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(L to R) Award Recipient, Ben Cushing, and NHAR President, Dan O'Halloran. REALTORS honor Cushing Ben Cushing of O’Halloran Group, Keller Williams Lakes & Mountains Realty was honored with the Distinguished Service Governor Chris Sununu joined state and local officials in Franklin to sign the compromise state budget which award at the annual New Hampshire provides additional funds for local schools. Association of REALTORS (NHAR), Real- tor of the Year ceremony held in Ports- mouth. A licensed realtor for over 22 years, Cushing has been a member of Giunta Re-elected the NHAR board of directors since 2016 Incumbent Mayor re-elected with 56% of the vote and currently serves as treasurer. The City of Franklin held municipal elec- a seat on the City Council and Cecile Cormier Denise Getts is retiring tions on October 1st. which generated 147 write-in votes for a seat on the Denise Getts (r) is announcing her featured a rematch of the last School Board. retirement as election. Incumbent Mayor Tony In Ward 2: Olivia Zink was returned to director of the Giunta was easily re-elected with the City Council by a vote of 144-134 over Paul Henniker Food 567 votes to challenger Leigh Doucette, with Desiree Mclaughlin's 13 votes. Pantry. She Webb's 396. David Furbush gar- Ward 3 saw incumbent Kathy Lauer-Rago has been nered 45 votes. defeated by April Bunker 209-173. Incumbent volunteering for the past 17 years Giunta prevailed in all three Timothy Dow was easily re-elected to the school and is stepping down to pursue other wards; in Ward 1: 215-109; Ward 2: 167-103 and board with 303 votes. adventures. Amanda Tokarz (l) will be narrowly in Ward 3: 185-184. By a vote of 527 Yes to 354 No, voters ap- her successor and brings her own great Also in Ward 1; Incumbent Arthur "Ted" proved of the operation of sports book at retail abilities and qualifications to assume Starkwether beat Timothy Johnson 211-115 for locations in the city. this executive role. For information on the pantry please note the new phone Vertex Tower Associates granted extension in Antrim and email: 428-7474l A company with plans to build a cell tower tower by October 31st. The company had just be- in Antrim has been granted an extension by the gun to apply for a building permit, having finally Postal C US Postage P RSRT ST D H illsboro, NH PAID

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AceHardware.com www.granitequill.com | september 27, 2019 | The Messenger | Page 3 James Faulkner Elementary School in Stoddard opened a farm stand Upper Elementary students (grades soup with each class. others calculate the sale total, take money, 3-5) at James Faulkner Elementary Salesmanship, marketing, and math and make the change. During the first School in Stoddard opened a farm stand skills also come into play with the project. farm stand this year, James Faulkner stu- to sell produce harvested from their Its students who set up the farm stand dents made $27 in 15 minutes. All profits school garden. Items for sale includ- display and make signs. Others have the go toward purchasing ingredients for fall ed zucchini, cucumbers, purple beans, job of encouraging customers over, and cooking. They hope to hold one more leeks, basil, onions, and more. They timed some take care of bagging orders. Still, farm stand before the end of the season. the farm stand to be open at the end of a school day, just when parents would be there to pick up their kids. "The garden project begins during the winter when we research what we'd like to grow," said JFES teacher Jacque- lyn Cornwell. "We then start seeds indoors, eventually moving plants into the school's greenhouse. Once it has warmed up enough, students transplant their veggies and flowers into the garden," she continued. While they are away for the summer, students participating in the JFES Ad- venture Camp tend to the garden, harvest what's ready and eat it for a snack, and replant as needed. When the Upper El- ementary students return in late August, they take over the weeding, harvesting, and garden cleanup. "Our students learn where food comes from by participating in the project. (L-R): Teacher Jacquelyn Cornwell, Caleb Osborne, Riley Schafer, Rylee Wilcox, Olivia Lennox, Hazel They understand the whole growth cycle Wilcox, Principal Martha LeMahieu, Franz Haase, Patrick Lavoie. as well as what works and what doesn't depending on what Mother Nature deals us," continued Ms. Cornwell. 300 rally in protest of Merrimack Station powerplant "They also learn about what produce Sixty-seven protesters were arrested fired steam units, along with two kerosene- tastes like fresh and what they can make Saturday for trespassing at Bow's Mer- powered turbine units. from their harvest. Anything leftover rimack Station coal-burning power plant, Officials said those arrested were from the farm stand gets made into zuc- in what organizers said was the largest released on personal recognizance. Bow chini bread, potato leek soup, kale chips, environmental civil disobedience action police said no injuries or property damage and pesto pasta." Last week, JFES kinder- since the Clamshell Alliance demonstra- were reported. Earlier in the day, police gartners made potato leek soup with the tions against the Seabrook nuclear plant in also arrested Jay O’Hara of Portland, main ingredients coming directly from the 1970s. They chose the Bow plant on the Maine, on a warrant for illegal dumping, in the garden, and excitedly shared some Merrimack River because it has two coal- front of the State House. October is One-of-a-Kind Sofa Month Don’t settle for a sofa some other store has in stock. You get the style you want, in the fabric or leather you want, delivered promptly to your home at special order sale prices. Choose from many styles of sofas, loveseats, recliners, sectionals, chairs and sleep sofas. Select from 1,000 fabrics. Rest assured with America’s best warranty!

