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BY MEGHAN SIEGLER [email protected] Fabian. said. “My head wasn’t really “There are not many in the game … (I knew) my TILTON —From having a wrestlers out there who are coach would want a player steel rod in his back to miss- in the same boat,” Fabian that was on the ball.” ing one lung, Jake Washburn said. Aside from the daunting has had no shortage of med- After discovering Wash- task of having a good senior ical and mental challenges to burn had scoliosis at age 2, year academically, Wash- overcome throughout his doctors expected him to be in burn and his family have had life, which is one of the many a wheel chair his whole life. a lot on their plate over the reasons the graduating Win- Washburn underwent nine past few years. Since 2000, nisquam Regional High major surgeries prior to en- Washburn has watched his School wrestler has been spe- tering high school. Along two sisters battle their own cially recognized by the New with the steel rod and miss- health issues: Caitlyn, 21, Hampshire Interscholastic ing lung, he suffers from a se- was first diagnosed with can- Athletic Association. vere loss of hearing. cer, and then Becca, 19, was Washburn, 18, is the re- Cloos said that “the phys- diagnosed with a brain tu- cipient of the Walter Smith ical aspect of wrestling, and mor. More recently, Wash- Recognition Award, which is what Jake has gone through burn’s mom Pam was diag- presented annually by the over the years” prompted nosed with breast cancer. NHIAA to a person who has him to nominate Washburn Washburn said he also “overcome special circum- for the award, particularly af- lost one of his good friends stances and contributed sig- ter Washburn originally de- recently. nificantly and positively to clined to wrestle during his “I tend to lose things,” he the NHIAA as a player, man- senior year but came back said quietly.“Not gum or dol- ager or fan.” and persevered. lars or anything. People.” PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER Washburn was nominat- “I had a lot of emotional Despite the hardships, Jake Washburn stands with WRHS Athletic Director Jeff Cloos and teacher Elaine Fabian, both of whom nom- ed by Athletic Director Jeff times (at the beginning of Washburn changed his mind inated him for the Walter Smith Recognition Award. Cloos and teacher Elaine this school year),” Washburn about wrestling for a couple of reasons, the first being his mother. Farmer’s market offers longed-for fresh foods “She just really thought, ‘you’re really good … the BY MEGHAN SIEGLER keenly. them no one was selling it, cording to Potter, Johnson to the venue is a woman who team needs you,’” Washburn [email protected] “I’ve had people pull up in- they’d drive away. will take items and embed does “higher-end” wood- said. SANBORNTON — Any- to the parking lot and ask for Completely new this year them in the plates, then fire working, Potter said. A The other factor was that one who has spent the win- ice cream,” Potter said. are Marie Johnson’s hand- them. woman selling herbal prod- Washburn attended the ter digging through semi- When Potter would tell painted ceramic plates. Ac- Also bringing new crafts SEE MARKET PAGE A10 team’s first meet and could- fresh produce at the super- n’t help but notice one par- market can look forward to ticular freshman, Rob Zollo, better pickings for their whom Washburn decided he summer meals, with the San- New business moves into Riverfront Place wanted to help become a bornton Farmer’s Market BY MEGHAN SIEGLER of an issue. But the matter bookwork done and for em- in if they’d like to speak with champion wrestler. [email protected] scheduled to open for the sea- was resolved, and Anna ployees to pick up their her. In fact, one of the rea- “He got my attention,” son June 27. TILTON — After getting Yasharian said she doesn’t checks. sons for moving to the high- Washburn said. The market, which has final approval from the Plan- expect parking problems, be- However, she said that ly-visible office is so their Since he’d missed several been around since 2001, is a ning Board last month, Dale cause for the most part the customers or potential cus- name gets out there to people practices and got a late start, popular fixture in town dur- and Anna Yasharian are office is a place for her to get tomers are welcome to drop SEE BUSINESS PAGE A10 Washburn feared he’d have a ing the summer and early moving their home-based in- terrible season but ended fall months. Most of the ven- terior consulting and con- with a 12 and 11 record. dors that patrons expect to struction business, aptly Bikers asked to join marrow registry “My senior year was a lot see at the market are return- named Yasharians, to an of- BY MEGHAN SIEGLER Guglielmo, who owns two Giovanni’s Friends Move- better than I thought it ing this year,as are a few new fice in Riverfront Place. [email protected] Harleys and has been known ment. would be,’ Washburn said. “I sellers. The Yasharians have been LAKES REGION — Ba- to participate in Bike Week Guglielmo hopes this will had to convince myself, ‘Al- According to market or- in business for about five bies and Bike Week may not festivities, is taking this op- boost the percentage of men right, you can do this.’” ganizer Jack Potter, ice years already, but working seem compatible, but this portunity to promote the who become donors; right Senior year may not have cream will be back in the from their Tilton home has year Belmont’s Baby Giovan- cause he’s been working on now, 72 percent of all donors been his best season, but form of cones, cups, frappes been a challenge, particular- ni and his “motorcycle en- since Giovanni, who turns 2 are women. Washburn has come a long and sundaes, served up by ly as the business has grown. thusiast” father Michael in July, was hospitalized at 4 “The bikers are going to way since he walked through Liz Merry of Trail Mix in “We’re just trying to get Guglielmo will make their months of age with a rare im- step up to the plate to save a the doors as a freshman. Tilton. Potter said that the an office where we can have presence known at two bone mune disorder. kid’s life,” Guglielmo said. “When Jake first came to two-year absence of Her- a little more privacy,” Dale marrow drives being held si- “It’s fitting because bikers The two drives will be set the high school, he always itage Farm, which used to Yasharian said. multaneously throughout are very passionate about up from June 14-22, from 9 talked about wrestling,” sell ice cream at the market Originally the Planning the week. their charities for children,” a.m. to 9 p.m. One will be at Fabian said. but now focuses on its own Board held off on giving ap- Guglielmo has dubbed the said Guglielmo, executive Thurston’s Marina in the Washburn was hooked on Rock Salt Creamery loca- proval to the Yasharians, be- event Life Week at Bike consultant for the nonprofit Weirs, the heart of Bike wrestling from the first time tions at the farm and in the cause parking at Riverfront Week: Bad to the Bone Mar- donor agency DKMS Ameri- Week, next to the HAWK ra- he watched a Pay-Per-View Belknap Mall, has been felt Place has become something row. cas and founder of the Save SEE JOIN PAGE A10 match back in 1998, he said. That led to buying action fig- ures, books, and posters, and Christian bookstore owner moves mission to Lakes Region he closely followed pro BY MEGHAN SIEGLER north … the Lakes Region wrestling on TV and online, [email protected] has no Christian bookstore.” particularly his favorites, TILTON — After a suc- Boundless Grace opened Stone Cold Steve Auston, the cessful run on North Main last Wednesday,with an offi- Undertaker and Bill Gold- Street in Concord, Bound- cial Ribbon Cutting ceremo- berg. less Grace, a Christian book- ny sponsored by the Lakes When Washburn finally store, has moved to Tilton. Region Chamber of Com- decided that maybe he could “Mission accomplished merce. With live music from be part of the high school (in) Concord,” owner Grace Jazz Plus playing in the back- wrestling team, nothing Boss said. “I just pioneered ground, visitors strolled about it was easy. through the aisles to get a “He used to stop at my INDEX look at Boss’s array of mer- door and say, ‘I can’t do this chandise. anymore,’” Fabian said. Volume 5 • Number 24 ● The store is set up with Both Fabian and Wash- Sports...... A11-14 sections of religious books burn credit his teammates, Local News...... A2-3 for children, teens and and in particular his friends adults, with subjects ranging Nick Chase and Tim French, Religion ...... A8 from divorce to marriage to with helping him endure. At Editorial Page ...... A4 money. For the youngest one point early on in his PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER Schools ...... A5 shoppers, Boundless Grace wrestling career, Washburn carries popular series “Veg- Boundless Grace Christian bookstore owner Grace Boss gets a congratulatory hug from friend and fellow was having trouble complet- Cavalry Bible Church member Penny Jordan during the store’s ribbon cutting ceremony last week. Obituaries...... A6 gie Tales,” as well as puzzles ing sprints during practice, Culture ...... A-7 and gifts like “Praise versions to choose from, such Sports Devotional Bible. marks. For the new location, but the rest of the team wait- Ponies,” fashioned after the as the Teen Study Bible, the Aside from books, the Boss added a Kerusso T-shirt ed for Washburn and en- ©2008, Salmon Press, LLC. My Little Pony collection. Young Believer Bible, the store offers Christian CDs, rack, which features shirts couraged him to finish. Call us at (603) 279-4516 Boundless Grace special- Keepsake Bride’s Bible, a Gi- gift books, cards, devotion- with slogans like “Christ is “The students on the team email: echo izes in Bibles and has many ant Print Holy Bible, and the als, photo albums, and book SEE MISSION PAGE A10 SEE TALENT PAGE A10 @salmonpress.com WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC – AUCTION PRICES EVERY DAY

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Complete an application at the Meredith News, 5 Water St.,Meredith or e-mail your qualifications to: Rich Piatt, Publisher,at:[email protected] WINNISQUAM ECHO LOCAL NEWS June 12, 2008 A3 ■ New town moderator following in his father’s footsteps BY MEGHAN SIEGLER [email protected] for him when he didn’t show SANBORNTON — Resi- up to open the polls and dents will see a new face be- found him at home. hind the podium at Town Prompting Gray to follow Meeting next year, and even in his father’s footsteps was sooner at the state and na- a recent Town Meeting. At tional polls this year, as Joe the epic eight-hour meeting Gray takes over the role of in 2007, several requests for town moderator. secret ballot votes prompted Gray’s father,Robert Gray, some residents to ask for the was Sanbornton’s moderator names of those doing the re- from the late 1960s to 1974, questing, at which point and Gray looked back on then-moderator Donald those years when deciding to Foudriat refused to read the run for the position. names out loud but agreed to “He’s a big part of the mo- show them to anyone who tivating factor for this,” Gray came to the podium. A large said. “Dad impressed the group of people swarmed the functions of government on podium, and it took awhile to me.” get the meeting back on When Gray was a teenag- track. er, he went to couple of town “There was a lot of con- meetings to watch his dad in troversy there, but also loss action and saw how well he of control of the meeting a maintained order despite couple times,” Gray said. “I some hotly debated issues. thought, maybe it’s time for Back then one of the more a change.” fervent topics throughout Gray said he has no beef town was the opening of Ex- with Foudriat and greatly re- it 22. The year after it opened, spects him for everything Sanbornton’s chief of police, he’s done for the town, but Dusty Nielson, requested a his personal belief is that the cruiser with an engine com- moderator should be out- PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER parable to those in state high- wardly impartial. Though he Joe Gray is Sanbornton’s new moderator. way patrol cars. wants to stay in tune with the “In its time that was quite issues, Gray said he’ll keep Budget Act. much of a public person.” Sanbornton at that time, re- Christopher into his home. a controversial meeting, and his views to himself. “Between town council But, he added, “It’s a new turning to the house he grew Christopher and Sara, now a very controversial warrant “What I think about them and the watchful eyes of the challenge. You have to keep up in so his mother could be 17, get along well, Gray said, article,” Gray said. “I re- (the issues) is not the impor- assembly, I shouldn’t get too taking on new challenges.” a much-needed female figure and the family likes to go member watching that dis- tant thing,” he said. far astray,” he laughed. Gray has faced his fair in his daughter’s life. Though camping together. They also cussion, and it was pretty Once the new budget sea- He hopes to keep meetings share of challenges in his at times being a single parent enjoy the lake, and Gray in heated.” son starts, Gray plans to at- to a reasonable length as personal life. He lost his first was rough, Gray said memo- particular is “a fishing nut.” His dad simply lifted the tend Budget Committee and well. “I’ll put my structure wife, Nancy,to breast cancer ries of his father as a parent Though Gray took a page gavel when the noise level selectmen meetings so he’ll out there (at the beginning of in 1996 and was faced with helped him through. from his dad’s book, he said peaked, and voters eventual- know, come Town Meeting, the meeting), and hopefully raising his 5-year-old daugh- “That’s the other place Sara hasn’t shown much in- ly voted no on the cruiser.Af- what has been discussed and we can move things along ter Sara alone. 