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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 COVERING ALTON, BARNSTEAD, & NEW DURHAM - THEBAYSIDER.COM FREE Locke Lake residents facing 300 percent increase in water bills Blood drive BY BRENDAN BERUBE sociation President Mike crease of 179 percent on resi- crease of 311 percent goes the public good” and benefi- Monday at Staff Writer Ranaldi, the Pennichuck dents’ bills for the month of through, residents who cur- cial to rate payers. BARNSTEAD — Today’s Corp. put forth the proposed July, followed by two addi- rently pay $480 a year for wa- “I’m totally scared what’s headlines are filled with tales rate hike in an effort to re- tional increases of 60 and 72 ter will find themselves pay- going to happen,” he said. PMHS of the pinch consumers are coup the expenses they in- percent over the next few ing $1,900 a year. Don Ware, President of feeling at the gas pump, but curred while making exten- months. Ranaldi feels that the Pennichuck Water Works, ALTON — residents of Locke Lake Col- sive repairs to the Colony’s “We can’t afford it,” he Colony is up against “two Go- Inc., explained during a tele- Alton's sum- ony may soon be feeling an original water system, which said. “We just can’t afford it. liaths,” Pennichuck and the phone interview on June 26 mer Red even bigger pinch at the they inherited, at the request “I’m really, really scared Public Utilities Commission that Pennichuck stepped in, Cross Blood kitchen sink if a proposed of the state, from the now- for some of these people … (PUC), which supported the at the request of the state, in Drive will 311 percent increase in their defunct Central Water. they don’t know what they’re rate increases in a document 2005 to take control of Locke be held water bills becomes a reality. The proposal, he ex- going to do,” he added, ex- stating that it found the re- Lake’s water system, which on Mon- According to Colony As- plained, calls for an initial in- plaining that if the total in- pairs to be “consistent with was part of an integrated day, Ju- system that also included ly 14, at Birch Hill Estates in North Prospect Conway and Sunshine Es- Mountain tates in Middleton. High School in All three systems, he said, Alton. The Blood Drive were built in the 1970s with will run from 2 to 7 p.m. substandard materials, and with scheduled appoint- were designed to accommo- ments from 2 to 5 p.m. In date the needs of what were an effort to make the then seasonal communities. blood donation process As the three communities more efficient and mini- transitioned from seasonal mize donor waiting times, to year-round use, Ware ex- organizers are trying an plained, residents began to appointment system for experience problems with the first three hours. water delivery, complaining Donors can contact Ann that there were certain peri- Norman-Burke at 875-5492 ods and certain times of day to schedule appointments. (particularly in the morn- Walk-ins are welcome ing) when they had no access from 5 to 7 p.m. Each pre- to running water due to the senting donor will receive volume of demand on the a Red Sox Nation/Red system. Cross t-shirt. The Blood “The challenge, for us, be- Drive is sponsored by came solving these prob- Sydow's Auto Service Cen- BRENDAN BERUBE ■ lems,” he said, adding that ter at 267-1100. Mini golf back in the Bay Pennichuck was faced with Eligible donors are at With the sky clouding over, business was booming at Jay’s Bayside Mini Golf and Arcade on July 2. For a look at this new business in Alton the task of increasing stor- least 17 years old, weigh Bay, check out the story on page A2. age capacity, constructing at least 110 pounds, are in new wells and treating for ar- good health on the day of senic, as well as for high con- donation, have no history centrations of iron and man- of exposure to hepatitis Red Oak supports conservation of Birch Ridge property ganese. or AIDS, and their last BY BRENDAN BERUBE Gruss & Company, McNeill entity capable of placing it un- Forests (commonly known as Although the company blood donation was at Staff Writer introduced Joshua Gruss, son der a permanent conserva- the Forest Society), including did explore the option of ob- least 56 days (eight weeks) NEW DURHAM — Resi- of the company’s founder. tion easement. the commissioning of an in- taining grant money to fund ago. For more informa- dents who arrived at the New Gruss explained that the To that end, McNeill ex- dependent appraisal from some of the repairs, he said, tion check out neweng- Durham School on July 1 pre- primary occupation of the plained, Gruss & Company SED Evaluations of Bow, and the types of grants that landblood.org or contact pared to oppose a 220-unit sub- company, which is headquar- has entered into negotiations recently signed a letter of in- would have applied are typi- the Red Cross at 1-800-462- division plan proposed for tered on Madison Avenue and with the Society for the Pro- 9400. Birch Ridge by developer Red currently holds more than $2 tection of New Hampshire SEE PLANNING PAGE A14 SEE LOCKE PAGE A13 Oak Ridge LLC were taken by billion in assets, is invest- surprise when Red Oak and ment in sustainable, environ- its financial backers, New mentally friendly develop- Noyes publicly corrects inaccuracies in local press York City-based Gruss & ment. Company, voiced their sup- Explaining that Gruss & BY BRENDAN BERUBE stated that a comment made to have what happened at the Alton’s share of the con- port for a complete conserva- Company (which owns the Staff Writer by board member Lynda high school happen here,” struction costs for Prospect tion of the property. property) was faced with a ALTON — School board Goossens in reference to the was based on a “common Mountain High School, but “I think I’m bringing you “dilemma” at the prospect of Vice Chair Terri Noyes pub- committee’s decision to pur- misconception” that the later switched to a 10-year good news,” Red Oak’s attor- incurring $500,000 in “soft licly took Laconia Daily Sun sue renovations at the Alton school board initially pro- ney, Malcolm McNeill, an- costs” alone if they chose to reporter Ray Carbone to task Central School, “I don’t want posed a 20-year bond to cover SEE SCHOOL PAGE A15 nounced at the start of last pursue the initial plan, which during the June 30 meeting week’s informational session has yet to reach the formal of the board’s Buildings and with the planning board. hearing stage, McNeill said Grounds Committee for in- Alton fireworks rescheduled until Saturday In light of widespread pub- the company had given care- accurate information con- lic opposition to their initial ful consideration to the issue, tained in his article on the ALTON — The July 3 Alton fire- available south of Shibley’s Restaurant proposal (which called for a and come up with two alter- committee’s last meeting. works were cancelled due to the fore- and north of the channel markers go- 157-lot open space conserva- natives. According to Noyes, Car- casted severe weather and are resched- ing into Back Bay.Vehicle parking will tion subdivision comprised of The first and most desir- bone’s article in the May 30 uled for Saturday, July 12. The fire- be available on Route 11 and in Alton 94 single family homes and 63 able option, he said, would be issue of the Daily Sun re- works will be launched off a barge in Bay. Other free events on July 12 in- duplexes, with most of the the sale of the entire proper- counting the committee’s Alton Bay at 9:20 p.m. Boat parking to clude the East Bay Jazz Ensemble Band 2,038-acre parcel conserved in ty, at fair market value, to an May 29 meeting incorrectly watch the show from the water will be at 7 p.m. at the Alton Bay Bandstand. its present state), he said, Red Oak had prepared an alterna- tive plan that was “truly, dra- matically different.” The Baysider goes In an effort to show local residents the face behind requester this week MEREDITH — Today’s Baysider is being mailed to lo- INDEX cal residents who mailed in a card requesting a free sub- ▼ scription. Under U.S. Postal regulations that improve de- Volume 4 • Number 28 livery time and reduce mailing costs, The Baysider can be 26 Pages in 2 Sections mailed to every reader who returned a requester coupon, card or e-mail, as well as one random address (per request) Business...... 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BY BRENDAN BERUBE tor to express interest in the Staff Writer property. ALTON — The Blue Jay Within a week, he said, miniature golf course stood he had signed an agree- for more than four decades ment with former owner as one of Alton Bay’s most Phyllisanne LaCava. recognizable landmarks, Although the LaCava fam- providing residents and visi- ily’s “great vision” held up tors alike with generations for 47 years, and supplied lo- of family fun and memories cal residents with a lot of until its former owner sold “great family memories,” the property and closed the Blasko said, he felt that the gates. most realistic and economi- While the course might cal approach would be to have a new look and a new bulldoze the old course and name these days, current construct a modernized owner Mark Blasko said the course from scratch on the LaCava family’s legacy of existing footprint. family-friendly fun is still in- Among the many new fea- tact at Jay’s Bayside Mini tures at Jay’s Bayside, he ex- Golf. plained, are a water system, Blasko, a resident of Con- a gazebo, a decorative bridge, cord for the past 15 years, is and an animated, lighted no stranger to the world of fountain that bursts into mu- miniature golf. Noticing the sic every 15 minutes, supply- lack of family entertainment ing what Blasko described as BRENDAN BERUBE ■ in the Concord area, he sold a “neat ambience” at night. MARK BLASKO, owner of Jay’s Bayside Mini Golf and Arcade, shows off the main attraction at the new course — an animated, lighted fountain that his former business, Shirt “It’s a nice environment to entertains golfers with music every 15 minutes. Masters, and opened Chuck- be in,” he said. “It’s like walk- ster’s, a gaming complex fea- ing through a garden … peo- turing a miniature golf ple seem to love it.” course, batting cages, and a In addition to the new dairy bar, in Chichester last course, he explained, the ar- year. cade building was also re- Chuckster’s took off like a built on its existing footprint, rocket almost immediately, and features a game room for he said, explaining that he those who prefer a joystick to drew his inspiration from a golf club. the fact that miniature golf Blasko also recently re- is one of the few activities he ceived approval from the has seen that appeals to peo- planning board for a pizza ple across the board, from shop inside the arcade build- bikers to young children, ing, which he expects to open ■ who delight in “sharing a in the spring of 2009. BRENDAN BERUBE similar experience.” “A lot of people were THE GAME ROOM at Jay’s Bayside features a wide selection of During a visit to Alton Bay telling us the bay needs a piz- arcade games for those who prefer a joystick to a golf club. YOUNG GOLFERS PUT their putting skills to the testBRENDAN at Jay’s BERUBE Bayside last October, Blasko noticed za shop,” he said. Mini Golf on July 2. ■ that the Blue Jay was up for Blasko said his ultimate residents using the Alton sale, and contacted the real- goal in designing Jay’s Bay- side (which he named after Bay Post Office. his son) was to respect the “Hopefully,they like what ever constructed. tradition begun by the LaCa- they see, and think this was Measuring 201 feet in round of golf at Jay’s. Fully Free va family, while at the same worth it,” he said, explaining length (twice the length of Jay’s Bayside Mini Golf Insured Estimates time expanding on it. that Jay’s Bayside represents the entire course at Jay’s and Arcade is currently open C. Buffington He offered his sincere his effort to bring a little back Bayside), he said, the final from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon- thanks, as well, to local resi- into the bay. hole at Chuckster’s was what day through Thursday; 10 Plumbing & Heating dents for their patience Blasko urged those who first drew people in. a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Sat- during the construction enjoy their visit to Jay’s to “If you haven’t played in a urday; and 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. LLC Full Service: process, which limited the try a round of golf at Chuck- long time, try it again,” he on Sundays. Staff can be Plumbing ~ Heating/Radiant ~ New Construction ~ Renovation availability of parking in ster’s, as well, where the said, urging residents of reached at 875-GAME. front of the course, and cre- highlight of the course is the Alton, Barnstead and New 603-364-5624 ated an inconvenience for longest miniature golf hole Dur-ham to keep an eye on Brendan Berube can be email:[email protected] Chris Buffington - Member - NH License #4028 future issues of The reached at 569-3126 or Baysider for a coupon enti- [email protected] tling them to $1 off their next

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From the beginning, it seemed to us that Red Oak was following the letter of the law as they pursued what would obviously be a huge addition to the population of the town of New Durham. They did whatever was asked of them by the planning board and answered all the questions that were brought forth by concerned residents of town, including those from the Merrymeeting Lake Association, who were against the develop- ment from the start. GEORGE MURPHY - COURTESY ■ In this space, we had praised Red Oak for doing First bite things the right way, trying to make sure that the This young girl patiently waited for a bite with her pink fishing pole in Alton Bay recently. subdivision they were building was done correct- ly and they were within the scope of the town’s codes. While we wondered about the impact of such a huge development on such a relatively small community, we were pleased that at least LETTERS TO THE EDITOR they were going about things the right way. ■ And we are pleased again that they have signed a letter of intent to sell the property into conser- vation easements. This sale, which could have a The right way to help with the gardens price tag as high as $4 million, could keep the To the Editor: hall about donations. The Town Hall the motorcycle who passed by, came land from being developed in perpetuity. Recently, a couple of people in New and its employees are not involved with back, handed me cash and drove off It was obvious from the start that many resi- Durham realized that I was paying for this project in any way. I apologize for without a word). It is a joy and an hon- dents of New Durham were against the proposed the plants for the town gardens myself. any inconvenience this might have or to bring the people of New Durham subdivision. It surely could’ve taxed the police They chose to place a photo and infor- caused for them. If anyone is interested and its visitors a chance to enjoy the mation in The Baysider in order to let in donating, they can see me in the gar- gardens. They are your gardens; I am and fire departments as well as the local elemen- others know and have a chance to help dens (I'm there a lot), or mail to: Bonnie just the keeper. tary school, with a total of 220 residential units out. Unfortunately, there was a mis- Dodge, P.O Box 333, New Durham. To Bonnie Dodge being proposed. communication and it was incorrectly those who have already contributed, New Durham Red Oak realized the opposition they were up printed that people could call the town thank you very much (loved the guy on against and rather than try to railroad the subdi- vision through, they elected instead to work with Budget needs to be rejected the Merrymeeting Lake Association, the town To the Editor: The so-called budget presented to mend this budget not be approved for and the Society for the Protection of New We wish to impress upon the mem- members of Locke Lake Colony by the the good of the Colony. Hampshire Forests to try and come up with a bers of Locke Lake Colony the impor- board of directors in its mailing is not Does the board think we will not care solution that works for everyone. tance of the annual meeting and most acceptable. There is no vote on the proxy enough to stay and vote for the lines we Now it’s up to the residents of New Durham to importantly the proxies. Please fill out for the budget. It has always been a line want? Members have a right to request help save this land from development. As officials the proxy and give it to someone who is item budget. No budget should be ac- in writing, a line item budget and prof- going to attend the meeting. This way cepted without line items. This is our it and loss statement from the adminis- seek grants and other ways of securing money, your vote is cast as you direct that per- money, and we alone decide how it trator to be returned in five days. there will likely have to be a special Town son to vote for you. The reason for this should be spent, not the board. Many ex- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cropper Meeting to vote to secure a municipal bond. This is if you leave or mail the proxy to the penditures have been spent without Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gingras Many neighbor/members of Locke Lake office, the board of directors can use members’ knowledge. A line item budg- $1.3 million bond would cover part of the pur- Colony chase price and selectmen have already said they your vote any way they wish. The proxy et is necessary for the operation of the Barnstead would petition the court for a special Town must be verified by the office on or be- Colony. All members have a say on all fore July 21 to be accepted. expenditures. Therefore, we recom- Meeting to discuss the bond. Additionally, private donations are needed. Residents have already pledged approximately Always getting the story straight $500,000 and Merrymeeting Lake Association To the Editor: editorial to a declaration of support. consistently pleased at how complete, member Pat Decker said that the goal is to raise Bravo to Baysider editor Josh I wholeheartedly agree that Mr. detailed and accurate his articles are. at least another $1 million through donations. Spaulding for standing up for his re- Berube’s reporting is accurate and I eagerly read Mr. Berube’s coverage porter, Brendan Berube, in the face of evenly balanced. (After all, this is an in- of events concerning the town of Barn- We urge residents of New Durham and sur- accusations of unbalanced reporting dividual who reported thoroughly on a stead, and I will continue to believe that rounding communities to do what they can to practices. Mr. Spaulding could offer criticism that his own reporting was he has got the story straight! help protect this land. It’s certainly a worthwhile no better vote of confidence in Mr. one-sided and unbalanced!) I, personal- Eileen C. Murley Barnstead endeavor. Berube’s professional integrity and ly,attend many of the meetings that Mr. talent than by devoting an entire Berube provides coverage for, and I am Catching up with “Catch Up” To the Editor: upset also with what I was told. They owners that have taken her in. The I would like for you and your readers said that they would open their hearts I did contact the Humane Society to have an update on the article that I and lives to give Catch Up a good home about bringing her up there on July 1 if Baysider wrote and was published in the June 26 if I couldn't locate her owners. I had I couldn't find her a home but was able paper. mentioned that I would like to give the to call them back and say that she did I want to thank all who have had a owners a chance to see the ad and also find a new place to live. Proudly serving Alton - Barnstead - New Durham part in making this a good turn out for time to call. They said to keep them post- Thanks to all of you out there. With- the stray that I dubbed "Catch Up." ed and would take her if no owner came out your help and concern for this stray, ESTABLISHED APRIL 7, 2005 I got a call from a Mindy who thought forward. she would not be in her new home. she might have been one of her three I also got a third call from a couple, I With getting the first letter published Offices at Clarke Plaza, P.O. Box 250, cats that went missing during the believe Kent and Val, that said they to the editor of the Baysider, this cat is Memorial weekend. When I tried to wanted to adopt her if she didn't have a now in her new home. Wolfeboro Falls, New Hampshire 03896 send her an e-mail, I couldn't get it to go home to go to. She is and will be missed here at my Phone: 569-3126 • Fax: 569-4743 through. I waited, hoping she would I have to also let you know that fam- home, but I know she is in a better place. contact me back, but she didn't. I wish ily and friends came forward to help out So this is the update on "Catch Up." Richard Piatt, Publisher her good luck in finding her missing kit- with this stray cat. I was given some cat Thanks again for the wonderful, car- Joshua Spaulding, Editor ties. litter, canned cat food and dry cat food ing people that are still out there. Carol A. Parelius E-mail: [email protected] The second call I got was from Linda as well. What I hadn't used for the cat and Tim. They told me that they were was sent along with her to help the new Barnstead Staff Writers: Brendan Berube and Tom Beeler Sports Editor: Joshua Spaulding Don’t micromanage the road agent Advertising Sales: Ann Hedison To the Editor: article where the road agent was re- saw seems to be a routine piece of equip- Graphic Design: Emily Killinger With all due respect and appreciation quired to get permission from the board ment. to those citizens who are willing to take to buy 12-inch culvert pipe and a $584 This kind of oversight can be con- The Baysider is published weekly by Salmon Press, P.O. Box 729, on the tough job of Barnstead select- power pole saw – with funds already in strued as demeaning and a waste of the 5 Water St., Meredith, NH 03253. Pending periodicals postage paid man, I suggest they could save some of his budget. Culvert pipe is about as or- road agent’s time and energy.Stay with their time by not micro-managing the dinary to the highway department as a the big issues like Sanco Energy. at Laconia. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Baysider, William A. Johnson P.O. Box 729, Meredith, NH 03253. town road agent. loaf of bread is to a cook, and with trees I am referring to a June 26 Baysider overhanging town roads, a power pole Barnstead THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 A5 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ■