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TOWN OF DEERING PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY WEEK October 7-12 Working Together To Create a Safe, Healthy & Happy Community Meet your community leaders & town staff members FUN FOR Win ALL AGES! Get to know your neighbors Prizes! • Mon 10/7 7:00-9:00pm Police Open House: Meet Law Enforcement Ofﬁ cials and learn about Youth Cadet Academy • Tues 10/8 7:00-9:00pm Fire Department Open House: Meet Fire and EMS providers; learn about career training for ﬁ re, ambulance and emergency services The Antrim Historical Society unveiled two new signs detailing the history • Wed 10/9 7:00-9:00pm Highway Open House: of the town at the Antrim Police Station and in the old Antrim Centre. Meet our road crew; see equipment and learn about how your roads are maintained. The signs are part of a larger project for the Historical Society, which will • Thurs 10/10 Health & Safety Fair 3:00-7:30pm • 3:00-5:00pm NH 911 Incident Command Vehicle; what to expect when you call 911; include large signs located in the town's villages, and small plaques on Sign up for enhanced 911; Learn how to help solve a crime; info & community services individual historical buildings. • 5:00pm FREE Community Supper (sponsored by Deering Selectmen and staff) • 6:30pm Guest Speaker “I Survived a Heart Attack” • Sat 10/12 Public Safety Day Drivers seriously injured in Franklin crash • 8:00am Free Pancake Breakfast (sponsored by Project Genesis) Two Franklin residents were seriously injured when their • 8:00am -1:00pm Police, Fire and EMS Demonstrations vehicles collided on Old South Main Street. Drivers Daniel Sullivan • 10:00am-1:00pm Cider Press Demonstration (sponsored by The Deering Association) • 6:00pm Free Community Concert – Bel Aires (sponsored by the Ruth Clement Arts Fund) and Lisa Marie Judkins were transported to Concord Hospital and were expected to undergo surgery as soon as possible, Franklin 762 Deering Center Rd., Deering, NH 03244 • 603-464-3248 • www.deering.nh.us Police Chief David Goldstein reported that firefighters had to extri- cate both drivers from their vehicles as they were trapped following the collision. Deputy Fire Chief David Hall said that extrication Franklin was “prolonged due to limited initial manpower and equipment.” Officials said it took roughly an hour for emergency responders to Opera House safely get Judkins out of her Chevy and into an ambulance. Due Arts and Entertainment Center to the seriousness of the call, the fire department immediately re- 316 Central St. — City Hall — Franklin, NH quested additional personnel to the scene, including some off-duty staff, Hall said. Court rule against Monadnock Rod & Gun Club The Superior Court has ruled against the Monadnock Rod and Gun Club in a land dispute with an abutter. The club sued its neighbors, Scott and Bridgette Perry, claiming possession of a portion of the Perrys’ land, arguing that the club has used the land for so long without challenge that the land now belongs to the gun club. The court has yet to rule on a counter-claim filed by the Perrys, alleging the club cut down trees on the property and caused lead contami- nation. A damage hearing on the counter-claim is pending. Goffstown teenager is indicted for murder A Goffstown teenager faces murder charges stemming from the shooting of a Manchester high school student in November 2017. Jaiden Ciruzzi, who turned 18 last month, was 16 when Ian Jewell, a student at Memorial High School, was shot and killed in Goffs- town, according to the Hillsborough County grand jury indictment. Under New Hampshire law, a person who commits a serious crime as a youth can only be tried in public after being certified as an adult, a lengthy, closed-door court process that ends with a judge deciding whether to charge the youth. The first-degree charge accuses him of engaging in a robbery with a handgun on causing Jewell’s death. The second degree charge accuses Ciruzzi of reck- lessly causing Jewell’s death. www.granitequill.com | october 4, 2019 | The Messenger | Page 9 The Franklin Animal Shelter breaks ground on its new facility The Franklin Animal Shelter (FAS) com, or mailed to PO Box 265, Franklin, contact Christine Dzujna, 603-934-7163, has put shovel to ground and has begun NH 03235. For more information, please [email protected] the process of enhancing its operating facility. The mission of FAS has been to shelter, care for, and advocate for the abused, neglected and abandoned cats and dogs of the communities we serve by taking steps to control overpopulation and providing healthy animals that will be adopted into loving 'forever' homes and this step begins to fulfill our mission. As one might imagine, the current facility has been barely adequate for pro- (L-R) Beverly Brewer – Past Director Christine Dzujna – Director Tom Seymour – Board President viding the most basic care and support for Mayor Tony Guinta – Franklin Jeff Brewer – Project Manager Lisa Seymour – Board Treasurer Coun- cilor George J. Dzujna – Franklin. animals that are lost or abandoned in the City of Franklin. We thank those who have contributed Suicide of Antrim 8th grade student at Great Brook School toward this effort by donating to the The girl was in the eighth grade at Rizzo Saunders sent an email to parents Capital Campaign and look forward to our Great Brook School. Antrim Police Chief throughout the district. “Communica- new home for our furry friends. Scott Lester has confirmed that an Antrim tion at times like this is as difficult as it is The Franklin Animal Shelter is middle school student died by suicide important." Saunders did not say how the operated by the Granite State Animal Monday night. child died, but does list resources at the League under contract with the City of The girl, an eighth grader at Great bottom of the letter, including the num- Franklin, NH. The Shelter is a tax-ex- Brook School, was not further identified. ber for the National Suicide Prevention empt organization. Lester said his department is work- Lifeline. Saunders also told parents to Tax deductible Capital Campaign ing with the school and the family and reach out to any school counseling team contributions may be made through the declined to comment further. ConVal members if they or their children are in website, www.franklinanimalshelter. 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Happy 80th birthday to Henniker Rotary Club charter member Joe The Bow Heel Walkers. We will be walking to show support for victim/ Clement. survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

The Wilmot Community Association’s (WCA) second annual Wilmot Kearsarge Regional Elementary School-New London and Sutton Central Palooza was held on Sunday, September 8. The weather was perfect KRES-NL and Sutton Central 5th graders spent 2 days at YMCA Camp and there was something for everyone. Coniston for Environmental Camp.

Troop 99 recently held a Court of Honor. Simonds School families recently hiked Mt. Kearsarge.

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Publisher's Perspective by Leigh Bosse THE Messenger Politics as it once was - and should be again A Publication of On Monday, the City of Franklin con- quently, clearly pointing out the difference Granite Quill Publishers ducted its municipal elections, featuring a between them, but without a hint of rancor Your Hometown Weekly Since 1868 hotly contested mayoral rematch between or personal attack. Both are to be com- A Tradition Worth Keeping! the incumbent Tony Giunta and Leigh mended for they way they campaigned. This Webb. is they way American politics used to be, 246 West Main Street • PO Box 1190 The two candidates had distinctly differ- debating policies, not personalities. Today's Hillsboro, NH 03244-1190 ent views on several major issues, including, climate of poetical hate diminishes us all Phone: 464-3388 • Fax: 603-464-4106 the City's Tax Cap, the Governor's budget and is destroying the system and our coun- E-mail: [email protected] veto and adequate school funding. try itself. Giunta and Webb have shown us www.granitequill.com Each man outlined his position elo- politicians can still behave like gentlemen. STAFF Leigh Bosse: Publisher Joyce Bosse: Editor Guest Editorial . Christi Macomber: Advertising Design Gail Stratos: Publication Design & Rules To Teach Your Son Layout, Advertising Design, Production 1. Never shake a man’s hand sitting down. ing girl in the room. & Website 2. Don’t enter a pool by the stairs. 18. Never turn down a breath mint. Deborah Belanger: Account Rep. 3. The man at the BBQ Grill is the closest 19. A sport coat is worth 1000 words. Mary Yuryan: Account Rep. thing to a king. 20. Try writing your own eulogy. Never stop DEADLINE: 4. In a negotiation, never make the first revising. Monday at 5pm prior to Fri. publication. offer. 21. Thank a veteran. Then make it up to 5. Request the late check-out. him. ADVERTISEMENT ERRORS: 6. When entrusted with a secret, keep it. 22. Eat lunch with the new kid. We will be responsible for errors in adver- 7. Hold your heroes to a higher standard. 23. After writing an angry email, read it tisements only to the extent of correcting 8. Return a borrowed car with a full tank of carefully. Then delete it. the same in the next issue using space gas. 24. Ask your mom to play. She won’t let you equal to the items in error. 9. Play with passion or don’t play at all… win. LETTERS POLICY: 10. When shaking hands, grip firmly and 25. Manners maketh the man. look them in the eye. 26. Give credit. Take the blame. We will print signed letters to the editor 11. Don’t let a wishbone grow where a back- 27. Stand up to Bullies. Protect those bul- on a space available basis. Letters should bone should be. lied. be no more than 250 words, typed or e- 12. If you need music on the beach, you’re 28. Write down your dreams. mailed. Letters must be signed but names missing the point. 29. Take time to snuggle your pets, they love may be excluded upon request. 13. Carry two handkerchiefs. The one in you so much and are always happy to see PHOTO SUBMISSIONS: your back pocket is for you. The one in your you. We encourage individuals and groups to breast pocket is for her. 30. Be confident and humble at the same submit photos of their events or activities, 14. You marry the girl, you marry her family. time. 15. Be like a duck. Remain calm on the sur- 31. If ever in doubt, remember whose son either by mail or e-mail. face and paddle like crazy underneath. you are and REFUSE to just be ordinary! CORRECTIONS POLICY: 16. Experience the serenity of traveling 32. In all things lead by example not expla- We strive every day to present full, fair and alone. nation. accurate news reports. We will correct, 17. Never be afraid to ask out the best look- Author Unknown in this space, factual inaccuracies in our coverage. We encourage readers to tell us Colby-Sawyer College raises a record $10.6 million if we have made a mistake. Colby-Sawyer College raised a record single-year total in the college’s 182-year Also from The Granite Quill: $10.6 million in fiscal year 2019, marking the history, represents a 127% increase from last IN New Hampshire successful conclusion of its Power of Infinity year’s fundraising total, and includes the larg- Campaign — a multiyear comprehensive est bequest ever received by Colby-Sawyer — Your Guide to What’s Happening in the fundraising effort. Money raised helps fund a $2.5 million gift from former trustee Janice Granite State a number of key initiatives on campus, and Wilkins ’41. The college also saw a 20% Senior Lifestyles brings the college’s total endowment to more increase in overall donors, as well as a 45% A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors than $39 million. increase in alumni donors who graduated The $10.6 million raised, the highest within the last 25 years. www.granitequill.com | october 4, 2019 | The Messenger | Page 13

