ECRWSS PRESORT STD U.S. Postage PAID Winnisquam Echo Postal Customer Winnisquam Echo THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2008 SERVING TILTON, NORTHFIELD, BELMONT & SANBORNTON, N.H. FREE Tilton invites Sanbornton, Belmont into fire discussion BY ERIK ZYGMONT establishing a new fire dis- gestion of Municipal Re- field Fire District. lectmen, then that door is shares fire services. In April, [email protected] trict. sources Inc. MRI is currently “What those letters did, re- open.” Senior Consultant Wally TILTON — Tilton has According to Tilton Board conducting an $18,000 study, ally, is open the door,” Daw- The Tilton selectmen had Stickney of MRI advised the asked the neighboring towns of Selectmen Chair Kather- due July 1, on the plusses and son said. “If MRI wants to ap- asked MRI to focus the study Northfield Board to work of Belmont and Sanbornton ine Dawson, letters were sent minuses of Tilton’s current proach the Belmont select- on several areas. They asked more closely with the Tilton to discuss the possibility of to the two towns on the sug- situation in the Tilton-North- men and the Sanbornton se- MRI to provide detailed cost selectmen to put together a benefit analyses for Tilton to “master plan for the future.” remain in the Tilton-North- Last month, in a joint field Fire District, to dissolve meeting between the Tilton the district and provide its selectmen and the Tilton- own fire and EMS services, Northfield Fire Commission, or to dissolve the district and the two bodies concluded form a new and restructured that any action taken by one with neighboring com- Tilton that changes fire serv- munities. ices should be part of a Much of the study has fo- “whole package” that ad- cused on improving fire and dresses Northfield’s fire medical response time to the needs as well. east-of-93 portion of Tilton, The Belmont selectmen which borders Belmont and learned of the letter from Sanbornton. Tilton at their meeting last “We are looking for direc- week, and interpreted it as tion (from the fire study),” an invitation to discuss re- Dawson said. “If that means gionalization of fire servic- communicating with Bel- es. Town Administrator mont and Sanbornton to see Jeanne Beaudin said that the if they want to join the dis- letter asked to discuss a “re- trict, then that’s what it is.” gional service delivery mod- MRI has already met with el.” the Board of Selectmen in “It’s time we do something Northfield, the town with regional,” said Belmont Se- which Tilton currently SEE FIRE PAGE A7 Court orders Martin to clean

PHOTO BY KEVIN SPERL Route 3 property Shootin' at Shooters BY ERIK ZYGMONT Belmont's Dick Click cues up a shot at the Best of the Bikers 8-ball pool championship at Shooters Tavern in Belmont Friday night. Click, play- [email protected] least eight vehicles with for ing tournament director Ron Boucher, was one of 16 finalists competing for over $2,000 in cash and prizes at the 14th annual event. sale signs, a number of gas TILTON — Ronald Mar- cans near the river, and as- tin, owner of the Route 3 bestos that was “allowed to property across the street accumulate and blow about.” Skate park should be ready in August from the present Tilton po- According to court docu- lice station, has been issued ments, the town of Tilton al- BY MEGHAN SIEGLER there would damage the The Tilton-Northfield Rotary some control, as the North- a formal Cease and Desist or- so argued that Martin’s use [email protected] Pines, so the park was post- Club donated a total of $5,000 field Police Department will der from Belknap County Su- of the property requires a NORTHFIELD — Skate- poned until the Surrette site over two years. be able to lock it up each perior Court, and must clean site plan review from the boarders may have to find was agreed upon. “That sort of put us over night, probably around dusk, up the property and stop sell- Planning Board, which he their own tricks for a couple Along with fund-raising the top in terms of being able Troy said, and open it in the ing vehicles from it. never obtained. more months, but come Au- through events like a golf to get going,” Troy said. morning. Judge Larry Smuckler ap- Martin argued, according gust, they should be able to tournament and a dunking For approximately $15,000 “That was where the mon- proved the order on June 13, to the documents, that he was ollie and grind at the skate- booth at Old Home Day, sev- to $16,000, the 60-by-80-foot ey needed to be spent,” Troy following testimony from protected by the grandfather board park being construct- eral businesses, community site has been prepared, the said. Tilton Code Enforcement Of- clause, as he has been selling ed by Project TNS, says the organizations and individu- asphalt laid and a fence put Next will come the fun ficer and Selectman Al La- vehicles on the property for nonprofit’s board president, als have donated to the park. up. The fence will allow for SEE SKATE PARK PAGE A9 Plante, and selectmen 19 years. Pat Troy. Katherine Dawson and Tom Although Tilton’s zoning “We’re proceeding slowly, Cavanaugh. laws were amended in March but we’re doing it right,” Mobile home park OK’d, with conditions According to their testi- 2007, Martin’s use of the Troy said. BY ERIK ZYGMONT teria for age-restricted hous- that the rules and regula- mony, Martin’s property, property changed after that [email protected] The park has been in the ing. Coviello has proposed tions of the park will be tai- which is in a “mixed-use” date, the court ruled. works for years now, with BELMONT — The Plan- that the development be des- lored to meet the needs and zone and borders the Win- The disagreement goes residents approving the use ning Board unanimously ap- ignated 55-and-older, mean- wants of older people, dis- nipesaukee River, had sever- back a couple of years, ac- of the former Surrette Bat- proved, with conditions, de- ing that 80 percent of the couraging swing sets, etc. al violations of the zoning, cording to Dawson. She said tery site, across the river veloper James Coviello’s pro- housing units must have at Coviello has not yet pro- including heavy construc- that at one point, Martin had from Tilton’s Riverfront posal to build an 18-unit mo- least one resident of that age. vided the Planning Board tion equipment, a partially- argued to the selectmen that Park, in 2007. Prior to that bile home park on the south To restrict the occupancy SEE MOBILE PAGE A7 dismantled tanker truck, at SEE ROUTE 3 PAGE A7 Project TNS had been fund- side of Durrell Mountain of a development in that raising for years to get a start Road, just west of its inter- manner, a developer must on the park, which, as origi- section with Swallow Road. provide a certain type and nally proposed, would have Monday night’s public amount of age-specific serv- gone behind the Northfield hearing was a continuation ices, per state law.Daigle said Police Department. Resi- from an April hearing, at she is waiting to hear back dents feared putting a park which many abutters and from the NH Human Rights residents near the subdivi- Commission on whether INDEX sion criticized Coviello’s Coviello’s plan offers suffi- ● plans. cient services. Monday night was also the The plan specifies a bocce Volume 3 • Number 26 end of the Planning Board’s court, horseshoe pits, and 24 Pages in 2 Sections 65-day period allotted for de- hiking trails. Space is also Sports ...... A16 cision-making. Town Plan- provided for a bus stop and a Local News...... A2-3 ner Candace Daigle advised recreation hall, which may the board members that they or may not be constructed, Editorial Page ...... A4 had to deny or approve the depending on the future ten- Classifieds ...... B6-B10 proposal, or they could ask ants’ desires, Coviello said. Coviello for an extension. The plan has also been Schools...... A5-6 The board decided to approve amended to include a side- Religion ...... A11 the proposal, with condi- walk, the lack of which was tions. protested by Planning Board Spotlight...... A3 PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER The board’s full approval Chair Peter Harris and some Good point Culture ...... A8,10,12 hinges on, among other fac- nearby residents at a public Hunta Rumrill points out some facts on the display board he made after studying the State of Oklahoma. Regional...... A13-14 tors, whether or not Coviel- hearing in April. He dressed as Mickey Mantle, who was born in Oklahoma. lo’s plans meet the state’s cri- Additionally,Coviello said WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC – AUCTION PRICES EVERY DAY

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BY MEGHAN SIEGLER “Honeywell has agreed to “We specialize in this kind money. School District in Meredith and oil, as far as the differ- [email protected] do that,” Davis said last of work of doing this on a “Our goal is to do an as- in 2005. Since the $2.3 million ence in usage, is noticeable,” SANBORNTON — The week. “We’re just tidying turnkey basis,” Lucy said. sessment of how much we project was completed, Lucy he added. Winnisquam School District that all up.” With a performance con- can save you,” Lucy said. said the projected cost avoid- Honeywell plans to com- took another step forward The board is moving for- tract, there is no upfront cost, Honeywell guarantees ance over the next 15 years is plete a comprehensive audit with its plans to assess ener- ward despite the fact that it so there’s no need for a capi- savings over time, which $3.5 million, based on the cost by Sept. 1 and will come back gy usage, and possibly im- could lose up to $40,000 if it tal or bond, Lucy explained. Lucy said will free up a lot of of fuel being $2.38 per gallon. to the board with prelimi- plement energy-saving solu- decides to part ways with To pay for the improvements, money within existing the As the cost of fuel climbs, so nary ideas and a budget by tions based on the results of Honeywell after the assess- the district spends what it budget. do the savings, he said. Nov.1. It will submit building the assessment, when it ment. would pay for energy had no After the assessment, “I would speak most com- aid applications to the state agreed to sign a letter of in- “We’re not in the business improvements been made. Honeywell will present a plimentary about all aspects Department of Education by tent with Honeywell. of doing energy studies,” The difference, the money comprehensive plan for re- (of the performance con- Dec. 1 (the district is eligible At the School Board’s Lucy said, explaining that saved on energy after im- placing outdated equipment tract),” Inter-Lakes Superin- for 45-percent building aid), meeting last month, Jim his company expects to enter provements are up and run- and installing energy-savers tendent Phil McCormack as well as apply for utility re- Lucy, a representative from into contracts in good faith ning, or the extra money the like solar heating systems said recently. “Honeywell bates, and the final proposal Honeywell, presented a pro- and that there are some stip- school would have spent on and digitized control panels. has up to date lived up to its will be ready by Dec. 31. If the posal that outlined the com- ulations that would tem- energy had the improve- Honeywell will also create a commitment.” proposal is approved at the pany’s process, from assess- porarily prevent a client ments not been made, is paid plan for operations and man- McCormack said that the annual district meeting in ment to work completion. from taking the audit infor- to the energy service compa- agement and explain how to timeline, the quality of im- March, work would begin im- Honeywell is an energy serv- mation and hiring someone ny until the improvements take care of upgrades. provements, and energy sav- mediately. ice company that handles all else to do the work. “That’s are paid for.Honeywell won’t Lucy highlighted a per- ings have been delivered as aspects of improving energy just not how we operate as an get paid if the improvements formance contract Honey- promised. efficiency and was recom- organization.” don’t save the schools any well had with Inter-Lakes “The savings in electricity mended by Sanbornton En- For its part, Honeywell ergy Committee Chair Ian has to meet the district’s Raymond. Raymond recent- benchmark; if not, the board ly met with the board in an can decide to part ways, at no EDC ready for its first meeting ad-hoc capacity to discuss cost to the district. ways to improve the schools’ Prior to that discussion, BY ERIK ZYGMONT scheduled for Monday, July opment, whether infrastruc- child of Board of Selectmen [email protected] energy efficiency. Lucy presented an “Energy 7, possibly sometime before ture such as water and sewer Chair Ron Cormier, who has At the School Board meet- Performance Contracting BELMONT — The town’s the Board of Selectmen should be extended to entice frequently said that econom- ing last week, the board au- Overview” to inform board fledgling Economic Develop- meeting scheduled for that businesses, and whether in- ic development is a way