Dispelling false accusations

To the Editor: amounts of water from our democracy thing has been a when they resisted. the public. the planet and the health of This is an open letter to the aquifer damages more than dividing line between people Members of a privileged Education yields an in- its residents. Corporations people in response to false ac- the wells affected, it often since the time of the Revolu- class at defining times formed populace, able to whose lobbyists influence cusations printed in the times causes the recharge tion. However, self-rule be- throughout history have re- make decisions that benefit our legislators to write laws [Suncook] Sun. district within the aquifer to gan not as a political move- ferred to people, women, and the community. that benefit them, hire Management of water by be drained. When this oc- ment in the 1930s, but when nature as property. People Perhaps, like me, there are lawyers to wield the laws “mainstream policies” curs, the normal, cyclic, we, the people, fought the “pushing to remove the ex- some people in town who against people and nature placed Nottingham’s water recharge does not happen. Revolutionary War to free tremist agenda” from town, identify with the barefoot pa- and encourage the courts to in the hands of corporate tak- Species and ecosystems are ourselves from an unjust who like Andrew Johnson, triots of old, who stood up in deny recourse to citizens, ings, under the protection of then irreparably damaged. king; a king from across an support “government for the the face of oppression to who suffer at the hands of the 14th amendment, the COBALD was formed to ocean who, with the signing benefit of industry,” rather fight for freedom, democracy this draconian power. Hold commerce clause, the con- educate and inform the resi- of the Magna Carta, formed than a government deriving and liberty, to gain relief fast to the vote that you have tracts clause and Section 1983 dents of the town of Barn- the colonies as corporate en- their just powers from the from a despotic ruler. Yester- taken, for it will serve you of the US Constitution, stead about matters of histo- tities to benefit England. consent of the governed, day’s oppressor was King well. which through settled law,al- ry, democracy and the envi- This regulated all of the want to cause division and George. Today’s kings are Gail Darrell lows corporations to sue for ronment. We will continue to lands and the inhabitants create sides in a discussion corporations, profiting from President of COBALD Barnstead future lost profits. present information that we thereof, to a system of pro- of a wood-burning electric the gradual destruction of The Nature’s Rights find vital to the preservation duction and taxation, which power generating plant in amendments gave the people of local governing authority unfairly burdened every un- Barnstead. of Barnstead standing to and the environment we all propertied, working man and COBALD’s agenda is to ob- Committee never speak in court about the fact depend upon. woman and brutally pun- serve all of the facts and saw the amendments that removal of large We understand that this ished and imprisoned them share this information with To the Editor: tee. No meeting of the com- I would like to thank all mittee had been held to ac- Berube always gets all sides of the story the people who served on the cept any changes or recom- To the Editor: here tonight ... can't get both Alton residents will recog- slightest from what I heard, Locke Lake by-law commit- mendations. In earlier dis- As an Alton resident I do sides of the story,I'll put pen nize my name as a "civi- and even saw (with respect to tee. These people have given cussion, the committee de- not usually read the articles to paper, and do it for him." cholic." I attend about half of body language). I have con- up every Wednesday morn- cided the entire revisions of that appear in The Baysider Now I am really interested the selectmen’s meetings, an tinually been impressed on ing since October and the by-laws should be re- covering Barnstead events. in what the other side of the occasional planning board how his published version of worked very hard. They are viewed by all Colony mem- Your editorial in the July 3 is- story is in Barnstead! and zoning board meeting, what happened is more accu- Barbara Krilivsky, Rita bers. It should have gone in sue was, therefore, a com- I, of course, was not pres- and videotape the Historical rate than my memory. Wolfe, Dot Chiccola, Judy its entirety with the mailing plete surprise to me that a ent at the Barnstead meeting Society's meetings for play- To wit, I am now wanting Cropper, Joanne MacNeil, for input from all members member of the Barnstead where your reporter, Bren- back on LRPA-TV cablevi- very much to see a letter, or Mike Ranaldi and Deana before a final vote. The board Fire Department Study Com- dan Berube, supposedly did sion. Mr. Berube almost al- letters, to the editor describ- Cowan. of directors has recommend- mittee was on record for com- not get "both sides of the ways reports on those events ing where Mr.Berube did not A miscommunication be- ed the amendments from the menting, "that he wouldn't story." in the next Baysider. "get both sides of the story." tween the board of directors lawyer, not the by-law com- tolerate one-sided articles What I can report is that In all that time where he Bob Longabaugh and the by-law committee ex- mittee, as they have never about the committee." Your Brendan Berube has report- and I have been observing the Alton Bay ists. The by-law amendments seen them and therefore can- editorial went on to quote the ed with 100 percent accuracy same event, I have never from the lawyer had only not recommend them. accuser of saying that if The every meeting in Alton found his reporting in The been seen by board president Thank you. Baysider reporter "sitting where I have been present. Baysider to deviate in the Mike Ranaldi, the adminis- Peggy Gingras trator and myself as chair- Barnstead Fighting teen drinking man of the by-law commit- To the Editor: cluding the Federal Trade misdemeanor to hold a gath- www.DontServeTeens.gov. The Belknap County CoRe Commission, the nation’s ering of five or more non-re- Don't serve alcohol to Coalition supports We Don’t consumer protection agency. lated people where minors teens. It's unsafe. It's illegal. Historical Society Serve Teens! Most teens who The message to neighbors, have consumed or intend to It's irresponsible. drink get their alcohol from relatives, and friends is consume alcohol or drugs. For more information gets icy Tuesday social sources such as their “Don’t serve alcohol to teens. Parents need help to make about the Belknap County parents, parents of other It’s unsafe. It’s illegal. It’s ir- sure their teens don't have ac- CoRe Coalition, please visit ALTON — Do you know where ice came from in the days teens, older siblings and oth- responsible.” cess to alcohol and as a com- us at www.interlakes.org/ before refrigerators? er relatives and friends. We The legal drinking age in munity we need to make a core or contact Jena Vincent It was harvested from the frozen lakes. Don’t Serve Teens is a na- New Hampshire is 21. Stud- commitment o keep our at [email protected]. Bob Cottrell from the Remick Museum in Tamworth will tional campaign to reduce ies indicate that underage youth safe. Jena Vincent take the Alton Historical Society through the harvesting underage drinking, focusing drinking can cause serious For more information and Wendy Williams process during a special presentation at the Gilman Li- Belknap County CoRe on the social sources that health and safety conse- practical tips on talking to brary on Tuesday, July 15, at 7 p.m. Coalition may provide teens with ac- quences, as well as legal con- teens about alcohol, visit All are welcome, and refreshments will be served. cess to alcohol. The cam- sequences for the person pro- paign’s centerpiece is viding the alcohol. 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BY ELIZABETH CANTRALL stead Overseer of Public 1 meeting to hand out flyers from noon to 5 p.m. this new insurance co-op. ed Preston. Contributing Writer Welfare Elaine Swinford and let the selectmen know The board voted unani- Barnard made a motion BARNSTEAD — Barn- came to the selectmen’s July when the food pantry would Insurance Co-op mously to do so. that the trucks be sent back be open to the public. Barnard and Selectmen as soon as possible. The “We signed the lease…we Chair Gordon Preston re- Highway Department board passed it unanimously. have the keys,” stated an ex- ported to the rest of the meets with board Project Backpack cited Swinford. board about their recent Road agent Chris Caraz- Questions about fences Selectman Jim Barnard meeting with other towns zo met with the board and in- Town Building Inspector asked Swinford who was go- wanting to pool their re- formed them he had found Paul Richardson came to the returns for fifth year ing to pay the rent on the sources and save money.The two used plows for $2,500 and board and stated that there building and Swinford group is calling themselves $3,000. He said their value have been a lot of questions ALTON — Main Street, students have fresh new replied that the profits from the Suncook Valley Regional would be $7,000 each brand regarding fence regulations. the monthly paper, may no backpacks and supplies with the thrift shop would do so. Towns. new. He said there was a fence in longer grace the coffee tables them as they start their new The town hall food pantry Barnard reported that Barnard said the select- town that is a six-foot stock- of Alton, but the spirit of year back at Alton Central is now closed, but the new the savings on town employ- men had a letter from Key ade with another two feet of community lives on through School. food pantry is available sev- ee health insurance could be (auto dealership) regarding lattice on top. He also stated the annual backpack drive. If you can't make it to the en days a week by calling 235- up to $20,000 a year for the the return of the trucks the that a person in town wants Starting on July 9, Main library and happen to see 1895. The food pantry and town of Barnstead. He stat- town voted to return at Town to put up a 12-foot fence. Street will be sponsoring the some notebooks, crayons, thrift shop are located next ed that the Sunapee Lake Meeting. He was told the zoning fifth annual “Project Back- graph paper,etc. in your trav- to Bosco Bell on Route 28. towns got together and saved The letter stated that board was going to work on pack.” Folks in town can help els, feel free to pick them up (See the separate story on more than $125,000 each over Key would like the trucks fences because there have their neighbors and selected and drop them off at the page A11.) five years. sent back immediately and been a lot of issues with Alton Central School stu- bank. Don't feel you have to The thrift shop will be Preston asked the board in return they would “waive them. dents by purchasing a back- visit the "tree" to be involved. open Thursday, Friday and if they were ready to for- claim for damages and pack or school supplies and Every item purchased will be Saturday starting July 10 mally move forward with cost of decal removal,” stat- help make that first day of used during the school year school a special one. and if shopping doesn't fit in- to your busy schedule and How does "Project you'd still like to help, a fi- Huggins breaks ground on expansion project Backpack" work? nancial donation would al- The “Learning Tree” is lo- ways be appreciated. Please WOLFEBORO — Hug- tations for medical treat- Huggins Hospital and lay the with dedicated space for a cated at Gilman Library, contact Purr Whalley at 496- gins Hospital, a critical ac- ment and diagnostic equip- foundation for the next cen- family member to stay as with apples ripe for the pick- 2148 if you've got cess community hospital, ment. The new hospital will tury of care.” needed. ing. Each apple lists all the questions. broke ground Tuesday, July include an expanded Emer- There is a growing body of There is a 3-D model of the information you need to 8, on a $52 million expansion gency Department, a new evidence that the quality of proposed new Huggins Hos- be a sponsor. Once you have project. The new hospital Women’s Health and Obstet- hospital patient rooms, cor- pital on display for the public shopped, you may deliver will bring better access and rics Unit, a Women’s Imag- ridors and public spaces di- in the lobby of the hospital. your items to the lobby at expanded care to the com- ing Suite with private wait- rectly influence both the In addition, visitors to the Profile Bank on Main Street munities of the Eastern ing and diagnostic imaging stress levels and health out- hospital Web site at in Alton by Friday, Aug. 15. Lakes Region. As the major rooms, larger, private outpa- comes of patients and the ef- www.hugginshospital.com “Main Street” hopes you provider of primary health tient treatment rooms, a cen- ficiency of hospital staff. The can watch the progress from will help make its fifth “Pro- care services in the region, trally located Cardiopul- architecture of the new hos- the newly installed Web cam ject Backpack” the best ever. Huggins Hospital is under- monary Department with in- pital will encourage healing and read updates on the con- Last year they provided more taking the most ambitious ternal stress testing capabil- through the use of natural struction. If anyone has than 30 backpacks and col- building project in its 100- ities and many other im- materials, expansive healing questions or concerns, lected a wonderful assort- year history. The proposed provements. garden areas, and a connec- please call the main hospital ment of school supplies. completion date is November “We continue to take tion to the environment number at 569-7500. With gas and fuel oil prices 2010. enormous pride in our hos- through thoughtfully placed (Editor’s Note: Look for a so high this year, back to The new hospital will be a pital, the services we pro- windows, skylights and a story and photos from the school shopping will be a 101,000-square-foot efficient vide, the staff that provides central atrium. The new pa- groundbreaking ceremony in burden to some so the goal and modern facility incorpo- them and the rich legacy of tient rooms will be larger next week’s Baysider.) is to make sure local young rating the latest in health care that has been developed care innovation and techno- here in the Eastern Lakes Re- logical advancements, while gion,” said Dave Tower, Pres- New Durham selectmen continuing a long tradition ident and CEO of Huggins of providing personalized Hospital. “We are committed will meet Monday, July 21 health care for the commu- to moving our hospital for- nities served. Research, in- ward to accommodate a new NEW DURHAM — An in- has, in fact, been scheduled novation and rapid techno- era of health care - a digital correct posting on the town for Monday,July 21, at 7 p.m. logical progress have age in which our patients of New Durham’s Web site at either the Town Hall or the changed the way health care rightfully have higher expec- earlier this week listed the library. services are provided and tations for more efficient and date of the next selectmen’s The meeting originally have dramatically expanded coordinated care. We are meeting as July 7. scheduled for Monday, June physician and patient expec- moving forward to rebuild The board’s next meeting 30 was cancelled.

TOWN OF ALTON INVITATION TO BID PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE July 28th, 2008 New Durham, New Hampshire The Town of Alton is now accepting sealed bids for the Pursuant to RSA 91-A and Article 7 of the 2008Town Meeting, the New cutting of trees; ledge pack; culvert; catch basins & geo Durham Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing tech fabric on Hayes Road. When: Monday, July 21st, 2008 Time: 8:00 PM Bids are due by 9:00 am on Monday, July 28th, 2008 at the Place: New Durham Town Offices Alton Town Hall. for the purpose of receiving public comment concerning the withdrawal and expenditure of: Details are available at the Alton Highway Department. • $11,000 from the New Property Tax Maps Capital Reserve Fund for work completed on deed and survey compilation work. The Town has CUSTOM FRAMING ~ GALLERY The Selectmen reserve the right to accept or reject any or Serving the Lakes Region Since 1975 entered into a contract for amounts not to exceed the annual appropri- ation. Amounts will be billed throughout the year for work completed all bids for any reason whatsoever in the best interest of the and the public hearing will serve, also, to note that invoicing will pro- Town. The Town reserves the right to negotiate and/or ceed throughout the remainder of the year per the terms of the con- request additional information. With selected contractors, tract, a copy of which has been presented to the Trustees of Trust Funds for subsequent billing as the project work proceeds. the town reserves the right to consider such factors as: Quality, Availability, and Reputation as noted on each bid Peter Rhoades, Chairman submitted. Board of Selectmen

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Electrical • Plumbing • Heating • Water Filtration TOWN OF ALTON Pumps • Tanks • Filters • Sales • Service INVITATION TO BID DID YOU KNOW? Repair of Alton Bay Water Bandstand “Arsenic is an important contaminant in New Route 11, Alton Bay, Lake Winnipesaukee Hampshire’s geology. Drinking water supplied from Finest Quality bedrock wells, also called drilled or artesian wells, and The Town of Alton is accepting sealed bids for the repair of less frequently from dug wells, may contain arsenic at Custom Hearing Instruments the Alton Bay Water Bandstand located in the Bay of Lake elevated amounts.” Accessories & Assistive Devices Winnipesaukee. Project specifications are available at the –NH Department of Environmental Services Alton Town Hall in the Selectmen’s office. The important question you must ask yourself - Call for an appointment today! Scope of project includes: leveling structure, power washing What is MY concentration of arsenic? surfaces, removing and replacing decking, installation of new 569-2799 • 800-538-4064 decking/siding and painting structure. Stop by our Showroom Free Hearing Screenings Repairs are to be completed by the end of November 2008. Learn more about Arsenic! Sealed bids must be received at the Alton Town Hall, Fully Licensed 22 Glendon Street - Wolfeboro Selectmen’s Office by 2:00 pm on Monday, July 28, 2008 at Certified & Insured www.TheHearingAidShop.com which time they shall be publicly opened. For more informa- tion contact the Alton Parks and Recreation Department at (603) 569-1569 Rte. 109A, Wolfeboro See Us On How To Prevent Hearing Loss 875-0109. THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 A7 Alton Parks and Rec Department has plenty to do in July