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June 12, 2008 Opinion Winnisquam Echo ■ EDITORIAL LETTERS ■ ● Obama-Clinton ticket WRHS Class of 83’ reunion plans To the Editor: and potluck luncheon, swim- [email protected]. Liacos, Fred Love, John Min- ideal for Democrats ming, games, and rekindling Please contact a commit- er, Keely Norton, Tina Owen, The WRHS Class of 1983 of old friendships. tee member for details. Peter Prescott, Tony Reagan, has finalized our 25th year re- We are requesting that We are still hoping to hear Lawrence Smith, Loraine We’ve stayed away from national politics for a few union plans. Classmates and any classmates who are plan- from the following class- Tobin, Jim Virgin, Frank months now, after running a spate of articles and their families are encour- ning on attending to RSVP as mates: Wadleigh, and Bonnie editorials addressing the presidential elections and aged to attend the festivities soon as possible. RSVP’s can Scott Alati, Alison Botka, (Waite) Stiehl campaigns that ranged from successful to barely at the Lakeport home of be made to the following com- Julie Browning, Cindy We have also created a on the radar. But Sen. Hillary Clinton has finally Mark Gifford on Saturday, mittee members: (Clark) Hobart, Cindy (Cote) class Web page. It can be stopped her own campaign and endorsed her politi- July 19, starting at noon. Mike Bruno (503) 359-3836 Pickering, George Davis, found at cal rival of the past year, Sen. Barack Obama, and Mark’s address is 95 Antho- or [email protected]; Dawn (Edgerton) Calley, www.myspace.com/wrhs198 that’s news we can’t ignore. ny Drive, Lakeport. Laura Sleeper 286-7994 or Chris Fitts, Francis Gilbert, 3. After endorsing Clinton here at Salmon Press, we This is a family-friendly [email protected]; Doug Goodwin, Arthur understand the disappoint many local Democrats event including a barbecue Mark Gifford 528-6027 or King, Lisa Laroche, Erich Michael Bruno must be feeling after losing a highly-qualified, dedi- Forest Grove, Ore. cated candidate in a close race. Though the news came as no surprise – polls have been showing Clinton behind Obama for months – those who had backed her for so long now have to wonder what they’ll do with their vote. The biggest problem we foresee for the Democrat- ic Party is that Republicans and Independents who may have voted Democrat if Clinton had been on the ballot (for president, not VP – another scenario altogether) may decide that Obama isn’t the man for them and instead go with the more experienced Republican presidential nominee, John McCain. Clinton has said all along that she would be the stronger contender when it comes to the general election, and we think she was right. At this point, the best Democrats can hope for is to see Clinton’s name on the ticket right next to Obama’s, running alongside him as his potential vice president. She’s already indicated that this is a possibility, particularly by throwing her support behind Obama and urging her own backers not to hold grudges against him. The move would help her political career, and it would help Obama’s run for the White House. And there’s no doubt that, if the duo is elected, Clinton will be a significant as- set to Obama when it comes to fulfilling some of their shared promises – even if they would have gone about it in different ways. Both have prom- ised to fix some of the nation’s major issues, like the health care system, the economy, the war in Iraq – between the two of them, with Clinton’ solid plans and experience and Obama’s passion and new ideas, it seems plausible that we could end up with a president and VP who can actually get things done. In other words, it would be ludicrous for Obama to not invite Clinton to join him on his ticket. He needs her to garner enough votes to beat McCain, COURTESY PHOTO and he needs her in the While House. Democrats High-tech help On June 7 The Network Managers & Trainers Inc. conducted a fund-raiser to benefit the Martinez Family of Sanbornton, whose residence should be urging their new presidential nominee to burned in fire this April. The event, which provided computer services (cleaning and tune ups) raised $400 for the Martinez family. Lorraine let go of any rivalry, ignore the fact that head- Martinez extends the gratitude of her family to all the community members who brought in their computers for service on Saturday, and strong Hillary Clinton will be one tough cookie to also to the technicians who serviced them.Timothy Lang, owner of The Network Managers, thanks his volunteers: Peter Waranowski, William work with (second in command is, after all, only Moynihan, Robert Lang and Frank Lang, who donated their time and technological knowledge to this successful endeavor. the second best place for her), and do what’s best for the party. DES announces Pets of the Week Send your Silver Lake elevation Neo and Fritty TILTON/BELMONT held by the State of New letters! — The New Hampshire Hampshire in trust for the Department of Environ- public. The land sur- Winnisquam Echo mental Services has an- rounding Silver Lake also 5 Water Street nounced the Natural has established restric- Meredith, NH, 03253 Mean High Water Eleva- tions due to the Compre- tion of Silver Lake in hensive Shoreland Protec- Tilton and Belmont is at tion Act. These include re- elevation 468.0 feet Na- strictions on shoreland Our fax number is 279-3331. Or, you can e-mail us tional Geodetic Vertical activities within a certain at [email protected]. Datum (NGVD). distance of the “reference Please include your name, address and phone Since the late 1980s the line”, a line established number. State of New Hampshire for fresh water bodies has listed the NMHW of without impoundment as Silver Lake as 468.0 feet the natural mean high wa- NGVD. However,at the re- ter level as determined by quest of several persons, the DES. most of whom were abut- The complete determi- ters to the lake, DES nation is available at agreed to review, recon- www.des.nh.gov/Dam/do sider and, if appropriate, cuments/silver_lake_det2 revise the previously de- 008.pdf. Appeal of this de- Established October 14, 2004 termined NMHW. Based cision may be submitted Published every Thursday at on site investigations, an to the Water Council by fil- 5 Water Street, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 analysis of flow statistics ing a Notice of Appeal in Telephone: (603) 279-4516 and water levels at Silver accordance with the New Toll Free: (877) 766-6889 Fax: (603) 279-3331 Lake, a review of historic Hampshire Code of Ad- Rich Piatt, Publisher files and an evaluation of ministrative Rules Chap- Meghan Siegler, Executive Editor the hydrology and hy- ter Env-WC 200 (Water In the case of Fritty and here to the plea of the former Sarah Schmidt, Senior Editor draulics of the Silver Council Procedural Neo, the anticipated arrival owner, “please keep them to- Michael Macklin, Advertising Representative Lake watershed, DES con- Rules) within 30 days. For of a new baby meant their gether.” June, Adopt a Shel- Jennifer Rollins, Advertising Assistant firmed that the NMHW at more information regard- journey to the shelter in ter Cat month, would be the Judy Manning, Office & Classified Manager Silver Lake is 468.0. ing this determination, search of a new home. They ideal time to add these two Email: [email protected] Silver Lake is consid- please contact Jim Gal- should be easily welcomed beautiful creatures to your Classifieds: [email protected] ered a Natural Lake, lagher, chief water re- cats into any new family home. Quiet, easy keepers, Circulation figures available on request. therefore ownership of sources engineer, at 271- since they are well behaved, Neo and Fritty, littermates Publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertising at any time. the lake bed below the ele- 1961. well socialized, people lov- and together since birth, vation of the NMHW is ing, child tolerant cats. Shel- would very much like to be ter staff have pledged to ad- part of your home. WINNISQUAM ECHO SCHOOLS June 12, 2008 A5 ■ Library given new books to beat summer blahs BY ERIK ZYGMONT Arnold McCully’s “Mirette Medal. that you guys write your- [email protected] on the High Wire,” while pan- McDougall told the stu- selves,” he said. SANBORNTON — tomiming the balancing act dents that just as it didn’t CLiF receives about half Thanks to the work of a non- of a tight-rope walker. Mc- stop McCully, difficulty of its donations from private profit organization, and a Dougall noted that McCully should not stop them from individuals, and receives generous donation from a had been having problems writing either. none from the state or feder- family in upstate New York, writing her story about the “I’m going to come back to al government. For more in- youngsters who visit the great high wire walker,Belli- Sanbornton a number of formation on the foundation, Sanbornton Public Library ni, so she made up the char- times in the future, and some- visit www.clifonline.org, or have $2,000 in new titles from acter of Mirette. The book day I’m going to have the hon- call (802) 244-0944. which to choose. went on to win a Caldecott or of giving away some books Children’s Literacy Foun- dation, a private group that nurtures “a love of reading and writing among children SYC students perform in throughout New Hampshire and Vermont,” chose San- bornton to benefit from a ‘Primetime Vaudeville Review’ $2,000 donation from the NORTHFIELD — Spauld- of stardust that transported Laine family, which speci- ing Youth Center’s students a student to a dream vaca- fied simply that the gift go to put on a spectacular and en- tion destination and a fa- a rural library, according to ergetic performance for its mous country singer and CLiF Executive Director 22nd Annual Arts Festival banjo strummer with curly Duncan McDougall. under the direction of Arts purple hair who brought PHOTO BY ERIK ZYGMONT On Monday, McDougall Duncan McDougall, executive director of Children’s Literacy Foundation, Coordinator Andrew Rae- down the house with his made an animated presenta- pantomimes a scene from “Mirette on the High Wire.” side. The audience was tak- comedic act. tion to the animated stu- en back to the era of the Ed Students developed and COURTESY PHOTO dents at Sanbornton Central said. “It’s this muscle that Sixteen days ago, he told Sullivan show for the produced some innovative School. Before a backdrop of will help you live your the students, he and two “Primetime Vaudeville Re- products and wrote and A famous country star whose most celebrated feature is his dozens of children’s book ti- dreams.” friends hiked through the view, Live” with humorous recorded persuasive com- curly purple hair hams it up with tles in mint condition, Mc- McDougall made note of Everest region of Nepal. pre-recorded commercials mercials. Among the the other members of his group Dougall told the students some of the interesting They checked out glaciers and jingles and a variety ground-breaking products performing a skit for Spaulding that the best exercise for the places he has been. He and visited folks in tiny vil- show of live performances were Invisibility Spray Youth Center’s 22nd Arts Festival. brain is plenty of reading. worked as a gold miner in lages without a single road. that were created with im- which easily made a teacher “It’s the part of your body Alaska, he said, and later as “How do you think I got provisational artist Michael disappear; an IPop which craft activity provided by that’s going to take you any- a river-rafting guide in the there?” McDougall asked the Zerphy, and the Jazz Out- will surely take the place of VSA Arts of New Hamp- where you want to go,” he wild North. students. After they ex- reach Faculty of the Con- the IPOD with its added fea- shire. hausted all the standard an- cord Community Music ture of bringing the record- Spaulding Youth Center is swers, “by car,” “by train,” School. ing artist right to you; and, a grateful to the many sup- and “by plane,” a student A smorgasbord of cu- Fruitsable Smoothie which porters of its Arts Education caught on to where Mc- riosities included the silent gave student actors the Program including the Dougall was leading them: antics of several mimes, a strength to lift up huge boul- Robert A. Krueger Memori- “By book.” fishing expedition with a ders. After the performance al Fund for the Arts and the “That’s right,” McDougall magic fishing rod, a package students participated in a Isabel Rolfe Fund. said. “I traveled all the way from Mount Everest, with the yaks and the mountain MAY REAL ESTATE REPORT –LIZ SWENSON climbers, in 16 days, by book.” McDougall also told the BUYING A HOME FOR THE FIRST TIME PART 1 students that through read- Quite often when I get a call from someone who is in the market to buy their first home I am often asked “what is the usual process in getting started?” I think the first thing to do ing, he became Tom Brady, before you begin is taking a look at your personal budget and getting an idea of what would about to win the Super Bowl feel comfortable to you for a monthly payment. Getting yourself educated about what is out there for loan programs for 1st time homebuyers is not a must but is definitely a step you for the New England Patri- could take. NH Housing Finance Authority offers classes for the 1st time home buyer, check ots. Just before the fateful out their web site at nhhfa.org. REALTORS® and lenders can also provide you with infor- mation about different programs that are available. Getting a pre-approval of what you can play, his wife called him to afford is a necessary step so you can see what you would qualify for, but remember what dinner, he said. you are told you qualify for may be greater than what you are comfortable with. A pre- “I said, ‘I’ll go down and approval is when you connect with a loan officer who then will review your credit file and give you what he believes you can readily qualify for with one or more specific loan pro- eat dinner, and then after- grams. A lender then will provide you with a pre-approval letter. This can be shown to the ward I’ll go back and win the sellers listing agent when bidding on a property and demonstrates to them you are a ready and able buyer, strengthening your position in the process. It also assures you that you are Super Bowl,” McDougall looking in the correct price range. Next month I will continue the process with you. This said. really is a great market of opportunity for the 1st time home buyer. Prices have come down He expounded on the way and have opened up opportunities for buyers who did not have that opportunity before. So get excited and get the process going to realize your dream of home ownership today. reading can absorb all of your attention, and take you Avg. % orig $ Avg. to another time and place. Town # Sold <100K 100-200K 200-300K 300-400K >400K Sell Price to $ sold DOM “Have you ever been read- Belmont 7 1 6 0 0 0 154,279 95 130 ing, and after awhile, you for- Franklin 9 1 7 1 0 0 139,989 97 47 COURTESY PHOTO get who you are or where you Dads and daughters are?” he asked. “I love when Northfield 000 0 1 00 0 0 Faith Christian Academy in Belmont had its first PTA sponsored that happens; it’s the sign of Sanbornton 2 0 0 2 0 0 280,000 85 154 father/daughter dance, with a “spring fling” theme. Daughters in a really good book.” Tilton 000 0 0 00 0 0 grades preschool through eight attended with their dads and For inspiration, Mc- Liz Swenson ® enjoyed refreshments and music from local musician Carol Brown. Dougall read from Emily is a REALTOR for Exit Lakeside Realty Group in Tilton. If you are looking for more detailed informa- tion regarding real estate in your area she can be reached at 286-SELL (7355) or [email protected]. Data was compiled as of June 6, 2008, using the Northern New England Real Estate MLS System.

