunday, June 22, 2014 at Good Shepard
Nursing Home in Jaffrey. She was born
November 27, 1917, in Pawtucket, RI,
to James N. and Gertrude May (Paters)
Donaldson. She was also predeceased by
her husband, Dana Lee Slater who died
in 2000, and a son, Robert D. Slater.
Survived by 1 son, Daniel Lee Slater of
Antrim, NH; 7 grandchildren, Erica, Daniel, Lauren, Meagan, Earl, Michael and
Dawn; also several great grandchildren,
nieces & nephews.
Eileen E.
(Ouellette) Main
DANVERS, MA - Eileen E. (Ouellette)
Main, 85, formerly of Hillsboro, NH, died
Sunday, June 22, 2014 at the Hathorne
Hill in Danvers. She was born May 13,
1929, in Beverly, MA, to the late Phillip E.
and Catherine A. (Berry) Ouellette; also
predeceased by her husband, Robert H.
Main, who died in 1979; and 1 brother,
Edward W. Ouellette. Survived by 1 son,
Michael R. Main of Hillsboro, NH; 2
daughters, Patricia L. Silva of West Palm
Beach, FL, Jennifer Ann Main, Plano,
Tx; 3 sisters, Mary MacCarthy, Theresa
A. Westerdahl, Helen L. Maskell, all of
Beverly, MA; 4 grandchildren; and several
nieces & nephews.
Donald W. Haskell
GOFFSTOWN - Donald Walter
Haskell of Goffstown died on Saturday,
June 21, 2014 at Hillsborough County
Nursing Home. He was 92. He is survived
by daughter, Sheila E. Skeffington and
her husband, Donald of Cumberland,
Maine, and Janet E. Haskell of Salt Lake
City, Utah. The family wants to thank the
exceptional staff at Hillsborough County
Nursing Home. Donations may be made in
Donald’s name to Easter Seals New Hampshire, 555 Auburn St., Manchester, 03103
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Born in Newport, NH on June 22, 1942,
she was the daughter of the late John
and Marcia (Jordan) Boutwell. Charlotte
was predeceased by her son, Christopher John Rajaniemi; her brother, John
Boutwell and her sister, Darlene Taylor.
Charlotte is survived by her husband,
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sons, Joseph C. Atwood, Jamie J. “JJ”
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
children, Bernard Rajaniemi of Antrim,
Dorothy Kelly of Hillsborough, Kimberly Galbraith of Hillsborough, Matthew
"Matt" Rajaniemi of Antrim, and Robin
Nichols of Antrim; 12 grandchildren,
Dillon Rajaniemi, Christopher Galbraith,
Sarah Galbraith, Mark Davies, Shane
Kelly, Brandi Maleski, Kali Maleski, Brian
O'Clair, Brett Rajaniemi, Brandon Rajaniemi, Zachary Rajaniemi and Erin Champagne; five great-grandchildren, Nathan
Galbraith, Nicholas Galbraith, Bretton
Davies, Sampson Rajaniemi and Charlotte
LaBlanc; three siblings, Carolyn Pocket of
Harrisville, Raymond Boutwell of Rowe,
MA, Jeannette Olivo of Port Ritchie, FL;
and many nieces, nephews, cousins and
close friends.
Thomas W. Cushing
HOPKINTON – Thomas W. Cushing,
91, of Hopkinton passed away peacefully
at Concord Hospital June 18, 2014. He
was born on September 27, 1922, and
was the 7th son of Patrick J. and Frances
(Weston) Cushing. He is predeceased by
two sons, William T. and John J. Cushing and his wife, Susan (McCarthy), as
well as his parents and 10 siblings, nine
of whom all fought in World War II. His
mother was honored for her sacrifice by
being asked to christen a navy vessel.
Thomas is survived by his wife of 68 years,
Mildred H.; a daughter, Catherine M.
Cushing of Hopkinton; and a son, David
C. Cushing of Boston; Della S. Cushing,
Wellfleet, MA; as well as three grandchildren, Charles W., Nicholas P. and Emma
S. Cushing; his brother, the Honorable
Donald Weston Cushing of Scarborough,
Maine; and many nieces and nephews. In
lieu of flowers, donations can be made to
the William T. Cushing Scholarship Fund
at the University of New Hampshire, Durham.Well done, good and faithful servant.