of ex- thorized Superintendent members, as well as the Bud- ment Committee now has date. No concrete time has creased communications panding Belmont’s tax base, Tammy Davis to sign the let- get Committee, which was al- tentative members, a mis- been set. services are needed. lessening the property-tax ter of intent with Honeywell, so in attendance at the meet- sion statement, and a first According to the mission The Economic Develop- burden on homeowners. now that it has been ap- ing last month, what it would meeting scheduled. statement, the Economic De- ment Committee is the brain- proved by the district’s attor- mean to sign a performance The mission statement velopment Committee’s role ney.However, Davis said, the contract with Honeywell. A says that the town’s approach is “to advise the Board (of Se- board has asked Honeywell performance contract, he to economic development lectmen) and provide recom- Learn about the to add an addendum of crite- said, is a design build con- will be “two-pronged.” It will mendations…First, they will ria that the Capital Improve- tract with a single company “foster a strong connection provide advice on how to im- ments Program Committee that is accountable for all with its existing businesses,” prove the relationship with influence of New outlined. contract work. and “promote the town as a existing businesses, and sec- destination for new busi- ond they will recommend nesses.” ways to make Belmont more Hampshire mills TILTON-NORTHFIELD Possible members of the appealing to Belmont’s new SANBORNTON — On Wolff was selected as New committee include Brian businesses.” Wednesday, July 2, at 7 p.m. Hampshire's Social Studies WATER DISTRICT Watterson, a former select- The above business own- at the Lane Tavern, the San- Teacher of the Year for 2008 man and owner of Shaker In- ers and Thibeault attended a bornton Historical Society by the New Hampshire Coun- NOTICE surance, local businessman May meeting with the Board will be presenting the pro- cil for the Social Studies and Kevin Sturgeon, resident of Selectmen, and began to gram entitled, “The Surpris- the N.H. Board of Education. The Tilton-Northfield Water District’s Water Quality Donna Cilley, Town Planner discuss how to focus the com- ing Influence of New Hamp- He is a graduate of Tufts Uni- Report for 2008 is available to any non-bill-paying Candace Daigle, Planning mittee. Thibeault suggested shire Mills.” versity in Massachusetts and consumer upon request. Please call our office at (603) Board member Christine that the committee be given The presenter,Brad Wolff, has done graduate study at 286-4213 or come to our office at 315 Main Street, Long, and Conservation a limited time frame to come is planning to discuss four ar- Wittenberg University in Tilton, NH, to receive a copy of the report. Commission member Ken up with its recommenda- eas in which water powered Ohio, Notre Dame College Knowlton. Local economist tions, which should be sim- mills exercised a significant and Plymouth State Univer- Russ Thibeault and Mark ple and succinct, he said. influence over life in the sity. The Sanbornton Histor- Woglum, president of Some early topics of dis- 1800s and after. Those areas ical Society meetings are Opechee Construction, have cussions were amending are technology,economic, so- open to the public, free of also agreed to participate, ac- town ordinances to encour- cial, and political. He will be charge, and are held at the cording to Town Adminis- age certain types of business discussing some New Hamp- Lane Tavern (520 Sanborn trator Jeanne Beaudin. development, how to attract shire examples specifically! Road, Route 132, Sanbornton The first meeting has been higher-end residential devel- Wolff is currently a social Square), beginning at 7 p.m. studies teacher at Ashland Refreshments will be provid- Elementary School in Ash- ed after the program. The – PUBLIC NOTICE – land. Ashland town has a Lane Tavern will be open for The Tilton Zoning Board Public Hearing rich heritage tied to water- free tours. Tuesday, July 15, 2008 • Tilton Town Hall power and the development For general information of mills, as Sanbornton does. contact Linda Salatiello 286- Agenda: His classes study technologi- 4526 or [email protected]. 7:00 PM Call to Order Review minutes of March 18, 2008 cal developments and For information on the San- Correspondence changes as part of their cur- bornton Historical Society, Any other business riculum. go to lanetavern.org. 7:05 PM ZBA Case # 08-04 for a Special Exception for Kevin Hardy. Applicant has applied for a Special Exception per Article I, Principal Uses, Section E Commercial special exception for trailers and containers. Property is located at 562 West Main Street, Tilton, NH 03276. Tax Map R26 Lot 16

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He had previ- Clutters said that she was said that Rick Ball, the town’s Beaudin said. for a comprehensive plan of BELMONT — Through ously approached Breton willing to take the responsi- land-use technician, was Clutters said that she was the proposed park, including the work of two determined about a dog park, where he bility. working with Clutters to find looking for a site with “at information on whether the residents, the “dog moms could train his charges on “We are willing to pursue one. Several possible sites least half an acre,” enough park would support itself fi- and dads” out there may soon agility equipment—hoops, this to any length,” she said, have been identified on Du- room for the dogs to run. nancially. have a place where their pets ramps, hurdles, beams, and adding that she and Stanley tile Road, to which most res- Beaudin said that she and “Whatever you need, just can run off-leash and social- other apparatus designed to and whoever else gets in- idents would have to drive. Ball would refine the list of give me a list and I’ll provide ize with others of the same challenge a canine mentally volved would go to the state “There aren’t too many possible sites. it,” Clutter said. species. and physically. for grant money, or secure options in the village,” Cormier asked Clutters Lisa Clutters, a resident “I can't say enough about their own funding in other and owner of a yellow lab him,” said Clutters of Stan- ways. named Collyn, is working ley, “He's fantastic; he's the “What we’re looking for is with local teenager William best young man I've ever land, and we’ll do the rest,” Roadblock nabs two for DWI Stanley to establish a fenced- met.” Clutters told the selectmen. LAKES REGION — The cause of impairment or oth- warnings for miscellaneous in dog park in Belmont. Clutters added that part of The board also said that Regional DWI Task Force, er violations continued motor vehicle violations. “There is a clear need and her motivation for establish- the issue of liability, i.e. if a made up of officers from the through the checkpoint after All were released on bail want, we believe, from dog ing a dog park is to show dog bites someone other than Belmont, Northfield, San- producing a valid driver’s li- and are scheduled to be ar- moms and dads, for an off- Stanley that hard work can its owner, would have to be bornton and Tilton Police De- cense and vehicle registra- raigned in Franklin District leash dog park and dog run, make an idea a reality. analyzed and addressed. partments, conducted a six- tion. Two drivers were ar- Court. if you will,” Clutters told the “I know it sounds cheesy,” Clutters suggested that dog hour check of vehicles, rested for driving while un- The Task Force was fund- Board of Selectmen last she said, “but as an adult and park users be required to which started Saturday,June der the influence, three peo- ed by a grant from the New Monday at their regular resident in Belmont, I believe sign a waiver, but Selectmen 14, at 9 p.m., and ended Sun- ple were arrested for posses- Hampshire Highway Safety meeting, which she and Stan- it's my duty to set a good ex- Reggie Caldwell informed day morning at 3 a.m. sion of drugs, two people Agency and will be holding ley attended. ample for Will.” her that “they don’t work.” A total of 197 drivers were were summonsed for open more of these checkpoints Clutters told the Echo that The selectmen were re- “We would do everything stopped, and all motorists container violations, and 16 throughout the summer she came to the idea through ceptive to the dog park idea, possible to make this the that were not detained be- other drivers were given months. conversations she had with but they emphasized that get- safest, most secure place for other dog owners while out ting it off the ground would both people using it and oth- walking Collyn. largely be up to Clutters, er people around,” Clutters “Walking the dog every- Stanley, and whoever else said. Families wanted to fill new homes day, you meet other dog gets involved. Town Administrator LAKES REGION — Lakes sion is to complete the appli- and Northfield. Potential moms and dads, and strike Selectmen Chair Ron Jeanne Beaudin told Clutters Region Habitat for Humani- cation. In order to apply, po- partners must also have up friendships,” she said, Cormier said that the dog that the Belmont Depart- ty is looking for three fami- tential partners must have earned between $28,000 and adding that she and the oth- park advocates could create ment of Public Works would lies to be partners for a Habi- worked or lived in one the $48,000 in 2004-2007. er dog walkers frequently ex- their own entity, raise the probably not want the addi- tat house. LRHFH has been service area towns for at If there are questions, pressed concerns about so- necessary capital for start-up tional responsibility of building simple, decent and least the past year. These please call 279-4820 or e-mail cializing their animals. and operations, and the town maintaining the dog park. affordable, housing in the towns are Sandwich, Moul- [email protected]. More in- Clutters brought the idea could donate the necessary Clutters replied that she and Lakes Region for 25 years. It tonboro, Center Harbor, formation about LR Habitat to Belmont Parks and Recre- land, keeping the project a her group would keep it just completed a blitz build Meredith, Laconia, Gilford, can be found at www.lrhabi- ation Coordinator Janet Bre- largely private endeavor for clean. of a house in 10 days, in part- Belmont, Gilmanton, San- tat.org ton, who put her in touch now. As for a location, Beaudin nership with the Lakes Re- bornton, Tilton, Franklin gion Builders and Renova- tors Association. To receive an application, BPD investigating Route 106 crash potential partners are re- BELMONT — The Bel- felt and impact to the rear of dow damage, and a flat tire. quired to come to one of two mont Police Department in- his SUV. Speed and alcohol were informational meetings on vestigated a two-vehicle Mr.Reno was ejected from ruled out as factors in the ac- Tuesday, July 1, or Wednes- crash on Route 106 at Perkins the motorcycle upon impact cident, which remains under day,July 2, at 7 p.m. and also Road at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and landed in the south- investigation. an application session, June 21. bound shoulder of Route 106. 