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NORTHFIELD — Mrs. WINNISQUAM — came part of their crew. For Richard is predeceased by Florida; great-granddaugh- Jacqueline “Jackie” T.Simp- Richard “Dick” Arthur the past 20 years he has his father,Marcel Lauziere of ter Jayda; step grandsons son, 79, of Northfield, died Lauziere died suddenly of served as chief engineer on Santa Barbara, Calif.; his Chris and David; and two peacefully at her home on heart failure on Feb. 20, at his the “Mount” and as a skipper mother, Barbara (Wright) great-nephews and many June 3, 2008 surrounded by winter home in Ruskin, Fla. of the Doris-E. Richard was Malandrino of Dunedin, cousins. Funeral services her children and grandchil- Born Oct. 4, 1940 in Concord, very proud to not only have Fla.; and a grandson, Zach- will be on Tuesday, June 17, dren. She was born in he was 67 years of age. his wife join the crew but al- ery Carter of El Paso, Texas. at St. Charles Borromeo Franklin on April 27, 1929 the Richard attended high so a daughter and four grand- Richard is survived by his Church, 300 NH Rte.25, daughter of Irvin and school in Jaffrey. In 1957 he children, three of whom wife of 48 years, Gail E. (Har- Meredith at 10 a.m. In lieu of Bernadette (Hebert) LaBelle. enlisted in the United States were his deck crew on the riman) Lauziere of Win- flowers donations can be She was a graduate of Army Military Police Corps. Doris-E. nisquam; daughter and son- made to Camp Cope, 3521 Franklin High School with During his 23 years of serv- Richard was a life member in-law Deborah and Jeremy Oaklawn Avenue, Dallas, the Class of 1947. She resided ice he received many medals of the Laconia Lodge of Elks Ambrose of Meredith and Texas 75219 or visit in Northfield most of her of Ballston Spa, N.Y.; five and honors. His many duty 876, a member of the Nation- their children Krystie, www.campcope.org, a camp life. Several years ago, she grandchildren; five great- stations include two tours in al Association of Chiefs of Nicole, Amanda, Kayla, and helping children of service worked at the former grandchildren; two great- Korea, two tours in Germany, Police, the American Society Alyssa; son and daughter-in- member cope with the tran- Franklin Spa. She worked great-grandchildren; two and stateside assignments in for Industrial Security, the law Lance and Angela sitions and trauma faced by for many years as a supervi- brothers: Richard LaBelle of Colorado, Alabama, Rhode American Military Associa- Lauziere of Grifton, N.C., deployment or injuries sus- sor at Beede Electric in both Plymouth and Robert La- Island, North Dakota, and tion, the American Legion, and their children Talon, tained by their soldiers. Penacook and Northfield Belle of Northfield; a sister, Utah. It was from Salt Lake and the National Gold Wing Travis, and Tiana; daughter To view an online memo- prior to retiring. Jackie was Cecile Kinney of Kokomo, City, Utah, that he retired in Riders Association. He en- Pamela Lauziere and her son rial or send a message of con- a communicant of St. Mary Ind.; and nieces and 1980. He and his family re- joyed life to the fullest with Joshua of Holly Springs, dolence please visit www.si- of The Assumption Church nephews. She was prede- turned to Winnisquam his family, participating in N.C.; brother Charles B. moneaupaquette.com. The in Tilton. She was active in ceased by a brother Ernest, a where he started Lauziere’s camping trips mostly in Al- Lauziere, and two nephews, Simoneau-Paquette Memori- the Parish often assisting sister Natalie, and a grand- Security and Private Investi- abama and Europe. He also Ricky and Michael Lauziere al Home, Funeral & Crema- with cooking and helping son, Matthew Simpson. A gation Agency.One of his ac- loved hunting, fishing, mo- all of Fairfield, Calif.; two un- tion Care, Laconia, is assist- other parishioners. She was Mass of Christian Burial counts was the M/S Mount torcycle rides, swimming, cles, Eugene Lauziere of Ore- ing the family of Richard. the widow of Roy Simpson was celebrated June 6 in St. Washington. In 1988 he be- and working on cars. gon, and Wallace Wright of who died in 1976. Family Mary of The Assumption members include two daugh- Church, Tilton. Burial fol- ters: Donna Simpson-Smith lowed in St. John Cemetery, MVSB Photo Contest now seeking Web site photos of New Bern, N.C., and Jan Tilton. Donations in memo- Simpson of Newburyport, ry of Jackie may be made to Meredith Village Savings Mass; four sons: Ronald Assumption Church, Chest- Bank is taking its annual Simpson of Northfield, nut St., Tilton, NH 03276. For photo contest to the Internet. Lester Simpson of Meredith, an online guestbook, please In addition to submitting en- Robert Simpson of North- visit www.neunfuneral- tries for MVSB’s 2009 Com- field, and Richard Simpson homes.com. munity Calendar, local pho- tographers can also vie for the chance to have their pho- tos displayed at www.mvsb.com. As in past years, amateur Summer camps and professional photogra- phers are invited to submit mean summer fun photographs that capture the character and beauty of LAKES REGION — ined!) that could happen Belknap, Carroll and Kids and teens are not left when a group of kids get Grafton counties as well as out in the summer, as the together in someone’s conveying some aspect of Winnipesaukee Play- backyard. community/family life, such house will once again be There are sessions for as community events, land- offering its very popular ages 5-7, 8-12 and 12+. Vis- marks or seasonal pastimes. summer camp program. it the Camps page at Photos featuring local land- This summer’s direc- www.winniplayhouse.co scape scenes are highly en- tors are Katie Long and m for full descriptions of couraged – especially for the Tamara McGonagle, both each week’s theme along Web site. experienced theater edu- with an application form. Winners of the calendar cators. This summer’s Camps tend to fill up ear- contest will have their pho- COURTESY PHOTO theme is “In My Back- ly, and enrollment is en- tographs featured in the 2009 Photo by Birgit Johnson-Nedeau of Center Sandwich appears in the 2008 MVSB Community Calendar. yard” and campers will couraged to secure your MVSB Community Calen- create plays around sto- first-choice week. dar, to be distributed free-of- submissions so please read photographer. (not matte) finish. Negatives ries (either real or imag- charge to the community, the submission require- Entries may be in color or must be available for all and photographers will be ments for each type of entry black and white. Partici- prints that are submitted. awarded a $50 U.S. EE Sav- very carefully.Please include pants should understand Web site entries: ?Only ings Bond for each photo that a cover sheet with each entry that photography will appear color photographs will be is included in the calendar. indicating the following: as black and white halftones considered for inclusion on NURSING EDUCATION Winners of the Web site con- Which contest the photo is on the calendar and one as- the Web site. Entries must be test will have their photos being entered for – calendar pect of the selection process submitted as digital images LPN- Applications being accepted now featured as the homepage or Web Your name, address, will reflect how well, in the on disk at a minimum reso- LPN – Classes running now. banner photo. and phone number A short judges’ opinion, photo- lution of 72 dpi (higher is pre- Call for new scheduled times in your area. Photographers may enter description of the photo- graphs will appear in that ferred) at 968 pixels wide by both the calendar and Web graph. All entries are due by format. 212 pixels high. Prints must site contests, but separate the close of business on Fri- Digital photography is also be submitted for judging CareMed Educational Services entries must be submitted day,Aug. 1. Calendar entries: preferred and must be a min- and cataloguing purposes. 1-888-20NURSE (68773) for each contest. In addition, Entries may be submitted at imum of 300 dpi at 8” x 10” Full contest details are www.caremednurse.com the required format for Web any MVSB office or via mail and saved in tiff, eps or jpg available at site entries is very different to “Meredith Village Savings format. They must be sub- www.mvsb.com/photocon- BE A HERO, BECOME A NURSE! from the format for calendar Bank, attn: Marketing, P.O. mitted as prints, with disk. testhttp://www.mvsb.com or Box 177, Meredith, NH Slides or prints (35mm) are at any Meredith Village Sav- 03253.” A maximum of five also acceptable formats. ings Bank office. entries may be submitted per Prints must have a glossy

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As an amateur photogra- pher, what changed when you put down your film cam- era and picked up a digital version? Did you become a better photographer? Have you taking the time to ap- preciate the nuances of digi- tal photography as com- pared to film photography? In previous columns I stated that a digital sensor is noth- ing more than another type of “film” with light sensitiv- ity,contrast range, and color biases of its own. Picking up a digital camera does not make you a better photogra- pher but it certainly is a tool that can help your advance- ment in the craft. The first change in your photography is an obvious one. No more buying film. No more bring- ing your film to the drug- store and paying to have it developed and receiving a set of 4x6's. There are a number of issues related to taking photographs with a digital camera that need to be ex- plored, many of which, I will guess, few of you use. For the next number of columns I will discuss some of the new responsibilities photogra- PHOTO BY KEVIN SPERL phers must be willing to ac- This shot, taken at the Laconia Hot Rod Nationals, is another good example of dealing with high contrast scenes. The tonal values of the sky, as compared to the car's grill, was a bit wide. cept if they want to take full The digitial camera's histogram shows the photographer where tonal values are being lost, either in shadow or in highlight, allowing them to adjust accordingly. advantage of what a digital are some of the more rele- difference between film and their screens like monkeys! other. This can be taking to and print resolutions are ex- camera offers. If , as you may vant and important features digital is the ability to get im- (Or better yet, there's "cross- the extreme and can become amples of tasks that were have done with a film cam- that are worth understand- mediate feedback. That is, chimping," defined as "com- an obstacle to taking good typically taken care of by era, you leave the camera on ing. As for the actual taking take the picture and you can paring your shot to the oth- pictures. This is something your local film lab that have automatic and rarely,if ever, of the picture, there is little view the result on the small ers.") This can be both a good that even I fall victim to all now become somewhat ex- adjust any of the settings, difference between film and display on the back of the and bad practice. In the film too frequently and I find that pected of the digital image you are no better off than digital. Composition, expo- camera. This practice is com- days, you concentrated on it is, at times, more habit then maker. So, stay tuned as we you were with film. Just sure, understanding the monly referred to as “chimp- taking pictures and then held necessary. Post picture tak- explore each of these tech- what are those features? quality of light, knowledge ing.” The introduction of the your breath as you got the ing work flow issues such as niques and get you on the Controlling white balance, of focus and depth of field term is credited to USA To- film developed to see if you downloading images from road to better understanding setting an effective ISO, in- and lens choice for a proper day photographer Robert captured what you were af- camera to computer, mini- that image taking computer terpreting an image's his- angle of view are all picture Deutsch who wrote that ter. With digital, take the pic- mal Photoshop, or equiva- you hold in your hands. Until togram and determining the taking techniques that still “chimping" is a series of pho- ture and take a peek. If you lent, techniques for getting then, keep shooting. captured file type and size need to be employed. A major tographers all looking at didn't get it right, take an- the most out of your images,