ALTON — Summer is a July youth activities Recreation soccer league Team and Sunday,Aug. 3 - B- bring a snack for their child. busy time for the Alton Parks Pre-school age - Grade 6 Please sign up today, Team at 9 a.m. at the Mike Drop by anytime and check and Recreation Department. Pre-school programs are if you need a registra- Burke Volleyball Court. Fee out our ongoing program. held on Mondays at the Alton tion form the de- includes a tournament shirt. July summer concerts Bay Community Center from partment will be Senior Bingo Free summer concerts are 1 to 2:30 p.m. July 14 - totally happy to mail one Little Pesaukees The Alton Parks and sponsored by the Alton Parks terrific textures; July 21 - to you, call them Playgroup Recreation Department and and Recreation Department shake rattle and roll; July 28 at 875-0109. The Join in this drop-in pro- Profile Bank are sponsor- every Saturday in July and - splash into science. After- Recreation Soc- gram with the Giggles and ing the free Senior Citizen August from 7 to 9 p.m. at the noon programs are held on cer League is for Grins Resource Center. This Bingo program for Alton Alton Bay Bandstand. All Tuesdays and Wednesdays at grades 1-8. Prac- free program is open to all senior citizens on July 18, at ages are invited. the Alton Bay Community tices will be 1-2 children newborn to five 1 p.m. at the Pearson Road July 12 - East Bay Jazz En- Center from 1 to 3 p.m. for evenings per week in years of age and is held at the Community Center. Join semble - Swing and Jazz; ages 6-11. July 15 – nature’s Alton. Games will be Alton Bay Community Cen- friends and neighbors as July 19 - NOTEable wonders; July 16 - 5 senses held on Saturdays and may ter, located on Lake Win- they play novelty Bingo Decades - 50s-90s Broadway; challenge; July 22 - crafty cre- involve traveling to New nipesaukee, on Tuesdays and games for prizes. Refresh- July 26 - The Soda Pop ations; July 23 - kids in the Durham, Barnstead and if you are interested. Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 ments will be served. This is Band - Oldies dance band. kitchen; July 29 - I spy; July Gilmanton. All players must a.m. Come and meet new par- a great program to work the 30 - pizza, pizza, pizza! Sign have their own soccer ball, Mike Burke Volleyball ents and children. Activities minds and meet new people Country line up today. For more informa- shin guards, black Tournament include free play,snack time, in the community. dancing lessons tion visit www.altonparksan- shorts/pants, red and black Co-ed teams of four (one reading books and more. Par- Join in the fun with in- drecreation.com. socks and water bottle. There woman minimum required) ents must stay and supervise structor Joan Lightfoot as is a fee. Please sign up now. will play for the tournament their child during the pro- participants learn new Play Soccer Camp The deadline to register is title. Sunday, July 27, - A gram and are asked to please dances each week. Lessons July 28-Aug. 1 at Jones Aug. 1, late registrations will are ongoing at the Alton Bay Field from 9 to 11:30 a.m., be placed on a wait list and Community Center on ages 6-12, fee includes camp charged an additional late Thursdays from 1:30 to 3 p.m. shirt. Bring smiling faces, fee. The first practice starts Hazardous waste collection All levels are welcome, drop shin guards, soccer ball and Aug. 23 at Jones Field. Vol- in anytime. The program is a water bottle. Register today. unteers are needed to help bargain at $3 for the summer coach or be a team parent, this weekend in Alton season. please contact Parks and Rec ALTON — Alton resi- dented turnout. dents wishing to dispose of Because of that success, household hazardous waste Alton will have collections Seniors heading to Narragansett Bay can do so Friday,July 11, and Friday and Saturday from Saturday, July 12, without 8:30 a.m. to noon. On Satur- BY BARBARA BALD etable, dessert table and a any additional information leaving town. As a member day, Sept. 13, there will be a For the Alton Senior Center beverage. that might be needed. She community of the Lakes Re- third collection day in Alton, ALTON — The Alton Se- If that's not enough, you can be reached at 875-7102. gion Household Hazardous which will also include a spe- nior Center invites residents can savor the ship's live mu- If a cruise isn't "up-your- Product Facility (LRHHPF), cial medicine collection. to join them on a day- long sic by Bobby Justin, likened alley," then don't forget the Alton residents can safely Alton town employees cruise of Narragansett Bay to Tom Jones, and enjoy a many social groups such as dispose of oil-based paints with the proper training aboard the majestic Vista Ju- narrated tour of Newport the hikers, walkers and (latex paint is not a haz- will utilize the self-transport bilee. On Aug. 20 the bus will Harbor. The cost includes all kayakers, the community ardous waste), pesticides, au- option for HHW available leave Alton to join the crew of the above except a gratu- garden project and a guest tomotive fluids, cleaning from DES to consolidate the for a scenic cruise and deli- ity for the center's bus driver, speaker from the Mr. Fixit products, etc, at the Alton materials with those already cious luncheon. The meal Jim. The bus will return to program on July 17. Transfer Station from 8:30 collected at the Wolfeboro will include tossed salad, but- Alton by 7:30 p.m. It is im- Qigong at 9:30 a.m. and a.m. to noon on either day. Facility. ter and rolls, choice of either portant to register and pre- Tai Chi at 5:30 p.m. with In 2007, participation for Anyone unable to attend baked-stuffed scrod, chicken pay early. Amy Braun, the Leslie Takao is ongoing Alton residents rose from 27 this weekend, may travel to or pot roast, potatoes, veg- center's director, can fill in every Thursday and as al- percent to 51 percent of the 404 Beach Pond Road in ways, seniors can join Cen- LRHHPF member total due Wolfeboro the third Satur- ter 'regulars' for meals pro- to what had originally been day of the month from May Planning board hosts Shoreland vided by the Community Ac- labeled a “mini-collection” to to October. Please get a pass tion Program, in an air-con- be held in Alton. The con- from the attendants at the ditioned dining room every venience of not having to transfer station prior to the Protection forum August 21 day at 12 p.m. Doors are al- travel to the facility in collection. BARNSTEAD — Plan- lands Bureau will provide a ways open to area newcom- Wolfeboro is the single factor Please call 651-7530 for ning and zoning board mem- summary of the act, and ad- ers, so "come on down." responsible for the unprece- further information. bers, contractors and inter- dress some of the issues it ested residents throughout might raise for local land use IT’S TIME TO the area are invited to an in- boards, followed by a ques- PICK YOUR OWN formational forum on the re- tion-and-answer session. BERRIES cently implemented Shore- In order to obtain a head RASPBERRIES! 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WOLFEBORO — The Vil- for the July and August Sit defray the costs of the ongo- professional, regional lage Players stage at 51 Glen- Down for Stand-up comedy ing historical theater reno- comedians as they stand don St. in Wolfeboro will be series. The PG-13 comedy vations. Join others the third on stage to try and get the host location once again shows were created to help Friday of the month to enjoy laughs. Be sure to mark your calendars and buy your tickets soon, these shows sell out quickly. Tickets for all the shows are on sale now at Black’s Paper and Gifts and on line at www.vil- lage-players.com. For more details contact Jeannette at 569-0078. Here’s the line up of the new funny guys coming, July 18 at 8 p.m. Pat Napoli Jim Colliton (doors open at 7:30 p.m.) to a hilarious comedy rou- ances include The Tropi- Opening the floor is Pat tine. Colliton’s love of per- cana, Comedy Connection, Napoli, a stand up comic forming comes across every Nick’s Comedy Stop, Giggles from a small town in the Bay time he takes the stage with and Just for Laughs. Colliton State. Napoli always had a his dry delivery and unique made his television debut on dream to become a great en- improvisational skills. He Ed McMahon’s Next Big Star tertainer, unfortunately he now lives with his wife and and had recently opened for went into comedy! He hasn’t three children in the sub- national acts Anthony Clark wasted any time making a urbs. What does he talk and Dom Irrera. name for himself in Boston about? If you have ever been Don’t forget to add dinner and other major cities all embarrassed about the con- to the evening. As an added BRENDAN BERUBE ■ over the country. His sharp tents of your recycling bin or bonus, Club 59 and the Front Itching to tube edgy humor makes him a tried to kill a flying bat in Porch will treat ticket hold- popular favorite. Napoli per- your house, you will find Col- ers to $2 off their dinner en- After testing out her tube on dry land, this youngster couldn’t wait to get out onto Alton Bay for some forms at comedy clubs, the- liton’s comedy hits home. His trée if they come in between watery fun on July 5. aters and corporate events. range of humor has kept him 5 and 6 p.m. on the night of Jim Colliton grew up in a busy across the country per- the show. Simply show your house with five sisters and forming in the San Francis- comedy theater ticket to the Our Door Is Always Open To People of ALL Faiths... no brothers, and has turned co Comedy Festival and on server and it’s done. his years of wearing “hand- Comedy Central’s Laugh Ri- Coming Aug. 15 Laughing me-down” Sassoon jeans in- ots. His comedy club appear- Stock Comedy Company,Im- We’d Love You To Join Us This Weekend! provisational Troupe, PG-13, St. Katharine with tickets on sale now. Drexel Church Kingswood announces summer Weekend Mass Schedule school, summer hours Town-wide WOLFEBORO — Sum- Kingswood Regional High Saturday: 4:00 PM mer hours for the office at School Summer School is de- Kingswood Regional High signed for students who com- yard sale is Sunday: 7:00, 8:30 School will be Monday pleted and did not pass one of & 10:30 AM through Friday from 7:30 un- the courses offered during Saturday til 3. The Guidance Office the regular school year or for Daily Mass Schedule: will be open Monday through those who would like to en- NEW DURHAM — The Thursday from 8 a.m. until 2 hance their understanding of New Durham town-wide Monday - Friday p.m., and will be closed the a subject. Classes are offered yard sale will take place this 8:00 AM week of July 14. in English, Social Studies Saturday, July 12, from 9 to Summer School began and Mathematics, Contact 3 p.m. Rte. 28, Alton, NH • 875-2548 • email: stkathdrexel.com Monday, July 7, and con- the high school at 569-2055 for Maps are available at the HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE AIR CONDITIONED cludes on Friday,Aug. 15. The more information. town library on Main Street. MEET & MINGLE WITH Ride in a WWII Vehicle! BARBARA DELINSKY AT A CELEBRATION OF HER WORK The on Saturday, July 12th • 4:00-6:00pm 2008 FamilyFamily DayDay Book Signing Sunday, July 15 Series Durgin Stables, 23 N. Main St, Wolfeboro • 569-6030 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. SUMMER ANTIQUES & Wright Museum FINE ARTS AUCTION 77 Center St., Wolfeboro SUNDAY, JULY 20 - 2 PM • Rides in restored WWII vehicles around downtown Wolfeboro Preview Noon Sunday • BBQ lunch of hamburgers & Held on the Grounds under tents at the hotdogs • Authentic demonstrations by WWII Majestic Province Lake Golf Course re-enactors on Route 153 - Parsonfield, Maine (Effingham, NH, town line) • Conversations with Rosie the Riveter ANTIQUES, ART, QUALITY ESTATE PIECES AT AUCTION • Face painting and free balloons We have acquired over 200 plus signed and unsigned art works by listed and for children accomplished Artists from New England area homes, estates and private consignor. • Special activities including: In addition many other fine estate pieces which can be seen by viewing our online Old Time Radio Trivia, book catalog @www.wallaceauctions.com signings by local authors, and a short lecture on the sinking of the Featuring 16x24 inch Essex Class Carrier, the Oriskany Benjamin Champney • Tours of the Wright Museum’s WWII home front and military Oil Painting exhibitions • Book Sale to benefit Wright Museum programs We have additional pre-sale previews at our Ossipee, NH Galleries on Route 16 starting at 11AM Thursday and Friday, July 17th and 18th and ending at 2 PM each day.

There is no phone bidding. Absentee bidding can be arranged if bidders sign a waiver and agree to our sale terms. (No exceptions) WE KEEP REGULAR HOURS-MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30 AM TO 3PM THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS Gary R. Wallace Auctioneers Inc. Directions: See web site for maps Admission is $10/person www.wallaceauctions.com under 5 - FREE We are directly on Route 16 in Ossipee, NH, just north Call 569-1212 or visit of Route 28. One hour north of Portsmouth, NH www.wrightmuseum.org Lic. NH #2735 • ME #1224 Tel - 1-603-539-5276 for directions Serving all of New England Email - [email protected] or more information. SEE WEB WWW.WALLACEAUCTIONS.COM THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 A9 Huggins Hospital offers tips to avoid Lyme disease

WOLFEBORO — Now a bacterium and can make 8) Use repellents that con- by using tweezers – using oth- ment of Health and Human cent increase that the snow has finally people feel quite ill. Symp- tain DEET. er “home remedies,” such as Services (DHHS) for NH’s re- from 2006 to 2007. melted, folks are seeing more toms include fever, aches, 9) After being outside, do a match or petroleum jelly, port on Lyme disease, there You can learn more about and more of their six- and joint pain, headache, fatigue “tick checks” on family mem- might actually increase your were 19 reported cases in Car- ticks and Lyme disease at the eight-legged friends. Among and often (but not always) a bers and pets. chances of picking up a dis- roll County in 2007, a signifi- Huggins Hospital Web site at the critters they’re seeing are rash, which is described as a If you are bitten by a tick, ease from the tick. The area cant increase over the five re- www.hugginshospital.org. ticks of many types and sizes, “bull’s-eye” rash. This re- it’s important to remove it of tick bite should then be ported cases in 2006 and four At the homepage, click on with one of the most worri- sembles a bull’s-eye with a no- very carefully and as quickly thoroughly cleaned with hot in 2005. The state overall saw “Resources” and then “Lyme some being the tiny deer tick ticeable center and rings, as possible. Ticks should not water and soap or an anti- a 128 percent increase in re- Disease.” (black-legged tick). They are which grow larger over time. be handled with bare hands bacterial wash if available. ported cases of Lyme disease truly tiny (not much larger This rash is referred to as and should not be crushed or According to the Depart- from 2005 to 2006 and a 44 per- than a poppy seed), making “erythema migrans” — “ery- squeezed, as infected fluids them hard to see, hard to thema” meaning red in color, could leak out if the tick hap- avoid and hard to find if one and “migrans” meaning it pens to be carrying Lyme dis- is on you. The disease, which grows and/or changes in size. ease. The only way recom- can be carried by the deer Incubation of Lyme disease mended for removing ticks is tick is Lyme disease. (the time it takes to become The deer tick is most ac- sick after being bitten) is usu- tive in the spring and sum- ally within four to 14 days, but SUCCESS mer months. The majority of it can actually take up to 30 transmission of Lyme dis- days. ease to humans occurs with If you suspect you have the very small nymph stage been bitten by a tick, consult of the tick’s life cycle, during your physician immediately. the springtime. In other parts Treatment for Lyme disease of the United States, differ- is with antibiotics, which ent types of ticks carry Lyme must be ordered by a physi- ADDITIONAL disease, but the deer tick is cian. When a physician or- the one we’re concerned with ders an antibiotic to treat here in New Hampshire. Not Lyme disease, it is very im- all deer ticks carry Lyme dis- portant to follow directions ease. Ticks can pick it up carefully and to take the full Is no accident. from an infected animal ordered course of medica- (such as a deer, a mouse, or tion. If left untreated, much LOCAL other mammal) and give it to more severe symptoms may ADVERTISING a human being through a develop months, or even WORKS. bite. There is no known evi- years, later. dence of human-to-human Prevention is the key to transmission of Lyme dis- dealing with Lyme disease. Call ease. Family pets, such as The best thing you can do Ann Hedison cats and dogs, can also be- to avoid contracting Lyme 569-3126 come infected with Lyme dis- disease is to prevent tick OFF ease and exhibit signs of joint bites. Some things you can pains. do include: NewHampshire Lyme disease has been re- 1) Avoid areas of over- LakesAndMountains.com ported in 48 of 50 states as grown brush, tall grasses and well as in Europe, Russia, wooded areas. China and Japan. People of 2) Wear light colored cloth- ENTIRE INVENTORY all ages can get Lyme disease. ing so you can see a tick if it Some risk factors include be- lands on you. ing in the woods or in areas 3) Wear long pants with of high grasses. People who the legs tucked into boots or go hiking, fishing, hunting or socks. camping are at a higher risk. 4) Tuck shirts into pants. Visit www.Parsonsfurniture.com People with jobs such as land- 5) Wear closed shoes, not scaping, forestry or wildlife sandals when doing outdoor OPEN: management are also at a activities. 9am-5:30pm Mon-Sat higher risk. 6) Wear long sleeves. 12-5pm Sun Lyme disease is caused by 7) Wear a hat. Rt. 28 Wolfeboro • 569-3562 • 1-800-639-3011 A10 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 TheThe RealReal ReportReport RecentRecent realreal estateestate transactionstransactions Town Address Type Price Seller Buyer ALTON ...... LAND ...... 34000 ...... P. M HAWKES ...... W.R. DELONG DEC.OF TRUST ALTON ...... FROHOCK BROOK RD ...... LAND ...... 75000 ...... ROY & SCHAEFFNER ...... BACK BAY BUILDERS LLC ALTON ...... 8 GEDNEY CT ...... L/B ...... 260000 ...... T.D & B.G KRYANDER ...... C. HADA ALTON ...... 27 LINWOOD DR ...... LAND ...... 255000 ...... D.J & C.S JOHNSON ...... M.L PAGUCCI ALTON ...... 84 MALLARD DR ...... L/B ...... 385000 ...... J.N & M.L PAGUCCI ...... D.J JOHNSON ET AL ALTON ...... MERRYMEETING RIVER MH PK . . .MH ...... 28533 ...... M. CALLAHAN ...... W.S DICKEY ALTON ...... RTE 11 ...... L/B ...... 170000 ...... DIANNE OCONNELL ET AL ...... M.E.1987 REV.TRUST BARNSTEAD ...... LAND ...... 26400 ...... KELLY FAMILY REALTY TRUST ...... P.L MCNEIL ET AL BARNSTEAD . . .95 DALTON DR ...... L/B ...... 95000 ...... A.S BURLEY ...... R.A & M.J KEMPTON III BARNSTEAD . . .35 NEW LONDON DR ...... L/B ...... 140000 ...... H. MCGRATH ...... WELLS FARGO BANK BARNSTEAD . . .671 S BARNSTEAD RD ...... LAND ...... 275000 ...... A.J & B. WILLIAMS ...... D.J BOUCHER NEW DURHAM .MOUNTAIN DR ...... LAND ...... 18000 ...... H.W BAILEY ...... B. CROSSAN NEW DURHAM .15 N SHORE RD ...... LAND ...... 217000 ...... D.P & S.J BANSFIELD JR ...... DIANNE OCONNELL ET AL WOLFEBORO . . .49 ORCHARDS RD ...... L/B ...... 215235 ...... J.A WYERS ...... NOVASTAR MTG FUNDING WOLFEBORO . . .TIMBER LN ...... L/B ...... 379132 ...... R.J & R.M JOLICOEUR ...... HSI ASSET SECURIT. CORP WOLFEBORO . . .55 TIMBER LN ...... LAND ...... 0 ...... R.J & RI.M JOLICOEUR ...... HSI ASSET SECURIT. CORP