MessengerTHE Pick up your Hillsborough: Shaw's, Messenger at: Post Office, Diner, JD Andover: Jake’s, Circle K, Foods, Bar Harbor Bank & Pizza Chef, Bank Trust, Santander, Bank of Antrim: Antrim Market- NH, McDonalds, Subway, place, Rick & Diane’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, William’s Edmund's, T-Bird Store Belmont: Irving, Hooksett: Shaw's Brookside Pizza, Yolk, Hopkinton: Town Hall, Town Office, Village Store Cracker Barrel Bennington: Alberto's, Keene: Price Chopper, Harris Convenience, Hannaford, Toadstool, News General Store Stand, Monadnock Co-op Boscawen: Alan's of Loudon: Village Store, Boscawen, Franklin Sav- Eggshell, Subway, Penguin ings, Sunoco, Cumberland Manchester: Farms, Kapelli's Pizza Hannaford's (2) The first Stop the Bleed training session was held this week at SAU 34, taught by Heather Bow: Town Office, Mobil, Newbury: Marzelli’s, Ann LaBier, Hillsboro-Deering School District Nurse. Chen Yang Li, Library, Bubba’s, Town Office, Blue Seal Feeds Post office Bradford: Bradford Newport: Shaw's, Coro- Marketplace, Bank, nis Market, T-Bird, Circle K, SAU #34 Schools are equipped Post Office, Appleseed, Quick Stop, Senior Center Pizza Chef New Boston: Dodge's with Stop the Bleed Kits Chichester: Z1 Express, General Store, New Boston Speedway, Country Store, Hardware, Library, Town SAU 34 is grateful for the funding help improve survival from life-threat- Town Office Office, Molly Stark donations provided by the American ening bleeding. Claremont: Hannaford, New London: Legion, Davis & Towle and the Concord Stop the Bleed Kits provide life- Market Basket, Hubert's Hannaford, Hospital, Hospital Trust, which has supplied all saving resources like tourniquets, gauze Concord: Shaw's (2), Pizza Chef, Library, Hannaford Liquor Store, Pharmacy, the classrooms within the districts of bandages, pressure dressings, and more. Contoocook: Dimitri's, Jake’s Market SAU 34 with Stop the Bleed Kits. Currently, SAU 34 has several trainers Colonial Market, Northfield: Community Stop the Bleed is a national cam- for this program and training oppor- The Everyday Cafe, Covered Center, Wash & Fold, paign created by the White House and tunities for staff are being scheduled Bridge Restaurant, Ciao Pasta, Park & Go Pub the Department of Homeland Security to throughout the year. Merrimack County Penacook: Dunkin Savings, Mr. Mike's Donuts, Constantly Dunbarton: Page's Pizza, Szechuan Garden, Corner, Town Office Laundrymat, Newell Post Epsom: Circle Market, Restaurant, CC Tomatoes, Town Office, Pizza Shop, Subway, Tedeski's, Thirty Letters to the Editor Smoke Haven Pines, Cheney's Furniture, Francestown: General Sam's, Chief's Place Store, Town Office Peterborough: Shaw's, Dear Editor: ingston’s, Alene Candles of Milford, Pure Franklin: Hannaford, City Toadstool Bookstore, To the Residents of Deering and Hillsbor- Romance by Bernice Rankins and Tom Irving Hall, Franklin Mr Mike’s, Hospital, ough... We are writing to express our appre- of Oxbow Campground. Savings Bank, Franklin Dunkin’ Donuts, Brady’s, Roy’s, Nonie's ciation of thanks, to all the local businesses Without all the businesses help and the Studio, Pizza Chef, JJ’s Georges Mills: Georges Sunapee: Mini Mart, who donated to our annual Pig Roast Fund generosity of the campers at Oxbow, this Mills Market Town Hall, Library, Raiser at Oxbow Campground on August 31. Fund Raiser wouldn’t have been as successful Goffstown: Sully’s, both Banks During the Pig Roast we held a Fund Raiser as it was. Between all the raffles we were able Sawyers, Hannaford, Tilton: Post Office, where we raffled off many gift certificates to to raise $1,308, which will be split between Goffstown Ace Hardware, Market Basket, The Onion, local businesses along with many gift baskets the two departments. We are already mak- Dollar Tree, Village Trestle, Cumberland Farms, that were donated by campers at Oxbow. All ing plans to do it again next year (Aug 29) Shell, Cumberland Farms, Cyr Lumber, Shell China Gourmet, Putnam’s Warner: Market Basket, the proceeds go to benefit the Deering and and again all proceeds will go to the two fire Greenfield: Harvester Foothills Restaurant, Hillsborough Fire/Rescue Departments. departments. The residents of Deering and Market, Town Office Circle K We got to see firsthand, how the local Hillsborough, are very fortunate to have such Guild: Dorr Mill Store Washington: General businesses came through with a donation to a dedicated group of men and women, which Hancock: General Store, Store make this such a successful Fund Raiser. We make up your fire/rescue departments. We Fiddleheads, Hancock inn, Weare: Town Office, want to thank the following businesses for don’t realize how important they are, until we Town Office Dimitri’s, Country 3, Henniker: Harvester Lanctots, Subway, their donation. High Tide, Hillsboro Diner, need them and thought this could be one way Mkt., Henniker Pharmacy, Blackbird Market & Deli The Brickhouse, Yanni’s Pizza, Ming Du, to help show our appreciation to them. All In One Market, Henni- Wilmot: Park & Go Sampan, Angus Lea Golf Course, Edmund’s Bruce and Lynn Bowler ker Farm Store, Edmund's Hardware, Morse Sporting Goods, Liv- Seasonal Campers at Oxbow Campground Page 14 | The Messenger | october 4, 2019 | www.granitequill.com SPEND Sports LESS AND GET MORE DONE. NO WONDER 98% OF MAHINDRA OWNERS WOULD RECOMMEND ONE TO A NEIGHBOR