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DEMO RIDES • FREE GIVEAWAYS A8 June 12, 2008 RELIGION WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ You are the co-pilot in your journey with God BY PASTOR G. ALDEN TAYLOR N-T ders would really want to live walk uprightly. Psalms 84:11 knowingly choose to walk in members, has chosen to walk sisting on being the “naviga- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH in a desert. We would not, by (NASB) a way that is contrary to God. in the ways of man, rather tor”? There is a popular As I look out the window choice, choose to walk that Knowing that, and having But, so often it is the little than with Jesus. In reading bumper sticker that reads, it is raining and with the way. We choose to live our the command to rejoice, how things, like complaining through a book on “The Con- “God is my co-pilot.” Unfor- gloom of rain we are all daily lives here in New Eng- can I be a complainer and about the weather, causing gregational Way” I am re- tunately they have God in the tempted to forget the words land, with its very, VERY still insist that I am “walking discord in the church, or fail- minded that churches move wrong seat. Only as we let of the Psalmist, who writes: changeable weather. And, with Jesus”? The Prophet ing to show love and courtesy for-ward with God as the Him set the course can there This is the day which the with those changes, there is Amos reminds of the futility toward those closest to us members join in unanimous be a successful walk with Je- LORD has made; Let us re- an opportunity for just about of this when he asks, “Can that put us in the position of agreement on the way for us sus. We invite you to join us joice and be glad in it. Psalms everyone to complain about two walk together, unless walking in a way con-trary to to “walk with Jesus” in these at Northfield-Tilton Congre- 118:24 (NASB) As we “walk the weather several times a they are agreed?” Amos 3:3 God’s plan. Virtually every days. Once again I ask you, gational Church as we seek with the Lord” we have a week. But, (had to insert one (NKJV) None of us who local church has gone “How is your walk with the to walk with Him. choice; we can see this word of those) is it really “walking name the Name of Christ and through “deep waters” be- Lord going in these days?” for what it really is, or we can with the Lord” when we com- profess to be Christian will cause a member, or some Could it be that you are in- assume that it is just a “sug- plain almost daily about gestion” from God. Think- something that God gives us. ing about that, I am not Again, we are reminded in aware of any place in the the Word that the rain falls LRGH Auxiliary recognizes Word of God that he says, “It and the sun shines on the would be nice if you . . .” No good and the evil. Once Home Beautiful for donation His Word is filled with com- again, going back to the Bible School mands for us; not sugges- Psalmist, we read: For the tions. Someone reminded me LORD God is a sun and many years ago that, “All shield; The LORD gives grace registrations sunshine makes a desert”. and glory; No good thing does Not many of us New Englan- He withhold from those who SANBORNTON — The Second Baptist Church of Sanbornton is accepting registrations now for Vaca- tion Bible School, which will be held Wednesday through Saturday,June 25-28, 9 a.m. to noon. The pro- gram will conclude on Sunday morning, June 29, with Hart’s a special service at 9:30 a.m., followed by an outdoor barbeque and activities for the children and their fam- Turkey Farm Restaurant & Gift Shop ilies, according to the director, Paula O’Leary. This WE NOW HAV E “0 TRANSFAT”FRYING OIL year’s theme is Son Harvest County Fair, with cur- COURTESY PHOTO $ 99 riculum and music from Gospel Light Publishers. The Owner of The Home Beautiful Bruce Hamel (second from left) accepts Dinner Specials 10 program will include crafts, activities and music, along the gift of a granite clock from LRGH Auxiliary members (left to right) President Ernie Bolduc, Chairperson Barbara Tuttle, and Chairman of the Choice of vegetable and potato with Bible classes. Classes range from pre-school up through grade six. Registration forms and additional Gift Shop Sue Dalton. TUESDAY: information are available through the church office LACONIA — Members of mately raised $17,743, with FRESH HADDOCK (524-5996) or by contacting Paul O’Leary (524-8195). the Lakes Region General proceeds being used to pur- Fried, broiled or baked stuffed Hospital Auxiliary recently chase seven Hi-Lo beds for expressed their appreciation the hospital. WEDNESDAY: to Bruce Hamel, president of “Lakes Region General SHRIMP The Home Beautiful, for his Hospital is a valued and vi- Fried, broiled or baked stuffed generous support of health- brant part of this growing excluding other promotions Lakes Region care in our community.They community,” said Hamel. Opera Company presented him with a beauti- “So many volunteers, such Friday Night Presents ful granite clock in recogni- as the Auxiliary members, tion of his support of the do great work every day in Prime Rib & Turkey Buffet I PAGLIACCI Auxiliary’s recent $10,000 order to ensure that our lo- From Soup, Full Salad Bar Words and music by Ruggiero Leoncavallo Make Your Home Beautiful cal hospital continues to Raffle. thrive. It was our pleasure to To Dessert Friday, June 13, 2008 • 7:00 pm & 5:00-8:00 PM In 2007, The Home Beauti- assist in this cause.” Sunday, June 15, 2008 • 2:00 pm Matinee ful and the LRGH Auxiliary The LRGH Auxiliary rais- All You Can Eat ... $ 99 teamed up to hold the Raffle. es thousands of dollars each Except Seconds Only On Prime Rib 14 Enjoy Dinner and an Opera! Hamel donated the $10,000 year for the hospital. Other Ages 6-10 $6.95 • 5 & Under Free Pasta, Salad, Dessert and a Beverage prize, which included goods fund-raisers include book Available while it lasts. For Tickets call the Franklin Opera House at 603-934-1901 and services from his store, sales and a craft fair.Support Tickets for Dinner: Adults $25.00 • Seniors $20.00 and the Auxiliary sold tick- from local individuals, or- Junction of Routes 3 & 104, Meredith (9 miles East of I-93, Exit 23) 279-6212 www.hartsturkeyfarm.com • email: [email protected] Children under 12 $15.00 • Balcony Seating $12.00 ets at various local events ganizations, and businesses Refreshments will be available for balcony patrons. and venues. The raffle ulti- such as Home Beautiful helps to keep our communi- ty healthcare system strong.

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“Forest Notes” is the North Country Notebook my entire right ear. jack slid in slippery going on knowing he’d drown. A last quarterly magazine pub- Moral Number One: Al- a job in Croydon (a town just chance: Like Houdini, Cutter lished by the Society for the every spring by a neighbor ways look behind what southeast of Lebanon) and followed air bubbles upward Protection of New Hamp- with a big skidder. These I you’re cutting. But I had---I plunged into ten feet of wa- out of the chaos and dark- shire Forests, one of the na- drag down the town road and just hadn’t been able to see ter in the Sugar River, land- ness to reach the surface.” tion’s oldest conservation or- alongside the outdoor fur- the knot. Moral Number ing upside down. Arthur had some experience ganizations (founded in nace and cut up into three- Two: There are never excus- “The windows blew in and diving, and it saved his life. 1904). Anyone who owns land foot sections, to rest where es, only stitches. the cab instantly flooded,” These are the stories I or is just plain interested in they fall until I hook onto one The neighbor who was Dave wrote. “Cutter pushed think about when I see the landscape should belong end with a pulp-hook and killed was a careful logger against the jammed skidder friends and neighbors at the to this outfit, if only for the throw them into the firebox. and maple sugar producer. door.A block of river ice was coffee counter at four in the magazine, which is superb. This, along with clearing He was logging near his sug- caught between the massive morning, or when I’m tempt- While the Forest Society blowdowns along various ar orchard one day when he tire and the door. ed to grouse about the price is about saving land from fencelines, constitutes my hitched his cable to a big tree “Somehow, Cutter wrig- of a two-by-four or a roll of fragmentation and develop- logging. and stood behind his ma- gled and fought his way out newsprint. ment, it is also about forestry Thus I have nothing but chine to operate the winch of the submerged cab, with and the harvesting of wood. respect for people who log and bring the log to the skid- his clothing catching and (John Harrigan’s address: A large percentage of its full-time. They are proud der. The log’s butt end hit a tearing as he thrashed Box 39, Colebrook, N.H. members are actual and hard-working people stump, and the skidder was through a foot-wide opening 03576. E-mail: foresters, farmers, loggers John Harrigan who tend to care deeply dragged backward and to escape. Now out of air, he [email protected]) and timber processors. At about the land and the future crushed him against a tree. prepared to inhale water, various in-house meetings Education director Dave of the forest, and are con- The neighbor who was and annual social and fund- Anderson does some fine re- stantly striving for the ut- badly injured comes from a raising events, they rub el- source-based writing and most safety possible. And in- broad farm and logging bows with fellow members photography for the maga- deed, the turn toward cab- background and operates a from the scientific, academ- zine, as well as for the Union protected harvesting and Certified Tree Farm. He is ic and philanthropic com- Leader and other major me- logger training and educa- one of the most careful peo- munities. Thus we have an dia outlets. In a society seem- tion have done much to low- ple I know. After circling a organization pooling the ingly obsessed with opening er the accident rates. tree he was going to cut sev- backgrounds, talents and new shopping malls and Still, it’s one very danger- eral times, to look for stand- goals of people who not only adding more lanes to turn- ous business. I’ve had one ing dead-wood that might care about the long-term pikes, not to mention breath- very close call with a chain- fall, he began his cut. Down health and beauty of the less announcements of new saw, a quirky event that I came a massive dead white landscape, but also work the developments, there is a could never have foreseen, birch limb, which had been land (for a look at what the great hunger for stories and and I’ve seen one neighbor hiding in an adjacent soft- SPNHF is all about, go to its features on anything to do killed and another seriously wood. It broke his shoulder web site at forestsociety.org). with the outdoors---living on injured. all to pieces. Another inch to the land, recreating on the The close call came when the left and he’d have been a RESIDENTIAL LIGHT COMMERCIAL land, working on the land. the tip of my saw, going full goner. AAUTHENTICUTHENTIC There is a dearth of this kind bore on a pile of trees I was In the most recent issue of AMERICANAMERICAN of stuff in a Big Media in- cutting up in the yard, struck Forest Notes, Dave Ander- MMASONRYASONRY creasingly driven by all a hidden yellow birch where son’s fine piece on the life of things asphalt. a big limb had been cut off. a logger includes recounting • Free Estimates • Fully Insured We don’t see all that much This “against the grain” en- the story of Arthur Cutter in print or on television counter caused the saw to Jr.of Warner who, like a cap- VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: about loggers, for instance. buck back with lightning tain going down with his www.lakesregionmasonry.com Too many people seem to speed straight for my right ship, went down with his Chimneys Fireplaces Walkways Patios take loggers and logging and shoulder. I managed to lean skidder. Steps Tiles Bricks Blocks Stones the myriad products they to the left just in time, and This happened when 603.393.5690 produce for granted. These the saw peeled the skin off Arthur’s big green Timber- are the people who are up at Wonderful things come in four in the morning to head small packages. . . into the woods, and struggle to keep equipment going at thirty below zero. And they’re working at one of the Old from Man $49 deadliest occupations in the Pendant land, right there with min- ing and commercial fishing. Now, I consider myself a .. .especially if they’re from logger, but would never stand up in front of a group ALAN F. SOULE JEWELERS and call myself that. Oh, I’ve 422 W. 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Cosmetic (Veneers, Whitening & More) But my logging consists of Invisalign (Clear Alternative to Braces) going into the woods for a Dental Surgery (Extractions) tree or two now and then, to Gum Therapy Immediate Full & Partial Dentures be sure, but mostly of going 603-286-8618 up to my log-yarding area a Same Day Emergencies quarter-mile up the road to hook on to two or three trees among the hundred or so Dentist speaks also & ! hauled out of my woodlot A10 June 12, 2008 THE REST OF THE STORY WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ Business Join FROM PAGE A1 tions and bath and kitchen and an interior designer,who FROM PAGE A1 “Most importantly, Gio- Guglielmo said. who might not otherwise remodels to decks and siding is more expensive and less ea- dio RV, which is helping vanni’s doing great,” have heard of them. and windows. ger to work with the cus- sponsor the drive. The other “We kind of have been hid- “We do all types of con- tomer. will be at Sparkle Clean Car ing, so to speak,” Anna struction,” Dale Yasharian Yasharian herself once Wash in Laconia, where the Market Yasharian said. said. “We don’t just special- hired an interior designer “Save a Life” trailer will be FROM PAGE A1 clude Back Door Farm sell- Anna Yasharian said she ize in one or two things.” whose advice she didn’t even set up. ucts will be on hand, as will ing maple and honey prod- plans to head to the new of- Dale Yasharian said his use, because the designer As of last week, Gugliel- Kelly Lang, who will offer nu- ucts; Bruce and Debie fice in the next week or so to business is involved in most- kept saying, “If I were you, mo’s efforts have helped trition and wellness guid- Barows selling fresh lob- design it, a fitting task for her ly residential projects, and he this is what I would do,” boost the national bone mar- ance. sters, steamers, haddock, cod considering she’s the brains travels all over for jobs. Cur- Yasharian said, emphasizing row registry to 14,000. Over As much as people like to and flounder; Green Acres behind the design consulta- rently he has one full-time the “I’s.” the course of Bike Week, he see an array of crafts and Farm selling eggs, vegeta- tion aspect of the business. employee and a few subs. Yasharians, on the other hopes to add 2,000 more. To unique items, Potter said the bles and maple products; “She’s the one with the Building services auto- hand, has several different further promote the effort, real attraction is the fresh Hermit Brook Farm selling good ideas for the design matically include prelimi- packages listed on their Web Giovanni T-shirts will be food. chicken and turkey; Jim part,” Dale Yasharian said. nary design consulting. site, yasharians.com, which available and banners will be “It’s a farmer’s market,” Wells Woodworking selling “He doesn’t have taste at “We’re trying to be a one- allows any client to choose mounted in various loca- Potter said. “People are there wooden toys; Plummer Hill all,” Anna Yasharian stop shop,” Dale Yasharian the services they need at a tions, including a Cigarette to get food.” Pies selling homemade pies; laughed, noting that clients said. Anna Yasharian em- price they can afford. boat that will cruising the The idea is that patrons Rolling in the