About the Real Report listed in the deed. Sales might involve additional parties or sales, prior sales and data from Department of Revenue Ad- locations. Prices are usually based on tax stamps and might ministration forms is available at www.real-data.com or 669- Here are recent real estate transactions in Alton and the be inaccurate for public agency sales. Refer to actual public 3822. Copyright 2008. Real Data Corp. In the column “Type”: surrounding areas. These sales summaries are information- documents before forming opinions or relying on this infor- land= land only; L/B= land and building; MH= mobile home; al only,not a legal record. Names shown are usually the first mation. Additional publicly recorded information on these and COND=condominium. Manufacturing company has its eye on Alton for new facility ALTON — A unique fam- force. Plans are for an addi- dards including geothermal pects to produce more than tronics to medical/dental day, five days a week but ily-owned business with a 25- tional 20 jobs over the next heating and cooling, solar 100 million parts for compa- and now including indus- needs more space to meet year history of providing an few years. The company electricity for offices, a recy- nies around the world. tries such as automotive. the increasing demand of environmentally clean work- manufactures parts from cled water system and more. Podmore is joined in man- Demand is so great they customers. place and significantly high- brass, stainless steel and oth- The new plant would have ze- aging the company by his now have production ma- The company needs local er than average wages plans er metals measured in the ro environmental impact daughter, Gail, and two sons, chinery in hallways in their planning board approval to to build a 33,000 plus square thousands of an inch. from its manufacturing Wayne and Kerry. Podmore current facility. The com- build their proposed facility. foot manufacturing facility Owner Barry Podmore, a processes. Many modern en- notes his company is proud pany operates 24 hours a off Route 28 in Alton. native of England, said they vironmental innovations are of the positive relationship Barry Podmore, Inc., man- could add additional space to in use at the Pittsfield plant they have with their residen- ufacturer of high-precision, their existing facility but including the filtration and tial neighbors at their cur- Masons cooking up miniscule-sized components would end up with a building reclamation of high-quality rent Loudon Road location in primarily for the electronics that would not be as efficient mineral based oils. Pittsfield. “Our goal with the industry, has outgrown the as a new building. Another Products made at the Pod- new facility is to become breakfast on July 20 17,000-square-foot Pittsfield reason for moving to Alton is more company are as small more efficient to meeting the facility in which it’s operated the vast majority of employ- as 10 one thousandths of an growing needs of our clients, ALTON — The fireworks omelets, on Sunday, July 20, since 2000. The company ini- ees live in Alton. He ex- inch. One of their finished continue to be environmen- are over and all the company from 7 to 11 a.m. at the lodge tially located in Pittsfield in pressed interest in creating a products can pass through tally clean, and be a great has finally gone home and on Route 28 south of the traf- 1989. The larger Alton plant high-skill training center in the eye of a sewing needle. neighbor and asset to the you are just exhausted think- fic circle in Alton. would allow the company to the proposed facility.He said Some parts are so small they community,” explained Pod- ing about the clean up. If you want to spend a re- add another 20 jobs to the among his current staff he appear to be dust to the naked more. Before you begin this laxing Sunday morning with area’s economy over the next has four employees, all Alton eye but when seen through a The company expanded monumental task, you are good food and good friends several years, all jobs paying students, who graduated in microscope show up as fully into the micro-machining of going to need some pamper- before you tackle the clean significantly higher than av- the same high school class. shaped and functioning com- components because of more ing yourself and what better up, join the Masons of Win- erage wages in the region, The proposed plant would ponents. and more stringent require- way than to treat yourself to nipesaukee Lodge number 75 doubling the existing work- utilize green building stan- This year the company ex- ments of clients from elec- a hearty breakfast buffet. of Alton on July 20 from 7 to The Masons of Win- 11 a.m. nipesaukee Lodge 75 in Al- For further information Mahoney’s Plumbing & Heating ton, will be manning the on the breakfast, or the Ma- stove and cooking up their sons, contact Richard Quind- Full Service Plumbing & Heating breakfast buffet, featuring ly at 875-2910. 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OBITUARY Barnstead food pantry opens in new location ■

BARNSTEAD — A team Road Agent Chris Carazzo, Public Welfare Elaine Swin- A new thrift shop will also of volunteers, including Se- put their holiday plans on ford move the town food operate at the Bosco Bell lo- Peter Algot Fraser Stock lectman Andy Houle and hold July 5 to help Overseer of pantry to its new location cation Thursday through Sat- next door to Bosco Bell on urday from noon to 5 p.m. Lo- Longtime Lakes Region resident Route 28. cal residents are encouraged The pantry will be open to scour their attics, garages, WOLFEBORO — Peter nieces and nephews David, All Saints’ fair is July 19 every other Saturday,starting and closets for donations and Algot Fraser Stock, 30, of Jen, Kenny,Michael, Derek, WOLFEBORO — The 47th available for everyone. July 12, and is also available either call for a drop off time Cotton Mountain Road, Joanna, Alex, Ben, Zoe and annual All Saints’ Summer Booths include collectibles, to residents on an emergency or stop by during business Wolfeboro, died instantly Marcus, favorite uncle and Fair will be held under the baked goods, silent auction, basis by calling 235-1895. hours. June 30 in a car accident on cousins of British Colum- tents on the grounds at All furniture, toys and games, Route 16 in Wakefield. bia, Canada, and his father Saints’ Episcopal Church, sporting goods, books and Peter was born July 26, John and John’s wife Linda South Main Street, records, fabrics, linens, jewel- Summer fair is Saturday 1977 in Wolfeboro, son of and son Simon, and many, Wolfeboro, Saturday, July 19, ry, housewares and crafts as John D. and Helen (John- many friends. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. well as Lord and Tailor Thrift ALTON — Saturday is the the nonprofit Women's son) Stock. He had lived in A Memorial Service was The summer fair is the sec- Shop. day for the Community Christian Fellowship with Wolfeboro most of his life. held Saturday, July 5, at the ond largest summer fair in Also don’t forget ham- Church of Alton's annual membership open to all He was home schooled and Pinckney Boat House on the Wolfeboro and is always a ma- burgers, hot dogs, chicken, Summer Fair. The fair will women in Alton and the sur- was very active in the Brewster Campus in jor event in the Lakes Region. chips and cold drinks will be be held in the Church Street rounding areas. The fair is Wolfeboro Home Schooling Wolfeboro. Peter will be There will be bargains available. building and is sponsored by noted for its friendly atmos- group. He especially en- buried at a later date on his phere, a wide variety of cu- joyed working with the Per- family’s property, which he rios for sale, home baked form It! Young People’s loved so much, on Cotton goods, fudge, handmade Stage Company’s Shake- Mountain in Wolfeboro. treasures, jewelry, plants spearean productions. In lieu of flowers, the and much more. Lunch will Peter worked in Techni- family requests donations be served from 11 a.m. until cal Support for Worldpath in be made in Peter’s memory 1 p.m. Farmington. He was a mem- to New Tribes Mission (to The Women's Fellowship ber of Grace Point Church, support the ministry of of is a contributor to Alton where he was very active Jon and Angie Button), 1000 Community Services, The and worked as the audio-vi- E. First St., Sanford, FL Boston Seaman's Friend So- sual coordinator for the 32771; Medical Missions In- ciety, The Christian Ap- church and led a single’s ternational (to support the palachian Fund, The Com- Bible Study called Team ministry of Keith Farris), munity Church of Alton's Tangent. He was a commu- P.O. Box 182, Saint John, Tuesday Kid's Club, The nity service mentor helping New Brunswick, Canada, Combined Voices Radio of the Boston Rescue Mission E2L 3X8; or Grace Point New Durham, The Crotched with their Thanksgiving Church, PO Box 210, Mountain Foundation for dinner and food baskets. He Wolfeboro, NH, 03894. Children, David's House in was a movie buff, and loved The Baker-Gagne Funer- Lebanon, Grace's Children's Star Wars, Star Trek and Dr. al Home and Cremation Ser- Home in West Lebanon, The Who. He also enjoyed the vice of Wolfeboro is in Mercy Ships, New Begin- outdoors, skiing, hiking, charge of the arrange- ■ MATTHEW FASSETT – COURTESY ning Women's Crises Center spending time with his ments. The roof is on in Laconia, White Cross friends, going to and watch- To sign an online guest Folks visiting Alton’s town beach on Lake Winnipesaukee will have a new spot to enjoy some shade as Care Packages, Wycliff Bible ing movies. book, go to www.baker-gag- the beach’s new structure now has a roof to shelter people from the sun or from the rain. Translators and other needs He will be sadly missed nefuneralhomes.com. as they arise. by his mother, Helen Stock, Web sites for donations: sister, Susan Stock, and New Tribes Mission: niece Freja Folce of ntm.org. Wolfeboro, brother and sis- Medical Mission Interna- terin-law David and Kathy tional: medicalmissions.ca. Stock of Wilton, sister and Grace Point: grace- brother-in-law Carla and pointnh.org. John Blouin of Manchester,

MEMORIAL SERVICE ■ Services for Mary Horton are July 12 PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. Church in Wolfeboro where — Mary Horton, 86 died Mary taught Sunday School. April 28 at the St. Lucie Med- A graveside service will ical Center in Port St Lucie, be held at Lakeview Ceme- Fla. tery in Wolfeboro at 10 a.m. She lived in Bloomfield, Saturday, July 12. N.J. with her late husband The Baker-Gagne Funer- of 59 years, Paul A. Horton, al Home and Cremation Ser- BRENDAN BERUBE ■ before moving to Wolfeboro vice of Wolfeboro is assist- in 1974. They were members ing the family with the It’s a hit! of the First Congregational arrangements. The newly rededicated town beach at Alton Bay was a big hit with residents over the holiday weekend, drawing swimmers and sunbathers to the bay in droves. Hear an inspirational story Friday in New Durham hurch Schedules NEW DURHAM — In Keefe’s new book, The of a child that lives knowing enough to break her. She C 1981 a brutal murder of a Turkey Farm – Behind the only loss, insecurity and be- chose not to allow her past to • Alton Bay Christian Conference Center- Sundays throughout the summer 10:30am & 6pm. young mother rocked the Smile. Both Keefe and her trayal. Those in attendance define her but instead she Mon-Thurs - 9am • Tues-Thurs - 7pm. 875-6161. White Mountains of New friend and collaborator, will join Keefe on her emo- rose above it and became a • Baha’i Fireside- Thu., 7:30PM, Holway Residence, Hampshire. Seven years lat- Cheryl Archer, will be at Fox tional journey from adult- healthy adult. Old Durham Road. er, more than 500 FBI, DEA, Tale Books Friday, July 11, hood to childhood and back, Fox Tale Books is located • Bay Church- 11AM Worship Service, ABCCC, Weds. state and local officials from 6 to 8 p.m. to sign and including a face-to-face meet- at 7 Depot Road, New supper 6:30, Prayer meeting 7:30PM, Church on launched the biggest drug talk about her book. The ing with the man responsible Durham. For questions, di- Rand Hill Rd., Rev. Charles Wilson. 875-6765. raid the area of Wentworth book was recently discussed for her mother’s death. Any rections or to reserve a copy • BeFree Community, Alton- 10 AM Sun. Meeting at Prospect Mountain High School. Pastor Sam had ever seen. The inspira- on NHPR’s The Exchange one of the ordeals she went of The Turkey Farm – Be- Huggard, 875-8601, www.befreechurch.net. tional true story of the child with Laura Knoy as a great through would have been hind the Smile, call 859-7001. • Center Barnstead Christian Church- Sun. School who witnessed the murder summer read. 9:30AM; Sun. Worship, 10:30AM; Wed. Prayer and lived through the drug The Turkey Farm – Be- Meeting, 7PM. Rte 126 next to Town Hall. Pastor Brian Gower. 269-8831. bust is now told in Jennifer hind the Smile tells the story • Community Church of Alton - Worship preparation & praise music, 9:15 AM, Worship service and Character Tea this Friday Children’s Church, 9:30 AM, Main Street Church, Rev. Dr. Larry Adams. 875-5561. Book, bake and plant • First Free Will Baptist Church- Sun. School, at the Gilman Library 9:45AM; Church, 11AM; Evening Service, 6PM; Wed. Prayer Meeting, 7PM; Depot St., New Durham; Pastor sale this Saturday ALTON — The Friends of served and all are welcome to James Nason. the Gilman Library will host this free program. Cookie • Lakes Region Bible Fellowship- 10AM Sun. wor- NEW DURHAM — The will be plenty of paperback a “Character Tea” at the and tea donations would be ship; 140 Merrymeeting Rd. New Durham, NH 03855; Friends of the New Durham and hardbound books for all Gilman Library on Main appreciated. Sign up at the 859-6100. Library will be holding their ages, home-baked goodies Street in Alton on Friday,Ju- circulation desk if you are • Congregational Church of North Barnstead UCC- Sun. School and Worship Services, 10:00AM, 504 N. annual book, bake and plant and beautiful plants from ly 11, from 2 to 3 p.m. Come willing to bring something. Barnstead Rd., Rev. Gayle Whittemore; 269-1820. sale at the library on July 12 Pearson Greenhouses. dressed as a favorite charac- For more information, call • St. Katherine Drexel- 40 Hidden Springs Rd, Alton, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more The Friends of the New ter and bring along the book. the library at 875-2550. 875-2548. Father Robert F. Cole, Pastor. Mass information, you may con- Durham Public Library is an Iced tea and cookies will be Saturday 4:00 pm, Sunday, 7:00, 8:30 &10:30 am. tact President Janice Hempel organization open to all Daily Mass Mon-Fri 8:00 am. • St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church- Sunday 9:30, at 859-3448 or secretary Mar- members of the community. 50 Main St., Pittsfield, Rev. Curtis Metzger, jorie Mohr at 859-6490. The group meets the second 435-7908, www.ststephenspittsfield.com The event will take place Tuesday of the month at 7 Baker-Gagne Funeral Home the same day as the townwide p.m. in the library. yard sale being sponsored by Anyone wanting more in- Cremation Service the Recreation Department. fo on the townwide yard sale Brake Maps to various yard sale lo- can call Jessica Bailey at 859- C C cations will be available at 5666 or ndrec@worldpath. for the library that day.Proceeds net. Yard sale registration from the library book, bake forms are also available on- Moose. and plant sale will benefit li- line at www.newdurham.us. brary programs and there It could save your life. A12 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 Fourth quarter Honor Roll released at Prospect Mountain High School

ALTON — Prospect jamin Card, Caitlyn Hart, Nicholas Iannotti, Lindsey Daniels, Megan Houghton, Matthew Apkar- Honors: Anastasia Va- Mountain High School has Chateauneuf, Chris “CJ” Shakira Giordano and Hopper, Michael Loan, ian, Melissa Fortin, Michael chon, Angela Harford, Cas- released its Honor Roll for Moulton, Clara Alberti Shannon Halloran. Sarah Fraser and Sean Din- LeRoy and Zachariah sandra Horohov, Courtney the fourth quarter of the Quinlan, Cristina Benedict, neen. Bungert. Bennett, Courtney Pi- 2007-08 school year. Deanna Clevesy, Hayley Honors: Alexandra aseczny,Desiree Reekie, Fal- Barnet, Jessica Demers, Couch, Benjamin Rogers, Honors: Allison Cormi- Grade 9 lon Rouleau, Gregory Tin- Grade 12 Joshua Vlk, Kenneth Hutto, Casey Beranger, Christo- er, Brittany O’Neil, Caitlin High Honors: Anthony kham, Jessica Bibbo, High Honors: Alea Don- Kristopher Chadbourne, pher Gentile, Danielle Shee- Hussey, Danielle Juza, Hol- Frangione, Benjamin Joseph Rogers, Kathryn nelly-Mitchell, Alyssa An- LyndaMarie Frenette, Mak- han, Geoffrey Roberts, Ian lie Couture, Jaclyn Saal- Couch, Benjamin McGin- Hanright, Katrina Lensky, nance, Amanda Pellowe, ina Itchkavich-Levasseur, Bothwick, Joshua Crosman, frank, Jared Parker, Jessica nis, Georgiana Riley, Kimberly Brock, Landon Austin Atkins, Brianna Maria Frangione, Natalie Joshua Hough, Joshua Podmore, John Hammond Heather Hooker, Lauretta Corbeil, Marcos Pagan, Tidd, Brittany Winslow, Monet, Nathan Joyce, Soucie, Justin Gray, Kath- III, Joseph Comeau, Kaitlyn Tremblay, Leeanna Woods, Marissa Brooks, Michael Cody Rojek, Derek King, Nathan Lord, Ryan Lougee, leen Sandin, Maegan Rojek, Fasulo, Kassi Silva, Levi Spencer Goossens, Schrider, Michelle Lizotte, Emily Folan, Erin Brackley, Stephen Gallo, Timothy Michelle Daniels, Nicole Liedtke, Liana Tetreau, Stephanie Pryor, Sydney Robert Schofield and Hannah Harbaugh, Ignazio “TJ” Lambert, Tyler Drew, Nicole Riel, Robert Lindsay Coffey, Lydia Mor- Robertson, Tyler Finethy Stephanie Burke. Falcone, Jacob Browning, Houghton and Zachary Gor- Frost, Ryan Hingston, ton, Marymargaret and Zachary Rosado. Jennifer Shafer, Jesse Lane, ton. Shanelle Chagnon and Jessica Harrell, Meagan Di- Steven Giani. Vito, Michael Coulombe, Grade 11 Everyone invited to take part in reading program Ryan Finethy, Ryan Kibel, High Honors: Alexan- Grade 10 Ryann Sargent, Stephanie dria Phillips, Amanda True, High Honors: Alexander NEW DURHAM — New Children’s Librarian (watering hole.) Those kids Dansereau, Tony Castag- Arielle Atkins, Caitlin Dugas, Alexandria Zaino, Durham Public Library Di- Cathy Allyn indicated that who can’t come to the after- naro and Wetherley Tetreau, Erika Mcaione, Ashley Barsanti, Bradley rector Max Crowe has ex- any youngster who has com- noon sessions can make an Rouleau. Heather Twaddle, Jamie Olmsted, Cindell Corbell, tended an invitation to chil- pleted kindergarten through animal when it’s convenient Honors: Abby Ras- Matthew, Jessica Russell, Dylan Ball, Emily Pellowe, dren whose schedules pre- sixth grade is welcome to for them, and we’ll keep track bridge, Angelika Molnar, Kaitlyn LaCoruse, Kathleen Gianna James, Isaac Fithi- vent them from attending the come into the library during of their progress across the Anna Stowell, Ashley Bai- Sykes, Megan Farrell, an, Joseph Monasky, Kelsey Wednesday afternoon ses- regular hours to receive a wall, too.” ley, Ashley Clements, Ben- Michael Stevens, Nathaniel Hopper, Kimberly Sykes, sions of the Summer Read- reading chart and a book- Allyn added that all chil- ing Program to participate in mark. “We’re going to visu- dren will be eligible to win the program nevertheless. ally denote reading progress prizes. The first session was “Although they will not be on the Children’s Room wall. held recently. For more in- RT. 11-B 293-8998 able to share in the crafts and Each participant will be rep- formation, please contact the 44 WEIRS RD. www.parafunalia.com entertainment,” he said, “we resented as an Australian an- library at 859-2201. GILFORD certainly don’t want to ex- imal working its way across New Hampshire’s #1 Watersports Store clude anyone.” the Outback to a billabong Almost Anything for the Water TRAMPOLIINES KAYAKS $ 99 from 299 from $29999 Rave • AquaSport Perception O’Brien Wilderness • BIC