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June 26, 2008 Opinion Winnisquam Echo ■ EDITORIAL LETTERS ■ ● Is it worth it? Where does non-profit funding come from? To the Editor: support. It is a simple fact: tants and others are in limit- The existence of Commu- non-profit service organiza- ed supply.We also know that nity Health & Hospice allows While the summer tions rely on local citizens’ the people working for us, a group of towns to leverage Well, we certainly didn’t make it through this months have quieted the ear- interest in helping their own like workers everywhere, ex- their support and get more year’s Bike Week without an unfortunate number lier debate, the question of neighbors. We provide the ac- pect to be paid a fair wage. for their residents than they town support for community tual service, but we turn to On the other side of the ever could by hiring a single of accidents, far too many of them being of the fa- non-profits continues. As the our community and our- equation, we understand nurse. In turn for a modest tal variety.It’s sad that people seem almost blasé executive director of a local selves (yes, we donate too) to that potential donors make contribution, they receive when they hear about Bike Week accidents, like non-profit, allow me to offer close the resource gap. Like choices about where to direct cost effective and compre- the “One more dead” story is expected news that some insight on services and our sister non-profits, CH&H their resources. When I hensive health services to runs naturally alongside the photos and feature the importance of town fund- seeks funding from diverse speak to donors, business children, to adults recover- stories about the brighter aspects of the event – the ing. donors – towns, the United leaders, selectmen or budget ing from illness, to the elder- money it brings to the Lakes Region, or the big- While some non-profit or- Way,foundations, private cit- committee members, I re- ly who need functional sup- time activities, like the Gunstock Hill Climb or the ganizations receive limited izens, businesses, and fund mind them that CH&H serves port and to the dying and funding or payment to assist raising events such as our their community, their their loved ones. If Commu- POW/MIA parade, for example. in supporting their services, Dining-for-Two Coupon neighbors, and possibly nity Health & Hospice were So are those positive attributes worth the almost for most organizations, there book. Town funds, when they themselves. Visiting Nurse not here, someone would in- inevitable deaths or serious injuries that come is either no payment or the arrive, are leveraged with Associations like ours help vent it – just as they did when along with Bike Week? The obvious answer is “no,” payment is inadequate to funds from all those other many individuals whose care community members creat- yet we continue to laud Bike Week as one of the cover the true cost of these sources. There is no magic is not profitable in a finan- ed it as a non-profit in 1974. state’s, and particularly one of the region’s, biggest services. When the funding bullet – it takes an entire com- cial sense, but is profitable in We thank all of you for your attractions. does not meet the cost of pro- munity to fill a need. a community sense because support and hope that you The warnings to be safe and responsible are out viding such services, agen- Those of us who manage it restores the health and will continue to explore how cies have only two choices: non-profit agencies know function of people in the non-profit service agencies there, but some drivers aren’t taking heed. What try to raise the money else- that community needs are community. These individu- serve your community. more can be done to prevent serious bike acci- where or curtail the service. great and growing. We know als would not be cared for by dents? Local police departments are working over- Agencies like Community that a professional workforce a for-profit organization be- Margaret Franckhauser, RN, MS, MPH Executive Director time to maintain some level of control, but it Health & Hospice turn to the including nurses, physical cause there is just no profit to Community Health & Hospice Inc. would appear that they spend just as much time re- communities we serve for therapists, nursing assis- be made on their care. Laconia sponding to accident calls. This year a DWI road block was set up on Route 3, between Tilton and Belmont, a major road leading into Laconia from We have our work cut out for us exit 20. Police officers from several area depart- To the Editor: ber. the Hillary Clinton, or any office-related questions: ments stopped almost 200 vehicles on the final Sat- Belknap County Democ- Barack Obama, or John Ed- 644-4723 or Cinde Warming- urday night of Bike Week; two motorists were ar- The two political parties’ rats have a double-event up- wards offices in Laconia ear- ton: 293-8662. A healthy rested for DWI and three for possession of drugs. It filing of candidates for the coming. On Thursday, June lier, now is the time to come turnout on Thursday the may seem like a small number, but who knows – September primary ballot is 26, the Grand Opening of our together and continue that 26th would show our early the arrests may have prevented one more fatal acci- accomplished. Republican 54 Canal Street office in La- work as volunteers in the La- support for those who’ve dent. Chair Fergus Cullen has let conia will take place, also conia office. Come, see the of- signed on to be local and In spite of their efforts, and the efforts of locals Democratic Chair Raymond caucusing for election of fice, meet Jeremy Bento of state-level candidates, as well Buckley know that Republi- county officers. County the Jeanne Shaheen cam- as be an appropriate grass- and visitors who do their part to stay safe during – can filing numbers are sur- Dems, please write in 7 p.m., paign and in charge of our of- roots response to the change and far away from – Bike Week, people are still get- passed by Democratic filing June 26, on your calendar, as fice opening. Bring along an- we want to see in Washing- ting hurt and dying. If we assume that there’s numbers. Simply put: wow! an evening to come together other Democrat, too, on the ton. nothing more to be done in the name of safety, and Now we have our work cut and do a bit of voting work, 26th. Don’t come alone. We’re that accidents are going to continue to be a big part out for us, getting our De- then celebration. all in this together. Lynn Rudmin Chong Belknap County Dems Chair of Bike Week, we have to wonder whether cancel- mocrats elected in Novem- Whether people worked in Call Jeremy Bento with ing the whole thing would be in the best interests of the region. LOCAL COMENTARY The businesses that thrive during Bike Week ● would say no, and the bikers surely would too. Po- lice officers, hospitals and locals who can’t stand the noise would be more apt to say yes. In the end, WVA sponsors boat parade, Kid’s Korner BY DONALD FOUDRIAT we keep coming back to our oft-repeated state mot- WVA CORRESPONDENT We concur with Belmont’s that this will not always be ic milfoil in Lake Win- to, which we imagine many bikers take to heart. The 18th annual WVA- Select Board chairman that a the case. Restoration of nisquam, which is already When in New Hampshire, “Live Free or Die.” sponsored boat parade is golden opportunity was prompt emergency service present in Meredith and scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. missed when the Win- in the watershed is an obli- Tilton locations. on Saturday, July 5 (with a nisquam Fire Department gation that town leaders con- WVA will again sponsor rain date planned for Sunday, disbanded and that partici- tinue to ignore! its Kid’s Korner booth for the Send your July 6). This year’s parade pating towns showed little or We received water sample Sanbornton Old Home Day theme is “Your favorite Pa- no interest in continuing to analyses and pictures, taken celebration in Sanbornton triot or Politician- Past or fund the relationship. Partic- by Andy Chapman of the Square on Saturday, July 19. Present.” All boaters are wel- ipation required appropria- New Hampshire Department Kid’s Korner features games letters! come to participate and tions from the participating of Environmental Service on and prizes for children. shore front property owners communities, but was far April 28, from numerous trib- There are no losers. This Winnisquam Echo or renters have the option of less costly than each town utaries of Black Brook. The year’s Korner will be dedi- 5 Water Street decorating their docks and building a substation of its purpose of the sampling is to cated to the memory of WVA Meredith, NH, 03253 shorefronts if they choose to. own. Furthermore, the serv- pinpoint the sources of silt founding member Ann Ciof- There are lots of prizes avail- ice was immediately avail- entering Black Brook. Silt fi, who died earlier this year. able and many prize cate- able from the existing Win- has already destroyed the Prizes are donated by WVA gories. nisquam Station location. Black Brook smelt hatchery and all the proceeds from the Our fax number is 279-3331. Or, you can e-mail us Boats will gather on Lake WVA was particularly con- habitat which for years was event are given to the Histor- at [email protected]. Winnisquam just North of cerned because the Win- the major source of smelt ical Society. Last year’s pop- Please include your name, address and phone Pot Island shortly before 1 nisquam Station had been eggs used by the New Hamp- ular raffle of a monkey will number. p.m. The WVA Committee the mainstay for emergency shire Fish and Game Com- be repeated this year. Every Boat will lead the parade to service for the eastern third mission to propagate game family needs a large monkey the West shore at the Mered- of Sanbornton for decades; fish in New Hampshire cold to decorate the house. Be ith-Sanbornton town line and, also that our Select water lakes. This silt, which sure to get your raffle tickets and then proceed southward Board chairperson seeming- flows into Lake Win- early! along the Sanbornton Shore, ly went out of her way to nisquam, now threatens to Write [email protected] under the Winnisquam make demands that Belmont enhance the spread of aquat- Bridge to Mohawk Island was sure to reject, which and then along the east shore they did. Faced with the op- to just north of the Win- tions of constructing a cost- nisquam Bridge, where ly new substation in the wa- Correction prizes will be awarded. Reg- tershed or living with unac- istration forms are available ceptable long ambulance Tim Donohue was Established October 14, 2004 at Winnisquam Marina, service delays, restoring a re- inadvertently left off Published every Thursday at Adam’s Marina or the Win- gional emergency service ca- the Belmont High 5 Water Street, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 nisquam Trading Post and pability is far preferable. School 2008 graduate Telephone: (603) 279-4516 will also be available from The need? In March, we pages last week. Toll Free: (877) 766-6889 Fax: (603) 279-3331 the Committee Boat on the experienced an ambulance Rich Piatt, Publisher day of the parade. delay of 30 minutes for the Meghan Siegler, Executive Editor We note with interest a re- Sanbornton ambulance, Sarah Schmidt, Senior Editor cent newspaper article re- housed in Sanbornton Michael Macklin, Advertising Representative porting that the Tilton Se- Square, to arrive in the wa- Jennifer Rollins, Advertising Assistant lectmen have requested a tershed following the 911 call. Judy Manning, Office & Classified Manager meeting with the Belmont se- In this instance, the victim of Email: [email protected] lectmen and fire chief to dis- a massive heart attack died. Classifieds: [email protected] cuss regional fire service. We Although it was considered Circulation figures available on request. strongly recommend that unlikely that a quicker am- Publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertising at any time. Sanbornton’s selectmen ask bulance response would have to be included in these dis- changed the outcome, it cussions. should go without saying Tim Donohue WINNISQUAM ECHO SCHOOLS June 26, 2008 A5 ■ High-schoolers rev up their electric motorcycle BY ERIK ZYGMONT [email protected] lent by locals intrigued with edge of electrical, mechan- the project. ics, center of gravity, weld- BELMONT — Just about Lakes Region Fiberglass ing, etc. The endeavor was every type of motorcycle supplied the fenders; Norm's right up his alley,as he hopes imaginable hit the Weirs Auto Body donated the paint, to study mechanical engi- during Bike Week, along and Cooper's Motorcycle in neering at the University of with one you may not have Franklin supplied parts New Hampshire in a few imagined. from several bikes. years. To plan out the motor- Belmont High teachers Though the electric mo- cycle, the group used a com- Randy Wormald and Charlie torcycle was originally a bination of their own knowl- Roberts, and a few students project for one of Wormald's edge, plans, and “bits from drawn to the mechanics of classes, students Mark here and there,” Wormald the self-propelled wheel, Brown, Courtney Clary, and said. imagined and then built an Kurtis Bartlett sort of took it “We basically got a por- electric motorcycle. The over in a push to get it com- tion of a design and ran with silent mode of transporta- pleted before school ended it,” Brown said. tion is a resurrected 1980 last week. There were a few bugs to Kawasaki dirt bike equipped They completed the bike work out. Brown said that be- with four, 24 series, deep cy- in time for Wormald to take cause the electic motor spins cle batteries, made specifi- it for a spin up to the Weirs in the opposite direction of a cally to last many rounds in last week, and, despite its gas-powered motor, the rear the discharge/recharge cy- non-flashy,purely functional wheel had to be flipped so cle. To accommodate the four design, it attracted as much that the sprocket was on the bulky batteries, lined up attention as any of the other side. front-to-back between the Harleys with jet engines or Roberts said that at one wheels, the student mechan- giant skulls hooked up to the point, the accelerator was ics/electricians had to back. opened all the way while the stretch out the body, and the “As soon as I drove down rear brake was locked, caus- dirt bike now looks more like on to the boulevard, people ing the wheel to smoke and a chopper, without the were just snapping photos, the chain to break. PHOTO BY ERIK ZYGMONT Belmont High School junior Mark Brown, who helped build this battery-powered motorcycle, says that he will chrome and noise. asking questions,” Wormald “It's good that it happened soon be taking classes to get his motorcycle license. “It really was a communi- said. in here,” said Wormald, who ty effort,” said