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GIRLS SOCCER Fall Mountain 2, Hillsboro-Deering 1: The Hillcats dropped a tight game on Monday night to the Wildcats. Sunapee 7, Mount Royal 0: Abigail Pollari scored her 100th point Monday assisted by Ellie Frederick, She finished the evening with four goals. Sunapee 7, Wilton/Lyndeborough 1: Sunapee gave up a goal in the final minutes of the game on a penalty kick, but led from start to finish. Check out great Goffstown 1, Kingswood 0: Jess Vo was the only player able to find the back of the net as she led the Grizzlies to victory. Goffstown 8, Spaulding 0: Kristen Nanof and Bianca Escalles deals on the each scored twice, and Alexa Skinner had a goal and two assists ConVal 1, Merrimack Valley 0: ConVal scored with two minutes left in the first half on a bouncing ball that went off a defender eMAX 20S today. that was finished over the keeper in the box. Bow 7, John Stark 0: Kristina Pizzi had a busy day Thursday, scoring three times and notching two assists to lead the Bow KNOXLAND EQUIPMENT High girls. 25 Old Warner Road Stevens 2, Hopkinton 1: Stevens barely possessed the ball, but scored twice on two shots all afternoon to edge Hopkinton. Warner, NH Gilford 3, Winnisquam 0: Jenna Delucca made eight saves for 603-746-5260 knoxland.com the shutout. Merrimack Valley 1, Kearsarge 0: The Pride scored 15 minutes into the second half. FIELD HOCKEY Merrimack Valley 3, Bow 1: Barrie Guertin opened the scoring on an assist from Guerrette midway through the first half. Merrimack Valley 4, Goffstown 3, OT The Pride trailed 3-0 15 www.granitequill.com | october 4, 2019 | The Messenger | Page 15 Sports minutes into the game, but tied the game, 3-3, by halftime and Swislosky found the back of the cage four minutes into overtime. John Stark 5, Hollis-Brookline 1: Stark jumped out to a 4-0 lead at the halftime behind the duo of Aubin and Girardet. .BQMF4U )FOOJLFSr.BJO4U "OUSJN Hopkinton 5, St. Thomas 0: Each senior on the roster posted WWW.EDMUNDSSTORE.COM a solid effort to help the Hawks keep it rolling through their [email protected] first 10 games. Laconia 1, Franklin 0: Franklin tight D kept them n the game. Bishop Brady 1, Kearsarge 0: Ashlyn Toupin scored 35 seconds Big Oct. Valid Oct. 1 Savings!thru Oct. 31, 2019 into the start of the first period and that’s all the Giants needed to add to their win total. SALE YOUR CHOICE SALE 2 FOR RED RED HOT John Stark 5, Hollis/Brookline 1: Elizabeth Aubin’s hat trick HOT BUY 99 BUY 00 paced the Generals. Each Hopkinton 2, Bishop Brady 0: Brooke Carlson scored both 99 6 goals as the Hopkinton girls’ soccer team claimed a 2-0 win. DeWalt® 20 Volt MAX Cordless RV Antifreeze, Compact Impact Driver, Drill/ Gal. VOLLEYBALL Driver or Lithium-Ion Battery 81003 John Stark 3, Hanover 0: The Generals trailed 10-3 in the first set, but Brianna Bodner had a strong service run and John Stark even- Pack tually claimed the first set, 25-18, and went on to win in straight 2/PK. 2492577, sets with 25-17 and 25-15. 2385458, 2800399 Campbell 3, Sunapee 0: Tori Allen led the Cougars to a 6-0 record with six kills and a dig. SALE SALE Winnisquam 3, Sunapee 0: The Sunapee Lakers fell to the 6-1 RED HOT Bears of Winnisquam High School 3-0 on Monday. 99 BUY 99 Winnisquam 3, Mascenic 0: The Bears defeated the Vikings in Each Each straight sets, 25-16, 25-11, 25-16. 9 9 Ace Black Oil Sun ower Ace Poly Leaf FRANKLIN ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Seed, 20 Lb. The Al's Village Pizza and FHS Female Athlete Of The Week is Rake or Steel Sophomore JASMYN LONG of the field hockey team. Jasmyn is a or Wild Spring Rake Bird Food 7502925, 74978 goalkeeper and had 41 saves in the team's two games last week. RED 40 Lb. HOT BASS FISHING 81121, 8315087 BUY John Stark 3rd: The John Stark Bass Fishing Team finished third in the NHIAA Finals on Spofford Lake. The team was only one of three RED SALE RED SALE 2 FOR HOT teams catching an eight fish limit on what was a tough fishing day. HOT BUY Eleven high school teams competed in the finals. The JSRHS team 99 BUY 00 was represented in the finals by (below, left to right) Chris Roy, 9 Dominik Sutkus, Bowdyn Egner, and Dusty Hallee. Dominik and FEIT Electric LED Bulb 10/Pk. Great7 Stu ™ Bowdyn are the first two JSRHS students to ever compete for four 3597184, 3929098 years on the John Stark Bass Team.  Big Gap Filler or Gaps & Cracks Foam Sealant, 12 Oz. 19077, 13322

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Kingswood 31, John Stark 0: Jacob Ridenour had 81 yards on Dr. Esin Narli-Trangaris Some say that cleaning your tongue helps keep 18 carries for the Generals. your breath fresh, but there is no evidence that brushing or scrap- ing your tongue will prevent bad breath or improve halitosis Goffstown 40, Concord 6: Goffstown pitched a shutout and (chronic bad breath). In fact, bad breath bacteria can grow back held Concord to 50 yards of offense in its 40-6 Division I victory. just as fast as you remove it. Bow 33, Gilford/Belmont 6: Steven Guerrette's touchdown runs of 25 and 80 yards as seventh-ranked Bow cruised. If you like the way your mouth feels after you clean your tongue, Alvirne 42, ConVal 0: Kyle Gora, Colin Prescott, Grady Hudson keep it up as part of your daily dental routine. It can be a great way to go the extra mile for your mouth, but comes down to personal and Alex Giuffrida scored for the Broncos. preference and is not a necessary step. However, there are four BOYS SOCCER things you can do to make sure your mouth is healthy: Sunapee 3 Wilon/Lybdeborough 1: Mark Mullen netted his • Brush your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste. 100th point as a Sunapee Laker when he drilled a penalty kick • Clean between your teeth daily. against Wilton-Lyndeborough Mullen became the second Laker • Eat a healthy diet that limits sugary beverages and snacks. to reach this impressive milestone in two days on the Sunapee • See your dentist regularly for prevention and treatment of pitch after Abigail Pollari hit the century mark on Monday. Mul- dental disease. len would go on to grab a hat trick with all three Laker goals as • • • Sunapee defeated Wilton-Lyndeborough 3-1. Presented as a service to the community by: Sunapee 11, Mount Royal 0: Mike Mullen scored four goals WEARE FAMILY DENTISTRY • (603) 529-3511 and Jackson Cooney, Parker Reed, Darren Hulton, Drew Nichols, DR. 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TB is the biggest infec- on a header off a corner kick on Monday. tious killer in the world, and multiple-drug resistant BY Portsmouth Christian 9, Franklin 0: Again, lack of an effective SARAH CHAPIN TB, which does not respond to regular antibiotics, is offense hurt Franklin. a major threat to global health. TB killed 1.7 million people in 2016 and is considered the top cause of death related to in- Hopkinton 5, Conant 1: Kevin Newton-Delgado recorded a fection worldwide. With the increased incidence of drug-resistant TB at second-half hat trick for Hopkinton home and abroad, additional strategies are required to treat the disease. Hopkinton 3, Winnisquam 0: The Hawks collected their third Unlike in the case of antibiotics, TB resistance should not develop against straight shutout win, in large part thanks to Burns in goal and a vitamin A. solid showing from the back line. • • • Bow 0, Oyster River 0: The Falcons and the Bobcats limited the Young girls are stronger with higher levels of vitamin D, but the associa- number of scoring opportunities for each other and the keep- tion was not found in boys. These are the results from a new large study recently published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabo- ers on both sides made a couple game-saving stops in Monday’s lism. Girls with low vitamin D were found to have a 70 percent increased scoreless draw. risk of being among the lowest 10 percent in a test for muscle strength. FRANKLIN ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • • • The Male AOTW is Senior AIDAN COLLUM of the soccer team. Vitamin D levels in the blood are linked to cardiorespiratory ﬁ tness, according to a study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, a Aidan is a Co-Captain and has been the team's defensive anchor, publication of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC). It is well estab- including their two games last week. lished that vitamin D is important for healthy bones, but there is increas- ROBOTICS ing evidence that it plays a role in other areas of the body, including the heart and muscles. The study shows that higher levels of vitamin D are John Stark/Hopkinton 1st: The stark/Hopkinton ITeam 1922 Oz- associated with better exercise capacity. Ram won the Governor’s Cup held at Plymouth State. Seniors that • • • were on the team last year (and are participating on the team this Presented as a service to the community by school year) won a free semester of tuition to any of the University System of New Hampshire and the Community College System HENNIKER PHARMACY • 603-428-3456 of New Hampshire schools. Twenty-six teams competed,  P.O.Box 718 • Proctor Square • Henniker, NH 03242 www.granitequill.com | october 4, 2019 | The Messenger | Page 17 Sports representing schools from Amherst to Whitefield. Chris Seaver, a member of Team Oz-Ram of Contoocook, which included students from both Hopkinton High School and John Stark Regional High School, said he likes the challenge of working with robots and enjoys being able to solve the challenges posed. “Seeing it do what you want it to do, even if you don’t win, is just awesome,” Seaver said. “And then that you made it with your own hands.” Set to graduate in June, Seaver said, he wants to pursue mechanical engineering in college and is also considering attending NHTI.