Dough selling used to ask him for advice be- phasized that having the de- “We’re about trying to lake. should be able to head to the breads and baked goods; fore she joined the business. sign element doesn’t mean a help people bring passion to “We’re just trying to get farmer’s market and pick up Shaker Wood Farm selling “Don’t be asking the contrac- project has to be high-cost. In their homes,” Anna Yashari- as many people as possible to everything they need for a goat milk soap, fruits and tor for colors.” fact, she calls their business an said. “We’ve invested a lot donate,” Guglielmo said. meal, from the main course vegetables, and crafts; Yasharians offers all high quality but not expen- of time and money with be- People interested in be- to side dishes to dessert. With Surowiec Farm selling fruits kinds of remodeling, re- sive. For one thing, she said, ing (the kind of service) peo- coming donors simply swipe an abundance of baked and veggies; That Jam Busi- designing, landscaping and there’s a distinction between ple need.” their cheeks with a cotton goods, fresh poultry and fish, ness selling jams, jellies, veg- building services, from addi- a design consultant, as she is, swab. On the off chance that and fruits and vegetables to gies, gift baskets and baked a match is made (only nine choose from, visitors to the goods; Wheeler Farm selling Mission matches have been found out Sanbornton market can put vegetables; and Willoughby of the 14,000 recruited in the together local, fresh dinners. Farm selling organic vegeta- past year and a half), the Another highlight of the bles, fruit and flowers. donor would likely have the farmer’s market is the new The Sanbornton Farmer’s marrow drawn from the farmer’s porch, which was Market, located in Sanborn- arm, though about 20 per- unveiled last year at a ribbon- ton Square behind the cent of donors have to get it cutting ceremony with Gov. George Currier Exhibit drawn from the pelvis, which John Lynch. Potter said Building, is held each Friday requires either an epidural everyone, including the vol- from 3 to 6 p.m., June 27 to or general anesthesia. unteer musicians that they Oct. 3. More information can Aside from the Bike Week try to have performing each be found at drives, the Save Giovanni’s Friday, seemed to enjoy the lanetavern.org/sfm.htm or Friends Movement will be new addition. by emailing sfm@lanetav- front and center of She- “There’s always a cus- ern.org. Anyone who would Knows.com. The Web site tomer sitting under it, musi- like to help set up on market has pledged to sign up 50,000 cians sitting under it,” Pot- days is welcome to contact donors through online regis- ter said. Potter. trations, which would be a Other 2008 vendors will in- significant boost in helping Guglielmo reach his 100,000 donor goal. Talent The Save Giovanni’s FROM PAGE A1 Washburn said. “He didn’t Friends Movement is also pulled him in,” Fabian said. make a mistake.” hosting “donor parties,” Washburn said his deci- Washburn has actually PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER where they visit home par- sion to join the team allowed been wrestling at WRHS Boundless Grace Christian bookstore owner Grace Boss helps one of her first customers, Jim Lupien, during ties arranged by interested him to branch out, make new longer than Cloos has been the store’s opening last week. in supporting the cause. friends, and share a little athletic director (Cloos is fin- FROM PAGE A1 Boundless Grace is locat- ment that she says expresses “We go and recruit all more of himself with his ishing up his second year), the solid Rock On which I ed at 949 Laconia Road (Route her purpose: your friends,” Guglielmo peers. but Cloos knew Washburn stand,” with the “Rock On” 3) in Tilton, close to Mosqui- “To glorify God by provid- said. “This is who I really am,” was a great guy from the day part emphasized in a bigger to Bridge, in the cluster of ing Bibles, Christian books, The first party was held Washburn said. “I’m not this they met at a football game. font. Boss opened her Con- businesses that includes artwork and gifts to seekers recently at a Northfield person who walks around “Jake, being the friendly, cord bookstore in September Working Class Music and and believers in order to help home, where 14 new donors with a paraprofessional outgoing kid he is, just came 2003 and closed in February Mineral. It is in the former them grow in their Christian joined the registry. every day.” up and said, ‘Who are you?’” 2007. Boss took some time off location of CitiFinancial. faith and to equip them to Though a bone marrow Washburn is a 103-pound Cloos recalled, laughing. “It to deal with health issues be- “I like the coziness of the serve God in Tilton, the match for Giovanni was nev- wrestler, though being so was definitely Jake initiat- fore deciding to reopen in the space, and I like the visibili- Lakes Region, New Hamp- er found, he did match up small has meant Coach Ken ing. Not many students Lakes Region. ty (from) the road,” Boss said. shire, New England and be- with a cord blood donor, Renaud has generally had to would do that … it’s a great “This was where God In two separate areas of yond.” To shop online or for which allowed doctors to im- put him up against wrestlers personality trait to have.” wanted the store,” Boss said. the bookstore, Boss’s mis- more information, visit plant new cells to create a in the 112 or 119-pound cate- Washburn isn’t quite sure “It took six months to figure sion statement is written on boundlessgrace.com. healthy immune system. gories. what he wants to do after he that out.” the walls, and it is this state- “He gave me a chance,” graduates this week. He’s been doing some volunteer work for the New Hampshire Veterans Home and said he might work there in the fu- ture. “I’m very good with peo- ple,” he said. Washburn will be recog- nized as the NHIAA annual meeting Sept. 22 at the Court- yard Marriott Grappone Center. He’ll have the oppor- tunity to speak for a couple minutes – not quite the Pow- er Point presentation he was hoping to give, but an honor nonetheless.

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Prospect Mountain induced ly get your money’s worth! “We felt confident we The comeback has been a bouncer back to the mound Two days after a stirring 3-2 were going to get a fastball in the trademark of this Bears to end the game. comeback win over Somer- that situation,” said Caruso. team all year with late inning “Just a phenomenal effort sworth in the first round of “Justin executed it beauti- wins over Franklin, Bel- by our guys, I can’t say the Class M tournament, the fully.” mont, Newfound and Somer- enough about them,” said Bears almost pulled off the All that was left for to set sworth. Did they have one Caruso. upset of the year, dropping a down the side in the top of more rally in them? Almost With five starters return- quarterfinal round game in the seventh. Lyfor retired the … they loaded the bases with ing and a good pool of young Concord Saturday night to first batter on strikes and the one out in the seventh when talent moving up, look for the top ranked and defending second batter on a grounder Dawalga crushed a fastball Bears to be back in the hunt champion Prospect Moun- to third. Jay hunt kept to straight away center. The next year. tain, 8-6. The Bears end their Somersworth alive with a ball landed at the base of the “We’re really going to season at 13-6. single to left, but Rose fence, but runners had to miss our seven seniors,” said “I can’t say enough how gunned him down attempt- hold because the ball had a Caruso. “We’re going to miss proud we are of each and ing to steal second to end the chance to be caught. Matt De- their leadership and passion every player on our team,” game. scoteaux, running for Rose for the game. They helped said Winnisquam head The win propelled the who started the rally with a put Winnisquam baseball coach Fred Caruso. “We exe- Bears into the quarterfinal walk, scored easily but Cote back on the map.” cuted perfectly late to take round against 19-0 Prospect was cut down on a very close PHOTO BY MATT PERLOFF the Somersworth game and Mountain. The bears had Above, Winnisquam’s Jen Magoon hands off to a teammate in the 4x800-meter relay during the Class M-S State Championship at battled to the final batter given the Timberwolves Gilford. Magoon was one of several athletes from Winnisquam and against Prospect Mountain. their closest run during the Belmont to advance to last week’s NHIAA Meet of Champions, which All we could ask of our play- regular season, losing earli- featured the top track and field athletes from around the state. ers is that they give the max- er in the season 5-3. Fellow Bear Rico Santamaria highlighted the afternoon with a vic- imum effort, every pitch, “We were confident going tory in the 400-meter dash, also adding third place in the 200 to every inning, every game. in that we were going to be in advance to the New England Championships this Saturday in Saco, This is a special group of the game,” said Caruso. “We Maine. Magoon took seventh in the 1600-meter run and was part kids. We almost pulled it off.” respected them, but didn’t of the 4x400-meter relay team, while Bryanna Yandoli earned a spot Winnisquam hosted its fear them.” in the pole vault. Belmont also sent a pair of athletes, with Chris first tournament game since The Bears came out smok- Fontone competing in the 110-meter hurdles, 300-meter hurdles 2001 when the Hilltoppers ing, scoring twice in the first and high jump, while Erin Phillips battled in the 3200-meter run. came to town last Thursday. inning nd three times in the “That was exciting for the second to take an early 5-1 entire program,” said Caru- lead. Cote knocked in one so as the two teams battled run with a fielder’s choice before a big crowd. “The kids and another socred on a worked hard to secure home botched rundown in the field advantage and played first. In the second Cote hit a well here (7-2) all season.” booming two-run triple and Somersworth broke on Roy delivered an RBI single top with an unearned run in for a 5-1 lead. the first off freshman starter But the defending champs Jordan Cote. The Bears came right back, strining to- countered with a run in their gether a variety of bloops, half of the inning. Senior bunts and hits during a six- Matt Keivet reached on an in- run second inning to grab a field hit, took second on a 7-5 lead after two innings. wild pitch, stole third and “We had them on the mat came home on a two-out sin- but couldn’t deliver the gle to center by freshman knockout punch,” said Caru- Matt Roy. so. “They’re not 19-0 for noth- It stayed that way until the ing. We knew they’d make a fourth when Somersworth run at some point.” pushed across a run on a sac- After that Bears starter rifice fly with the bases Lyforf settled in, allowing loaded and nobody out. The just one more run in the bears wiggled out of further damage when Cote induced a hard grounder to third where Roy turned it into a double play. Somersworth threatened again in the sixth, placing runners at first and second with nobody out. Caruso re- placed Cote with senior righthander Zach Lyford. The next batter lifted a fly ball to left. Junior Chris Mazur settled under it, hit Cote with the cutoff throw and Cote fired a strike to third to nail the runner tag- ging up. That seemed to re- energize the Bears. In the bottom of the sixth they used small ball to take the lead. “We knew with the top of our line-up coming up, it was now or never,” Caruso said. “Their kid (lefty David Par- ma) was pitching a great game, keeping us off-balance with his off-speed stuff. We felt if we could put the ball in play and use our speed, we’d have a chance.” Keivet started the rally with a bunt single up the third base line. Senior Dan- ny Rose sacrificed him to sec- ond and Keivet took third on a balk. Cote, the Bears lead- ing hitter who had struck out his previous two times at the plate, came through in the clutch with single to left on an 0-2 pitch to knot the game at 2-2. After Matt Roy walked, both runners alertly moved up when the catcher boxed a curveball in the dirt. That set the stage for the play of the game. With sen- A12 June 12, 2008 SPORTS WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ Bill Annis inducted into Bears softball loses heartbreaker BHS Athletic Hall of Fame