Wormald, not- Junior Mark Brown said will be using the motorcycle hand to accelerate, and step forward whisk seems like into a standard electrical out- ing that the school received that with regard to learning, to commute to Belmont from on the brake to stop. There is magic. let to recharge the batteries. no formal grant money for he got the “total experience” Salisbury. no key, throttle, or shifting. Wormald noted that the Wormald said that build- the expensive project, but on- while working on the motor- Operation of the cycle is Due to the lack of noise or motorcycle has “no emis- ing the motorcycle was a ly materials and expertise cycle, expanding his knowl- very simple: twist the right complications, the sudden sions whatsoever.” stepping-stone for his next The bike has a top speed of ambitious project, an elec- about 60 miles per hour and tric truck fully charged by so- can travel about 40 miles on lar panels. Sant Bani School enjoys a day at the beach a full charge. It could be pro- “We’ll go as green as we SANBORNTON — Every other. grammed with a lower top can with it,” Wormald said, year as the school year is Although the forecast speed and a farther range, or adding that Brown and Clary drawing to a close and last called for cloudy skies and vice versa, Wormald said, will be in the class that builds minute fieldtrips, finals, the temperatures hovered adding that he plugs the bike it. quizzes, and graduation around 60 degrees, this did plans seem to overwhelm not deter this excited group Sponsored By even the most seasoned of students and faculty from Great Service at “YOUR” Convenience, Not Ours! teachers, an afternoon is set sharing one last all-school THE ® aside to get away from all the event together as they school work and spend an af- packed their sunscreen, sand DUMPSTER DEPOT ternoon at the beach alto- chairs, and bathing suits and ★ gether. Events that com- headed off to Ellacoya State bined the entire student body Beach for one last afternoon Accepting Waste Recycling Services All Major are nothing new at Sant Bani of fun. Credit Cards School. Kindergartners For the seniors who will COURTESY PHOTO through 12th graders, 175 in be graduating on June 13, CALL TOLL FREE: 1-866-56-DEPOT Sant Bani School students enjoy a day at Ellacoya State Beach. Commercial ★ Residential ★ Industrial all, frequently have opportu- this was their final beach day nities to work and play to- together. For those seniors spent at Sant Bani School college next fall where they gether. Team activities, all- who joined Sant Bani School with many fond memories more than likely will not school hikes, art blocks, all- in kindergarten, it was their which they can take with have a required day at the school “capture the flag” 13th beach day. As they them as they venture off to beach. games, and this week’s year- played their final game of ly Beach Day are some of the Frisbee, helped a first grader New Hampshire ways Sant Bani reinforces spread his towel out, or made students working as a multi- sure a fourth grader had sun- Boat Museum aged group by helping, guid- screen on, seniors could FantasyFantasy ing, and caring for one an- looked back over their years RACING LEAGUE UANITA’S AUTO J 286-4900 Tilton Fantasy Racing 2008 Quality Gas Savers TOP 50 TEAMS 1924 24’ Decked Launch w/Trailer 1987 17’ Larson Bowrider/Merc I/O TOYOTTOYOTASAS 1948 17’ Higgins Utility w/Trailer Here are the standings for the Fantasy Racing League 1956 18’ Chris Craft Utility w/Trailer 1973 17’ MFG Bowrider/70HP Johnson through Monday, June 23, week nine of 17 1956 23’ Chris Craft Holiday w/Trailer 1973 22’ Century Raven/OMC 275HP HONDASHONDAS 1935 20’ Garwood Utility w/Trailer 1977 17’ Sea Ray/Mercruiser 185 HP Rank Name Team Town Points 23’ Wing Keel Sloop w/Trailer w/Trailer 1 Rena Woods Speed Dinos Lyman 9188 2 Jennifer Pond Jr+m+a Racing Whitefield 8975 1968 Venture 21’ Sailboat w/Trailer 1975 16’ MFG/50 HP Merc. OB w/Trailer 3 Randy Enderson BumpDraft Racing Whitefield 8925 SUBARUSSUBARUS 1963 Chris Craft Super Sport 1990 19’ AFC Charger Bowrider/Merc I/O 4 Tyler Gooden Rev Rider X Lisbon 8906 1949 Century Utility w/Trailer Many Sold and Service by Local Marinas. 5 Eric Boisselle GOE Groveton 8880 Inspected & Clean 6 Betty Marquis Bam II Berlin 8819 See at WWW.NHBM.ORG 7 Paul Gilman Gilmanite Racing Whitefield 8764 Call Juanita Anytime 8 Nick Pilotte Got Captain Jefferson 8762 9 Duane Berry OMNK's Center Ossipee 8759 629 W. Main St., Tilton (across from Smitty’s) 10 James Gooden Metoo Racing Whitefield 8738 11 John Bryant Heart Break Ridge Runners Center Ossipee 8732 12 Elayne Hallstrom Lakers Alton Bay 8726 13 Michelle Burke Making Smiles Bethlehem 8725 14 John Scott S Car Go Racing Laconia 8712 15 Robert Styffe Lighning Bolt South Tamworth 8702 16 Leon Keniston Keniston Racing Alton 8683 17 Cynthia Verrill Skid Mark Racing Effingham 8679 18 Lisa Marquis LRM I Manchester, Ct. 8675 19 Betty Marquis Bam I Berlin 8674 20 Gary Rexford Wishful Thinking Lancaster 8672 21 Lisa Marquis LRM II Manchester, Ct. 8661 22 Chuck Coy CES Racing Lancaster 8657 23 Philip Laurion Tut's Racers Alton 8653 24 Richard Allen Dick's Racing Berlin 8646 25 Scott Holt H Bear Motorsports Milan 8640 26 Roderick Makinnon Smokin' Joes Littleton 8636 27 John Ayers Kiss My Aphalt Lancaster 8636 28 John Myers Dummy Center Ossipee 8636 29 Philip Hewlett Big O Effingham 8635 30 Vincent Cook V&K Racing South Tamworth 8634 2000 Bourget Kruzer 31 Gary Lepage Chaos Racing Milan 8634 with a 120" R&R Engine with 128hp with Dyno papers, 32 Melody Barney 3 Dogs Racing Lancaster 8628 very nice custom bike. 33 Ron Fluery Front Stretch Racing Center Barnstead 8624 34 Randy Enderson TNT Racing Whitefield 8623 35 Jennifer Hayward Mrs. Rookie Racing Union 8611 36 Eddie Robinson My Three Girls Racing Jefferson 8605 37 Jim Marquis JNM I Berlin 8603 38 Christine Pilotte 2 Brat Cats Jefferson 8591 39 Richard Lapointe On the Hill One Berlin 8582 40 Deb Ricardo Moose Racing Plymouth, Ma. 8579 41 Todd Colpitts Todd 2 Fast Racing Littleton 8568 42 Gary Cuthbertson Hickville Racing Lisbon 8567 43 Shiela Gilman Kittycat Racing Whitefield 8560 44 Philip Hewlett Quick Silva Effingham 8558 Cost new over $30k. Thousands below Book Value KBB $18000+ 45 Brad Gooden TNT Racer Lisbon 8551 46 Mike Chesley MC Racing East Wakefield 8547 Our Sale Price $15,900 47 Jennifer Pond Amp Racing Whitefield 8532 Awesome machine! 48 Diane Bourbeau Turbo II Milan 8532 49 Larry Vance Larry the Logger Woodstock 8521 93 DW Hwy., Rte. 3 • Belmont, NH 03220 50 Mike Lucas ML II Littleton 8521 Across from the Belknap Mall FOR COMPLETE RESULTS GO TO: 603-581-7133 NewHampshireLakesAndMountains.com www.belknaphyundai.com A6 June 26, 2008 SCHOOLS WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ SCS school year ends with student State Fair Some dressed up as famous ect. da or Hawaii, but somebody natives or as a representa- “I found out a lot of inter- already picked those,” he tion of their state’s weather, esting facts about it,” he said, added. wearing shorts and a t-shirt showing off his tourist at- Hawaii went to Marissa for a southern state like traction, the Space Needle, Layland, who has vacationed Florida, for example. made of “metal and wood.” there and liked it so much she “It’s all differentiated Sierra Dolan chose North wanted to learn more. learning,” Blake said. Carolina for a very specific Among the things she Because the fourth-grade reason. learned are that Hawaii has curriculum covers New “My Uncle Joe lives in it, a state mammal, the hump- Hampshire, Blake said the and he’s coming up this back whale, and a state fruit, students already knew what weekend, so I’m going to be the pineapple. kind of information to look sharing it with him,” she Using a fish filter, moss, for when researching their said. rocks, water and blue dye, states, since they could com- A small statue of Buffalo Marissa created a mini ver- pare it to what they had Bill Codyand his horse sat in sion of Hawaii’s famed Blue learned about the Granite front of Hunta Rumrill’s Ok- Angel Falls. State. lahoma project. Prior to the State Fair, the Considering that the State “I made it out of clay, and fourth-graders shared their Fair took place during the the I baked it,” he explained. projects with their own class- last week of school, Blake Hunta dressed up as Mick- mates, who wanted to know said, the kids still showed ey Mantle, who was born in as much about the other 33 plenty of excitement in pre- Oklahoma. Though he’s nev- states represented as they senting their projects. er been there, Hunta said he had learned about their own, “They’re actually still re- hopes to visit now that he’s Blake said. ally engaged,” she said. learned so much about the “They came up with great Christian Smith chose Western state. questions,” Blake said. Washington for his state proj- “I was going to pick Flori- Summer trips for Winnisquam teens WINNISQUAM — The pants don’t have to commit to er and each trip is guaran- Pines Teen Center and Pro- attend all the events but can teed to have enough thrills to ject T.N.S. are combining to pick and choose what they last a lifetime. offer some very exciting trips want.” The first trip is scheduled for the upcoming summer Shannon Kruger,Summer for Friday,June 27, to Whale’s

PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER season. School supervisor for the Tale in Lincoln. The cost for Kindergartner Kiley O’Leary is impressed with the model of Blue Angel Falls that Marissa Layland made for Students entering seventh Winnisquam Middle School, this trip is just $20 and in- her project about Hawaii. grade or higher are eligible said, “A lot of the programs cludes admission and trans- BY MEGHAN SIEGLER to participate in any of the are scheduled to begin just as portation. The Pines Teen [email protected] “A lot of them wrote to which were elaborately de- scheduled trips. Among the the summer sessions end. Van will leave from the Win- SANBORNTON — Did their states to get informa- signed – a lighthouse that ac- places they are headed this This gives those students an nisquam Middle School and you know that Hawaii does- tion,” said fourth-grade tually lit up, and an Alaskan summer are Canobie Lake opportunity to experience is open to any teen that lives n’t have a state animal but teacher Jackie Blake, who glacier made of Styrofoam, Park, Whale’s Tale, Tour of safe and sane activities in a in the Winnisquam School rather a state mammal – the teaches social studies to both for example. Fenway Park, Cannon Moun- wholesome atmosphere. District. Permission slips humpback whale – or that fourth-grade classes. Each student was re- tain Tramway, swimming in The highlight of the sum- can be obtained either at The Oklahoma was the proud The students also used on- quired to write a short re- Echo Lake, Hampton Beach mer will be an overnight trip Pines Community Center or birthplace of baseball great line sources, as well as trusty port, create a brochure and and The New England to Maine and whitewater Winnisquam Middle School. Mickey Mantle? Fourth- old books. make a display board to Aquarium. Brittni Stewart, rafting on the Kennebec Riv- Payment is expected at the graders at Sanbornton Cen- The 34 students have been showcase various facts, program director for The er. This will happen on Aug. time of registration. tral School dug up such facts working on their state proj- maps or photos of famous Pines, said, “This is an age 3 and 4. The $150 cost in- For more information and and presented them via dis- ects for about two months, people and places. Many of group that wants to be on the cludes rafting on The Ken- permission slips please con- play boards, reports, mainly while at school, Blake the students brought in go and do some very exciting nebec River, transportation, tact The Pines Community brochures and 3-D models said. The only element props, such as apples for the things and this schedule of- all meals and overnight ac- Center 286-8653 or Win- during the school’s annual worked on at home was the 3- State of Washington and an fers a variety of options for commodations. The Ken- nisquam Middle School at State Fair last week. D tourist attraction, some of inflatable cactus for Arizona. them to chose from. Partici- nebec is a controlled flow riv- 286-7143. WINNISQUAM ECHO THE REST OF THE STORY June 26, 2008 A7 ■ Mobile FROM PAGE A1 opinion, Daigle said. may be tailored to favor old- rec hall and bus stop, if the that with the age restriction with those rules, which he he needs with lenders to Daigle also noted that the er residents, a new park own- tenants choose to do so. in place, the Planning Board said are in the hands of his move forward on the pro- Human Rights Commission er could easily change those “There’s no sense in me has the right to bring Coviel- “$180 per hour” attorney. ject’s next steps, which he operates “like DES.” The rules, opening the park’s age- going out and designing lo back for compliance hear- Some board members had said would include meeting commission will issue direc- restriction to