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TUTTLE LIBRARY: 10:30 - 11:30am. Colonel The choir will usher in the Christmas season We ask for $5/head to help fund our annual Jim Creighton: Scholar-Soldier Antrim resident, with three concerts on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 7:30 donation to Operation Christmas. Jim Creighton, will give a presentation on mili- PM and Sunday, Dec. 8 at 3:30 and 7:30pm. OCTOBERFEST: 5-8pm after the Greenfield tary careers. Over the course of a more than 30- This year David Chaves is our interim director, Harvest Fair at the Greenfield Meeting House. year Army career, Jim had thirty-one jobs, each Billie Joyce Bell returns as our accompanist, BETHEL FARM FIELD DAY: 1-6pm. Music! of which he loved. As a twenty-three-year-old and Beverly Caldon is our organist. Rehearsals Art! Yoga! Offerings include: tie-dye, hula- Lieutenant, he helped prepare US forces for a begin Sunday, October 20, at 6pm (registration hoop making, tai chi, vegetable fermentation, potential Soviet invasion of Germany. Jim even at 5:30) and continue weekly through Dec. 1, slackline, composting, tarot readings, kids yoga, had to plan how to rescue the US brigade then 6-9pm. All rehearsals and concerts are held at cider pressing, thai massage. Sacred music with stationed inside Berlin which was then situated South Congregational Church in Newport. There Ajeet Kaur from 4-6. $10/person or $25/car- inside the Soviet occupation zone. Jim’s final are no auditions or fees to be a member of The load. Bring a picnic and refillable water bottle Army job was as commander of an infantry Area Choir. - no dogs. Please note: alcohol & substance free brigade fighting in Afghanistan. In that role, OPEN HOUSE: Come meet your First Respond- event. located at: 34 Bethel Rd.Hillsboro, NH. he supervised Afghan elections at more than ers. The Hopkinton Fire Department will be seventy-seven voting sites. Free and open to HARVEST SUPPER: Fall Harvest Supper at the public. hosting it’s annual Open House from 10 to Camp Morgan Lodge in Washington NH with 1pm. seatings at either 5pm or 6:30pm; sponsored OPEN STUDIO: 3rd Annual “Open Studios THE OPEN DOOR: at Stonewall Farm B&B on by the Washington Congregational Church. Weekend” 10-3pm. Visit artists at Whipple Hall Windsor Road in Hillsborough for the last time Menu includes pork tenderloin, maple-glazed and their private studios in the Lake Sunapee this year. Appearing this month: Greg Gage, acorn squash, rice pilaf, salad bar and apple Region. CenterForTheArtsNH.org Lizz Ferdina, Jane Ross Fallon, Don Readel, Fred crisp with ice cream. Adults - $8; under 12 - $4; Sunday October 6 under 4 - free. Tickets may be purchased at the Sprague, and our feature for this month is the OPEN HOUSE: Henniker Fire Department, return of Rick and Toni Spiegel (and friends). Washington General Store or by calling Sue at TOWN OF NEW BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT FILL LEGAL NOTICE OF BID THE The Town of New Boston Fire Department is seeking bids for the turn key installation of a 3,000 gallon holding tank. This work would be performed at the existing location of the ﬁ re station, 4 Meetinghouse Hill Road, New Boston, NH. VA N Project speciﬁ cations and requirements are available at OCTOBER 12 the Town Hall until October 16. 9-2 At Shaw’s in Fall Harvest Supper Hillsboro Sat. Oct. 5 5PM or 6:30PM Adults $8; Under 12 $4; Food for the Food Pantries Under 4 FREE in Hillsboro & Henniker MENU: Shaws in Roast Pork, Rice Pilaf, Suggested items for donation: Hillsboro will Maple-glazed Acorn • Canned fruit • Beef stew • Canned tuna also have $5 Squash, Salad Bar, Rolls • Canned or dried soups • Pasta products and $10 bags Call 495-0096 to make a reservation; • Cereals • Bars of soap • Toothbrushes and Butter, Apple Crisp • Jello • Oatmeal — box small size for purchase at take-out available with Ice Cream, • Tea bags — small packs • Instant coffee the registers Sponsored by the Washington Congregational Church Coffee, Tea, Lemonade Page 20 | The Messenger | october 4, 2019 | www.granitequill.com Events: Community Bulletin Board 12 to 4pm at the Henniker fire station rain or Center Rd., Learn about Youth Police Cadets and Departing Shaw’s at 9:30 a.m. Fee $6. Call shine. 1pm First fire sprinkler demo, 1:30pm a career in law enforcement & criminal justice. Marie Mogavero 464-4726/724-5272 to register Vehicle extrication demo, 2:30 Arson K9 demo, FULLER LIBRARY: The Military Book Group for this activity. 3pm Live bedroom fire demo, 3:30 Second at Fuller Public Library will meet to discuss RADIO CLUB: The Contoocook Valley Radio fire sprinkler demo. For all ages. Free food and President's of War, discussion starts at 2pm. Club regular meeting will be held 7:30 PM, handouts will be available. Please make sure to at the Hopkinton Library, 61 Houston Drive, in share this post and spread the word. UKULELE GATHERING: Have you ever wanted to play ukulele with other like-minded folks? Contoocook. Well known author Joe Reisert, HENNIKER SCOUTS: are hosting a fun event Here is your chance to join a beginner ukulele W1JR, will present, "Can You Hear Me Now?" for all from 10am-12pm at the Henniker Com- group. We will be getting together at 6:30pm at He will discuss medical and radio-related munity Center. There'll be activities indoors and Fuller Public Library on School St. in Hillsbor- aspects of human hearing. outdoors. We'll also have an information table ough. We will meet twice per month every DEERING EVENT: Fire/EMS Department Open set up for anyone interested in joining Scouts. other Mon. evening. Please call if you have House 7-9pm, Donovan Station 890 Deering We just started up our Troop again, so that's questions, 478-3288. Center Rd: Meet Fire and EMS providers, learn exciting. We welcome boys and girls. Kelly CENTER FOR THE ARTS:Learn the Tango! with about career training for fire, ambulance & Umlah and my email which is Kellyumlah4@ emergency services gmail.com Natalie Mavor Miles from Newport Ballroom Dance Studio. Monday Nights 6-7. Whipple Wednesday October 9 Monday October 7 Hall-New London. $40 pp/18 yrs old and up. HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: Walkers Series: HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: 10am at St. Register at nlrec.recdesk.com/Community/ Program. Above and Beyond by Michael Tougias This Mary’s-Crafty Critters. Come help tie personal New York Times bestselling author provides quilts for two seniors. You will be making the Tuesday October 8 his inside knowledge of two factors that saved stitches and tying square knots. Call Barbara humanity during the Cuban Missile Crisis: the Hays, 464-2692, if you have questions. HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: October 8th, 10th, 15th & 22nd Mall Walkers This newly strategic wisdom of John F. Kennedy, and Amer- DEERING EVENT: Police Department Open formed GHSS group will walk the Steeple Gate icas’ U-2 aerial spy program. Leaving Shaw’s House 7-9pm, Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering Mall rain or shine. Great form of exercise! 6:30 p.m. Transportation fee $5. Program is Fall Har vest SALE October SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY 12, 13 & 14 BIG SAVINGS UNDER THE TENT • Men’s • Women’s • Children’s Clothing & Footwear HENNIKER FARM & COUNTRY STORE 110 BRADFORD RD. • HENNIKER • 428-3255 • OPEN: M-F 8-6; SAT. 8-5; SUN. 9-1 www.granitequill.com | october 4, 2019 | The messenger | Page 21 Events: Community Bulletin Board FREE. Call Marie Mogavero 464-4726/724-5272 the Gilbert Room. Light refreshments will be Broadway Musical Shows: "Fiddler on the to reserve your seat. served. Roof", "Sound of Music", "Hair", "My Fair Lady", SUPPORT GROUP: Caring for a loved one DEERING EVENT:Health & Safety Fair "Westside Story", "Music Man", "Man of La is challenging and can feel overwhelming. 3-7:30pm, Deering Town Hall 762 Deering Mancha", "Oklahoma", "Godspell" and others! A This support group is meant to offer a time Center Rd: Attention Seniors! 3-5pm NH 911 In- star-studded cast of singers with whom you are where you can discuss concerns / topics that cident Command Vehicle: What happens when familiar, as well as new ones, will present these only caregivers can understand. 9:30 – 11:00 you call 911, Sign up for enhanced 911, Learn as solos and as an ensemble in a simulated AM St. Theresa’s Parish Hall, Old Hopkinton Rd, how to help solve a crime, enter free raffle to stage setting. This is to be an evening to bring Henniker Please join us for this initial session. win prizes;5-6:30pm Free Community Supper back our fond memories of tunes from the past Attendees will determine frequency and timing sponsored by Deering Selectmen and Staff; that remain with us forever! Admission is FREE of this group. Refreshments provided. Ques- 6pm Guest Speaker “I Survived a Heart Attack” with donations most appreciated. The show tions? Mary Reidy [email protected] begins at 7:00 pm at the Deering Community TUTTLE LIBRARY: 6:30 – 8:00 pm Lizzie Church. 995-1384. Please join us for this initial session. Borden Took an Axe, or did she? In 1892 Lizzie Attendees will determine frequency and timing Borden was charged with the murder of her Saturday October 12 of the group. parents in Fall River, MA Although she was ac- HILLSBOROUGH SENIORS: Warner’s Fall Fes- DEERING EVENT:Highway Department Open quitted, the case created a sensation and what tival Enjoy all the activities, vendors, foods, etc. House 6-7:30pm, Deering Highway Garage truly happened remains a mystery to this day. as we celebrate Fall! Departing Shaw’s at 9:30 behind Town Hall 762 Deering Center Rd: Road Plymouth State University professor Annette a.m. with plans to return at 2 p.m. Call Marie Agent Q&A, see equipment and learn about Holba reviews the evidence. Free and open to Mogavero 464-4726/724-5272. Transportation how your roads are maintained the public. fee $3. Thurday October 10 Friday October 11 CIDERFEST: New Boston Artisans Market FULLER LIBRARY: 5-8pm meet Hillsboro art- DEERING EVENT: Lullabye of Broadway Sing- Opening in conjunction with the Annual Chari- ist Roger Goode at Fuller Public Library. Roger's ers’ Production Deering Community Church: table Ciderfest October 12 thru Dec. 22 (Sat/ oil paintings will be on display all month in Come enjoy familiar songs from our favorite Sun 10-4 pm only) The Cider Mill Gallery, 24