BY MATT PERLOFF [email protected] nisquam nearly took the PLYMOUTH — The Win- lead again as Alyssa Kru- nisquam Regional High ase singled with two on and School softball team saw its two out in the sixth, but the season come to an end last throw home was in time to weekend, dropping a nine- make the out, ending the inning, 5-3 decision to Gil- threat. ford in the Class M quar- Winnisquam shut down terfinals at D&M Park. another Gilford threat in The third-ranked Bears the seventh, but came up antagonized the sixth-seed- empty in the bottom frame ed Bears during the regular to send the game to extra in- season, earning 1-0 wins in nings. The Golden Eagles both meetings. They rallied finally put the game away back from a 2-0 deficit to in the top of the ninth, drop- take the lead through six, ping a single into shallow but Gilford would tie the right before a blast to the game and finally exact re- center field fence brought venge in extra innings. in the go-ahead run. Gilford COURTESY PHOTO Early misplays allowed added one more run on a Surrounding Bill Annis is his family are (L-R) daughter Natalie (holding a photo of the BHS track and field school records board, the Golden Eagles to strike throwing error, then si- which hangs in the gym), Turs (his wife), daughter Katrina and first, but Winnisquam lenced the Winnisquam daughter Bridget (holding the Hall of Fame induction plaque). charged back in the third. bats for one more frame to Jen Cross opened the attack wrap up the decision. BELMONT — The sev- 400m (50.9s), long jump (21’ with a single, advancing to Senior hurler Ali Keith enth annual Belmont High 2.5”) and high jump (6’ 0”). third on as it was mis- surrendered one earned School Athletic Hall of He also sprinted to the played, while Audrey Clair- run over nine innings for Fame was held at the school’s second fastest 200m mont walked and stole sec- the Bears, while the defense Pheasant Ridge Country time: 22.8s. ond to put the tying run in tried to atone for five errors Club in Gilford on last Fri- In 20 years no other Bel- scoring position. Caveny with several key plays day evening. The event mont HS athlete has been then delivered a grounder throughout the game, in- held in conjunction with able to match the success to short, but Gilford made cluding Clairmont’s grab the BHS Athletic Banquet achieved during his high no play on it, allowing and several putouts at first was organized by the Bel- school track and field career. Cross to score and putting by Potter. Winnisquam fin- mont HS Booster Club un- In 1987, with 17 Class I, M/S runners on the corners. ishes its season 15-4, an im- der the guidance of its pres- teams competing, Bill placed A walk to Ali Keith pressive campaign fueled ident, Keith Roach. first in the 100m, 200m, 400m, loaded the bases for Haley by a squadron of young Inducted into the Hall of and long jump, setting BHS Ryan, who delivered a fly players, though the team Fame this year was Bill An- school records in the latter ball to left. The Bears will face some big changes nis, Class of 1987. Bill com- two events. From 1985 scrambled to advance as the next season, particularly peted in soccer, basketball through 1987, he was a dom- ball dropped in, but Clair- with ace pitcher Keith grad- and outdoor track & field. inant presence in both the mont would beat the throw uating this season. It was his accomplish- 100m and 200m events at the home, tying the game. Gilford advanced to the ments in track and field, State Class M/S Champi- Katie Potter then walked semifinals, where they however, that earned him onship Meet. In the State with the bases loaded, forc- faced 15th-ranked Epping induction into the Hall of Meet of Champions, the ing home Caveny to make it for a shot Saturday’s cham- Fame. Bill was introduced highest level of competition 3-2. pionship game. For a com- to the large group of par- in New Hampshire, Bill Gilford pulled even two plete bracket, visit ents and student-athletes placed fifth in the 200m in innings later, scoring on an nhiaa.org. PHOTO BY MATT PERLOFF by John Goegel, mathemat- 1985, third in the 200m in 1986 error but watching the Winnisquam’s Ali Keith delivers a pitch during Saturday’s quarterfinal ics instructor and XC/in- and first in the 400m in 1987. threat end as Clairmont loss to Gilford. Keith, who pitched two shutouts over the Golden Eagles door track/ outdoor track In his sophomore, junior and made a diving grab at short during the regular season, surrendered one earned run over nine innings coach at Belmont HS. senior years, he qualified for to end the inning. Win- in her final high school game. Bill Annis currently and competed in the New holds school records in England Interscholastic four events – 100m (10.8s), Track & Field Champi- onship meet. Bill Annis is undeniably the greatest all-around Important Information About Reverse Mortgages sprinter/jumper in Belmont Reverse Mortgages HS track and field history but more importantly he was remembered by his friends and teammates for his gen- uine concern for others. He For whatever is always downplayed his own accomplishments and seemed to take more pleas- ure from the success of his teammates. 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More importantly, Jordan is was a high energy guy for us, son LaBranche did a great a terrific young man who is who always seemed to make job, filling in at both the out- very humble and is an in- things happen. He was in- field and infield positions. credibly hard worker. I was credibly dependable, and I Junior co-captain Eddie Do- very fortunate to have appreciate his great leader- browolski overcame two ma- coached Jordan on two ship through the years. I will jor injuries this spring to bat championship teams this really miss him next year." .452 and did an outstanding year. I guarantee that he will Callahan received Tilton job as a pitcher and a right- do very well next year." School's prestigious "Athlete fielder. Junior Ryan Wake- Smith also led the Rams of the Year Award" recently. field was a solid pitcher and to their first New England He will play a year of Junior batted .308 while playing first Football Championship this Hockey before heading to col- base. Junior Eric fall, and he will be going to lege. Hollingsworth played second Stonehill College on a foot- Other local players con- base, batted .289 and was ball scholarship, but he tributed to the Rams' cham- fourth on the team with 12 hopes to also play baseball. pionship season. Senior Ja- RBIs.

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Matt highlight reel play from deep 2-3 to lead the offense. Park- other offensive barrage. Austin Hunt threw 5 innings 2 In the League Opener Win- Smarkel (2-2, 2 runs, 1 RBI) in the hole at shortstop just er Normand pitched two sol- Coach Derek Hunt said, “Of- and struck out 6 picking up nisquam came out flat and followed with another single. getting the runner at first to id innings of relief and had fense doesn’t seem to be our the win. Chris Vanbuskirk dropped an ugly one to John Preston (2-3, 1 run, 1 end the 6th inning. New- two hits. problem this year.” Win- went 1-2 with 3 RBI’s to lead Franklin. Kyle Virgin and RBI, 1 triple) drove in Virgin found scored one in the final Winnisquam 16 Newfound nisquam has scored 42 runs the offense. Steele Hender- Justin Keith split the duty on with a drive up the middle. frame, but were shut down. 5 After losing to Riverside a in their first 3 games. In ad- son added a hit in the win- the mound but some untime- Cody Field (2-3, 1 run, 3 RBI, Winnisquam’s 13-Year- couple nights before, Win- dition to the potent offensive ning cause. ly error’s hurt the home 1 double) pushed Smarkel in Old Prep RE/MAX Inten- nisquam’s RE/MAX Inten- attack, they’ve received solid team. “Justin and Kyle did with a long drive to right cen- tions Starts Off Season tions bounced back with an- pitching in most games. a good job but two costly er- ter. Cody Reagan (2-3, 1 RBI, Strong Winnisquam 14 ror’s in the outfield hurt us 1 triple) finished the scoring Franklin 1 Coach Derek tonight and Franklin was hit- picking up an RBI with a Hunts squad started out the ting the ball solid” said fielders choice scoring Pre- season swinging. Coach Marvin Preston. ston. Winnisquam got what “Let’s just notch this one up The Winnisquam bats they needed and more on the to opening day jitters.” Win- came alive again in the 3rd. mound from flamethrower nisquam 5 Newfound 2 Win- Virgin walked and stole sec- Trevor Chapin. Chapin went nisquam’s Franklin Savings ond. Smarkel pushed him the full 5 innings on the mer- Bank rebounded nicely Sat- over to third with a drive in- cy rule shortened game strik- urday night with a win over to left field. Field hit his sec- ing out 11 Franklin batters. Newfound at Newfound High ond long drive into the out- “Trevor had his stuff work- School Field. Coach Preston field driving Virgin and ing” said Hunt. used 4 pitchers in the contest. Smarkel in with a double. Chapin helped himself The most impressive was Reagan followed with a triple out at the plate also going 2-2 Cody Field. Field went 3 in- but was stranded at third and knocking in 4 runs. Zach nings striking out 7 and al- base. Plourde had a nice day on of- lowing 1 hit. “Cody looked Later in the game, Win- fense going 2-3 with 2 RBI’s. dominating tonight. I’m still nisquam was aided by some Jack Parsons chipped in with trying to get a feel with this nice work in the field. Rory 4 RBI’s. new group and seeing who I Stevens made two nice plays Winnisquam 12 Riverside can put on the mound later in at third in the 6th and 7th. 14 Winnisquam next faced a the season” said Preston. The first was a hard hit strong Riverside team in a “The most important thing I ground ball that Stevens bob- slugfest. The game was a see is these kids love to play bled at first, but kept his com- back and forth scoring fest baseball and are having fun.” posure and threw out the bat- with Riverside coming up big Winnisquam opened the first ter at first. The second was a late in the game for the win. inning with 3 runs. Kyle Vir- nice tag applied by a bullet Chris Vanbuskirk took the gin (1-1, 2 runs, 1 walk, 1 thrown by catcher Cody Rea- mound and pitched 4 strong stolen base) got things start- gan. Kyle Virgin made a innings. Trevor Chapin went

PHOTO BY MATT PERLOFF Above, Dave Brown takes off for his leg of the 4x400-meter relay during the Class M-S State Championships at Gilford High School. Brown, who earned the 1600-meter run title, was one of four Sant Bani School athletes to advance to the NHIAA Meet of Champions this past Saturday at UNH, where they competed against the top high school athletes in the state. Brown took 12th in the 1600, while Alec Peters finished top ten in both the 800 and triple jump, while Dave Sell also competed in the triple jump, landing 12th. On the girls’ side, Mira Carey-Hatch took ninth in the 1600. For complete results visit lancertiming.com. FRED FULLER OIL CO. 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As one looks more contemporary style,” she dren’s clothing she has de- closely, details absent from said. “It’s not an avant-garde signed and crafted since retailer clothing, such as type of design, but the con- 2001. fabric-covered buttons and temporary style works for Dalton, who has always fully-lined bodices, abound. today.” been a one-woman opera- Many of Dalton’s pieces And repeated washings tion, will open her shop, feature gathered fabric. Us- are not a problem. Parents Children’s Couture, on June ing the sewing machine, she have reported that their 26, “or earlier if the open raises thin lines, which can sign is out,” she said. run down the front of a dress She said she hopes to snag in quiet stripes, or converge vacationers on their way to in a grid pattern. The tech- the lake. nique, which Dalton calls “My clientele is basically one of her “signature de- Boston and New York,” she tails,” adds texture to the said. clothing. Inside the showroom, “The fabric and ideas in dresses, hats, purses and my head are kind of like a pants-outfits, colored with paintbrush,” she said. “This subtly whimsical prints of is how I paint.” flip-flops, fairies, and flow- Dalton puts the same time PHOTO BY ERIK ZYGMONT ers, are stacked and hung and effort into the clothing’s Mary-Alice Dalton has been designing and making children’s clothing in artfully on bureaus and hidden surface that she ap- her Belmont home since 2001. racks built and painted by plies to the side the world Dalton’s husband Thomas, a sees. “They like the design, League of New Hampshire master carpenter. “The inside looks as good they like the fabrics, they Craftsmen. The sun shines on a glass- as the outside,” she said, not- like the detail, and they like She enjoys making chil- topped case filled with ing that she uses a substan- the quality,” she said. dren’s clothes because it’s thread spools in every color. tial amount of handwork on “That’s what’s missing in re- much less “tedious” she PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY-ALICE DALTON The thoughtful presenta- the finishing. Dalton made the grid pattern on the front of this dress, a detail not seen tail—quality.” said. There are none of the tion jibes with the exacting Dalton is quick to point in retail clothing, using a sewing machine to raise the lines. Before entering the chil- multiple fittings required to dren’s clothing niche, Dal- craft custom women’s cloth- daughters like to wear their ton worked in women’s ing. Local musician rocks out with the Cable Guys favorite clothes for days on clothing for 25 years. She “This is a lot more fun be- end, “a little girl thing,” and holds a BS in apparel design cause I can do what I want,” the outfits last to be handed from the University of Con- Dalton said. down to younger siblings, necticut. What is her favorite piece Dalton said. “Then I moved up here, to design and make? She uses premium-quali- and there’s not a lot of call- “Probably the new thing ty cotton, and her prices ing for that,” she said. that’s in my head,” she said. range from $85 to $175 for Undeterred, Dalton set up For more information clothing. Hats and purses shop on her own, and did and examples of Dalton’s cost between $19 and $28. everything from custom work, visit her Web site, “I’m not Wal-Mart; let me wedding dresses to alter- www.madcouture.com, or put it that way,” said Dalton, ation work. She also per- visit her showroom when it noting that, given their high formed design consulting opens. Hours will be Thurs- quality and longevity, her services. day through Saturday, from clothes are actually “very af- “People would come in 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., or by ap- fordable.” with something and ask if it pointment. Dalton can be And when customers see made them look fat, things contacted by phone at 524- them, they want them, she like that,” she said. 8801, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. added. In 1980, Dalton joined the