Ralph W. Parsons
WARNER - Ralph W. Parsons, 64,
of Warner, NH, passed peacefully after a
brave and lengthy battle with cancer on
Monday, June 23, 2014. Ralph was born
to the late Roy and Marjorie Parsons on
December 24, 1949 in Goucester, Massachusetts. Ralph was loved by many and is
survived by his soul mate, Renee Bedard of
Warner, NH; their daughter and son-inlaw, Aimee and David Howe of Bradford,
NH; and granddaughter, Kendra Howe
of Warner, NH; his stepdaughter, Laura
Sevigney and her husband, Jon; grandson, Johnny Silver IV and granddaughter,
Ella Sevigney of Warner, NH; stepson,
Bill Hardy, and grandson Austin Hardy of
Bradford, NH; sister, Nancy Devlin and
her husband, Bob of Windham, NH; niece,
Shelly Devlin and her husband, Josh of
Hampton, NH; many more nieces and
nephews. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made in Ralph's
name to CRVNA Hospice House, 30 Pillsbury Street, Concord, NH 03301. For more
log on to www.holtwoodburyfh.com
Richard T. "Dick" Healy
PETERBOROUGH - Richard T. "Dick"
Healy, 84, of Peterborough, died on June
23, 2014, at his home surrounded by his
family. Married for 57 years, he was the
beloved husband of Elaine (Burkinshaw)
Healy, formerly of Swampscott, MA; and
loving father of six children, Mary-Anne
Lopez of Hudson, Anne-Marie Frink of
Peterborough, Michael R. Healy of Lowell,
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the son of Thomas A. and G. Ethel Healy
and leaves behind two brothers, Lawrence of West Roxbury, MA and Thomas
of Peterborough. Memorial gifts may be
made to Hospice at HCS, 45 Main Street,
Peterborough, NH 03458 or Divine Mercy
Parish, 18 Vine Street, Peterborough, NH
03458, to aid in the construction of their
new church.
George L. O'Donnell IV
FRANKLIN – George L. O'Donnell
IV, 69, a longtime resident of Franklin
died at his home, Wednesday, June 18,
2014, with his wife at his side following a period of declining health. George
was born in Malden, MA, January 17,
1945, son of George L. O'Donnell III and
Alberta (Demitroff) O'Donnell. He was
predeceased by his father and brother,
Paul O'Donnell. He leaves his mother,
Alberta (Dometroff) O'Donnell of Melrose; his wife of 33 years, Donna R.
(Tennant) O'Donnell of Franklin; sons,
George O'Donnell V of Maryland, Michael
O'Donnell of MA, Scott O'Donnell of
Alexandria, VA and Jon Hewitt of Nashua;
three grandchildren and one great-granddaughter; brothers, John O'Donnell and
Richard O'Donnell of Melrose and Neil
O'Donnell of Northfield; a sister, Helen
Cargill of Malden, MA; nieces and nephews. Contributions in George's name may
be made to Franklin VNA and Hospice, 75
Chestnut St., Franklin, NH 03235.
TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH
WATER & SEWER COMMISSION
REQUEST FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the Water and Sewer
Commissioners of the Town of Hillsborough will be
accepting sealed bids for the mowing of easements
for the 2014 season, until Tuesday, July 22, 2014, by
3:00 p.m. at the Town of Hillsborough Water & Sewer
Commission Office, 4 Church Street, P.O. Box 2216,
Hillsborough, N.H. 03244. For further information and
specifications contact: Paul Dutton @ 464-3877 ext.
255. The Water and Sewer Commissioners reserve the
right to accept or reject any or all bids.
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Inventory Price Reduction SALE
2007 Chevy 4x4 Suburban LT
Not actual photo
2003 Ford Focus Wagon
SE Pkg., 4 Cyl.,
Auto., 27,000
Miles. White.
Stk #14A14
Stepside, V6,
A/T, A/C, Fla.
Truck.
Stk #12A07
4 Door Sedan,
Loaded & Clean.
Nice! White.