EMERALD LAKE VILLAGE DISTRICT HILLSBORO-DEERING SCHOOL DISTRICT BID SOLICITATION FOR: Invitation to Bid – Audit Services INCIDENTAL PLOWING e Hillsboro-Deering School District is requesting bids for 2019-2020 WINTER SEASON Audit Services. e RFP will be available on Monday October 7th on the district website under O ces/Business O ce. Bids For detailed job specs, go to www.elvdnh.com. Or stop by will be due by Friday October 25th at 12:00 p.m. in the SAU #34 the offi ce at 147 West Main St., Hillsborough, NH 03244 o ce at 78 School Street, 3rd Floor, Hillsborough, NH. Please Bids due by October 15, 2019 contact Lori Schmidt, Business Administrator, at 603-464-4466 or [email protected] for information about the pre-bid conference and speci cations. Sealed bids should be submitted to: Town of Weare Lori Schmidt, Business Administrator IMMEDIATE OPENING SAU #34, P.O. Box 2190, Hillsborough, NH 03244 (603) 464-4466 FULL TIME HIGHWAY MECHANIC Equal Opportunity Employer/Equal Educational Opportunities The Town of Weare seeks a Full-time Mechanic for the Depart- ment of Public Works. Mandatory CDL-B is required, CDL-A preferred. State DOT inspection license certifi cation desired or HILLSBORO-DEERING SCHOOL DISTRICT willing to obtain within one year. Certifi cation for commercial Invitation to Bid — Transportation Services vehicle brakes is preferred. At least 5 years of experience in maintenance/repair of gasoline and diesel engines, hydraulic e Hillsboro-Deering School District is requesting bids for equipment and vehicle power trains. Snow plowing experience Transportation Services. e RFP will be available on Monday is required. Computer diagnostic is preferred. Must pass October 7th on the district website under O ces/Business O ce. all background checks and tests including criminal, motor Bids will be due by Friday October 25th at 12:00 p.m. in the SAU vehicle, physical, drug, alcohol, references, etc. Full benefi t #34 o ce at 78 School Street, 3rd Floor, Hillsborough, NH. Please package, 6-month probation, random DOT testing. Starting pay contact Lori Schmidt, Business Administrator, at 603-464-4466 or based upon experience. This position reports directly to the [email protected] for information about the pre-bid conference Public Works Director. and speci cations. Sealed bids should be submitted to: All letters of intent and resumes must be submitted to Lori Schmidt, Business Administrator Benjamin Knapp, Public Works Director, 224 Merrill Road, SAU #34, P.O. Box 2190, Hillsborough, NH 03244 Weare, NH 03281. This position will be kept open until fi lled. (603) 464-4466 The Town of Weare is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Opportunity Employer/Equal Educational Opportunities See us online at www.granitequill.com State e. studios in erent Granite OCTOBER2019 in the Deerfield Arts Tour again Tour is eld Arts Deerfi The artists year will show This approaching. in 8 diff their work Deerfi eld. This is a great opportunityThis is a great to eld. Deerfi talent in town see some of the creative the perfect shop for and to The gifts! of October will be the weekend event 4. Snacks served 10 to at 19 - 20 from raffl Free the studios.

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Located at the base of the legendary Mt. Washington Auto Road, and trailside at Great Glen Trails, The Glen House hotel offers fine STAY & DINE accomodations, an award-winning tavern, and great food at The Notch Grille. Book your stay at TheGlenHouse.com or call 603-466-3420. PAGE 24 | FALL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | OCTOBER 2019 JULY 2010 | SUMMER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | PAGE 3 Annual NH Wool Arts Tour, celebrating its 36th Anniversary Columbus Day Weekend, features New years ago. They did so to raise awareness Hampshire Fiber Artists October 12th & of, and to share both their passion and 13th. Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-4. love for, natural fi bers and the animals The FREE annual fi ber arts tour they harvested it from. This tradition is scheduled for the peak of New is carried forward with the 2019 host Hampshire's colorful fall leaf season. Hand sites for the New Hampshire Wool Arts painted sheep signs guide visitors to and Tour as follows: Spring Pond Farm, a from four offi cial Wool Arts Tour stops working alpaca & honey bee farm in consisting of fi ber producing farms and Greenfi eld; Spinner Farm, a working sheep studios. farm and equestrian facility in Deering; Each farm stop features many of New Brimstone Hollow Farm in Hancock, Hampshire's best fi ber artists, one-of-a- featuring Romney sheep, all-things-fi ber kind fi ber arts and locally-produced animal and farm fresh, organic vegetables; fi bers. Most sites have fi ber-producing and new this year, Glory Be Farm, an animals on display. organically raised Purebred Navajo Churro Demonstrations of knitting, weaving, sheep farm selling meat, fi ber products dying, spinning, rug hooking, felt making, and heritage vegetables. as well as other fi ber-related crafts, will be Raffl es at each Farm Stop! Food and ongoing daily. Locally-produced sheep other amenities may be available at host wool, alpaca, llama, angora rabbit, and sites. mohair will be available and vendors will Hours for this event are Saturday 10-5 be off ering handspun and commercially- and Sunday 10-4. For Farm Tour directions, spun yarns, kits, artwork and a variety of list of vendors and more information go to beautifully, handcrafted products for that www.WoolArtsTourNH.com or The Wool special purchase. Arts Tour on Facebook. Come travel the The Wool Arts Tour was established by colorful autumn roads of New Hampshire, a small group of local wool producers 36 be inspired and fi nd the artist in you.