challenges things when I don’t know ings if the park does not ad- initially expressed reluc- the board’s conditions. tion, an opinion on whether down the road. what’s wanted or needed,” here to its initially self-im- tance to approve the project Daigle and some board or not the park meets the cri- As for specific services, Coviello said. posed restriction. without those rules in hand. members wondered aloud teria, but the park’s age re- Coviello said that he wanted Both Coviello and board In addition to the condi- “Usually all that stuff is whether the services explic- striction could still be chal- to keep the relatively small members noted that it was tions related to the park’s age provided before we come to a itly offered in Coviello’s plan, lenged by an unsatisfied or park affordable. He said that Coviello’s choice in the first restriction, the Planning decision,” said board mem- combined with the age-tai- disgruntled resident, and the tenants would likely be place for him to specify an Board also specified that the ber Ward Peterson. “I think lored park regulations he the commission may uphold retired folks looking for a age restriction on the park. park’s water system design if we step forward and do this plans to provide, are enough that challenge, Daigle said. quiet place to live, not a place He had the legal right to pro- must meet the standards of for you, it’s not what we nor- for the park to be age-re- Daigle also noted that with fancy amenities. He em- pose and build the park with- the town’s engineers. All con- mally do.” stricted. Daigle said that the though the rules of the park phasized that he could later out restriction. ditions must be met prior to Coviello made no assur- executive director of the Hu- add amenities, such as the However, Daigle noted construction. ance that he would physical- man Rights Commission had Route 3 ly provide the rules prior to told her that she “may find receiving the board’s condi- that the services are some- FROM PAGE A1 ing that Tilton would take Martin also owns the truck owned by Martin’s tional approval. what thin.” However, the ex- he had the right to put his “corrective action” through property off Route 106 in nephew, Gerald Hyslop of He later said that the ecutive director has not seen own vehicle for sale on his the court system if Martin Gilmanton that was the site Bristol. The state is still in- board’s conditional approval Coviello’s park regulations, property. She said that the failed to comply. of an estimated 1,000-gallon vestigating the spill. would give him the leverage nor has she issued a written board had initially agreed Martin still has the option oil spill. The oil came from a with Martin, “but then he to appeal the Superior Court Fire went way beyond that, in the decision. town’s opinion.” In addition to winning the FROM PAGE A1 fire services. Last year, Martin was giv- case, Tilton also won the lectman Jon Pike. “We’ve The Winnisquam fire sta- en until July 1 to clean up the right to recoup legal costs. been harping about it for tion, owned by Belmont but property. When that didn’t Dawson said that she was years now.” unmanned, has also been happen, according to the satisfied with the court’s de- “If somebody wants to brought up by both San- town, he was served a Final cision. open this box, then they bornton and Tilton. Some Cease and Desist Order, is- “It stands behind the town would certainly need to in- Sanbornton residents in the sued by LaPlante, in October. zoning and the state zoning clude Laconia,” commented Lake Winnisquam water- The order contained a warn- laws,” she said. Belmont Chair Ron Cormier. shed area have argued that The Belmont board said it ever since the all-volunteer SUMMER would be willing to meet Winnisquam Fire Depart- with Tilton. ment dissolved, they have SPECIAL! Dawson said that Tilton’s had inadequate emergency 2 People with Cart intent is not to discuss re- coverage. 18 Holes gionalization, but, rather, In April, Dawson told the $70 LET’S ROCK! the possibility of forming a Northfield selectmen that, in Monday-Friday new fire district, similar in her “personal experience,” July 6 • 1 PM - 5 PM political structure to the coverage to east Tilton was 18 Hole Championship Course $80 Tilton-Northfield Fire Dis- better when the Win- Driving Range and Resturant Saturday & Sunday Tilton Wal-Mart trict. nisquam Fire Department 653 Rt. 106 North, Loudon, NH Must present coupon at time of redemption. Rain Date July 13 Expires July 31, 2008 WECHO “I think they read more was active. 783-3372 • www.LoudonCC.com Music You Can Rock To and It’s FREE! into it,” said Dawson. “Noth- ing in the fire study really touches on regionalization. PICK YOUR OWN It’s a whole other issue.” BERRIES STRAWBERRIES! 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Directions: From Route 93 take Exit 20 ~ Follow the signs to GUNSTOCK www.castleberryfairs.com A8 June 26, 2008 CULTURE WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ FROM SNAPSHOTS TO PHOTOGRAPHS By Kevin Sperl / [email protected] ■ Success in photography is a relative, and personal, goal

There are two activities in I finished in 207th place my life that take up a large out of 1,888 runners in a time part of my time. The first, of of 22 minutes 20 seconds. The course, is photography. good news is that I finished Whether shooting for ahead of 1,681 runners; the Salmon Press or on my own bad news is that 206 runners time, I spend a fair number of finished ahead of me. hours with a camera in my So, as you can see there are hand. positives and, supposedly, The other activity to negatives taken away from which I am somewhat dedi- each experience. cated to is running. How to measure this? I was struck the other day The stock agency mem- as to how similar these two bership for me is a big step activities are and how “suc- toward the legitimization of cess” can be measured in my work. I have been at this both a positive and negative for over seven years now and way. every day is a learning expe- What spawned these rience. As I explore ways to thoughts were two parallel continue making a living at events—signing up with a my craft, new challenges stock photo agency in my must be faced and as with photographic world and everything tried, rejection is training for road races in my a part of the deal. running world. What that experience has In my application to the taught me is that there are photo agency I was asked to types of images that work, submit 10 images that I felt and others that do not, for the represented my best work. stock photo world. So, the re- To make a long story very jection is not a negative; it is short, the good news, to me, another learning experience PHOTO BY KEVIN SPERL is that I was accepted. The on my part as I discover what This image of tulips in Rotary Park in Laconia was one of the images I submitted to my new stock photo agency. It was rejected along with six other bad news, relatively speak- works out there in the big bad photographs. Read on to find out why. ing, is that seven of the 10 im- world of professional pho- ages were outright rejected, tography. The membership as with photography,is a per- many more that feel the same worry about others’ pace in a life, some people I will pass and two more were provi- will make me a better pho- sonal one. I set my own goals way about my pace. race. and others will pass me. sionally accepted. Another tographer. and run my own race. I can So, both worlds offer me I plod along at what works I can live with that. way of stating the obvious: For all of you who may not run anyone else's. There personal success and goal for me, hopefully maximiz- Next time, we get back to only one out of 10 images was have entered photo contests are a large number of people achievement. I can't worry ing my potential to the the world of digital photog- accepted into the catalog. and walked away feeling re- who I will never be able to about anyone else's photog- fullest. raphy.Until then, keep shoot- On the running side of my jected, don't. Treat it as a compete with and there are raphy any more than I can As in everything else in ing. world, this year’s birthday learning experience, value has placed me into a new age others opinions, but don't let bracket (never mind which it get you down. Spin it so one) and so I thought I would that it makes you a better im- Head Down Under this summer get a bit more serious about age maker. racing to see if I could place. As for running, I have al- SANBORNTON — Crikey, gram sponsored by the Chil- Phil and his "Fair Dinkum Klingler and Meg Gilman, My first real race this year ways joked that a jogger is mates! It's summer vacation dren's Librarians of New Magic Show." Whether you're and didgeridoo player was the Concord Rock 'n Race anyone who I pass and a run- time and kangaroos, walla- Hampshire. curious to know what a bun- Joseph Carringer. 5K, which I ran with almost ner is anyone who passes me. bies and didgeridoos will The Sanbornton Public yip is or just looking for some So join us on our six-week 2,000 of my closest friends. Achievement in running, soon be showing up at li- Library's program is focused "koality entertainment," the Australian-themed journey braries throughout the on children through the 5th library will be the place to be! of reading challenges, Lakes Region. "G'Day for grade. 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SANBORNTON — Inter- ciate their beauty in our NH Society for a day of barn his- barn types, re-use options gambrel, ground-level stable LLC, Farms & Barns – N.H.'s ested in the stewardship and landscape? Join the N.H. tory, architecture and explo- and stewardship challenges. barn with wooden flues ex- Farm Property Realtors and preservation of historic Preservation Alliance and ration on July 12. Porter is co-author of Pre- tending from the ground-lev- Henry Page House Restora- barns? Or do you just appre- the Sanbornton Historical Held at the Lane Tavern in serving Old Barns and con- el up three stories to the large tion. Proceeds from the event Sanbornton, a presentation tributing author and editor metal ventilators on the roof. support the Alliance's Barn Library will be given from 10 to 11:30 of the recently-published A barn specialist will be on Assessment Grant Program a.m., and a tour will run from The History and Economics hand at each stop to answer and educational activities. FROM PAGE A8 fill out a reading interest noon to 4 p.m. The cost is $20- of the New Hampshire Dairy questions about architectur- The Preservation Alliance ies have shown that children form and librarians will be $40 per person, with a $5 dis- Industry. al features, framing tech- is New Hampshire's non- who read in the summer will able to recommend some re- count if purchased by July 8. At your own pace, tour five niques, and common mainte- profit, membership-based or- have a great head start when al corkers based on your An optional lunch at the barns that range in age from nance and repair issues. ganization committed to the they return to school in the child’s interests and favorite Lane Tavern costs $10 (reser- the late 18th century to the Pre-register with the preservation of historic fall. Registration is optional, books. vations required). mid-20th century. Highlights Preservation Alliance at 224- landmarks, communities but children who register For more information Stephen Taylor, former include: an English to Yan- 2281. and landscapes through lead- and keep track of their read- about our Summer Reading Commissioner of the N.H. kee barn conversion; a 19th Generous sponsors of the ership, education and advo- ing will be eligible for special Program and a complete Department of Agriculture, century barn with majestic Preservation Alliance's Old cacy. Visit www.nhpreserva- incentives for reaching their schedule of events, call 286- Markets & Food will welcome views (renovated to support House and Barn Series in- tion.org for more informa- reading goals. 