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FROM PAGE A1 65 percent of the project, he ly pays $320 to $360 a year for Ranaldi said he had con- Nashua, pays $150 a month to I had a pretty comfortable in- explained. the consumption of four to tacted Gregg’s office, as well, supply a house of seven peo- come,” he said. “I don’t any- cally available only to mu- He added, however, that five cubic feet of water, will but received no response. ple with water. more.” nicipalities or water dis- Pennichuck, knowing that pay $1,200 a year once the rate The Baysider spoke with a “It’s really putting a lot of With another increase in tricts. the application process increase takes effect. staffer at Gregg’s Concord of- people in hardship,” she said, property taxes coming next Pennichuck, he said, sug- would take several months, “They’re seeing the true fice on July 7 asking if there adding that after learning of year,and a new teacher’s con- gested to Locke Lake’s Board and that the Colony’s water cost of water [when the pool had been any developments the proposed increases, her tract also looming on the of Directors at one point that system was in violation of of users is small],” he said, since Ranaldi’s phone call. neighbor had begun to con- horizon, he said, the eco- they consider forming their the arsenic standard, chose explaining that Pennichuck On July 8, Gregg’s press sider the idea of moving to nomic situation for Locke own district and purchasing to undertake the early stages had rejected the idea of in- secretary, Laena Fallon, re- North Carolina. Lake residents will continue the water tank in order to of the work at its own ex- creasing its rates across the leased a statement explain- “I don’t know where it’s to get worse. obtain grant money for the pense. state due to the possibility ing that the office is “work- going to come from,” she “I really feel bad for a lot repairs. “The choice was to do a lit- that larger communities, ing with community mem- said. of people here,” he said. Ranaldi explained, howev- tle, or nothing,” Ware said, such as Nashua, might object bers and town officials to see Bruce Grey,who serves on Summer resident Frank er,that although Pennichuck explaining that Pennichuck to the idea of subsidizing what sort of public financing the Colony’s Board of Direc- DeVita, who also lives on a had approached first the had already invested $2 mil- smaller ones like Locke Lake. may be available to help, and tors and also sits on the town fixed income, and lost most town and then the colony lion in the project by the time “None of us are excited will continue to monitor the budget committee, said that of his retirement money in asking for a public invest- the state loan came through. about this,” he said, adding situation.” from his perspective, the root the stock market, had re- ment in the water system in All repairs, he added, were that although Pennichuck of the problem lies with the signed himself to whatever order to help them obtain engineered in-house, and was aware of the hardship “Putting a lot of PUC, which he said has con- the increases might bring. grant funding, neither the se- were competitively bid. being placed on Colony resi- people in hardship” sistently supported utility “It will affect me, but lectmen nor the Colony’s With a large portion of the dents, the company “turned Colony resident Rita companies at the expense of there’s nothing I can do about Board of Directors felt qual- Colony’s residents still sea- over a lot of leaves” in its Wolfe would be one of those the consumer. it,” he said. ified to run a water district. sonal, Ware said, the unfor- search for ways to mitigate hit hardest by Pennichuck’s “The PUC has set it up so “It’s really getting to be With grant funding out of tunate part of the situation the impact of the repairs, in- proposed rate increases. that no matter what utility tough,” added resident Bob the question, Ware said, Pen- is that the year-round resi- cluding a phone call to Sen. Already struggling to you run, you’ll make a prof- Dailey,explaining that he felt nichuck decided that the nec- dents are, for the most part, Judd Gregg’s office seeking make ends meet on a fixed in- it,” he said. “It’s not right.” residents had “no control at essary improvements would “on their own” to pay back assistance. come from Social Security, While he is also on a fixed all” over their rates. have to be funded entirely Pennichuck’s investment in The office, he explained, and with a husband at home income, Grey felt that he was For now, Ranaldi said, the through the rate process. the system. directed Pennichuck to seek suffering from cancer, Wolfe better off than most due to residents of Locke Lake are The company applied for, “It’s a substantial amount financial assistance from ve- voiced her fear during an in- the fact that he does not have waiting to see the outcome of and obtained, revolving loan to have to recover,” he said, hicles that turned out to be terview on July 3 of how the to pay for health insurance. the board’s upcoming meet- funding from the state that adding that the average user designed for non-profit or- increases might affect not on- Rising gas prices have, ing with Pennichuck and the was eventually used to cover at Locke Lake, who current- ganizations. ly her own life, but those of however,hit him and his wife PUC in Concord on Wednes- others in the community, as hard, he said, explaining that day, July 16, at 10 a.m. well. the couple has been forced to Weirs Beach craft fair is July 26 - 27 “I can’t help but think, cut out any unnecessary Brendan Berube can be what is this going to do to travel, including spur-of-the- reached at 569-3126 or LACONIA — The Weirs cluding fine jewelry,scarves, The festival runs from 10 families with children?” she moment trips to the grocery [email protected] Summer Arts and Craft Fes- original watercolors, pewter, a.m. to 5 p.m. daily,with free said, explaining that her store for items such as milk. tival will take place on Sat- oil paintings, fleece, photog- admission, free parking and daughter, who lives in “When I retired, I thought urday, July 26, and Sunday, raphy, soap, country wood- handicap accessibility. 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FROM PAGE A1 The final appraisal, he only financing the project, but Other options McNeill said that while no ing measure, Weldon said he added, will be reviewed by the encouraging grant-making If a “satisfactory financial specifications had been pre- felt that an argument could be tent to sell the property. funding agencies involved in entities to support it, as well. result” for Gruss & Company pared for the hybrid proposal, made supporting the bond as He added, however, that the project, who will have the Due to the ongoing Presi- cannot be obtained for the en- which Gruss & Company put “an emergency to this proj- even with the letter of intent option of either agreeing to it dential race, Houghton ex- tire parcel, McNeill ex- forth as a second-choice alter- ect.” in place, the project is “by no or rejecting it. They will not, plained, the federal budget plained, the company would native to conserving the en- Chris Cairns encouraged means simple [or] complete,” however, be permitted to ne- (including funding for the Na- pursue a second alternative, a tire property, provisions the community to get behind and would require funding gotiate a different figure, he tional Oceanic and Atmos- “hybrid” development with could be enacted prohibiting the project, as well, relating from several sources, includ- said. pheric Administration, 10 to 15 lots, each measuring further subdivision, tree cut- the story of his recent en- ing the town (which McNeill Pointing out that Sen. Judd which oversees CELCP) is 20 acres, and the rest of the ting, and use of fertilizers. counter while boating on the said would need to “be an ad- Gregg has expressed an inter- currently “up in the air,” and property preserved in its cur- Pointing out that some con- lake with a widow who said vocate as well as a donor”). est in conservation, Houghton may not be voted on until May rent state. servation projects are reject- she was considering putting “We are at a critical stage,” explained that the project of 2009, the same time that The “hybrid” option, he ed by grant-making entities her house on the market after he said, adding that Gruss could be eligible for a grant LCHIP funding would become said, would require Red Oak two or three times before fi- seeing her property taxes in- & Company is now seeking from the Coastal Estuarine available. to upgrade Birch Hill Road nally obtaining funding, Land crease from $100 the year she the cooperation of the plan- Land Conservation Program Speltz compared the grant from Class VI to Class V, and Use Administrative Assistant moved to New Durham to ning board and the local (CELCP). application and funding extend it into the develop- David Allen asked what the $8,000 last year. community. Mike Speltz of the Forest process to a game of domi- ment. landowner’s and developers’ South Shore Road resident David Houghton of Keene- Society,he said, recently com- noes. If both conservation op- plans would be if both con- Ed Lonergan commended based Innovative Natural Re- pleted the CELCP grant appli- “The more we start tipping, tions were to fail, he added, servation alternatives failed Gruss & Company for sup- source Solutions, LLC, who cation, one of only two from the better off we are,” he said, Gruss & Company would on the first try. porting the conservation ef- was recently employed by the state of New Hampshire explaining that if the funding have no alternative but to re- Houghton felt that Birch fort, but encouraged the plan- Gruss & Company as a con- this year. process plays out as planned, turn to the original 220-unit Ridge would be a “very com- ning board to take steps to en- sultant on the conservation An additional $500,000 in the town would own the south- plan in order to recover its in- petitive” project, particularly sure that New Durham would project, explained that the let- funding could be available ern half of Birch Ridge, with vestment in the property. in the eyes of CELCP. not be faced with such a large ter of intent was prepared and through a grant from the Land an easement granted to Fish David Bickford, the select- “We have the ability [with subdivision again in the fu- signed for the benefit of grant- and Community Heritage In- & Game, while the Forest So- men’s representative to the the town’s help] to put the ture. making entities, who he said vestment Program (LCHIP), ciety would own the northern planning board, asked how starts together here within a “I hope we won’t be sitting want to know “is there a deal Houghton said, adding that half, with an easement grant- much would be added to Birch year,” he said. here again in two years dis- to be had?” both grants are “extremely ed to LCHIP. Hill Road under the hybrid McNeill said that if both cussing [a subdivision on] The appraisal process, he competitive.” The grant programs, he plan. options failed within the next North Shore Road,” he said. said, is a “balancing act” be- While some funding might added, also require matching Mike Leo, senior project year, Gruss & Company tween the public, which needs also be available from New funds from the town. manager for Vanasse Hangen “would have to make an in- The next step to ensure that it’s not over- Hampshire Fish & Game, he “This stuff is complicated, Brustin, Inc. (VHB), Red formed decision about what McNeill explained that paying for the property, and said, local participation, from but we’re well on our way,” he Oak’s engineers, replied that to do.” Gruss & Company’s request the landowner’s rights to fair both the town and private said. about a mile of new road was to continue the meeting compensation. sources, would be “key” to not would be added to Birch Hill. Public comments at a later date, preferably in McNeill added that Red With the board asking for August, while working with Oak would improve the con- public input from abutters the board in the meantime to dition of the existing road at first, followed by landowners, pursue the conservation proj- their expense, but the town one local landowner pointed ect without risking “unrea- would be responsible for out that under the rules of sonable loss” on its invest- maintaining it upon comple- Eminent Domain established ment. SASAVEVE tion. in the state Constitution, a Orlowicz asked for clarifi- Board member Paul municipality can seize land cation on the project timeline, $500.00$500.00 Raslavicus asked when the fi- from a private owner for pub- and the need for a Special nal appraisal would be in on lic use, provided the owner is Town Meeting. and get the property. compensated at fair market McNeill felt that the town’s Houghton explained that value. efforts to petition for a Special 3.99%3.99% while a “range value” of $3 The resident also suggest- Town Meeting would demon- for up to million to $4 million had been ed that in light of their inter- strate the community’s sup- 60 months determined, it would take an- est in preserving the property, port for the project to the state other month or month and a Gruss & Company contribute and federal funding sources. half to refine the final num- financially to the conserva- Orlowicz asked if next ber. tion effort. March, the date of the annual Sportsman 500 EFI Board member Cathy Or- Merrymeeting Lake Asso- Town Meeting, would be too lowicz asked if there would ciation President Russell Wel- late to bring the bond propos- TILTON • Exit 20 off I-93 be protections put in place un- don urged the community to al before voters. der the hybrid plan to prevent support the conservation “I think there’s great value 603-286-8800 further subdivision of the 20- project, explaining that the in applying to the Court,” acre lots. Association and the Forest So- Speltz replied, adding that he ciety have managed to raise would advocate for “anything more than $500,000 in private that increases the likelihood donations so far. of success.” Responding to town coun- On a motion made by Or- sel John Teague’s concern lowicz, the board voted unan- that Strafford County Superi- imously to reschedule the or Court might reject the se- meeting to Tuesday,Aug. 5, at lectmen’s petition for a Spe- 7 p.m. (location to be deter- cial Town Meeting on a $1.3 mined) and continue discus- million municipal bond for sions with the property own- the project due to the fact that er and developer in the mean- it was not an emergency fund- time.

Legal Notice NOTIFICATION OF AQUATIC TREATMENT Suncook River – Barnstead, NH Aquatic Control Technology, Inc., 11 John Road, Sutton, MA 01590, Telephone (508) 865-1000, has been contracted by the Town of Barnstead, Milfoil Control Committee to treat portions of the Suncook River in Barnstead for control of non-native variable watermilfoil weed. Treatment will occur in the impounded sections of the Suncook River between the Crooked Run Cove and the Parade Road Dam. Select areas will be treated with the USEPA/State registered herbicide Navigate (2,4-D) herbicide, EPA Registration Number 228-378-8959 on or about Thursday, July 17, 2008, in accordance with Special Permit SP-112 issued by the NH Division of Pesticide Control. This treatment was originally scheduled for June 25th, but was postponed due to heavy rainfall and high water levels. The following temporary water use restrictions will be imposed on the day of treatment: • No swimming for 7 days, within 200 feet of treated areas. • Do Not Use lake water for drinking, irrigation or form mixing sprays for agricultural or ornamental plants until further notice. Contact Aquatic Control Technology, 11 John Road, Sutton, MA 01590- 2509 (508-865-1000) for information on the release dates of these restrictions. Use of water from all wells located within 50 feet of proposed treatment areas are subject to the same restrictions listed above. Other domestic uses of well water are not restricted. The shoreline of the lake will be posted with signs warning of the tem- porary water use restrictions that will be imposed, immediately prior to treatment. If you have any questions concerning this treatment, contact Aquatic Control Technology, Inc. at (508) 865-1000, or contact Edward Neister, Chairman of the Barnstead Milfoil Control Committee at (603) 859-4033 or at [email protected]. If you want the latest information about the Suncook River program, please go to the town website and click ‘town services’ then ‘town business’ to find the mil- foil control committee header. THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 A15 SCHOOL: More damaged rafters found at the Alton Central School

FROM PAGE A1 had initially proposed a 20- Carbone had corrected his mail, which he and his editor pact,” he said in response to Holt agreed that the stamped year bond to cover the con- initial errors. decided to quote verbatim committee members’ expla- pieces appeared to be of a bet- bond that had a “more im- struction of the high school, The statement he had in order to avoid further nations of how the revalua- ter quality. mediate effect” on local prop- they did, in fact, switch to a wrongly attributed to her re- confusion. tion mitigated the impact of Ultimately, Krause said, erty taxes. 10-year bond after realizing garding the claim that the “Shouldn’t you correct the bond. the school board made the The article, she said, also that it would save the town “a switch to a 10-year bond had what actually happened at Addressing Noyes’ sug- right decision when voting to incorrectly reported that she large amount of money.” never happened affected her the meeting?” Noyes replied. gestion that he think about proceed with the repairs. was on the board at the time The 10-year bond, she integrity, she said, explain- Carbone apologized for why so many people in the “I know it’s a huge amount the bond was proposed, and said, had no impact on the lo- ing that it made her appear misinterpreting the context community refuse to talk to of money to do what you that she said during the May cal tax rate, however,due to a to be lying. of the conversation that took him, Carbone said there did,” he said. “Number one, 29 meeting that she had re- revaluation that occurred Furthermore, she added, place during the May 29 were “plenty of people” in it was the only way to do it searched the issue, and found shortly after it was passed. there was no discussion dur- meeting, but argued that it Alton willing to provide him and ascertain what the dam- minutes from board meet- Carbone, she said, replied ing the May 29 meeting about was not entirely accurate for with information. age was; number two, I think ings showing that no switch to her e-mail on June 18, ex- the bonding of Prospect Noyes to state that there was “If there weren’t, then I you would have had more took place. plaining that he had been on Mountain. no misconception in Alton wouldn’t be able to write the trouble [with another bad Noyes explained that she vacation when she sent the The correction Carbone about the bond switch. kind of stories that I do,” he winter].” sent an e-mail to Carbone on original e-mail, and had ver- submitted for publication “I’ve heard more than one added. For the benefit of com- June 8 informing him that ified the misunderstanding was also inaccurate, she said, person mention it over the mittee members who were the misconception Goossens regarding Goossens’ com- adding that it wrongly at- years,” he said. More damaged unable to attend the public had referred to was the im- ment, but was still unclear as tributed Goossens’ quote He still could not under- rafters found hearing on allocation of pression at the time the high to how the bond could have about a “common miscon- stand, he added, how a bond Reporting on the progress funds for the project, Krause school was built that it would had no effect on the town tax ception” to her. could have no impact on the of the middle school roof re- explained that the base bid alleviate the overcrowding at rate. Carbone argued that the local tax rate. pairs, Buildings and included the removal and re- Alton Central. Noyes replied by e-mail “common misconception” “A municipality can’t Grounds Director Karl In- installation of all ceilings She also pointed out in the that she would not offer any quote cited in the correction build a multi-million-dollar goldsby informed the com- throughout the middle e-mail that while the board further explanation until came directly from Noyes’ e- structure without some im- mittee that the ceilings and school wing, and the cost of wiring had been taken down “sistering” support beams to in all classrooms leading up up to 20 damaged rafters. to the cafeteria. The 20 repairs included in During inspections of sev- the base bid have not been eral rooms, he said, more used up yet, he said, antici- compromised rafters were pating that the district would found, as well as several receive a credit for around 10 rafters that had become dry rafters (a savings of $4,000 to and chipped with age. $5,000). BRENDAN BERUBE ■ Chip Krause of CMK Ar- In addition to the base bid, chitects reported that grade he explained, the board also Beating stamps had been found on opted to bring the framing up some rafters, but not all of to a building code-mandated the heat them. 75-pound snow load capacity, The town swim dock “Nowadays, every piece and install rough sprinkler at Alton Bay was a [of lumber] would be piping. popular destination stamped,” he said, adding While there are no funds for local teens look- that the knots found in some available for lighting yet, he ing to beat the heat of the unstamped rafters said, district officials are on July 5. were “huge.” “working on it.” Superintendent Kathy