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WHITE MOUNTAIN HWY, NORTH CONWAY, NH settlersgreen.com PAGE 2 | SUMMER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | JULY 2010 OCTOBER 2019 | FALL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | PAGE 25 Muddy Ruckus Performing at Medallion Opera House Gorham, NH on Friday, September 20th, 2019. Rock IN duo Muddy Ruckus is pleased to announce that they are New Hampshire performing on Friday, September 20th at the Medallion Opera House, 20 Park St, Gorham Town Hall. Doors open Leigh Bosse: Publisher at 7 pm and the show begins at 7:30 pm. Tickets are Joyce Bosse: Editor $12 in advance/$15 day of show and can be purchased Christi Macomber: at the Gorham Town Hall, White Mountain Café and Advertising Design online at www.medallionoperahouse.org. The concert is Gail Stratos: Publications Design & sponsored by Northeast Snowmobile & ATV Rentals. Layout, Advertising Design, ABOUT MUDDY RUCKUS Production, Website Muddy Ruckus is a punk blues rock duo from Deborah Belanger: Portland, Maine. The stripped-down power duo features Account Representative guitarist Ryan Flaherty and percussionist Erika Stahl. Mary Yuryan: The band blends rootsy guitar and edgy percussion on Account Representative a suitcase drum kit and is known for a full rock band sound, despite the fact that they're a duo. They season Also from The Granite Quill: their music with the salt of the eastern old ports, The Messenger backroad electric grooves, and the mud of the Mississippi River where Flaherty grew up. The New York Music Daily Granite Quill Publishers calls Muddy Ruckus "Darkly Inventive Americana." In 246 West Main St., April 2016, Muddy Ruckus was awarded "Best in State Hillsborough, NH 03244 of Maine" by the New England Music Awards. The lyrics Phone: 603-464-3388 of Muddy Ruckus' songs call for your attention and the most recent single along with a video by fi lmmaker Fax: 603-464-4106 soulfulness of both Erika and Ryan's vocals draw in the Jason Elon Goodman. [email protected] salt and shadow of the band's murky beginnings and SHOW INFO: Muddy Ruckus, Friday September 20th To advertise in next month's issue: luminous future. Medallion Opera House, 20 Park Street Gorham, NH. 2019 has been a busy year so far for the duo. They Ticket link / FB event. Doors at 7, show at 7:30. All Ages, Call Deborah at 800-281-2859 have released four studio singles so far. “Chasm” is their $12 adv/$15 DOS.

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Bustling Summer in the White Mountains forecasts vibrant Fall Foliage Scores of vacationers wanting to squeeze out the last bit of their summer headed to the White Mountains during a busy and enjoyable Labor Day weekend. "We've received many positive comments from our local businesses about how visitor numbers have been up this summer and spending was on the rise over the holiday weekend." Said Charyl Reardon, President of the White Mountains Attractions Association. "Travel over Labor Day weekend is most often weather dependent and thankfully the forecast, other than Monday, was for a gorgeous weekend. Certainly, a nice way to end the summer season." Susan Logan, Marketing Manager at the Conway Scenic Railroad reported that the attraction ended summer on a high note with a successful Labor Day weekend. "We were exceedingly busy over the holiday weekend and sold out on Monday. We were up about 14% over Labor Day 2018." Becca Deschenes, Director of Marketing at Cranmore Mountain Resort stated, "We had a strong week leading up to the holiday weekend, and overall for the summer, were up about 13% from last summer." Restaurants like Polly's Pancake Parlor stayed busy throughout the summer and businesses like Settlers Green, Kinsman Lodge and the Conway Scenic Railroad reported seeing an increase in Canadian travelers this summer. Christopher Bellis from the Cranmore Inn suggests that the rise in confi dence in the economy has allowed consumers to feel comfortable taking vacations and spending more. With summer quickly transitioning to fall, the White Mountains region looks forward to another strong foliage season. "We expect to have a great Fall season as long as the weather supports visitors coming to the White Mountains," stated Reardon. When asked about the upcoming fall season, many local hotels and attractions are reporting September and October reservations are pacing 10%-20% ahead of 2018. Susan Logan of the Conway Scenic Railroad indicated that advanced reservations for the foliage season are strong and several dates in October are already sold out. Anticipation for the Autumn season does seem to be growing, as the White Mountains was recently named the #2 Best Destination for Fall Foliage by USA Today/10Best Reader's Choice viewers. Twenty destinations across the country were nominated by travel experts from USA Today and those were narrowed down to the top 10 based on the daily votes of fans and followers. "We're so lucky to live, work, and play in the White Mountains, where the stunning fall foliage brings visitors from around the world." Reardon, said. "We expect to see fall visitors from places such as Canada, Japan, Germany, and Australia in addition to all over the United States." Visitors will have many ways to enjoy the mountains this fall as most of the White Mountains attractions remain open into October and some even into November. Scenic train rides at the Hobo Railroad, Conway Scenic Railroad and the Cog Railway are unique ways to view the fall foliage as are aerial lifts and ziplines, like the ones at Attitash Mountain Resort, Cannon Mountain, Loon Mountain Resort, Cranmore Mountain Resort, Wildcat Mountain, and Alpine Adventures. For weekly Foliage reports and to plan your upcoming Autumn getaway in the White Mountains, be sure to visit VisitWhiteMountains.com. PAGE 2 | SUMMER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | JULY 2010 OCTOBER 2019 | FALL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | PAGE 27 NH Furniture Masters to hold Annual Fundraising Gala at the Currier Museum of Art The NH Furniture Masters return to the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH for their Annual Fundraising Gala, “The Main Event” on Saturday, October 5, 2019, from 5:30 – 9pm. This is an evening dedicated to showcasing the exceptional talent of the Furniture Masters and the work that the organization does to educate and preserve the tradition of fi ne furniture making. The Currier Museum of Art is located at 150 Ash Street in Manchester, NH. Tickets for The Main Event are $125.00 and can be purchased at furnituremasters.org/ the-main-event. Walk-in ticket purchases welcome. During The Main Event, meet and mingle with the Masters, view their remarkable fi ne furniture and bid on select work in both a live and silent auction. Each participating Master donates a handcrafted item to be bid on during the event. Sales in both auctions go towards supporting the Furniture Masters’ educational initiatives. In addition to SANDWICH • NEW HAMPSHIRE seeing fi ne furniture made by members of the Furniture Masters, select work by participants of the Furniture Masters’ educational initiatives will be on display. Four pieces from the Furniture Masters’ Prison Outreach Programs in the Maine State Prison and the New Hampshire State Prison for Men will be in shown and up for auction. 2019 celebrates the 20th year of the Furniture Masters’ Prison Outreach Program. Jamie Herman, the 2019 recipient of the Alden Artisan Advancement, a scholarship the Furniture Masters off er to emerging young furniture makers, will have two geometric tables, “Twist #2” and “Twist #3” on display. The winner of the People’s Choice Award from the recent New Works Exhibition at the Institute of Art & Design at New England College in Manchester, NH will also be on display. Throughout the evening, dancers from the NH Dance Collaborative will be shadowing select FAIRGROUNDS Furniture Masters, showcasing and interpreting the furniture design and philosophy of their assigned Master. Honest Millie, a swing/blues/jazz trio, will provide the Open Daily at 8am soundtrack for this popular annual fundraising event. Visit furnituremasters.org/the-main-event to learn more and purchase tickets for The Main Event. Tickets are $125 per person. Walk-ins are welcome. Thank you to our ~ Agricultural Exhibits ~ 2019 Sponsors: The Duprey Companies, Arthur D. Clark & Co., New England Home, New and Shows Daily Midway by Gillette Shows Hampshire Home, NH Dance Collaborative, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management – Bank of America Corporation, Concord TV, Vintage Kitchens, Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Sanborn Mills Farm, Guild of NH Woodworkers, New England College, League of NH www.thesandwichfair.com Craftsmen, NH PBS, Woodcraft of Portsmouth, Certainly Wood, Rare Woods USA and Lie Nielsen Toolworks. PAGE 28 | FALL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | OCTOBER 2019 JULY 2010 | SUMMER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | PAGE 3 Halloween Haunts range from scare-your-pants-off to Trick or Treat fun North Conway, NH - From scare-your-pants-off frights to sweet and toddler-friendly, visitors to Mt Washington Valley, NH will fi nd something for everyone looking for Halloween haunts and hilarity. While ghostly shadows and things that go bump in the night are certainly part of the Halloween scene here, there's certainly plenty of tamer Halloween fun throughout October in Mt Washington Valley. The calendar is packed with fun for the whole family, so get into the spirit this Halloween with everything from giant swings to ghosts and ghouls. Add in a leaf-peeping scenic drive mtwashingtonvalley.org. It all starts with The Ghoullog and Haunted Playground at Cranmore Mountain Resort, North Conway, Weekends, September 28-November 2, 2019: Celebrating its 13th year of fear, Cranmore Mountain Resort is once again transformed into a fabulous haunted set, off ering something for every taste in spooky. The Ghoullog is a 50- minute haunt featuring over 15,000 square feet of indoor space through a series of dark rooms, scary mazes and unknown places, plus an outdoor element which leads the unsuspecting through the Haunted Playground rides off er a unique night- aboard Conway Scenic RR, October 25 & 26, Nov 1& 2: the dark woods with all of sudden frights and jumps. time experience with special lighting, eff ects and the What do washed up musicians do when they've lost This haunted experience is best suited for the older kids, occasional ghost or ghoul when you least expect it. End all their money, fame and fortune, not to mention 10 and up. For those that need something a little tamer, the night in the Broken Skull Pub and stop by the Rotting their looks and talent? Get the band back together, of the Haunted Playground off ers plenty of less frightening Corpse Gift Shop for some ghostly Ghoullog goodies. course, for one last hurrah! But not everyone lives to rock Halloween family fun on a transformed Mountain Info, schedules, rates: theghoullog.com. another day! Join the fun, dress as your favorite 80s rock Coaster, Giant Swing and Soaring Eagle Zip line. All Solve the Murder Mystery on the Dinner Train star or come as groupie and shower the band with � LIVE LOBSTERS HARD AND SOFT SHELL BAKED I FRIED I BROILED I GRILLED I BLACKENED SEAFOOD STEAKS I CHICKEN & MORE I HARD & SOFT ICE CREAM!!