8288, visit splib.pbwiki.org, attendees, and John Porter the operation of a local pro- clude First Period Colonial tion. Having a hard time find- or just lob in some day! (that’s will present "Form & Func- duce grower with a farm Preservation/Restoration, ing high-interest books for “Stop by the library” for us tion of N.H. Barns," an illus- stand that will be open dur- Crown Point Cabinetry, your little ankle-biter? Yanks.) trated lecture on historical ing tour); and a huge 1930s Ahlgren & Son Builders, Don’t throw a wobbly! Just Skate Park FROM PAGE A1 stuff. For about $7,500, Pro- ject TNS plans to purchase two pieces of equipment from American Ramp Com- pany – a quarterpipe and a UUPP--TTOO--DDAATTEE IINNVVEENNTTOORRYY combo with a ramp, stairs and a rail. “Skateboarders love to jump over stairs,” Troy said. 550000 AACCTTUUAALL PPHHOOTTOOSS !!!!!! A “fun box,” which skaters can hop over or on, is also a possibility, he said, GM-Certified 4x4s though even if it’s not feasi- ** 100,000 mile Warranty – low rate financing available ble right now,the equipment will be set up in a way that 2007 Yukon SLT-2 2007 Yukon XL SLT-2 2005 Envoy SLT will allow them to expand as Loaded, Leather, 20” Leather, Htd Seats, Loaded, Leather, Htd fund-raising money comes wheels, Remote Start, 16k, Huge savings Seats, Sunroof in. 2.9%/48 2.9%/48 4.9%/60 “We’d rather go slowly MSRP: $47,295 MSRP: $47,095 42k and by the good quality,” Troy said. Besides, “Skate- SALE $33,995 SALE $32,995 SALE $14,995 boarders can amuse them- selves for hours with a 2005 Sierra 2005 Sierra 2008 Sierra 2500HD turned over garbage can.” CREW CAB,4WD, Eventually, Troy said, the CREW CAB SLE SPORTSIDE SLE z71, Trailering, 5.3L, SLE, Remote Start organization would like to P/W, P/L, Steps, 2.9%/48 2.9%, PW/PL, 2.9% FINANCING spend a total of about $40,000 56k 5k miles on the park. “That would give us a top- SALE $18,495 SALE $14,995 SALE $27,995 notch, first-class park,” he said. Though the park will be QUALITY PRE-OWNED TRUCKS open to the public, which means kids from other towns 2004 Sierra 2004 Canyon will use it, Troy said part of 2007 Sierra EXT CAB SLE the expectation is that the lo- 2WD cal kids will help maintain it EXT CAB W/T PW/PL, Trailering. 5.3L, Linex Short Bed, V6 by picking up trash and re- 12k nice extras, fraining from using bad lan- 52k guage. If there’s a problem, SALE $9,995 SALE $13,995 SALE $13,995 he said, then the park won’t get unlocked for however FULL-SIZE TRUCKS - BEST-IN-CLASS FUEL ECONOMY – 20 MPG’S!!! many days it takes for the kids to clean up their acts. As with any public site, the 2008 Sierra 2008 Sierra 1500 2008 Sierra 1500 police department will be EXT CAB SLE CREW CAB SLT SHORT BED monitoring the park as part Z71, Active Fuel Mgt Leather, Loaded, 20” 4.8L, Power Locks of its routine patrols. MSRP: $33,260 wheels & Windows Helmets will be required, MSRP: $41,730 MSRP Sale: $26,300 Troy said, due to the danger- 0% FOR 72 MOS 0% FOR 72 MOS 0% FOR 72 MOS ous nature of the sport. “You can get hurt,” he said, noting some of the in- juries he has suffered, in- cluding cracked ribs and two S S 2008 Sierra 3500HD 2008 Savana 2500HD 2008 Sierra 2500HD rotator cuffs that had to be K K DUMP 4x4 repaired. “I’m over 50 years C C CARGO old.” Duramax, Reading Utility U Of course, that won’t stop U Top-of-the-Line 4.8L Power Locks Body, SRW R him from trying out the new R MSRP: $47,12 1 MSRP: $25,505 MSRP: $33,734 T park come August. T SALE $36,359 SALE $26,295 L “I will certainly be inter- L SALE $22,000 A ested in being one of the first A C 20 or 25 to go down the ramp,” C I I 2008 Savana 3500 2008 Sierra 3500HD Troy said, though he added 2007 3500HD R that he doesn’t jump but R Ext Cab Dump Cutaway Reading Utility Body, E E rather rides his skateboard Duramax, Allison Aerocell-CW 10’ Body SRW, Power Locks, M like a surfboard. M

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Let our Trained Technicians keep you going! making a tax-deductible con- Call Today to Set Up an Appointment for a: tribution to Project TNS can send a check to 76 Winter State Inspection • Complete Service • GM Recall • Tire Rotation • Light Repairs • A/C System Check & Recharge Street in Tilton (the middle school’s address). We Repair Passenger Vehicles, 1 Tons, Medium, Heavy Duty Trucks, Motor Homes & Trailers “The people involved are We have a large inventory of GM & Navistar parts to repair your trucks or deliver to your shops so call today! very thankful for all the sup- port that’s been shown,” 10 KINGS HIGHWAY - RTE. 153 - MIDDLETON, NH Troy said. 660033--447733--22337722 •• 11--880000--446622--00008888 A10 June 26, 2008 CULTURE WINNISQUAM ECHO ■ Old Home Days filled with events and activities SANBORNTON — “Cele- day dinner and family activ- joy in the Market Field or Jackie Lee and her blues barbecue and bean hole sup- all contests will be presented brate! Sanbornton Is Going ities. If you want to take part purchase grilled hamburg- band will be playing in the per sponsored by the library; at the talent show. Green!” is the theme of this in the parade, contact Karen ers and hot dogs while you bandstand between the tickets are now available at year’s Sanbornton Old Home Ober, 286-9995, or sanborn- wait for the magic show by church and the Town Hall, the library: $9 adults; $6 sen- Sunday, June 20 Days Celebration. [email protected]. Sanbornton’s acclaimed ma- 3–7 p.m. iors and children under 12; At 10 a.m., the traditional The activity-filled Old There will be parking in gician, Mr. Phil, at 7 p.m. Visit the photo exhibit $20 families (two parents and Community Worship Ser- Home Days Weekend this the lot at the Sanbornton continuing at the Library. their children ages 12 and un- vice will be held at the First year is in July: Friday the Central School at the top of Saturday, July 19 From 3:30–5:30 p.m., there der). Baptist Church on Route 127. 18th, Saturday the 19th and Hunkins Pond Road and a From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., in will be Farm Games for all At 7 p.m. the Sanbornton There will be a Sunday din- Sunday the 20th. shuttle bus to events down the Farmers’ Market Field in ages in the Town Field be- Historical Society is holding ner and family activities af- There will be a Cribbage the hill. Sanbornton Square, enjoy hind the Library. From 5-7 an Olde Time Variety Show ter the service. Tournament (contact Julie the fair with local vendors p.m. there will be a chicken in the Town Hall. Awards for Lonergan, 286-2659); an Art Friday, July 18 and crafters and demonstra- Show (contact Marlene With- From 3–6 p.m., shop for tions, including spinning, am, 286-9590); a Photo Exhib- fresh produce and specialty blacksmithing, painting, A trip ‘over the rainbow’ it (contact Ian Raymond, 524- items, including ice cream, basket–making, wood work- 4130); and a Cooking Contest from 16 vendors at the San- ing and bike safety. Children FRANKLIN — On Stage for Adults and Children (con- bornton Farmers Market in who visit the demonstrations Productions proudly pres- tact Mona Smith, 286-4665). Sanbornton Square (Route will receive free tickets for ents a Tabula Rasa Theatre There will also be a Farm- 132). Visit the historic Lane games in the Kid’s Korner Company production of ers’ Market, Tavern Tours, a Tavern across the street, sponsored by the Win- “The Wizard of Oz,” Thurs- fair with local vendors, which is holding Open House nisquam Village Associa- day,June 26, through Sunday, crafters and craft demon- and conducting free tours tion. The art show will be June 29, at the Franklin strations, children’s activi- during the same hours. See continuing in the Tavern. At Opera House. ties and games, a picnic, an the art show at the Tavern 1 p.m. there will be a parade This brand new produc- auction, a magic show, a pa- and the photo exhibit at the through the Square. tion is the RSC version of the rade, a canine demonstra- Public Library on Meeting- From 3 - 9 p.m. activities musical by John Kane, based tion, music by Jackie Lee and house Hill. When the market will shift to Meetinghouse on the classic 1939 MGM her blues band, a chicken closes at 6 p.m., there will be Hill. There will be a canine movie. barbecue and bean hole sup- an auction of desserts and demonstration by Sanborn- Join Dorothy and her new per, a talent show, and a com- items donated by vendors. ton Police at the Town Field friends the Scarecrow, the munity church service, Sun- Bring your own picnic to en- behind the library at 3 p.m. Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion on the road to Oz as they endeavor to keep her ruby slippers away from the evil Wicked Witch of the West. The musical is directed by COURTESY PHOTO the founder of Tabula Rasa “Wizard of Oz” performers: Lion is Rodney Martel, Tinman is Larry Theatre Company, Rick Thompson, Dorothy is Joletta Hardman, Scarecrow is Ben Kace Morten. The musical direc- cus Ray Connell (Uncle Hen- House, June 26, 27 and 28 at 7 tion is given by Christine ry), along with over 30 local p.m., with matinee perform- Melanson, and choreogra- youngsters of all ages play- ances both Saturday and pher is Erin Lovett-Sher- ing the parts of Winkies, Sunday, June 28 and 29, at man. Leading performers in- monkeys, and Munchkins. 1pm. Get a special rate for ordering 2 or more web subscriptions on-line. clude, Joletta Hardman This production of “The Tickets can be reserved by (These packages are web-only and must be ordered on-line). (Dorothy), Johan Anderson Wizard of Oz” features the calling the Franklin Opera (Wizard), Larry Thompson classic numbers “We’re Off House, 934-1901. 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What is this “eternal vacy to arouse you to the Christian and being “obnox- sus and still live a politically to be a Christian (Christ- one) Biblical standards. jeopardy?” need to get out of the house. iously” Christian. It is the correct life? We have all a man must be born again So the problem faces me, Again, the Bible, which I If your child was in danger difference between walking heard that we should never (John, chapter 3, three how do I walk with Jesus, understand to be the Word of from a wild animal, or a mur- closely with Jesus every day discuss religion or politics times). Elsewhere, St. Paul knowing that my friend, my God, tells me, 18 "He who be- derer, I would scream of the and demanding that my with our friends. That really says that, “if any man be in neighbor, my co-worker is in lieves in Him is not judged; danger without regard for neighbor walk just the way I he who does not believe has “proper protocol.” And, let do. So often we define being been judged already,because me note, I very much doubt Christian as “going to my he has not believed in the you would be offended. church” and living by the Building construction gets name of the only begotten It goes without saying that same “rules” that I believe Son of God.” John 3:18 none of us likes to be God has given me for my life. (NASB95) “preached at,” even by our One of the things I learned underway for food pantry And the closing verse of friends. And nobody wants to later in my Christian walk is that same chapter confirms be told that his religion, or that God never appointed me SANBORNTON — The istry has prompted the deci- Amanda Lewis will be this with these words, 36 "He lack thereof, is wrong (bad). to be the Holy Spirit for you. Second Baptist Church of sion to relocate. The pantry commissioned in the 9:30 who believes in the Son has And this is where walking I may not agree with some of Sanbornton will hold a spe- is served completely by vol- a.m. worship service this eternal life; but he who does with Jesus gets difficult. The the decisions that you make; cial meeting this Sunday unteers and 100 percent of Sunday as the new pantry di- not obey the Son will not see Bible tells me, in both the Old I may not want to worship as morning to act on the unani- the funds that have been do- rector, and Denise Holloway life, but the wrath of God Testament and the New, that you worship, but all of that is mous recommendation of nated are used to provide as pantry assistant. The abides on him." (emphasis I am to love God with all my between you and God. My on- the church’s trustees for a food for those in need, and service will also mark the mine) John 3:36 (NASB95) heart, all my soul, all my ly concern must be, do you plan to expedite construction this will continue to be so. conclusion of the church’s Can you see the problem mind. Then it goes on, in know my Jesus, and are you of a new building for the The new building will be Vacation Bible School pro- that faces me? I do not want both testaments, to tell me walking with Him? First Fruits Food Pantry on funded through a special gram with special music you to be offended by my talk that I am to love my neighbor We invite you to join us at church property. building fund explicitly des- from the children’s chorus of religion, nor do I want “the as myself. Here is the BIG Northfield-Tilton Congrega- For the past three years ignated for this purpose. and a message from Rev. Dr. wrath of God to abide on question: how do I share with tional Church as we contin- the church has appreciated Those wishing to con- Robertson. A barbecue with you.” What do I do? How do you the absolute necessity of ue this walk. the use of the old town hall tribute may do so directly activities for all ages will fol- I relate to you with love and faith in Jesus Christ without in Sanbornton Square for the through the Second Baptist low the service. caring? If it were your house offending you? food pantry, but the in- Church, 322 Upper Bay Road, creased need for this min- Sanbornton, NH 03269. NURSING EDUCATION TILTONTILTON TRAILERTRAILER RENTALRENTAL Storage on Our Site or Yours… LPN- Applications being accepted now Rt. 3 (512 W. Main St.) • Tilton 603-286-8182 1-866-286-8189 LPN – Classes running now. Call for new scheduled times in your area. 