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BY JOSHUA SPAULDING the Concord runner and casions, including a 10-9 loss Sports Editor eventually forcing him into a to Post 79 on Tuesday,July 1. NEW DURHAM — The rundown, with Bourdeau “We’ve left too many in Post #72 Alton Legion team tagging him out. However, a scoring position,” he said. picked up its first win of the couple of walks forced in the “But today we were behind season in fine fashion on Sat- tying run. and came back.” urday, July 5, at the Elmer Alton couldn’t get any- He also noted that the Smith Field in New Durham. thing going in the seventh, as game at the Legion level is Alex Bourdeau crushed a a Kevin Lee base hit counted much faster and stronger three-run walk-off homer in for all the offense in the than what most of the kids the bottom of the ninth in- frame and Bourdeau pitched are used to at the high school ning to send the Alton boys around a pair of walks in the level. past Concord by a 7-4 score. bottom of the inning to keep “We’ve been making some Coincidentally enough, the game tied. physical errors,” Noyes said. Bourdeau also broke up Con- Alton couldn’t get the bats “Balls are hit harder, teams cord’s perfect game in the going in the top of the eighth are bigger and we are play- bottom of the fourth inning and in the bottom of the in- ing against college players in when he led off with a homer ning the Concord boys un- some cases.” for his team’s first run. tied the game. Noyes pointed out that in- Jake DiPrizio started on Two hits and a walk pro- juries to key players certain- the hill for the Post #72 squad duced the sixth run of the ly haven’t helped his team’s and pitched the first six in- game for Concord and after a fortunes on the season, and nings, and he was followed to nice play by Runnals at third the same can be said for sum- the hill by his Kingswood got the first out of the inning, mer schedules, which often teammate, Jeff Runnals, who another base hit plated two have kids missing games for picked up the win with three more runs and Bourdeau work or other commitments. innings of work. (who, along with his brother Alton traveled to Exeter “Jeff pitched very well,” Moose, were compared to the on Sunday, July 6, and said coach Bubba Noyes, “He Manning brothers of NFL dropped a 9-0 decision to a threw strikes.” fame by fan Shirley Ladd strong Exeter squad. Noyes was also pleased for during Saturday’s second Post #72 managed only Bourdeau, who had been game) was lifted in favor of three hits, one each off the struggling at the plate prior Danny Miller. An error, a bats of Nate Gonya, Casey to his two-homer game in the walk and a base hit led to an- Reed and Moose Bourdeau. first game of a Saturday other run, but Miller got out Brendan Hussey went the twinbill. of the inning with a first six innings for the Alton In the second game of the grounder to third and a pop squad and Miller came in and doubleheader, Runnals start- up to short. pitched the final two frames. ed on the hill and went the Miller reached on an in- “At least their getting first two innings, before giv- field hit with one out in the some experience,” said ing way to Bourdeau. ninth inning and moved up Noyes. “We’ve had six games JOSHUA SPAULDING ■ Post #72 (playing the role on a sacrifice groundout by KEVIN LEE ducks back into first base after a base hit in action for Alton Post #72 on Saturday, July 5, in New of visiting team in the sec- Bourdeau, but that was all SEE LEGION PAGE B3 Durham. ond game), scored one in the the Post #72 kids, playing first, one in the second, two with only two players on the in the third and one in the bench, could do and Concord fifth and had a 5-4 lead head- had the 9-5 win. Locals shine on the Hershey Track and Field state stage ing to the bottom of the sixth “We got the W,” said Noyes BY JOSHUA SPAULDING from each of two regional softball throw for 13-14 girls 5:38.22. inning, but Concord was able of his team’s win in the first Sports Editor meets in events ranging from with a distance of 160 feet, Ossipee’s Dekota Wall fin- to put together a rally. game. “Now we can build on CONCORD — Shortly be- the 50-yard dash to the soft- half an inch. She also placed ished fourth in the 100 me- With a runner at third, that for the second one.” fore the Hershey Track and ball throw. second in the 800 meters in ters for the 11-12 boys divi- Runnals made a nice play on He noted that his team has Field state meet was sched- A couple of local athletes her age group, pacing herself sion, clocking a time of 14.85 a grounder to third, freezing been close on a number of oc- uled to start at Concord’s topped the competition at the for the first lap before kick- seconds. He was also fifth in Memorial Field on Tuesday, state level, giving themselves ing it into overdrive to take the softball throw,reaching a July 1, a monstrous thunder- a chance to qualify for the na- second overall in 2:44.33. distance of 132 feet, one inch. Support the champs storm swept through the cap- tional meet. The top finish- The Wolfeboro 9-10 4X100- Barnstead’s Anthony Cus- ital city. ers in each state meet are meter relay team of John son was fourth in the 50-me- However, fears that the compared to others through- Franklin, Brendan Donahue, ter dash for 9-10 boys, finish- at spaghetti supper meet would have to be post- out the region to determine Seth Richardson and Owen ing in 8.8 seconds. poned after all the athletes, who travels to Pennsylvania Gwizdala placed second Wakefield’s Mike Wons al- ALTON — The Prospect Mountain baseball team, the parents and coaches had for the national meet. overall in a time of 1:07.48. so had a fourth place finish, two-time reigning Class M champions, will be hosting a made the trip to Concord, Conway’s Juliana Liv- Franklin also added a sec- as he threw the softball 172 fundraising spaghetti supper on Wednesday, July 16, from were quickly alleviated ingston, granddaughter of ond place finish in the 9-10 feet, five and a half inches for 5 to 7 p.m. at the high school in Alton. when the sun poked through longtime Kennett track and long jump with a distance of his fourth place finish in the The team is raising money to help defray the cost of pur- and the sky went from cross country coach Bernie six feet, six and three quar- 13-14 boys division. chasing championship rings following their title win over cloudy to blue. Livingston captured first ters inches. Donahue added a Wolfeboro’s John Henry Mascenic last month in Manchester. The state meet featured place in two events in the 9- third place finish with his Paluszek was fifth in the 400 the top three performers 10 bracket. She won the 50- time of 33.82 in the 200 me- meters for 9-10 boys, finish- meter dash in 8.22 seconds ters. Gonya chipped in with a ing in 1:22.69. and won the 100-meter dash fourth place finish in the 400 Wakefield’s Francesca A great (albeit busy) week of Cal in 15.76 seconds. meters, finishing in 1:11.88. Rogers was sixth in the 100 Her teammate, Erika Den- Barnstead’s Mikayla meters for the 9-10 girls, nery, was also first in two Caulier was second in the clocking in at 17.04 seconds. Ripken Baseball All-Star tournaments events in the 9-10 bracket. softball throw for 11-12 girls, Teammate Elizabeth Lee was Last week’s paper includ- covered almost every game She won the 400 meters in a reaching a distance of 105 sixth in the long jump for 13- ed coverage of the Cal Rip- SPORTING each of my eight teams time of 1:12.40 and won the feet, 11 inches. 14 girls, leaping six feet, nine ken District Six All-Star tour- CHANCE played, so this year left me a 200 meters in 31.72. Her teammate, Jacob and a quarter inches. naments held in Alton and bit disappointed in that area. The other local first place Troy, finished third overall Wolfeboro’s Kathryn Farmington. By JOSHUA SPAULDING Finally, with all the time finisher was Sahara Brown in the 13-14 boys’ 1,600 me- This year, the 12U and 10U spent at the tournaments, I of Barnstead. She won the ters, crossing the line in SEE TRACK PAGE B3 tournaments were held at the was a frequent customer of same time, which was cer- Along with District Six As- the concession stands and I tainly not convenient to me sistant Commissioner Joe have to say that the two tour- as a writer covering teams in Symonds and a boatload of naments were certainly top- both tourneys. I imagine it volunteers, they kept the notch on the food chain for was a little tough on parents field useable, even during the hungry fans, players and re- who had kids playing in both miserable weather that porters. The burgers and na- tournaments. Luckily, the swept through the area dur- chos at the Alton snack shack tournaments were only a few ing the first few scheduled were fantastic and Farming- minutes apart on Route 11, days of the tournament. ton featured great cheesy which made things a bit eas- And DiGregorio spent fries and delicious fried ier. Commissioner Mike Di- most of his time at the 10U dough. When you have to eat Gregorio has already stated tournament in Farmington, at the ballpark, it’s nice to that next year’s tournaments even sleeping in the parking have good choices, especially will be held during different lot in his RV one night. And when someone is as picky as weeks, thanks to complaints he did a great job of keeping I am and won’t even consider that went into the state office the scores updated on the dis- eating a hot dog. when these tourney dates trict’s Web site as well, which So kudos to all the volun- were announced. was a big help to me. Farm- teers who made the Cal Rip- I have to say that I am a bit ington also had an army of ken District Six tournaments partial to the Alton tourna- volunteers to put on their run smoothly. ment, simply because it is in tournament and did a fine Joshua Spaulding is the my coverage area. I have to job as well. Sports Editor for the Granite commend Kerri Symonds However,with eight teams State News, Carroll County and Lisa Jones who seemed playing in two tournaments, Independent and The JOSHUA SPAULDING ■ to be everywhere during the I was pretty busy and had to Baysider.He can be reached at BARNSTEAD ELEMENTARY had 11 athletes qualify for the Hershey Track state meet, held Tuesday, July 1, in tournament, seemingly miss a few games in order to [email protected], Concord. The athletes pictured include (not in order) Sahara Brown, Mikayla Caulier, Jonathan Libenson, Jacob spending every waking hour get in at least two games for at 569-3126, or PO Box 250, Beaudet, Nick Locke, Anthony Cusson, Justin Jannini, Mark Jannini and Jacob Troy. Not present for the picture at the Jones Field complex. each team. In the past, I’ve Wolfeboro Falls, NH 03896. were Ian Roberts and Nick Hughes. Sports Editor - Joshua Spaulding - 569-3126 (phone) - 569-4743 (fax) - [email protected] B2 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 Noyes garners coaching honors

BY JOSHUA SPAULDING players named to the Class M Sports Editor All-State squads in addition ALTON — After a season to Noyes’ selection as Class in which his team went 22-0 M Coach of the Year. on the way to its second con- Led by the pitching of sen- secutive Class M baseball iors Ryan Gillan and Kevin championship, Prospect Lee and the bats of senior Mountain coach Gary “Bub- Cam Drouin, junior Moose ba” Noyes Sr. was named the Bourdeau, Gillan and Lee, as Class M Coach of the Year well as extremely tight de- earlier this summer and fol- fense all the way around, the lowed that up with Coach of Timber Wolves proved them- the Year honors from New selves the class of the field in Hampshire’s statewide Class M throughout the sea- newspaper,the Union Leader son, easily outdistancing and New Hampshire Sunday most of their opponents. SARAH FRASER – COURTESY ■ News. The Timber Wolves defeat- Top of the league The Timber Wolves cur- ed White Mountains Region- rently are on a 28-game win al, Winnisquam and New- The Alton U12 major girls’ softball team beat Epsom 20-5 Sunday, June 29, to win the Suncook Valley League championship for the 2008 streak, which started at the market in the Class M play- season.The team included, back row (l to r), coach Wayne Fraser, Laura Fraser, Kelly Jones, Sara Stone, Shelby Stone, Josie Alfonso, McKenzie end of the 2007 season and offs before besting Mascenic Kinnon, McKenzie Roberts, Shannon Meyer, coach Ray Meyer. Front row (l to r), Cydney McIntire, Lauren Abbott, Emily Gubitose, Ashlee Roy, continued into the playoffs by a 2-1 score in the title game Jamie Fogell, Abbey McMahon, Olivia Shelton. last year and all the way at Manchester’s Mer- through this season. chantsAuto.com Stadium. The Prospect boys had six Record falls during

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FROM PAGE B1 ly Beckwith, Madison New- ton, Jillian Crowley and Lee Franklin was sixth in the was sixth in 1:07.18. softball throw for 13-14 girls, The Wakefield 13-14 boys’ throwing a distance of 94 team of George Rogers, Dy- feet, one inch. lan Lloyd, Zach Carey and There were also a few oth- Wons was fifth in 59.05 sec- er solid 4X100-meter relay onds. performances. The Barnstead 11-12 boys’ Wolfeboro’s 13-14 girls’ team of Justin Jannini, Ian team of Franklin, Mikaela Roberts, Mark Jannini and Paluszek, Julia-Rose Miller Nicholas Hughes finished and Molly Gwizdala was fourth overall. fourth in 1:03.09, while the Barnstead’s 9-10 boys’ Conway team of Marissa An- team of Jonathan Libenson, derson, Ke Cawley, Rachel Nicholas Locke, Jacob Samia and Michaela Stanton Beaudet and Cusson was was one spot back in 1:06.46. sixth in 1:13.75. The Wakefield team of Emi- Soccer camp comes to Kingswood this summer WOLFEBORO — The Football Association and Lakes Region Soccer Club is come with the experience hosting a preseason high necessary to challenge each school soccer camp this sum- player. mer in Wolfeboro at Each coach is hand picked Kingswood Regional High by Challenger Sports to work School. on summer camps through- This will be a week long out New England and for program Aug. 4-8, with two high school competitive different time slots. camps they select the most Junior high camp for senior staff and qualified grades 6-8 will be from 9 a.m. coaches available. The camp to noon and high school week will involve a mix of camp for grades 9-12 will be technical and tactical prac- from 5 to 8 p.m. All camp fees tices, training in small and include a ball and a t-shirt. full sided games and game The coaches for the camp related conditioning to help will be from the United King- prepare the players for the dom and certified by the coming high school season. For registration info please contact Gary Hall at 800-309- JOSHUA SPAULDING ■ 0212 x102 or garyhall@chal- BARNSTEAD’S ANTHONY CUSSON gives the thumbs up to a fan in the Players lengersports.com. stands prior to his 50-yard dash event. needed for fall soccer Nighttime The Paving Pro’s of the Lakes Region WOLFEBORO — Lakes wiffleball Region Soccer Club, is still looking for a few more soc- cer players to play on its trav- returns July 19 el teams this fall. Home WOLFEBORO — The JOSHUA SPAULDING ■ Industrial • Commercial • Residential games will be played at The second annual glow-in-the- BARNSTEAD’S SAHARA BROWN tossed a distance of just over 160 feet Sealcoating • Free Estimates Nick on weekend after- dark wiffleball tournament to take first place in the softball throw at the state meet. Dan Dunn Owner 524-3316 noons. will take place on Saturday, U11 boys, call coach An- July 19, at the Kingswood drew Krivitsky at 875-4456. athletic fields. LAKES REGION OPTICIANS, INC U13, U14 boys, call coach Everyone is welcome, Wolfeboro’s Only Independent Retail Optician Brain O'Donnell at 515-3419. with a charge of $50 per team LICENSED - CERTIFIED - REGISTERED U13, U14 girls, call coach and a minimum of five play- Pete Clifford at 455-6977. ers per team. There will be ~ C. RICHARD IRVING ~ two divisions, one for fami- ~ ROXANA R. MORRILL ~ lies and another for more ~ C L ~ FENCE CO. LEGION competitive players, but INDY EVESQUE space is limited, so interest- NEW LOCATION – 10 CENTER STREET Ask About Western Red Cedar Specials FROM PAGE B1 ed parties are encouraged to BEGINNING JULY 1ST sign up early. Installation Services since Tuesday, because of The tournament benefits NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED IN HOUSE LABORATORY Winter Repairs • Material the make-ups.” Kingswood Babe Ruth and SAME DAY EMERGENCY SERVICE COMPETITIVE PRICING Sales & Delivery • Drilling Services The Post #72 team will be more information can be ob- TWO YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ON MOST FRAMES in action today,July 10, at La- tained by calling Joe Irvine 22 South Rd. • Belmont, NH 03220 conia at 7:30 p.m. and will at 544-3544 or Matt Melnik at Conveniently located next to William Marsh MD travel to Portsmouth for a 7 569-8349. 569-5442 800-734-4110 p.m. contest on Friday, July 11. The team returns home ALTON BAY EXCAVATION Sunday, July 13, for a 1 p.m. “If it’s in the dirt, we’re there!” game with Laconia and hosts • House Lots • Septic Design & Installation Plymouth at 5 p.m. on Mon- • Roads • Complete Site Work • Water Wells day, July 14. • Foundations 603-520-5341