Stk #13A21
$19,950
$12,750
$5,950
$5,950
$4,950
2001 Chevy 4x4 Ext Cab
2003 Chevy Tracker 4x4 SUV
$3,500
$5,800
4 Cyl., 5 Speed
Manual, A/C, Nicely
Equipped, Low
Mileage. Burgundy.
Stk# 14A10
2007 Chevy Cobalt LS 4 Door
V8, Auto., A/C, LS
Pkg.High Miles.
Sold As Traded.
Dark Green.
Stk# 13A32A
4 Cyl., Auto,
A/C, 1 Owner
Vehicle. Silver.
Stk #13A20A
REDUCED
$3,950
$4950
$5,450
1995 Chevy 3/4 Ton 4x4 Pick Up
WE ARE HIRING!
Fully Equipped,
Extremely Nice,
Clean, 2 Owner
Truck. 93K Miles.
Silver & Green.
Stk# 12A36A
NEEDED:
$4,700
Fully Loaded,
Personal Luxury
Car. 61,000 Miles.
Gray. Stk# 14A17
2005 Chevrolet Cobalt
2004 Chevy LS 4x4 Blazer
2000 Chevrolet Tahoe
4 Door Sedan, 4
Cyl, A/T, A/C,
Economical. Red.
Stk #12A02
V6, Auto., A/C,
Fully Equipped.
Pewter.
Stk #14A07
4x4 Z71, Loaded.
Turq. Metallic.
Stk #13A04
$4,950
$4,950
$3,950
2005 Chevrolet Cavalier LS
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix
GTP Sedan
Sport Coupe,
4 Cyl, 5 Speed,
A/C, Equipped.
Sporty Yellow.
Stk #12A23
$4,500
2006 Chevy 1 Ton 4x4 Dump
Truck
2-3 Yard Body, 9’ Fisher
MM Plow, 27,000
Miles, 1 Owner. Blue.
Stk #14A02
$3,950
$5950
$
$5
595
950
950
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE CENTER
1999 Plymouth Breeze
Fully Equipped,
Leather & Sunroof.
59k miles. Gray
Metallic. Very Clean.
Stk# 12A11C
$19,950
Not actual photo
T-Roofs, 4 Spd.,
A/C. Maroon.
Stk #JBK001
Offered at
$17,500
2001 Chevy Cavalier 4 Door
Sedan
4 Cyl., Auto, A/C.
Two Owner Car.
Low Mileage.
Stk# 14A12
$3,950
1998 Dodge Ext. Cab 2WD
Cummins Turbo
Diesel, Loaded,
Equipped for Towing, Florida Truck,
Silver. Stk# 8A75B
$3,850
2002 Buick Century Custom
4 Dr Sedan
$16,900
1981 Chevy Z28 Camaro
Owner. 40,000
A True Collector’s Car 1Original
Miles.
4 Door Sedan,
Special Edition.
4 Cyl., Auto., A/C,
Only 76,000 Miles.
Gold. Stk# 14A15
Fully Equipped,
Super Charged V6,
Limited Edition. Red.
1 Owner. Stk# 14A11
$3,950
4 Door Sedan.
4 Cyl., Auto, A/C,
Silver.
Stk #14A16
2009 Ford Escape Limited
AWD SUV
• APPLY IN PERSON AT WYMANS •
$5,950
2005 Dodge Neon SXT
LT Luxury Pkg.,
1 Owner, Fully
Equipped incl.
Leather, Low
Miles. Dk Green.
Stk# 10A58A
Not actual photo
SERVICE TECHNICIAN AND
BODY SHOP TECHNICIAN
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis
GS
REDUCED
RED
REDU
RE
D U CE
DUC
DUCE
DU
CED
CED
2001 Saturn L200
Nicely Equipped,
8 Passenger, Lower
Miles, Sport Red
Metallic.
Stk# 14A19
2002 Saturn SL 4 Door Sedan
Not actual photo
2001 GMC Sierra 2WD
ALL OF OUR CARS ARE
VERIFIED THROUGH
AUTO
CHECK
$9,950
2001 Dodge Dakota 4x4
Reg Cab
Silver. Sold
As Traded.
Stk# 13A39A
Sport Appearance Pkg.,
V6 Auto, A/C, Tonneau
Cover, Blk. 98k miles.