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The words “farm” and “farming” tend to give peo- North Country Notebook ple that warm and fuzzy feel- ing. While my wife and I are to a big manure pit at the bot- not true farmers, in the strict tom. sense of the word – we both But at some point you have off-the-farm jobs to have to deal with the results make ends meet – we do or of all that hay and grain and have done all of the things gravity, and you take a deep full-time farmers do. Thus breath---the last deep breath we coopt the designation, you will want to take for the and are proud to do so. next few days---and have at Most of the farm stuff we the manure. do is hard work, but in some In our case, a friend comes way, fun. Great satisfaction with a skid-steer,or bobcat, a can be garnered from build- small four-wheel-drive rig ing the very best fence you with a big bucket that can can, or the very best pigpen, work in the confined spaces or the very best garden en- of the Down Below and dig closure, which by nature John Harrigan out two or three years’ worth should be seasonal and of manure and deposit it in therefore involves some in- um-based fertilizers anyway, the main barnyard. Here I genuity (I use electric-net is one of the best soil and pick it up with my bucket- fencing, the same stuff we crop enhancers there is. And loader and either stockpile it use for portable sheep fenc- besides, it’s a job that has to or load it into the spreader. ing on temporary parts of be done periodically, Eventually it’ll wind up on pastures). whether you keep chickens our fields and pastures to But there are some jobs or cows or sheep. help the green grass grow that are just plain hard work Our animals have free run and begin the whole cycle and no fun at all, jobs that of the basement of the main anew. are, in fact, odious. Read that barn, which we call the The smell of all this is all- “odorous,” which fits the job Down Below, where big slid- pervasive, permeating ma- I’ve been doing for the last ing doors on the east side chinery, footgear, clothing, couple of days. It’s called keep most of the weather out hair and skin. No number of “manure.” and where in the sub-zero showers will completely I don’t know any farmers weather of deep winter it’s wash it away; inevitably, it who will truthfully say that comparatively warm. This is takes time. Thus you get they like cleaning out barns, where we feed the winter- your downtown errands pits and storage bunkers and time’s hay, dropped through done ahead of time, shun so- hauling and spreading ma- two trap doors from the hay cial contact, and use up a lot nure, whether it’s liquid ma- barn above. This typifies the of hot water. nure (in theory a hands-off age-old farmer’s trick of let- This, I always think as I’m and supposedly “neat” ting gravity do at least some transferring bucketloads of method) or the more solid of the work, which is why so wet and pungent stuff from stuff (which is never quite many barns have a high- barn to spreader, is the defi- solid). But home-grown ma- drive to get loads of hay on- nitely not-so-glamorous side JOHN HARRIGAN PHOTO The bigger tractor bucket-loader waits in the background as the smaller, more maneuverable skid-steer cleans nure, never out of vogue to the top floor,a middle floor of farming, a job I’ve had to out the “Down Below” and adds to the growing pile. with subsistence farmers for keeping animals or mak- do many times before, at oth- who could not afford petrole- ing milk, and what amounts er people’s farms and mine, and carcass through the suds of a gutter cleaner and land- (John Harrigan’s address: and will doubtless do again. and hot water, and it’ll all ed up to my chin in a huge Box 39, Colebrook, N.H. But it’ll all be over in two or eventually come clean. bunker full of liquid manure, 03576. E-mail: three days, and I’ll hose off Besides, it’s not so bad. but that’s not a pretty story, [email protected]) the tractor and bucket- There are worse things. I so I’m not telling it. loader and manure spreader, once did an unintentional and keep trotting my clothes back-flip off the delivery end Franklin Community Farmers’ Market Tuesdays 3PM - 6PM July 1 - September 30 • Rain or Shine Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse 206 Central St., Franklin Ad sponsored by FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Come to us for answers LLiiqquuiidd LLaawwnn FENCE CO. HHyyddrroo SSeeeeddiinngg,, LLLLCC Ask About Western Red Cedar Specials Free Estimates Installation Services Hydro Seediing • Hydro Mullchiing Winter Repairs • Material Erosiion Controll Sales & Delivery • Drilling Services Bruce Randy 22 South Rd. • Belmont, NH 03220 603--344--6016 603--455--2646

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SARAH SCHMIDT Hampshire is changing, through the bridge aid pro- velop a more solid infra- [email protected] with things like the passage gram, up to $500,000. structure of business, to LAKES REGION — of civil unions this year. Despite his support of bring job seekers north. There’s some local competi- As part of that, Kenney natural resources, Kenney As to his rival, the in- tion for Governor John voiced support for preserv- said he stops short at sup- cumbent Lynch, Kenney is- Lynch in the next election, ing the state parks, and said porting “special interests,” n’t shy about his views on as District 3 Senator Joe he is a supporter of priva- especially in a time where Lynch’s achievements dur- Kenney revs up for a cam- tizing Cannon Mountain, the state is facing a budget ing his years as governor. paign for the governor’s and putting the revenue in- shortfall. Programs like the Speaking to SB 539, a bill seat this year. to the system - then increas- Land and Community Her- that some towns fear will Kenney recently spoke to ing the amount of market- itage Investment Program, reintroduce the concept of Salmon Press about his up- ing done outside New Hamp- which saw an increase in its donor towns in New Hamp- coming campaign for gover- shire. For all the value that state funding at Lynch‘s be- shire, Kenney said that he nor as a Republican candi- people place on the parks, hest, should not be a priori- didn’t feel the governor had date. With 14 years in the Kenney said, there needs to ty in this time, according to stood up strongly enough to state legislature, 28 years as be a bigger support system Kenney. members of his own party a Marine, and his New in place, relating the story “I support LCHIP, the who supported the bill, and Hampshire roots stretching of meeting a woman at problem is how to fund it,” didn‘t champion constitu- from Wakefield, Kenney Wentworth Lake, who was Kenney said. “There are two tional amendment CACR 34, said he has the experience the only person there to su- possible approaches - which targets educational to become the next gover- pervise an area that saw LCHIP license plates and aid. Opponents of SB 539 nor of New Hampshire. more than 200 visitors. Fix- volunteer contributions. championed CACR 34 as a The announcement of ing up their buildings and But when it is a regular con- possible fix if SB 539 passed. his candidacy has won him marketing them to out-of- tribution, and the governor “The Democratic Party the endorsement of Senator state visitors would be a gives $12 million, it’s not a ran over Lynch on the con- Carl Johnson of Meredith, good move for the state, ac- priority.” stitutional amendment,” who endorsed him when the cording to Kenney. Among his other eco- said Kenney. “They threw two met for a luncheon last Such things also go hand- nomic goals, Kenney said he him under the bus and then month. in-hand with the develop- would like to champion the ran over him. He’s running “The next governor ment of local infrastruc- introduction of a “PDA out of parties to lead.” needs experience and ture. The same day Kenney North” - like the Pemi De- Kenney also pointed out proven leadership,” said gave the interview, he velopment A, Kenney said the Shoreline Protection Kenney. “We’ve seen a gov- worked with the Senate to he would like to see a pro- Act and the Workman’s ernor who is hands-off and sponsor a bill for the Gun- gram like the PDA revitaliz- Comp law, calling them ex- makes the legislature out to stock Mountain bridge, al- ing the job industry in the amples of situations where be the bad guys. We’ve had lowing the bridge to be eli- North Country and Berlin. Lynch could have showed too many multimillionaire gible for municipal funding Such a program would de- leadership and did not. governors who don’t under- SARAH SCHMIDT stand and know how New Senator Joe Kenney is running on the Republican ticket in the race for Hampshire operates, how to governor this year. balance the budgets, to fend off special interests, and In particular, the phrase come the motto of Kenney’s how to keep New Hamp- “Let’s keep New Hampshire, campaign. Kenney said that shire, New Hampshire.” New Hampshire,” has be- the social fabric of New

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Washington pier clared Cook, a creator of Father’s Day weekend, this every half hour from either fiberglass custom car kits. “I year’s rally started on that location. am a car guy.” date and ended on Sunday, Anna Pattison, a Laconia And what a car guy he is. 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As the ers,” she said. “We don't need Entrepreneurs PHOTO BY KEVIN SPERL Weirs bridge closes to every- to be seen or heard.” of all types Traffic was light into The Weirs last Thursday as Bike Week headed into its final weekend thing but two-wheeled traf- Pattison was enjoying her Ten-year-old Abby Jame- er,” said Jameson, as her kit- Boston's Johnny “Sprock- He pointed to the fact that fic, getting into, and out of, first time back, taking in the son could probably sell ice to ten “Myrtle” purred on her ets” was taking in the view “Americade” occurs the the Weirs is a hassle at best sites of the lake, the land- an Eskimo. lap. from the balcony of the week after Memorial Day in and impossible at worst. scape and the architecture as Jameson had set up a She sold small rocks for $1, Smoke House in the Weirs. Lake George, N.Y., and “Ren- Even if one manages to she sat back and relaxed in small card table outside her while the larger rocks com- “I have been coming to dezvous” coincides with the weave their way into the re- her seat. family’s retail tent, Biker manded a $2 price tag. bike week for 20 years,” said ending week of Laconia's tail center of the motorcycle Stuff, to sell rocks—painted Attending her fifth bike Sprockets. “And the last 10 I rally, taking place in Patter- rally, parking is at a premi- Cars as Art in the rocks. week rally, Jameson, who have been staying right here sonville, N.Y. um and can run upwards land of bikes “I pick out really pretty had sold over 100 rocks as of at the Smoke House.” “There are only so many from $20 per car. 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It was a tad difficult be- to see the views Broker-Owner Mary L. Dragon, GBB, SRES PHOTO BY DANIELLE DELISLE We had planned to climb We The faculty and staff at Southwick School received roses from the School Board, from roses The faculty and staff at Southwick School received f for Children which named the school a Champion Progress. Yearly Whiteface, as I drove but it seemed a shame to away preparation, waste all my across flitted and Gunstock mind.my As I got to the junc- tion of 11 and 11A, I found myself heading to Gunstock instead of that the road me home. take would I pulled Gun- lot at into the parking 4:30 p.m. around stock and the guy sitting behind asked the information counter up Gun- the easiest way what be. would stock He said that be to would the easiest way go up Rowe, I had which previously,hiked continue PAGE B8 PAGE 21 CHAMPIONS SEE I started fifth out on my “I ask staff me to give Union Sanborn School build- in the “When she’s Principal High School get the amount don’t “We I saw this butterfly resting on the ground as I hiked up Mount Rowe on as I hiked up Mount Rowe on the ground this butterfly resting I saw to Gunstock.my way Isn’t it pretty? BY DANIELLE DELISLE [email protected] Gunstock Mountain: Making the journey solo Gunstock Mountain: hike with the plan to take a with the plan to take hike fitness trainer with me to the health benefits talk about of hikes. up the ap- I set pointment and headed out and hik- backpack with my ing boots, on an- to take ready other mountain. Unfortu- trainer got tied up nately,the her second job and could- at the hiking trip. make n’t I I was going what wondered to do, because I was already boots with my out in Gilford on, and I had consumed a bit of gas getting out to the trail- head. names,” Hines said of how the school’s he chooses Champions. peo- “So many me both their ple gave names.” recog- Principal Tim Neville nized Cyndi Clogston her for and her vol- on the PTO work unteerism, sub- as for as well stitute teaching. ing, a light just goes on,” said. Neville Saunders named Kimberly a Champion for Leo Guyotte Children, though she said he because he be there couldn’t with his wife. had a date vol- Saunders said Guyotte almost the school unteers at day,every is impres- which level. the high school at sive of as other lev- volunteerism els do,” Saunders said.