PHOTO BY MATT PERLOFF Golf tournament to benefit playground (L-R) The Cable Guys’ Will Lazar (Lead Guitar), Gary Cutrer (Bass/Vocals) and Larry Russeau (Guitar/Vocals) liven up the Country Cow during a live performance last week. The band will return to the Country Cow on SANBORNTON — Play nament will help benefit [email protected]. Friday to record a live CD. mini golf and you could the “Playground Fund,” es- Teams should register help provide children with tablished to build a play- for the tournament by this BY MATT PERLOFF guitar and vocals have fu- ence between them and has someplace to play in San- ground at the Sanbornton Friday, June 13. [email protected] eled nearly three years of developed a camaraderie as bornton. Town Park on Shaw Hill Registrations can be performances throughout musicians that’s evident in On Saturday, July 21, at Road. Please consider mailed, with payment, to LAKES REGION — It New Hampshire. their music and the atmos- 10 a.m., the Sanbornton sponsoring a hole in mem- Sanbornton Recreation doesn’t take the great talent The members of the Ca- phere they create when per- Recreation Commission is ory or honor of a loved one. Commission, P.O. Box 124, to create a great band; some- ble Guys come from all dif- forming. hosting the First Annual Concessions will be Sanbornton, NH 03269. times it’s just about enjoy- ferent backgrounds: Lazar The Cable Guys first step Pirate’s Cove Invitational available at the tourna- Please provide the names ing what you do. lived in upstate New York toward formation was both miniature golf tourna- ment, and there will be raf- of your four players, an ad- For one local group, that before moving to be near experimental and unassum- ment at Pirate’s Cove, on fles, prizes, and trophies dress where you may be passion has made their ven- family, while Russeau was a ing. Russeau, a Belmont res- Route 3 in Winnisquam. for the first three placing contacted, your home ture all the more rewarding, Michigan native before be- ident working in environ- The tournament costs $10 teams. phone number, your cell a learning process that nev- ing stationed in New Hamp- mental safety at Webster- for an individual entrant, For more information phone number, and your er fails to entertain along its shire during Vietnam, a war Valve, is the most experi- or $40 for a team of four on the tournament, or to email address. Make way. Will Lazar, Gary Cutr- of which both he and Cutr- enced of the three, having players. Teammates will be sponsor a hole, please call checks payable to San- er and Larry Russeau are er are both veterans. played professionally since provided for those who do Recreation Coordinator bornton Recreation Com- the trio that form The Cable Though the band only 1967. Cutrer, an electrical not have foursome. Julie Lonergan at 286-2659, mission. Guys, a country/classic formed in 2005, the trio em- Proceeds from the tour- or email her at san- rock band whose blend of bodies a century of experi- SEE CABLE GUYS PAGE B8

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INVEST ON WINNIPESAUKEE 603-253-9360 • 1-877-705-2424 Junction Routes 25 & 25B AND ENJOY YOUR INVESTMENT WHILE IT APPRECIATES Center Harbor, NH 03226 WE PRESENTLY HAVE NEW HOMES IN VARIOUS STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION FROM [email protected] WOLFEBORO-ALTON TO MOULTONBOR-MEREDITH ALL ON PRIME AREA LAKEFRONT LOCATIONS 1) 8 acres on 335’ frontage in Meredith. Best of both worlds. Peaceful cove setting w/270º water view 1 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP REALLY SHINES IN and Ossipee Mountain Range. U-shaped dock w/full canopy. 6 bedrooms, 5 /2 baths, 3 car garage, home THIS WELL MAINTAINED HOME. This spa- MINT CONDITION. Double wide on cement entertainment room & more. $4,250,000. Home 100% complete for your inspection. cious 3 bdrm has been updated w/new carpet, slab and block foundation. New carpet fresh paint, new fixtures. Skylighted living throughout. Sitting on a knoll amidst a love- 2) Gold Coast of Kona Area, Moultonboro. 235’ of pure sand & sunset make this 6,500 sq.ft. new home room has cathedral ceilings. Turn the large loft ly hemlock forest just across the street from a must see. Romantic gazebo on the water, new u-shaped dock and much more. $3,750,000. into a comfortable office or relaxing family a pond. Total privacy, just a few miles from 3) Another gem on Veasey Shore, Meredith. 250’ frontage on point of land w/35 mile breathtaking view 1 room. Both baths have been updated w/new Danbury center. Great little barn and a new of White Mountains and Ossipee Range. 5,800 sq.ft., 5 bedrooms, 5 /2 baths, 3 car garage w/full 2nd fixtures & floors. New 2 car gar. Turnkey con- roof all on 11.20 acres. Make an offer! floor, small detached guest house. Private tall pine setting, U-shaped dock. Much more. Call - early dition. $209,900. Call Tracey Russo 387-4730 $199,900. 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Large MBR w/full large master bedroom suite w/walk-in closet & This is an opportunity not to be missed. Unit Bob & Shirley DeLong bath and walk-in closet. Sited on 2.22 nicely landscaped acres with stonewalls and master bath. Second bath for guests w/guest is being sold furnished. Enjoy a game of ten- Phone 603-253-8657 a big, level yard in front. 2-car garage with direct entry into house. A wonderful bedroom. Spacious living room w/hardwood nis or hoops. BBQ on your private deck or PO Box 1358, Center Harbor, NH 03226 • floors in dining room. 2 car attached garage. curl up in front of your gas stove. Additional "island" location that offers loads of sun and privacy, yet is convenient to town. Beautifully landscaped. One cat or dog allowed. parking for toy storage, boats, sleds, etc. $127,500. Ask for Jane Michelin 286-8998 $144,500. Call Tracey Russo 387-4730 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Call me today for a FREE Market Analysis! 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Family-Centered Early Supports and Services Program of Northern Human Services is SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #48 Wentworth Elementary School expanding our current programming into the Mount Washington Valley. We are currently looking to fill the following new full-time and per-diem positions: 2008-2009 School Year HALF-TIME CLASSROOM SOCCER COACH • Licensed Educators (Early Childhood, Special Education and/or related field) PARAPROFESSIONAL • Speech Language Pathologists and Assistant's (Must be a Highly Qualified Para-educator.) • Occupational Therapists Please send letter of Keith Charpentier, Principal • Physical Therapists interest, résumé, Wentworth Elementary School Full-time positions are 35hrs/wk with full benefits include but are not limited to health and references to: PO Box 139 dental insurance, 403-B, Vacation/Sick time and a flexible spending account. Per-diem Wentworth, NH 03282 positions offer choice of caseload and competitive wage. Dependable vehicle is a must along with valid automobile insurance. Appropriate educational background and current licen- sure required. Forward your cover letter, resume and salary requirements to Rochelle Hickmott-Mulkern, Program Director at [email protected] or mail to: Suite 102, PLYMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 71 Hobbs Street, Conway, NH 03818. (090-011) 2008-09 JOB POSTINGS • All positions require a valid driver's license, proof of adequate auto insurance and completion of driver's and criminal background checks. Plymouth, New Hampshire NHS offers an Excellent Benefits Package. Northern Human Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. ENGLISH TEACHER CAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT (English Certification Required) Campton Elementary School All applications for teaching Bruce W. Parsons, Principal 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR positions must be certified. Plymouth Regional High School All interested candidates please send 86 Old Ward Bridge Road FULL-TIME SPECIAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR M.Ed. with 10 years experience preferred your letter of intent, résumé, Plymouth, NH 03264 We Are Looking For: transcripts and letters of (Special Education and Elementary Education Certification) recommendation to: EXPERIENCED LINE COOKS SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER 50% EXPERIENCED (Special Education/Elementary Education Certification/ FINE DINING WAIT STAFF LD Certification Preferred) CUSTODIAL May be combined with 50% Special Education Teacher Opening HOUSEKEEPERS in Waterville Valley SUPERVISOR Please send letter of intent, resume, references, transcripts FRONT DESK STAFF and certification to: Full time year round w/ a full benefits package! Frances Gonsalves, Director of Special Education Handles scheduling/ordering and oversees the STATION WAIT STAFF SAU #48 • 47 Old Ward Bridge Road • Plymouth, NH 03264 custodial department. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CHEERFUL WATERVILLE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Applications available at: PROFESSIONAL HOSTESSES Waterville Valley Elementary School Human Resources 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR 60 Loon Mountain Road, Lincoln NH 03251 Contact: [email protected] Or apply on-line at www.loonmtn.com SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER 50% or Peggy (603) 745-5605 ext. 462 (Special Education/Elementary Education Certification/ An Equal Opportunity Employer 135 Main St., Woodstock, NH LD Certification Preferred) May be combined with 50% Special Education Teacher Opening in Campton Please send letter of intent, resume, references, transcripts CDL-A Drivers and and certification to: Warehouse Selectors Frances Gonsalves, Director of Special Education SAU #48 • 47 Old Ward Bridge Road • Plymouth, NH 03264 Associated Grocers of New England Inc. is currently seeking applications for the following positions with good base wages, and steady work: has an immediate opening for a CDL-A Drivers – Drive a well maintained truck. Two years FULL TIME PHYSICAL THERAPIST. Health Educator/Counselor distribution experience required. Applications must be (Job #08079-83% Time) Pemi-Baker’s Aquatic and Wellness Center has an immediate opening for a full time physical ther- accompanied by current driving record to be considered. apist. We are looking for a well rounded physical therapist that is interested in working in an out- The S.A.G.E. (Sexuality, Anti-Violence, and Gender Equity) Center at Plymouth State University This position offers great benefits. patient clinic setting. Our clinic treats a wide variety of orthopedic & neurologic diagnosis focusing seeks a Health Educator/Counselor to design, administer and deliver educational outreach in Warehouse Order Selectors – Prior warehouse experienced on the whole body approach. We offer a state of the art facility including a therapeutic pool. classrooms and co-curricular settings focusing on gender issues and women’s concerns within a preferred proactive student success program for all students. , however if you have a good employment history and Qualified applicants will be licensed in the State of New Hampshire and comply with NH state a strong work ethic, our team of trainers will provide Licensure requirements. outstanding training. Availability for Sunday work required. Duties and Responsibilities: The Health Educator/Counselor: provides individual and group We are a drug and smoke free environment and conduct Pemi-Baker Aquatic & Wellness Center is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive advocacy and education on issues from women’s leadership to relationships to sexual wages. assault/harassment; sexual assault crisis intervention services and advocacy on a routine and on- pre-employment testing. call basis; works closely with University Police/Judicial Officers and local law enforcement agen- Pemi-Baker offers a competitive benefits package including: cies on education, intervention, and investigation efforts related to sexual assault/harassment; If interested please apply in person or send your resume to • Health Insurance recruits and trains staff for peer-oriented health education programs; provides advocacy for [email protected] • Dental Insurance LGBTQ population; maintains a working liaison relationship with and/or serves on applicable • Short term disability, 401 (k) Retirement Plan with an Agency match campus committees including but not limited to the President’s Commission on the Status of Associated Grocers of New England, Inc. • Earned Benefit Time, Holidays, Bereavement Leave Women, Women’s Studies Council, President’s Commission on Diversity, and Task Force Against 11 Cooperative Way, PO Box 6000 • AAA auto coverage Homophobia; oversees the coordination of annual programmatic efforts such as Women’s History Pembroke, NH 03275 Month , Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Pride Week, etc.; (603) 223-6710 Please send a résumé to Amy Dennis-Human Resources Pemi-Baker Aquatic & Wellness Center maintains current library on topics related to gender, health, and women’s issues and assists stu- EOE 101 Boulder Point Drive Plymouth, NH 03264 (603) 536-2232 dents, faculty and staff in their research on these topics; works cooperatively with campus and external service providers and departments toward the most effective delivery of the Center’s serv- ices; creates, convenes, and routinely meets with, and chairs a gender related advisory council to the Center comprised of students, staff and faculty; formulates annual goals and objectives, col- RUMNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT lects data, evaluates progress and recommends future directions of the program in consultation Russell Elementary School with other agencies and advisory council; performs other related duties as assigned. Office Manager/ Administrative Assistant Visit PSU's website at http://www.plymouth.edu/hr/jobs/staff/08079.html to review a full descrip- Start Date: July 1st 2008 tion of the position including minimum qualifications, desired qualifications, requested applica- tion materials, application deadline and where to submit your application. Successful candidate will possess a high school diploma or its equivalent, as well as, have knowledge of computers and office equipment. This high- Background Check: The finalist for this position will be required to undergo a full background ly flexible and organized person will serve as a liaison for the school. Skills check. All offers of employment will be contingent upon satisfactory results. must include strong word processing and spreadsheet skills as well as knowledge of bookkeeping/ accounts payable. Benefits and Salary: PSU provides a competitive salary, commensurate with experience and offers a comprehensive benefit program. Para-Educator 2008-2009 School Year Plymouth State University is an EEO/AA Employer. The University is committed to creating an environment 181 day contract • 7 hours a day that values and supports diversity, equity and inclusiveness across our campus community and encourages applications from qualified individuals who will help us reach this mission. Hiring is contingent upon eligi- Successful candidate should have at a minimum an Associates degree bility to work in U.S. and experience working with children diagnosed within the autism spec- trum. In addition, the candidate should have knowledge of and an under- standing of positive behavior intervention plans. If interested, please send your letter of interest, and any pertinent information including three letters of reference to: Susan A. Blair, Principal Russell Elementary School 195 School Street Rumney, NH 03266 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ HELP WANTED Classifieds MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO Thursday, June 12, 2008 • B7