Stk# 12A27A
$1,450
$6,950
WYMAN’S SALES & SERVICE
“Where Satisfaction Is a Tradition Since 1953”
172 West Main St., Hillsboro, NH
**Restrictions apply. See Dealer for Details.
603-464-5544 • 800-639-9808
VISIT US AT WymansCars.COM
Find us on Facebook
Sales: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 9-1pm
Service & Parts: Mon-Fri 8-5
HILLSBORO FORD
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We have the lowest prices
...PERIOD!
2014 Ford
Fiesta S
2014 Ford
Focus S
NEW!
Stock #14034,
5spd,
a/c, 42 MPG,
MSRP $14795
NEW!
stock #14289, 5spd,
a/c, 37mpg,
MSRP $17635
YOUR PRICE
$11,895
NEW!
2014 Ford
Escape SE
Stock #14290,
AWD, SYNC, 1.6L
ecoboost engine,
MSRP $27705,
YOUR PRICE
$23,999
$14,500
NEW!
2014 Ford
F150 STX
Stock #14301, supercab,
Sync Satellite Radio,
Chrome step bars,
MSRP: $36805
YOUR PRICE
$29,995
Our used car prices are UNBELIEVABLE!
1998 LINCOLNN NAVI
NAVIGATOR,
VIGATOR AAWD
AWD, lloaded,
d d 221k miles,
il rusty/rot,
/ AS IIS,S ONLYY $
$1795
955 OO.B.O!
B O!
2002 FORD FOCUS Wagon, 5spd, runs good, rust issues, 103k miles, AS IS, NOW ONLY $1995
2003 FORD F150, 4x4, supercab, 4x4, 122k miles, rust, as is WAS $4995 NOW $1995
1998 AUDI A6 QUATTRO, 2.8 v6, loaded, power everything, runs strong, 140k miles, rust, AS IS - ONLY $1995
1999 CHEVY 3500 express cutaway box truck, newer engine, has rust and rot, NOW ONLY $2495 O.B.O!
2000 FORD F150, 4x2, auto, runs good, 198k miles, AS IS, WAS $5995 NOW $1995
2001 CHEVY EXPRESS, 17’ Box truck, runs good, 102k miles, AS IS, NOW ONLY $3995
2001 TOYOTA CAMRY, LE, 4 door, auto, runs great, 104k miles,Inspected - $4495 O.B.O
2008 FORD CRO
CROWN
O VIC,
VICC fformer ddetectivei cruiser,
i runs good,d 994kk miles,
il as iis, WAS$6995
WAS
AS$69
$6995 NOW $4995
2006 FORD F150, Super Cab, STX, 4x2, runs great, new brakes, work truck with dents/dings, 149k miles - NEW STICKER - $5995
2005 SCION XA, auto, a/c, runs good, 85k miles new inspection WAS $7995 NOW $5995
2006 FORD EXPEDITION, Eddie Bauer, 4x4, FULLY LOADED, runs great, 129k miles, AS IS, REDUCED TO $6995
2002 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER, auto, a/c, runs great, extra clean, 127k miles, AS IS, PRICED TO SELL FAST, REDUCED TO $6995
2004 FORD F150, 4X2, super cab, runs strong, lifted, custom package, 89k miles, AS IS, WAS $8995 NOW $6995
2011 FORD RANGER, XL, supercab, 4x2, custom cap, excellent inside & out, only 39k miles, CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED, ONLY $15995
2014 FORD MUSTANG, Coupe, 6cyl, 15k miles, Certified Pre-Owned,4 available, Prices Start at $19999
WWW.HILLSBOROFORD.COM
16 Antrim Rd., Hillsboro, NH 800-477-FORD & 603-464-4000
ALL NEW CAR PRICES REFLECT ALL REBATES/INCENTIVES TO DEALER, INCLUDING FINANCING THROUGH FORD ON SOME MODELS, AND HILLSBORO FORD DISCOUNTS.
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Call Ted
Today
(603)
464-5200
2004 DODGE RAM 1500
4X4 QUAD CAB
2004 DODGE RAM 2500 4X4
Only
Buy for
229
7990!!
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*Subject to credit approval. Ford Focus, 72 months. Ram 2500, $1999 down, 48 months.
Brand new dealer in Hillsboro!
75 Antrim Road • Hillsboro, NH 03244
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