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All both the calendar and Web All entries are due by the well, in the judges’ opinion, must be submitted as digital side the Hannaford Brothers entries are due by the site contests but separate en- close of business on Friday, photographs will appear in images on disk at a mini- supermarket at Hatch Plaza close of business on Friday, tries must be submitted for Aug. 1. that format. mum resolution of 72 dpi in Plymouth, on Main Street Aug. 1. each contest. In addition, the Digital photography is (higher is preferred) at 968 in Plymouth, in Laconia, at This year, MVSB is tak- required format for Web site Calendar entries preferred and must be a min- pixels wide by 212 pixels the Alton Hannaford’s Su- ing its annual photo contest entries is very different from Entries may be submitted imum of 300 dpi at 8” x 10” high. Prints must also be permarket near the traffic to the internet. In addition the format for calendar sub- at any MVSB office or via and saved in tiff, eps or jpg submitted for judging and circle at Route 28 and Route to submitting entries for missions so please read the mail to “Meredith Village format. They must be sub- cataloguing purposes. 11, and at the Wolfeboro tem- MVSB’s 2009 Community submission requirements Savings Bank, attn: Market- mitted as prints, with disk. Full contest details are porary office at 18 Union Calendar, local photogra- for each type of entry very ing, P.O. Box 177, Meredith, Slides or prints (35mm) are available at www.mvsb.com/ Street across from the town phers can also vie for the carefully. NH 03253.” A maximum of also acceptable formats. photocontest or at any hall. chance to have their photos Please include a cover five entries may be submit- Prints must have a glossy Meredith Village Savings More information about displayed on the bank’s Web sheet with each entry indi- ted per photographer. (not matte) finish. Negatives Bank office. Offices are lo- the bank can be found at site at www.mvsb.com. cating the following: Entries may be in color or must be available for all cated on Route 25 in Mered- www.mvsb.com. Meredith As in past years, amateur Which contest the photo black and white. Partici- prints that are submitted. ith, at Olde Province Com- Village Savings Bank is a and professional photogra- is being entered for – calen- pants should understand mon on Route 104 in Mered- member of the FDIC and an phers are invited to submit dar or Web site; that photography will ap- ith, across from Shaw’s in Equal Housing Lender. photographs that capture the character and beauty of Belknap, Carroll and Grafton counties as well as conveying some aspect of community/family life, Fish and Game have new way to fight poaching such as community events, landmarks or seasonal pas- CONCORD — The New in place to supplement the number and reward system Garabedian of Fish and ported to Operation Game times. Photos featuring lo- Hampshire Fish and Game current reporting system, by which poachers and Game’s Law Enforcement Thief. Reports often con- cal landscape scenes are Department Law Enforce- which uses a toll-free phone poaching incidents could be Division. “Because Conser- cern the taking an overlimit highly encouraged – espe- ment Division announces a number, and allows some- reported. It remains an im- vation Officers cover large of deer in hunting season, cially for the Web site. new online function for Op- one who has specific infor- portant tool in combating territories and cannot be using bait in fly-fishing-only Winners of the calendar eration Game Thief, a sys- mation regarding a wildlife poaching today, especially everywhere, we rely on waters, or one of dozens of contest will have their pho- tem that offers concerned crime a convenient and considering the advances in sportsmen and women to as- other illegal activities, most tographs featured in the citizens and responsible anonymous method of re- communication that have sist us in our endeavors to related to hunting or fish- 2009 MVSB Community Cal- sportsmen and women a porting it. become available since its protect wildlife. Wildlife vio- ing. Operation Game Thief endar, to be distributed free- way to anonymously report On the Operation Game inception. Today, someone lations occur at all times of tips frequently result in of-charge to the community, poachers and poaching inci- Thief page, users will be witnessing a violation can the day and night and fre- warnings or summonses is- and photographers will be dents. A new Operation able to complete the new immediately report it by quently in remote areas. We sued to violators, and inves- awarded a $50 U.S. EE Sav- Game Thief Web page at electronic reporting form, placing a call using a tele- hope people will take advan- tigations of poaching inci- ings Bond for each photo www.WildNH.com/OGT which will ask specific in- phone or cell phone, or by tage of the convenient new dents. that is included in the cal- now allows people to report formation regarding the filling out the online form. reporting system in addi- If you see a poaching in- endar. Winners of the Web fish and wildlife crimes elec- poacher or poaching inci- Callers do not have to reveal tion to the toll-free 800 num- cident, get the facts; then site contest will have their tronically,online, 24 hours a dent witnessed. The e-mail their names, testify in court ber, because it will be a ben- call 1-800-344-4262, visit photos featured as the home- day.The new system was put address and identity of the or sign a deposition. Re- efit to people and wildlife in www.WildNH.com/OGT or reporting party are not sent wards are paid if an arrest New Hampshire.” contact your local Conserva- to Fish and Game, and the is made or a citation is is- The state’s fish and tion Officer. The more infor- Sponsored By: submitted information will sued; they are not contin- wildlife populations are an mation you give (violation, not be used for any purpose gent upon getting a convic- important natural resource, location, road, vehicle de- other than to attempt to ap- tion. and they belong to all of the scription, license number, prehend the offender being “The N.H. Fish and Game citizens of New Hampshire direction of travel, descrip- www. GoTrites.com reported. Department is excited about now and for the future. Un- tion of persons, etc.), the bet- Operation Game Thief this new electronic online fortunately, poachers and ter the chance of an arrest. was started in 1989 by a reporting system to aid in poaching continue to threat- The New Hampshire Fish Where the local folks and the dealership are one in the same. group of concerned New the fight against poaching en New Hampshire’s fish- and Game Department is the Hampshire citizens who activities in New Hamp- eries and wildlife popula- guardian of the state’s fish, Rt. 8 Wolfeboro, NH (603) 569-068 wanted a toll-free telephone shire,” said Capt. Martin tions. Fish and Game Law wildlife and marine re- CHEVROLET - BUICK - CHRYSLER - DODGE- JEEP Enforcement officers follow sources and their habitats. up on every violation re- Visit www.WildNH.com. 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Rank Name Team Town Points 1 Rena Woods Speed Dinos Lyman 11017 2 Jennifer Pond Jr+m+a Racing Whitefield 10836 3 Randy Enderson BumpDraft Racing Whitefield 10789 4 Eric Boisselle GOE Groveton 10758 5 James Gooden Metoo Racing Whitefield 10735 6 John Bryant Heart Break Ridge Runners Center Ossipee 10734 7 Melody Barney 3 Dogs Racing Lancaster 10724 8 Tyler Gooden Rev Rider X Lisbon 10714 9 Duane Berry OMNK's Center Ossipee 10682 10 Elayne Hallstrom Lakers Alton Bay 10681 11 Robert Styffe Lighning Bolt South Tamworth 10667 12 Nick Pilotte Got Captain Jefferson 10648 13 Paul Gilman Gilmanite Racing Whitefield 10632 14 Betty Marquis Bam II Berlin 10625 15 Roderick Makinnon Smokin' Joes Littleton 10621 16 John Ayers Kiss My Aphalt Lancaster 10621 17 John Myers Dummy Center Ossipee 10621 18 John Scott S Car Go Racing Laconia 10615 19 Lisa Marquis LRM I Manchester, Ct. 10603 20 Philip Laurion Tut's Racers Alton 10586 21 Leon Keniston Keniston Racing Alton 10582 22 Jennifer Hayward Mrs. Rookie Racing Union 10551 23 Michelle Burke Making Smiles Bethlehem 10550 24 Cynthia Verrill Skid Mark Racing Effingham 10549 25 Brad Gooden TNT Racer Lisbon 10544 26 Shiela Gilman Kittycat Racing Whitefield 10538 27 Richard Lapointe On the Hill One Berlin 10523 28 Jeff Barney FRL Racing Lancaster 10522 29 Richard Allen Dick's Racing Berlin 10501 30 Chuck Coy CES Racing Lancaster 10475 31 Pat Waterman Waterman Racing Wolfeboro 10470 32 Mike Chesley MC Racing East Wakefield 10462 33 Randy Enderson TNT Racing Whitefield 10457 34 Betty Marquis Bam I Berlin 10455 35 Philip Hewlett Big O Effingham 10454 36 Deb Ricardo Moose Racing Plymouth, Ma. 10453 37 Lisa Marquis LRM II Manchester, Ct. 10446 38 Ron Fluery Front Stretch Racing Center Barnstead 10442 39 Jim Marquis JNM I Berlin 10437 40 Scott Holt H Bear Motorsports Milan 10433 41 Harold Styffe T&W Racing North Sandwich 10432 42 Gary Cuthbertson Hickville Racing Lisbon 10429 43 Vincent Cook V&K Racing South Tamworth 10415 44 Gary Lepage Chaos Racing Milan 10415 45 Jerrad Ledger Ledger Motorsports Lancaster 10407 46 Gary Rexford Wishful Thinking Lancaster 10405 47 Todd Colpitts Todd 2 Fast Racing Littleton 10383 48 Scott Marquis SDM I Manchester, Ct. 10371 49 Mike Lucas ML II Littleton 10367 50 Jake Snow The Undertakers Sanbornton 10361

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We live in what amounts back road from Colebrook to eventually hit our main pas- to a Temperate Zone rain for- Pittsburg. It is a narrow ture, which we call the Home est. While in the winter I’m gorge where the sun hardly Pasture, and then just on up preoccupied with keeping ever shines, but is nonethe- the brook another quarter of my feet dry and warm, in less beautiful. The Kiwanis a mile what we call the New spring and summer they’re Club of Colebrook maintains Piece, a field retaken from likely to be in various stages shelters and picnic tables the forest several years ago. of wet. Usually by the end of there alongside the road, a We get to make the trip in June we’ve received so much great place for lunch with the reverse, of course, from field rain that I just give up, and falls for a backdrop. to falls, often with stubby keep an extra-old pair of There is a steep trail up fishing poles in hand. We sneakers handy,boots are too the west side of the falls, a keep two or three of these hot and cumbersome, and be- trail not for the faint-heart- strung up, for company with sides, what’s so wrong with ed, and about halfway up a kids. There is no better place wet feet? shelf in the falls provides a for a kid than a brook. One of New Hampshire’s sort of bench where on a very As a former distance run- best-kept secrets, Beaver hot day (we get one every few ner, I’ve always had several Brook Falls, more or less be- years) visitors can sit and let pairs of broken-down run- gins on our woodlot and the water cascade onto their ning shoes around, and in three neighbors’ land, in the heads. Coolers are often in fact I have a stash of these, form of beaver ponds and evidence. because just when I’ve got a tiny rivulets and springs that And if you keep going on good pair of brook-fishing combine to create Beaver that trail, up through a sneakers all broken in, para- Brook, which tumbles al- mossy and fern-covered tract chute cord for laces, soles most 100 feet over an ancient of cedar and fir, you’ll cross about ready for the duct tape, ledge along Route 145, the under South Hill Road and my wife ferrets them out and throws them away. This is why I keep a spare pair up at COURTESY ■ camp, along with a perfectly Milestone achieved fine flannel shirt whose sleeves and collar are kept in- Congratulations to Kathleen Ahlin for thriving in the past year of her tact with (that’s right) duct real estate career. From the beginning Ahlin has had a positive atti- tape. You just never know. tude and strong commitment to excelling. An entrepreneurial-mind- Sometime this summer, ed person who has owned her own business of years, she has proven she has what it takes to succeed as a real estate agent. While many perhaps when the next batch are exiting the business during these tough times, Ahlin has done of company comes, I’ll dig well for her clientele. Her commitment to growth and clear goals has some worms and grab a fish- allowed her to build her skills and knowledge. Since her inception ing pole and seek out my old- with Locke Associates, Inc. Realtors in Pittsfield in May 2007, she est and finest sneakers, and has attended many training and educational classes and events into the brook we’ll go, per- throughout the country, including the Buffini and Company 100 Days haps to emerge there at the to Greatness training.™ In addition, she has committed above and top of the falls and behold the beyond what is required of a sales agent spectacle before turning for by employing a business coach to home. And with every step support her in her career. up the road there will be that Currently she is attending the GRI series for happy squishing sound, a Realtors™, which focus- sound of summer, when wet es on residential real feet don’t freeze. estate sales. Going JOHN HARRIGAN ■ forward with a full John Harrigan’s address: BEAVER BROOK FALLS, along the scenic byway of Route 145 between Colebrook and Pittsburg. time career in real Box 39, Colebrook, N.H. 03576. inset photo: A PERFECTLY SERVICEABLE PAIR OF SNEAKERS with parachute cord for laces and the duct-tape estate, Ahlin plans to E-mail: [email protected] treatment not far behind. continue on the path of growth to better serve her cus- tomers, as well as delve deeper in her affiliation with the Realtor Organization and KNOW SOMEONE local interests. NOT GETTING BATS USE SONAR FOR NAVIGATION. THE BAYSIDER?

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Do You Need Financial Help with notice, statement, or advertisement, Grand Hotel. Own your own home. time or full time. Call Laura at 603- spaying or altering of your dog or cat? in Center Harbor. Giant Santa's Village Tent Sale - with respect to the sale, or rental of a $15,000 down, $650 per month 934-4964. Call 603-224-1361 before 2 pm. Ornaments, tee-shirts, Christmas dwelling that indicates any prefer- includes park rent. Also have new M/H TO SELL OR BUY Formerly Salon 25 Professional Pet Nannies Of NH décor, stuffed animals amd SO MUCH ence, limitation, or discrimination lots w/Pads available for immediate a business in Plus. Now hiring styl- Providing Exceptional Pet Care For MORE. All 50-75% off. Location: based on race, color, religion, sex, lease. 603-837-2767. New Hampshire, Over 20 Years. We Customize Our Parking lot across from the Lantern handicap, familial status or ntaional contact NH ists. Booth rental Commercial RE Services According To The Needs Of Resort, on July 4, 5, and 6 from 9 to 4. origin, or an intention to make any Business Sales. Glen, NH on Rt. 302W/16. High visibil- optional. Call Felicia Your Pet And Specific Client Requests. No early birds please. such preference, limitation or dis- ity location, 2,900 SF, 10 room, multi Experts in their field 603-520-1170. Call Today For Your Complementary crimination.” since 1976. use building at Parka Place, 5BR, Consultation 603-505-9217 or Visit Us LARGE MOVING SALE. Green (The Fair Housing Act of 603-279-5561 3Baths. Retail, Office, housing, B&B. At www.petsitnh.com Road in Wolfeboro, July 4-5. 8am- 1968 at 42 U.S.C. 3604(c)) www.nhbizsales.com Part-Time Help Wanted With 40’ covered, wrap around farmers 5pm. Clothes. Furniture. Lots of This paper will not knowingly accept Alton Bay Post Master/Relief. Leave Equine any advertising which is in violation porch. Rent $1,500/mo. plus utilities General Help Wanted baby stuff (including baby snow or purchase/$234,900. Brokers wel- Replacement. Part-time position, non- Moultonboro, Private, 12 x 12 Box sled) and equipment. (Maybe even of the law. Our readers are hereby informed, that all dwellings advertised come. 781-724-7741 ACCOUNTANT career. Please inquire with Post Master Stall, Daily Turn out, full board some babies.) Olympic weight set. for details. Starting salary $9.45/hour. $350/mo, Call 387-8342. Hockey stuff. Books galore. Glass in this newspaper are available on an Apartments For Rent equal opportunity basis. Lakes Region (Wolfeboro, NH) CPA Graphics ware. Rain or shine. Misc. For Sale To complain of firm, 4th largest in NH, seeks a full Alton, part-time position, mostly Steals and deals. Alton: View of Alton Bay, 1BR 2nd 6 Foot pool table (wood) + accessories discrimination call HUD toll free at time, professional staff accountant weekends, general labor, landscaping, fl. $630/mo plus util. Year round 75$, console TV Good Condition $25, 1-800-669-9777. for their Wolfeboro office. One to painting, etc. $9-10/hr. Call 603-875- Middleton Mad Yard Sale, 196 Ridge lease. No Pets. Sand filter for above ground pool $25. For The Washington DC area, please five years experience in public 2155 or 781-367-7826. Rd, July 5-6, 7am, Coke, Kirby, Alton: 1 BR, 2nd fl. Main St loca- Call 335-4183 Hamilton Motor jackets, X skiis, cool call HUD at 275-9200. The toll free tion. $595/mo + util. No pets. accounting, CPA preferred. Salary Christian Education Coordinator ALL NEW BEDS, orthopedic plush toys, collectibles, etc. Motivated to telephone number for the hearing Alton: Studio apt., 2nd fl. elec. heat commensurate with experience. Position Available at Melvin Village and pillowtops with warranty. Full make great deals. You clean up and we impaired is 1-800-927-9275. $495/mo plus util. No Pets. Great benefits. Please send resumes Community Church. A staff position $175, queen $200, king $350, memory clean up! 1 mile east of Town Hall and You may also call Alton Bay: 2BR, 1st flr. apt. on to LMR, 10 Duprey Road, North requiring a minimum of four flexible foam $395. 8 PIECE SOLID Police. The New Hampshire Alton Bay, yr round lease, $650/mo Conway, NH 03860. hours per week, with honorarium. CHERRY BEDROOM sleigh, dovetail Commission for Human Rights plus util. No Pets E-Mail: [email protected] Church membership not required. Call drawers, gorgeous design, never at 603-271-2767, DuCo or Fax to 603-356-2149. 544-9661 for more information. PLEASE NOTE! opened. Cost $3,500 sell $1,350. Call or write Property Services IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO HAVE A The Commission at MAINTENANCE PERSON PART- for delivery 430-1116 603-539-5577 YARD SALE 163 Loudon Road, ACCOUNTANT TIME. The Windrifter Resort is seek- Concord, NH 03301 ing a person with the basic knowledge Alton; 2 BR apt for rent in town. Mt. Washington Valley (North Neither the publisher nor the $900/Month plus security deposit, of electrical, plumbing and carpentry. Antique grain painted cottage bed- Remember to place your Yard Sale Conway) CPA Firm, 4th largest in advertiser will be liable for water and cable included. No Must have a valid driver's license. room set circa 1860, $800; Drop-leaf Ad EARLY! NH, seeks a full-time, professional misinformation, typographical errors, Smoking/Pets. Available July 15. Call Weekends a must. Come in and fill out rock maple table circa 1950 with pads, Staff Accountant for their North etc. herein contained. The Publisher Dorinda, 998-3032. an application at 337 S. Main St., $375; tall oak file cabinet, $395; large The deadline for the Thursday Conway office. One to five years reserves the right to refuse any Wolfeboro. dog crate, $75; pfaltzgraff Folkart dish- publications, before the weekend Barnstead Rental Share – 4 bedroom experience in public accounting, advertising. ware for 12+ plus serving pieces, $175; of your yard sale farmhouse in Barnstead $400/mo. CPA preferred. Salary commensu- Wolfeboro Area Children's Center oak table, $50; Panasonic 27" TV, $50; is Chris 603-340-1468. rate with experience. Great benefits Speech pathologist needed part 26 ft extension ladder, $75; some nego- MONDAY Center Ossipee Village; 1 BR, 2nd FL package. Please mail resumes to time to start Sept 2008 for pre- House for Rent Alton, tiable. 569-1557. at 11:00 am apt, $675/month. Includes heat, w/d, LMR, 10 Duprey Road, North school program. Please call Special 4 Bedroom, 4 bath home on 2.3 CABINETS CUSTOM GLAZED snow plowing, rubbish removal. Credit Conway, NH 03860. E-Mail: Needs Coordinator at 569-1027 or Silver Lake, 961 East Shore Dr. Multi acres 3500+ sq. ft, 2 Master Suites MAPLE, never installed, can add or review required. 539-6437 or 569- [email protected] email resume to Family Yard Sale. July 3rd,4th,5th, Pets negotiable, no smoking subtract to fit your kitchen, sacrifice 2488. or Fax to 603-356-2149. [email protected] 8am-3pm. Lots of nice useful items, $2250/month+utilities for $1,650 sells for $8,000+. something for everyone. Come one Call Timothy: 603-941-0129 WOLFEBORO. 2BR+ Unbelievable Are your options open to looking at a Call 235-5218 village location (20 School St.). Newly Wolfeboro/Alton/Farmington, come all! way to create a residual income with- DINING ROOM 11 PIECE solid cher- Waterfront Properties in NH & VT renovated townhouse-style apartment Part-time cleaning banks. out giving up what your currently ry wood, new in boxes, was $4,500. ask- starting at $89,000. Call Sally Pratt (up/down), large tiled bath, hardwood $10/hour, 1.5 - 4.5 hours/night. 6 Wakefield Yard Sale Saturday July 5th, doing. We are looking for two key indi- ing $1,100. Call 427-2001. Real Estate, 133 Main Street, Lancaster floors, modern kitchen, off-street park- days/week. Must clear background. 996 Lord Rd. on Pine River Pond. viduals who are trainable and coach- NH, 800-371-2131, www.sallyprat- ing. Available September. $850/mo. Call 524-9930. Old NH Fish and Game, ca. 1890, Canoe, lake items, house items, chil- able, willing to commit to 10 to 12 Plus utilities. References/security bearing laws, penalties and seasons on drens toys, books, movies, tools, etc. trealestate.com. hours a week to build your own busi- deposit. 617-794-3324. moose, caribou, furbearers, fish, etc. Route 16 North, right on Pine River ness. Individuals will learn to establish Professional & Technical Measures 12”x18”. May be seen at the Pond Road for 1 mile, 1st right after Condos For Sale an Internet based business, without Wolfeboro: Studio, $ 675.00 all Help Wanted Coös County Democrat, 79 Main St., Steak House. 2 miles on right the traditional start up costs. Serious SARASOTA FL. 55+ Community. 2 utilities included in rent, coin-op Lancaster, NH. inquiries only, we are a very successful BR, 2 bath, 3rd fl, furnished Condo. w/d, security dep. and references, Veterinary Technician Full time, Price, $4; if mailed, $8. Auctions/ company and are committed to follow- Elevator, serene views of pool and no smokers, no pets. experience required. 2 location, 2 Call 603-788-4939 or email Auctioneers courtyard. Mins to shopping, (603) 569-6258 ing a proven business plan. For inter- Dr practice. Proficiency in all [email protected] For Sale: Pair of antique cast iron street lights, view times and questions, please call 1- aspects of veterinary care. resaurants, bus. Just 10 mins by car to HOT TUB/SPA brand new 2008 formerly used by the City of Biddeford, Maine. 800-556-6493. world renown Siesta Key Beach, voted Effingham 2BR mobile home, needs Rotating on call. Competative model. 5-6 person, 7.5HP, Ozonator, Approx. 100 years old. Very ornate, extremely #2 in US. Reduced to $130,000. Would some work, $575/mo., no utilities, Landscape helper wanted. Must have wages , CE, health. waterfall, all options. Cover and war- heavy, about fifteen feet tall. Complete with consider lease option of $1000/mo. Call security deposit required. 603-522- drivers license and some experience. Fax resume 603-356-5017 or email ranty included. Cost $7,495 Sell lenses, good working order. Located in [email protected]. Tuftonboro. $1,500/pair. For photos email; Jack at 569-4767 or Jan at 941-928- 3856 Call 569-4595. $3,650. Call 433-4665. [email protected]. Call 569-5676. 0011. THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 B7 TOWN•TO•TOWN CLASSIFIEDS