TOWN OF MEREDITH NOW HIRING Front Desk/Guest Service Associates PARKS &RECREATION DEPT. LIFEGUARDS/WATER SAFETY LINE COOKS INSTRUCTORS Housekeepers • Maintenance June 23 - August 25 Fish & Steak House (P/T and F/T available) DISHWASHERS Red Cross Certification and criminal Do you love working with people? Are you enthusiastic and energetic? background check required. Contact Bob at 745-6635 Can you work independently? Then we are looking for you! $9.79-$13.25/hour Applications may be obtained at the Route 112, Kancamagus Hwy. • Lincoln, NH Meredith Town Hall, Community Center, The Black Bear Lodge, one of Waterville Valley Resort’s premier lodges, is current- or online at www.meredithnh.org. Call 279-8197 with any questions. ly accepting applications for all positions including front desk/guest service associ- Return applications to: ates, housekeepers and maintenance. Prior hotel experience a plus. Weekends & Town Manager Town of Meredith holidays a must. Both full and part-time positions available. Competitive compensa- 41 Main Street tion and benefits. Meredith, NH 03253 E.O.E. Est. 1903 “A Critical Access Hospital” Obtain and submit an application at the front desk of the Black Bear Lodge, 23 PLACE YOUR AD, Get Read, PHYSICAL THERAPIST Black Bear Rd., Waterville Valley, NH 03215. Please no phone calls. GET RESULTS! OR SALES POSITION LITTLETON POLICE DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL THERAPY Join our Sales Team at Full Time POLICE OFFICER The Town of Littleton, NH seeks applications for a full time Police Officer. Fully ASSISTANT qualified applicants have 2-year degree and are at least 21 years old. NH PS & T certification preferred, but not required. Will consider equivalent education, in Meredith experience and related military training. Position offers competitive wage and Full time position with benefits. benefits. Selection includes written exam, psychological testing, polygraph Full-time position available for reliable, dependable individual able to examination, extensive background investigation, medical and physical agility Monday through Friday, work a variety of tasks. Weekends are a must. Full training is provided. testing. POSITION OPEN UNTIL FILLED. with some weekend rotations. We offer a competitive starting salary plus commission, health insur- Interested parties should send a cover letter and resume to: ance, 401(k), paid vacation and holidays and employee discounts. Littleton Police Department New Hampshire licensure required. Please apply in person – Route 3, Meredith, NH Attn: Human Resources or fax resume to (603) 279-7963 264 Cottage Street • Littleton, NH 03561 Duties are out-patient, The Town of Littleton is an Equal Opportunity Employer acute hospital and SNF patients. 2008 SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES Submit resume to: Center Harbor, NH • Parks & Recreation PATIENT CARE COORDINATOR/ Human Resources-Cottage Hospital LIFEGUARDS CLINICAL ASSISTANT P.O. Box 2001,Woodsville, NH 03785 Lifeguard positions are available at the Center Harbor Town Beach. Our Plymouth dental office is searching for a highly skilled per- Email: [email protected] Applicants must be at least 16 years of age, hold a valid lifeguard certi- Phone: 603-747-9208 fication, be friendly and personable. Must be able to work 9:00-5:00 with son to coordinate care in our two doctor practice. The success- E.O.E. a flexible daily schedule. Salary: $10.00 per hour. ful candidate will demonstrate a gracious and mature style, the WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR ability to handle a variety of tasks with ease, a cooperative spir- Swim instructor is needed to teach American Red Cross swim lessons at it, and a strong work ethic. Experience in dentistry is a plus. the Center Harbor Town Beach. WSI certification is necessary. Weekly TO APPLY, please fax your résumé to (603)536-3216. Include COME JOIN OUR TEAM! lesson plans are required. Instructor must be able to work flexible sched- ule with lifeguard duties as well. Salary: $11.00 per hour. a hand-written cover letter introducing yourself and addressing your skills, experience, and assets. No phone calls please. All The Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank has a Full-time Applications may be picked up at the Center Harbor Town Office. Mail completed applications and resumes to: applications will be acknowledged. Teller position (30 hours a week) available in our Sandy Frost, Director • Center Harbor Parks & Recreation Plymouth Office. PO Box 140, Center Harbor, NH 03226 Dr. Paul Brand and Dr. Marian Sawicki We are looking for reliable, enthusiastic, detail-orient- Questions may be directed to Sandy Frost, Parks & Recreation Director 13 Town West Road, Plymouth ed individuals with excellent customer service skills. at 603-455-1632. Applicants must be flexible with a work schedule and have the ability to work as a team player. Pay will be commensurate with experience. Here We Grow Again! For an application, please stop by any one of our Hawkensen Equipment Co. Inc. in the branches located in Woodsville, Piermont, Plymouth, PLYMOUTH BRANCH is now taking Lisbon, Littleton, Franconia and Lancaster or contact: résumés and applications for the position of SERVICE TECH. We are looking for an individual that can be a self-starter. One that can expand with a growing company, willing to take necessary training pro- grams to meet the needs of a fast paced and quality oriented company, a team player. An individual that has experience in the various lines we deal with and or a good knowledge of hydraulics, electrical, gas & diesel engines. Computer skills are a plus. Pay commensurate with experience. Applications are available in the service department or send resumes to Human Resources Director P.O. Drawer 766, Plymouth NH 03264 Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Attn. Jeff Ames. 189 Cottage Street Feel free to call us at Littleton, NH 03561 603-536-2433 Telephone: (603) 444-5237 E. O. E. HELP WANTED: “Join A Full-time Grounds Maintenance Apply in person. Winning B & D STONE Team” PROPERTY MGT. of Loon Mountain Resort 35 Tecumseh Road Currently Accepting Applications Waterville Valley, NH Currently Accepting Applications ForFor Year Round Full TimeTime // PartPart TimeTime • HOUSEKEEPERS• HOUSEKEEPERS and LAUNDRY • • •Saturdays HOUSEMAN Required • Saturdays Required Front Desk Information Assistant Competitive Wages Based On Experience (Job #08078-College of Graduate Studies) CompetitiveFor information Wages please Based call On Justin Experience Smith at For information603-745-3401 please or call stop Jean in Straub and atpick 603-745-3401 up an The College of Graduate Studies seeks a highly motivated, independent individual, capable of orapplication stop in and pick at up The an applicationVillage of at Loon The Village Mountain of Loon managing multiple priorities in a Front Desk Information Assistant role. The ideal candidate will Mountain,72 Loon 72Village Loon Village Road, Road, Lincoln, Lincoln, NH NH 03251 have exceptional front line customer service skills and strong interpersonal skills; be a self-starter and Lawn Care who takes initiative to look for, follow up on, and otherwise ensure staff and customer requests are An Equal Opportunity Employer being addressed in a timely manner; exercise sound judgment to problem-solve while working in FULL TIME a fast-paced environment; and field additional assignments and work requests as required. The SEASONAL POSITION position requires frequent contact with students, faculty, staff, administrators, deans, directors, Must be hard working. Goal Oriented, and public and private school officials. Energetic, Competitive pay, Experienced in Lawn care & hardscaping. 603-284-9995 or 603-707-7316 Visit PSU's website at http://www.plymouth.edu/hr/jobs/staff/08078.html to review a full descrip- tion of the position including minimum qualifications, desired qualifications, requested applica- tion materials, application deadline and where to submit your application. NEED HELP? PLACE YOUR Background Check: The finalist for this position will be required to undergo a full background HELP WANTED check. Any offer of employment will be contingent upon satisfactory results. AD THIS WEEK! Benefits & Salary: Plymouth State University provides a competitive salary, commensurate with experience, and a comprehensive benefit program. Financial Assistant School Administrative Unit #48, Plymouth, seeks an individual to staff Deadline: Priority consideration will be given to applications received by Friday, June 20, 2008. the recently created position of Financial Assistant. The position requires an individual with strong accounting/bookkeeping skills. A Plymouth State University is an EEO/AA employer. We are committed to creating an environment that val- degree in accounting is preferred. The position is available beginning ues and supports diversity, equity and inclusiveness across our campus community and encourage appli- July 7, 2008. cations from qualified individuals who will help us achieve this mission. Hiring is contingent upon eligi- bility to work in the U.S. Interested individuals should send a letter of interest, résumé and at least 2 letters of reference to: Ms. Lynn White Human Resources Assistant School Administrative Unit #48 47 Old Ward Bridge Road Plymouth, NH 03264 SAU #48 offers a competitive package of salary and benefits. No phone calls, please. B8 June 12, 2008 EXIT 21 WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ Cable Guys FROM PAGE B1 sealed his fate when he no- nity, booked solid and play- when it comes to perform- The Cable Guys’ per- The next challenge for ticed a guitar for sale by the ing weekly as they approach ing live, however; the trio formances span a number of the band comes in mid-June, engineer from Meredith, side of the road. Intrigued, their third year anniversary takes the stage to have fun, venues, from Old Home however, when they look to had four decades of music he met up with the instru- together. and won’t hesitate to mix Days and parties to restau- record a live CD at the Coun- experience himself, but his ment’s owner, who turned The band’s music covers things up when the urge rants and bars across the try Cow.Russeau has had ex- background as a drummer out to be Russeau. songs from a variety of arises. states. They have also made perience with albums in his was a far cry from the op- After talking and playing styles, integrating old time These off-tangent mo- a priority of playing benefit career, but the disc will be a portunity Russeau would of- together for a while, and southern country as ments are a display not just gigs, joining other bands to first for the Cable Guys, who fer. Russeau needed a bass Russeau offered Lazar the well as modern rock into of inspiration, but rather of raise money for kids, law en- have not recorded before. guitarist for the band he was chance to join him and Cutr- their own flavor of strings the chemistry the trio has forcement and other organ- There’s no other way they’d looking to form, and though er. They’d play as a trio for and vocals. Sets can include developed in their time to- izations. rather do it than live, how- Cutrer had no experience, the first time on July 19, classic hits like “Whiskey gether. When one member Russeau spoke fondly of ever, getting the opportuni- he gave him that shot. 2005, making a splash at River,” “Mustang Sally” and gets the urge to shake things these opportunities, believ- ty to capture the same spon- Lazar, a semi-retiree liv- Dorchester’s Old Home Day, “Sweet Home Alabama,” as up, it’s not about leaving the ing that only in willing to taneous energy they deliver ing in Campton and a guitar and from there the band has well as songs written by the others behind, but taking play for the benefit of others in any other performance, hobbyist for over 20 years, had no shortage of opportu- band. Nothing is set in stone them along for the ride. could they truly call them- offering as much of the ex- selves magicians. While perience as they can. their opportunities are gen- The Cable Guys invite all erally in the New England interested to come and be a area, their desire to play is part of their live CD record- as clear as the globe on their ing on Friday,June 13, at the CLEAN UP! business card; wherever Country Cow Restaurant in they’re asked to play,they’re Campton. Showtime is slat- up for it. ed for 8 p.m. Book sale this Saturday

SANBORNTON — The nual flea market. Sanbornton Public Library There will be a wide vari- will hold a book sale at the ety of books and videos from Lane Tavern in Sanbornton which to choose. Square on Saturday,June 14, Proceeds are used to sup- from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., as part port library programs and to of the Historical Society's an- purchase equipment. Sanbornton Historical Society hosts annual flea market SANBORNTON — On unique gift shop with an Saturday, June 14, from 9 eclectic collection of unusu- a.m. to 2 p.m., the Sanborn- al items. 302C Salisbury Highway, Andover, NH 03216 ton Historical Society will Join us for a light lunch- 603-735-5130 Fax 603-735-5037 be host their annual flea eon. The Lane Tavern will market in the Lane Tavern, be open for free tours. an antique early 1820 tavern A few vendor tables setting. The event is rain or might still be available. Call shine. Dave Witham, 286-9590, for Fifteen vendors will be more information or email selling house wares, col- us at [email protected]. lectibles, toys, crafts, jewel- For information on the San- ry, plants, you name it, all bornton Historical Society, priced to sell. The SHS has a go to lanetavern.org.

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