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� OCT. 5TH the Squam Ranger program, meet other folks enough people on the grounds for the rides to run! WOMEN OF THE FORT interested in hiking, and enjoy a day out on the � OCT 12TH 267 Springfi eld Rd. Charlestown, NH. Phone: 603- trail. This hike starts at the Eagle Cliff Trail trailhead BUSKER FESTIVAL 826-5700.This is a living history weekend dedicated located on Squam Lake Road (named Bean Road in FREE. 2 Common Courtm North Conway, NH. Phone: to the lives of women of the Colonial Period. Center Harbor) and is a 5 mile round trip hike that 603-356-7031. Discover music around every corner on climbs moderate and steep grades to Eagle Cliff (.6 � OCT 6TH Columbus Day Weekend! Street musicians play from miles) and continues to Red Hill with great views 12-3 p.m. at Settlers Green and Settlers Crossing. OKTOBERFEST DINNER WITH from the fi re tower. There is also the option to take � OCT 12TH LIVE OOMPAH MUSIC the Teedie Trail on the way back and have a short East Hill Farm. $27.95 Age 16-Adult, $14.50 road walk back to the Eagle Cliff Trail parking area. FALL & CHILDREN'S Per Child Age 2-15, Plus Tax And Gratuity. 460 Hike as much or as little as you'd like. Timing is hard AUTHORS FESTIVAL - Monadnock Street, Troy, NH. Phone: 603-242-6495 to predict since it depends on the hikers so we may OX CART MAN TURNS 40! Live OOMPAH music and hors’ d’oeuvres begin at end a bit earlier or go later. Folks are welcome to hike at there own pace as this is not intended to be $0 - $19.50. 14 Hancock Street, Portsmouth, 5:00 p.m. and dinner follows at 6:00p.m. Dinner NH. Phone: 603-766-2496. Celebrating the 40th will feature German fare, and a vegetarian option a guided hike. Since hikes are weather dependent, we will contact those who have signed up if any Anniversary of Donald Hall's "The Ox-Cart Man" will be available upon request. This is a BYOB event, Strawbery Banke’s Fall & Children's Authors reservations are required. changes to plans arise. � OCT 12,13,14 Festival showcases traditional New England � OCT 9TH handmade crafts, heritage breed and farm animal GET OUT AND HIKE! SANDWICH FAIR demonstrations, and the museum's heirloom Adults $12.00 Youths 12 and over $12.00 Children gardens and seed-saving program. The event EAGLE CLIFF TRAIL Under 12 Free. Route 109 Center Sandwich, also incorporates the 5th Annual Children's Book 534 US Route 3, Holderness, NH. Phone: 603- Sandwich, NH. Phone: 603-284-7062. Held 968-7336. Now that the high heat of summer is Festival, featuring 20+ local authors and illustrators Annually on Columbus Day Weekend! Mark your in the TYCO Visitors Center 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. behind us, it's time to take out the hiking gear, hit calendar for the 2019 Fair! October 12-13-14. Gates the trail and enjoy the cooler temps. Over the next This year's event celebrates the 40th anniversary Open at 8 AM all three days and close when all the of the 'Ox-Cart Man' written by Donald Hall and few months, there will be a hike scheduled each animals have fi nished competing and there are not week. This is a great opportunity to learn about illustrated by Barbara Cooney. � Monadnock Pumpkin Festival Saturday October 12 2019 1:00-8:00PM Cheshire Fairgrounds Bring a 247 Monadnock Hwy carved Four Pines Swanzey, NH pumpkin Admission $10 and help Ages 5-10 $5; create the Quilting 5 and under free magic! 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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered Riendeau and Pierre Riendeau. She raised by his mother, Mildred (Bertrand) and her husband Paul of Manchester; is survived by her daughters, Collete Poznanski Clement Poor. In addition to his brothers-in-law, William Nelson Labreque and her husband, Dennis of his parents, he was predeceased by his and his fiancee, Jean Foor of Man- Contoocook, France Houlne of Pittsfield parents-in-law, Joseph and Ruth (Ball) chester, and Robert Nelson and his and Ginette Riendeau of Concord; her Nelson; and his sister-in-law, Marilyn wife, Karen of Weare; his close friend son, Daniel Riendeau of Pittsfield; 8 Gates. Family members include his and brother-in-law, Donald Gates II of sisters; 2 brothers; 5 grandchildren; 5 wife of 50 years, Margaret; his mother, Fremont; and nieces, nephews, cousins great grandchildren; as well as numerous Mildred; his daughters, Meredith Cook and friends. In lieu of flowers, memo- nieces, nephews and cousins. A Celebra- and her husband, Charles of Manchester, rial donations may be made to Liberty tion of her Life will be held on Saturday, Melanie Toscano and her husband, Rick House, 75 W. Baker St. Manchester, October 5, 2019 from 2:00pm-4:00pm of Fremont, Meghan Hardy and her NH 03103, a nonprofit helping home- at the Still Oaks Funeral & Memorial husband, Donald of Weare, and Jes- less and struggling veterans. Home, 1217 Suncook Valley Highway, sica Poznanski and her fiance, Keith Epsom. A brief service will be held begin- Anderson of Weare; his grandchildren, ning at 4:00. Jonathan and Brendan Cook of Man- Send your John A. Poznanski chester, and Sydney and Allie Toscano of Obituaries to: WEARE — John A. Poznanski, 72, of Fremont; his brothers, Peter Poznanski Weare, passed away suddenly Sept. 25, of Santa Cruz, CA and Bradley Poznan- PO Box 1190, 2019, in the home he built more than ski and his wife, Brenda of Nashua; his 40 years ago. Born in Manchester on sisters, Carolyn Gough and her husband, Hillsborough, NH March 17, 1947, he was the son of Stella William of Plymouth, MI, and Marilyn (Swisz) and Frank Poznanski. After his Griffin and her husband, Donald of Lady or email [email protected] mother passed away in 1948, he was Lake, FL; his sister-in-law, Joan Porter

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