Apartments For Rent Commercial Space For Vacation Rentals Childcare Services Boat & Dock Rentals Campers & Trailers Rent LAKE WENTWORTH SMALL water- FLEXIBLE CHILDCARE, Back Bay Dock For Rent (up to 20’ 1984 Corsair Travel Trailer, 28’, AC, Center Ossipee: Newly renovated 2 Center Ossipee Village: Share a rent front housekeeping cottage. Private PRESCHOOL: Year round M-F sum- boat). Reduced to $1,000. Call 206- new tires, excellent condition, $2,500 BR, 2nd floor, 2 level apt. $770/mo available/small office suites (3). beach, boat, dock, cable TV, AC, gas mers, days, nights. Accepting 6 weeks 420-2275. or BO. Ashley wood stove BO. Call 776- plus util. No Pets Includes: one room office, share com- grill. $570/wk- reduced spring and fall and up. CPR and AS Early Childhood Best Dock On East Side of Lake! 2031. West Ossipee: 2BR, 2nd fl., 2 level mon areas; reception, bath, utility, rates available. Great bass fishing. 603- Ed. 20 yrs. Experience. 3 acres to run Premium 30' boat slip. Extremely well apt. $675/mo plus util. No Pets conference. You furnish as needed. 569-3501. email [email protected] CAMPER FOR SALE - 2003 SUNLINE and play. Wolfeboro, Call Heidi, 986- protected, Goodhue & Hawkins Navy Center Ossipee: Newly renovated $475/month. 3 month lease and credit SOLARIS T-2499, EXCELLENT CON- 3758. Yard. $3200/season. Call 569-5156. 1BR, 2nd fl. apt. $690/mo plus util. review required. A "Main Street SARASOTA, FL: Beautiful, 2 BR, DITION, ALL THE COMFORTS OF No Pets HOME. SLEEPS 4, FULL BATH. MORE Program" Community. 539-6437 or 2 Bath Villa. Adult community Home Improvement Small dock for rent on Wolfeboro Bay West Ossipee: 2BR, 1st fl. recently 569-2488. with pool. 3 miles to Siesta Key $1400.00 for the 2008 sseason. INFORMATION CALL 788-4544 AFTER renovated apt. $695/mo plus util. Beach and other beaches. Very Call 569-6966. 6:30 PM. No Pets. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE Quiet, but near everything (golf, Justin Construction Inc WOLFEBORO BAY BOATSLIP for Effingham: Ryefield, 1 & 2BR apts. SPACE FOR RENT shopping, entertainment). No Site Work and Excavation rent for up to 20 ft boat. Call Ron for Open concept starting at $655/mo, 1st MONTH FREE pets. No smoking. Available Poured Foundations details 569-5252 heat incl. No Pets 24 hr access, conference room, October 1, 2008 to April 1, 2009. Custom Built Homes STAYING IN THE Tamworth Village: 1BR, 2nd fl copy and fax machine, reception- $2600/mo. Multi-mo. rental. Remodeling and Additions Motorcycles River view apt. $655/mo, heat Call: 569-3892. Please call for a free quote ist, secretarial service available. 2005 Suzuki Boulevard MINT condi- included, coin-op laundry, No Pets. 387-1537 or email: Call 569-5818 ext 0 tion Black, great bike w/only 4,288 Tamworth Village: New, clean 1BR [email protected] AREA? apts. 1st & 2nd fl. Starting at RTE 16 OSSIPEE Office space. Fitness miles. ASKING $4295 OBRO Call 788- $595/mo plus util. No Pets 2281. Available immediately. Approx. 550 sq Hypnosis Tamworth Village: 1st fl, 2BR apt. ft. 3 room office suite. $800/mo includ- Lawn & Garden FIND A PLACE $485/mo plus util. No Pets. ing utilities at Hodsdon Farm for habit change, stress 2005 Thule Cargopro 6.5' x 10' motor- Tamworth: Spacious 2BR, 1.5 Professional Building 1230 Rte 16 in control, regression. Expert Stone cycle trailer. Like new cond. Rear fold baths, Brand New Luxury Ossipee. Call 603-569-4958. down ramp w/tilt assist, side dr, gvwr TO STAY Gift certificates available. Townhouse w/full basement, min- Wall Repair 2990. ASKING $3995.00. Call 788- utes to Rt. 16&25. $950/mo plus Rental Sharing White Mountain New Walls Built 2281. ON OUR EASY-TO-USE util. No Pets. House to Share in Wakefield, NH Hypnosis Center, Specializing in old fashioned dry ONLINE DIRECTORY. Tamworth: 2BR, 2 level apt. w/stor- fieldstone or granite walls $475/mo. 1 bedroom, own bath, shared Madison, NH. LOOKING FOR A HARLEY? 30 years experience age, $690/mo plus util. No Pets kitchen, living and dining area, Michael R. Hathaway, D.C.H. Great Selection of New and Pre- Contact DuCo includes all utilities except telephone owned Harleys. All Models. 603-367-8851. Tony Luongo All local. Property Services and internet. No pets, non smoker pre- MC/Visa accepted. Heritage Harley-Davidson 603-539-5577 ferred, references required, please call www.whitemountainhypnosiscenter.com Excavation 603-224-3268 All the time. 603-522-8937 and leave message. 603-645-5237 We also buy Harleys. NewHampshireLakesAndMountains.com Effingham/Province Lake - 1BR Apt. ROOM FOR RENT in smoke free, General Services with beach rights, first floor, $500 mo., Famous Landscape Construction spe- clean, peaceful household, everything no utilities, security deposit required. cializing in all forms of stonework, included. Washer and dryer. $500/mo. CARROLL COUNTY OIL 603-522-3856. excavation, landscape and more. For No drugs, references please 569-4337. • Cash Discounts • Senior Citizen Discounts more information please contact Steve Melvin Village spacious 2nd floor • Prompt Deliveries at 603-520-7665. apartment, $795/mo. includes heat, Houses For Rent • 24 Hour Service hot water, and plowing. Security Effingham; 2 BR unfurnished Log Landscaping- all aspects: cleanups, Advertising deposit and references required. Call Cabin, private, 3 car garage. $950/mo 539-8332 mowing, maintenance, patios and 603-544-9044. plus utilities. Call (603)664-6024. Handy Dad walkways. Pruning, planting and design. Free estimates. Fully insured. New Durham Owner Occupied Duplex, House for rent downtown Lincoln. 3 Fixes things electrical and lots more Help Wanted Call Follansbee's Landscape, 569-1626. cozy 2BR apartment, W/D, off street bedrooms, 1 bath, large kitchen, walk- to numerous to list. Music and math parking, porch, large yard, pets wel- ing distance to school, library, post instruction. Odd jobs. Call Gunnar Full-Time Advertising Assistant Position come! $1,000/mo includes heat. Call office, shopping, and restaurants. 269-3282 Waterfalls, Koi, Plants! Come to 603-312-3020 Available Aug. 1st. 850/mo plus utili- Crary Waterfalls & Aquatic Salmon Press is seeking applicants for a full-time Advertising ties -Call Janet (603)348-7556 JAMES WINDOW WASHING Nursery for all your watergarden- Ossipee new 1BR+, refrigerator, stove, Sills and screens washed free ing needs! Open Weds to Sun 9-5 Assistant Position in our busy Wolfeboro, New Hampshire office microwave, W/D, electric and hot Located close to walking path and The House Cleaning As Well in Barnstead. water included, 10 min. to Wolfeboro, Nick, large-yard, 2 decks, 2.5 baths. Free Estimates, 875-7076 Call 269-7769 or visit crarywa- Successful applicants must have EXCELLENT organizational 1 mile to shopping & P.O. Deposit/ref- Ideal for house share w/two Master terfalls.com for directions! erences. Private entrance and drive- bedrooms. Oil heat, cable included, and customer service skills. Must be able to multi-task in a way. $735/mo. Call 603-301-1147 laundry included. $950/mo. Rent to fast-paced environment. Basic computer skills are a must. own option. Call 569-4271. JT LOCKE CONCRETE Sanbornville; 1 and 2 BR apartments, Best Quality, Best Price Nutrition Competitive hourly rate. Benefits include health & dental OSSIPEE SMALL CAPE 3 bedroom $750 and $850/mo., heat included. Call near Tuftonboro, off Rte171. Serving the Lakes Region insurance, paid vacation & 401k program. 603-332-2620 (days) and 603-473-2811 Remodeled kitchen and bath w/hot for 20 years FREE DIET SAMPLE PACK (evenings). tub. Includes cable and propane hot We Offer: •Residential & Lose Up to 16 lbs in 1 month Send Resume and cover letter to: Commercial 1 on 1 Private Coaching WOLFEBORO Apartment for rent. 1 water, woodstove. In country. $875/mo •Poured Foundations Call 888-888-8888 or visit: Ann Hedison • Advertising Director • Granite State News BR, full bath, w/d in kitchen, garage & plus security deposit Call 651-9290. •Finished Floors www.YourSamplePackSite.com large backyard. $795, Includes every- PO Box 250 • Wolfeboro Falls • NH • 03896 Rustic Charmer 2BR, 1 bath, 1 1/4 Specializing in general contracting, thing. (617)842-3835. or Email to: [email protected] woodsy acre, close to Rt. 109 on quiet house jacking, leak and crack Tuftonboro road $850 month to Painting/Wallpaper WOLFEBORO: Large 2 bedroom repair, excavation & demolition. month, plus deposit, utilities, pets apartment. Full bathroom, off-street Please call Jerry, for a no pressure negotiable. 603-455-7550 parking, on-site laundry, garage avail- quote at 834-0058 or email Burnhams Painting - Interior [email protected] and Exterior renovation. 25 years able, close to schools and hospital. WHY RENT??? experience. Call 603-569-6992. Water, sewer. $875/mo. 569-5177. OWN YOUR OWN HOME! $500 Down Payment. 620+ Score Wolfeboro: Large 2BR duplex, S. required for most programs. Salmon Press Wolfeboro, $695/mo plus util. No Over 15 Years Experience. has Professional Pets. Call or Apply Online! Wallpapering/Painting. Wolfeboro: 3 BR cape, 1.5 Bath, www.milestonefinance.com eleven Reasonable rates plus more than antique cape, w/d hook-ups, private 877-664-7888 20 setting, garage, $900/mo plus util. Licensed by the NH Banking Dept. newspapers in N.H. years of high quality workmanship No Pets. means a "painless" experience for Wolfeboro: 2 BR apt, coin-op laun- WOLFEBORO - 3BR home, large Ask about the all paper you. We make it easy for you to dry, electric heat, trash removal, S. yard, 1 car garage, washer/dryer buy that includes beautify your home. For a free, no Main St., $670/mo. No Pets. hookup. Close to public beach the website obligation quote, call The Wolfeboro: Sunny 2BR, 2nd fl. $1,000/mo. plus utilities. 1 yr Lease salmonpress.com HangGirl Wallpapering & Painting and security. No pets or smoking. Call Co. 1-866-229-7279 Walk to town, $695/mo plus util. 4 weeks No Pets. 569-1370. Wolfeboro: 2nd fl., 1 or possible $120.00!!!!! 2BR, $670/mo plus util. No Pets. 1-877-766-6891 Automobiles Wolfeboro: 2nd fl, 1BR apt, walk- WOLFEBORO. Beautiful 2 bedroom 1996 Honda Accord; LX Wagon, excel- home, very close to town. Newly reno- or visit us online and place to-town, util incl. $685/mo. NO your ad yourself lent condition. 154,500 miles, $3900 or Pets. vated, w/ 2 bathrooms and upstairs B.O. Call 522-8404. Wolfeboro: 1 BR 1st fl, $595/mo laundry. No smoking, no pets. 24/7 References. $925/mo. 569-6379. 1997 Dodge Ram 2500, Minute Mount plus util. No Pets. Deadline: Mondays 11am Wolfeboro: Heat incl. 2nd fl. 1br Wolfeboro: Antique Cape on 14 acres plow, extended cab. Good condition, apt. $695/mo plus util. No Pets. within 3 miles of town center. 3BR, 1 157,000 miles. $6000. Wolfeboro: Duplex- walk to town, bath, fully applianced kitchin, W/D, 2 TREE WORK: Single trees to entire 1982 Oldsmobile Regency Braugham, 2br, 2fl, $595/mo plus util. No Pets car garage and adjoining storage build- house lots; brush chipping; light 107,000 miles. Much new, seldom ing. $1,000/mo. plus utilities. 508-359- trucking; odd jobs. Fully insured, Free used. B.O. Call 522-8404. DuCo 6752. estimates. Call Gary 603-539-8438. Property Services 1999 SUBARU FORESTER, dark 603-539-5577 WOLFEBORO: In-Town Townhouse: Women’s Health green, original owner, 37k miles, 3BR, 2.5 Baths, attached garage, W/D, power steering, brakes and windows. Wolfeboro: newly renovated, 2 bed- central air, deck, no pets/smokers, PREGNANT? A/C, Roof rack, premium sound sys- room second floor apartment, sunny, $1,100/month plus utilities. Call 603- NEED HELP? tem, new catalytic converter, new tires, bright, near Crescent Lake docks, 569-2212. For loving care call great condition, $7,400. Steve 269- Washer/Dryer. No Smoking/No pets. 603-539-8001. 8301 $750/month plus utilities. 603-986- WOLFEBORO: Small 2BR Bungalow, near town, of Southern Carroll County & Vicinity 2960. Available Aug. 1. CONVERTIBLE TOPS Homecare Hospice Team furnished/unfurnished $650 + Professional Services Vinyl tops utilities, ref. req’d, no pets no Wolfeboro; Sunny 2-bedroom contem- Sunroofs porary w/ yard, private drive, and view smoking, call Jenni@ Melanson Our line classifieds R.N. Homecare ~ Per Diem of Back Bay. References, no pets, no Real Estate, 569-4488 are on the web and • Auto & truck seats • Headliners R.N. Hospice ~ Per Diem, On Call smoking, $775 per month plus utili- • Carpets • Accessories ties. 569-4781. updated daily! Wolfeboro; Sunny 2-bedroom contem- Homemaker ~ Per Diem porary w/ yard, private drive, and view salmonpress.com replaced or repaired Commercial Space For Call Dave Licensed Nurses Aide ~ Per Diem of Back Bay. References, no pets, no is the place to check our weekly Rent smoking, $775 per month plus utili- 522-6013 classifieds online! Homecare Rehabilitation Department ties. 569-4781. Alton Attractive 3 room Office Suite More great coverage and information Trucks/Vans with half bath, 880+- SF, includes heat, from the Speech Therapist ~ Per Diem electric and water. Visible Rt. 11 loca- Storage/Garages For Salmon Press 1998 Chev S10 pickup. 5 spd. Good tion with ample parking and Rent Town To Town Classifieds! Condition. 116 K miles, runs great. Physical Therapist Winnipesaukee access. $900/mo Why place your ads Great on gas too. $3,000 or B.O. Call Curry Realtors 875-6600. East Wakefield: Route 153. Located anywhere else? Katie, 569-9013. ~Full-time, Part-time, Per Visit~ close to both Belleau and Province Come join the exciting and challenging world of home care Lakes. 1-877-766-6891 Boats CENTER OSSIPEE working with our multi-faceted Rehabilitation & Nursing Self Storage Units available 5 x 10, 17 ft. 2002 Four Winns Horizon Bow Commercial/Office/Retail space. 10 x 10 & 10 x 25. 24 hr. easy access. Departments. Our team of qualified professionals will assist you Corner of Main St. & Folsom Cleaning Rider. Dive platform, Bimini top, C.D., in transitioning your skills into the Home Health Care Mobile-Storage low-low hours, white w/ red trim, Road. Street level, Approx. 750 Sq. 603-539-5577 Houle's Housekeeping Any type of res- Enviornment. The VNA-Hospice of Southern Carroll County ft. $300mo. plus util. matching trailer. Mint condition, ready idential and small commercial clean- to go. $9,200.00. Cal (508) 520-1385 or has provided the highest level of Home Health and Hospice Rooms For Rent ing; including Construction cleaning. care to the Community for over 50 years. We know that a great WOLFEBORO FALLS (603)569-4464. Barnstead: Room in country log Fast, Reliable, Insured quality clean- work environment attracts excellent employees, and we strive to Commercial Space for Lease, 1988 Harris Flote, 20' long, 25" pon- home, includes laundry. Mature non- ing, just ask my References. Call Jess provide a positive and professional work environment with com- 3 Offices or Retail, 2nd fl, View of toons, hard top, 50 horse power smoker. References and deposit 520-0794. Back Bay, Approx 600 Sq. ft. Johnson. Asking $1500 or B.O, with petitive salaries and benefits. Come join us in making VNA the required. $425/mo. 269-3282 $575/mo plus util. manuals and covers. Employer of Choice in the home health care environment! JILL’S CLEAN SWEEP APPLY TODAY!!! DuCo Property Vacation Rentals Commercial and residential clean- PWC Yamaha GP800 (120HP)Like Services ing, weekly, biweekly, and special new Stored since 2005 VERY low Positions require own transportation with current auto insurance and (603)539-5577 SUMMER RENTALS - CALL us requests. Fully Insured. hours Unit, trailer and Aluminum valid driver’s license to travel within Carroll County and vicinity, abili- for information on a variety of fab- References available. Please call water lift Meredith $4850.00 for all ty to work as part of a team. Must hold valid NH Licenses. ulous waterfront/water access for free estimate 603-860-3456. 279-4975 Stop in for an application or apply by sending your resume to: WOLFEBORO OFFICE SPACE 700 properties with weeks still avail- VNA-Hospice of Southern Carroll County and Vicinity, Inc. square feet, plenty of off street parking. able. $450-$4800/wk. Call Jenni P.O. Box 1620, Wolfeboro, NH 03894 $850/mo. With heat, water & sewer Allen at Melanson Real Estate 603- PROMOTE YOUR NON-PROFIT EVENT Attention: Human Resources included. 603-569-5380 569-4488. Use the classifieds! or Fax (603) 569-4660 or via Email: [email protected] B8 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008 TOWN•TO•TOWN CLASSIFIEDS

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