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members, faculty and staff and be- gone above have who to in their dedication yond and students of the schools Regional the Winnisquam recog- District were School nized Chil- as Champions for reception a special at dren night. Monday each by presented were principal to volun- school teers or staff their school, at and members of the SAU out Champion awards gave as well, with one going to Hines and Principal Richard staffthe entire of Southwick School, in the the one school Annual district to make Progress. Yearly said the board Nina Gardner meant to diminish in no way the accomplishments of the dis- throughout teachers thought it was im- trict but portant to “recognize those where the school people at made AYP.” we committed to a full-in- wick testing and model for clusion students ofprepared all abil- in- a fully following ities by tegrated curriculum model, something she said should the be expanded throughout district. also com- Gardner “personal mended Hines’s commitment, and work hard doggedness” as the school’s leader. Principal Sandie School to awards presented Sterling Lang Kelly volunteer school her “contagious for enthusi- student well- asm to promote ness;” her for Phelps to Jodi as a PTO officer and work coordinator;volunteer and to Sanbornton Second Bap- and the First tist Church their for Pantry Fruits Food “good neighborhood effort.” phenomenal this solutely year,” said, Sterling noting pantry provides the food that to any meals and snacks the school or family at child in need. for Mary Perkins honored hours ofdedicating her own time to helping students social and academic make gains, and to Candice Wein- gartner, maintains the who site and is the Web school for team coach universal PBIS. a She also developed mentor program between or students and teachers paraprofessionals. Southwick,ed at Candice is the first one to volunteer,” the plaque read. Exit Classifieds REAL ESTATE B2 • Thursday, June 26, 2008 MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO

LUXURY REAL ESTATE INVESTORS *** ENTREPRENEURS Mortagee’s Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction FORMER FOX GLOVE COUNTRY INN B&B 1170 ROUTE 117, SUGAR HILL, NEW HAMPSHIRE SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2008 at 1PM Lake Winnipesaukee estate in Wolfeboro on 3+acres, Estate property with commanding 360 degree view Open concept home in Alton w/SW views of 242' of prime frontage. 180° panoromic view. of Lake Winnipesaukee and mountains in mountains and lake. Quality construction on 3 Located in the Town of Sugar Hill is this Country Inn with 18 rooms, 9 bedrooms and baths, formal dining 8,200sq' home features: moldings, custom cabinetry, Moultonborough. Custom home with over 6,500 levels. Perched beach and deepwater dock. In- room, solarium, guest cottage and owner’s quarters. All located on 2.62 +/- acres of lawns and perennial gardens. Here decorating, tile work, granite counters, fireplaces, and sqft. Deeded access to beach, dock/mooring. 43 law apartment over 2-car garage. flooring creating a relaxed living experience. acres, subdivision potential! is an opportunity to have a functioning Inn in a busy tourist town in the White Mountains. Here is an excellent Call 875-3128 $949,995 Call 569-3128 $3,700,000 Call 253-9360 $1,450,000 opportunity for a person with vision to purchase a unique business opportunity in NH. A great place to live!!! Be here for this sale!!! PREVIEW: At Noon on day of sale, if permitted. THOUSANDS OF PROPERTIES, ONE ADDRESS. DIRECTIONS: From I-93, Exit 38, follow Route 117 to Sugar Hill. Property is just after top of hill on the right just before the Community Church. MaxfieldRealEstate.com TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00) by cash, certified check, cashier’s check or any Maxfield Real Estate has been bringing people and homes together for over 50 years. 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PRIOR TO THE AUCTION ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS SHOULD MAKE ANY AND ALL SUCH INVESTIGATION AS THEY DEEM APPROPRIATE. ALL ABOVE INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO ERRORS AND/OR OMISSIONS. STEENBURGH & CALLIORAS, CENTER HARBOR- SQUAM LAKE ACCESS MOULTONBOROUGH- WALK TO BEACH & GILFORD- Nice open floor plan in this THE AUCTION PROFESSIONALS shared beach, dock/mooring rights. public boat launch! 3BR colonial w/western- 3BR, 2BTH home. Great location. 1.02 Contemporary open concept 3BR, 2BA, inspired addition on 2+ac, gas FP, built-ins, acres, lg yard w/waterfall, big deck, MBR (603) 528-7760 screen porch, deck, 6 acre wooded private comfortable ambiance. MBR w/full bath, 2- w/bth, full basement, 1-car garage. NEW HAMPSHIRE AUCTION LICENSES: 2194 & 2360 lot with pond and fountain. car garage & wonderful decking. $244,900 (2726372) Call 253-9360 $449,000 (2715467) Call 253-9360 $369,000 (2719993) Call 253-9360 Senior BAKER RIVER VALLEY Housing: 7+ Acres, Dorchester, NH. Paved road frontage One bedroom units for rent 960 ft.Tel. & elect. in place. Open area for build- at Plymouth Terrace ing 462 ft. on Rocky Brook for trout fishing. ALTON- 3BR home conveniently located in ALTON- Beautiful open-concept home only 3 ALTON- Well-maintained manufactured across from Hatch Plaza. the center of Alton. Refinished floors, 1/2 yrs young. Large family rm. w/gas fire- home w/ eat-in kitchen, open concept liv- Subsidized rent country kitchen w/woodstove & hearth. place, open living/dining room, enclosed ing w/ nice deck, new windows, new slid- based upon income. $49,000 Separate dining & living room. Wrap- porch, master bedrm w/bath, well-land- er, 12x8 shed, paved drive, nicely land- around porch plus 1-car garage! scaped yard, superb neighborhood! scaped level lot. Call 536-4402 $158,000 (2670623) Call 875-3128 $149,500 (2649451) Call 875-3128 $72,500 (2705019) Call 875-3128 Owner 603-539-9539 FEATURED PROPERTY RENTALS for an application. Grand View Commons Bringing People and Vacations A Place Apart Together in the Lakes Region for over 50 years…. WE DON’T CARE LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE MOULTONBOROUGH- Quayside WOLFEBORO IF YOU MAIL ORDER AUCTION Yacht Club 25' Boat Slip Rental for Impressive one of a kind promontory ready 2008 Season. $2500 to build with eight bedroom system in place. YOUR BRIDE. Generous 2.4 acre wooded site provides We are always looking for new exceptional privacy with 812 feet along the homes to rent—Owners call me shore. Sugar sand crescent beach. Natural about our rental program. JUST DON’T MAIL ORDER breakwater. 180 degree views. Kelly McAdam – 253-9360 or email $3,250,000 (2641028) Call 569-3128 [email protected] YOUR TUX. LAND AND ACREAGE MOULTONBOROUGH- Quality WF bldg. lot w/143ft & 2.1 acres on Lake ALTON- New 16 lot subdivision with 2-7 acre lots and houses starting at FIND A LOCAL TUX PLACE Winnipesaukee/Buzzell Cove. Aggressively priced at 50% of assessed value. $279,900. Local, well respected builder has many house plans to choose from or Approved 3bd. septic design. $325,000 (2722015) Call 253-9360 bring your own. Call 875-3128 ON OUR EASY-TO-USE SANDWICH- A very rare 62 acre land offering in desirable Sandwich! BARNSTEAD- The perfect lot for privacy & conservation. 14.1 acre lot has two possible Panoramic Sandwich Range views include Mt. Chocorua. Small pond on site. bldg. sites w/410 road frontage for your choice of access. Deer paths meander along the ONLINE DIRECTORY. Great privacy. $310,000 (2716320) Call 253-9360 edge of the wetlands that extend over 10 acres. $59,900 (2609226) Call 875-3128 Mortgagee’s Foreclosure 15 Railroad Ave., Wolfeboro 569-3128 / Junction Routes 25 & 25B, Center Harbor 253-9360 All local. Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 10am Route 16 Hodsdon Farm, Ossipee 539-4176 / 108 Main St., Alton 875-3128 22 Roosevelt Avenue All the time. Laconia, NH NewHampshireLakesAndMountains.com ★★★★★★★★★★★ • Belknap County Registry of Deeds, Book 2047, BRONWEN DONNELLY Page 0884 and Book 2047, Page 0886 Realtor • .14 Acres 603-253-9360 • 1-877-705-2424 • Conventional Home on Premises Junction Routes 25 & 25B 3 Main Street • Two Bedrooms Center Harbor, NH 03226 Meredith • Hardwood Floors [email protected] 279-7487 • Oil Heat th Public Open House Saturday, June 28 10am-2pm 249 Whittier Highway Terms: $5,000 Deposit in the form of Certified Check. Balance to be paid on or Center Harbor before 30 days of Date of Sale. Deposit shall be nonrefundable if buyer fails to per- 60 Years of helping families form his/her duties as outlined in the Purchase and Sales Agreement. Sale is subject make the Lakes Region their home. 253-8131 to the approval of the Mortgagee or his representative. Additional Terms to be presents announced day of sale. Subject to errors and omissions. 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MOULTONBOROUGH: NEW PRICE AND MANY CHANGES! Walk to the beach and 10:30 am-2:30 pm 459 Lake Street, Bristol, NH 03222 public boat launch from this 3BR, 3BTH home. A beautiful western-inspired addition 603-744-5411 offers a gas fireplace, many built-ins, and a comfortable ambiance. Nice deck off the Come join us while we Toll Free (800) 342-9767 back of the house can be accessed through family room. Large MBR w/full bath and open the doors of Country Lakes Realty Web site: countrylakesrealty.com walk-in closet. Sited on 2.22 nicely landscaped acres with stonewalls and a big, level 12 wonderful homes yard in front. 2-car garage with direct entry into house. A wonderful "island" location to you in Meredith! that offers loads of sun and privacy, yet is convenient to town. $369,000 MLS 2719993 Call me today for a FREE Market Analysis! Look for Open Doors signs or stop by either office or home for a map.

ALEXANDRIA- Spacious mobile home with additions for NEW HAMPTON- Priced to sell NOW!! Double wide manufac- large family room. Parking for four vehicles-large yard tured home with sunken family room/eat in kitchen. Oak for children. 24 hour show notice required-large dog. floors in dining and living rooms; only 1 year old. Easy and LACONIA TILTON $99,900 close access to I-93. Pemi River rights, move-in ready. Pre- approved or cash buyers only. $138,800 200 Court St. 448 West Main St. Camelot Homes 603.527.1111 603.286.7355 EXIT REALTY www.CM-H.com LAKESIDE REALTY GROUP IS GROWING!!! Look us up. We have more pictures and lay outs than any other web site. You will enjoy what you see. 14 Wides from $28,995 • 28 Wides from $47,995 MODULARS: BRISTOL- Why pay rent? For the same monthly CAMPTON- Charming 5+ bedroom New Englander, meticu- amount you can own a condo or buy it as and invest- lously maintained, updated kitchen, baths, wood & tile Capes from $59,995 • Ranches from $49,995 $59,900 MOULTONBOROUGH NORTHFIELD ment. Like new condition. floors, deck, porch, 2 car garage with storage. Landscaped yard with wrought iron fence and gate. Possible in-law apt. Seasonal camp on double lot in Association on Privacy, great views, in ground pool, trail 2 Stories from $79,995 This one may be for you!! $519,725 Winnipesaukee, near clubhouse & walking dis- access and more all with this Colonial situat- tance to beach & boat launch. $179,000 ed on 2+ acres in subdivision of finer homes. TILTON LITTLETON 16x80 – $48,995 14x70 – $37,995 #3296 #2832 56x28 – $54,995 28x70 – $83,995 #1927 - Fireplace, Jacuzzi, 3 bedr., 2 bath, suite retreat ice in refrig., microwave, LACONIA NORTHFIELD bath, plus ultimate kitchen dishwasher, skylights. New construction in Woodgate Commons Large New Englander with updated kitchen, HILL- Well maintained and immaculate 3-4 bedroom BRISTOL- Spacious Victororian home with large detached 2 this contemporary detached Condo has 2 car large pantry, hardwood floors, built-ins, work- Modular 2 Story New Englander located on a .47 acre lot in a nice neigh- $279,900 $174,900 story barn. Extra storage in barn that is attached to the garage & master suite on 1st floor. shop, garage, close to downtown. borhood. Fantastic wrap around farmers porch, all new home as well. Four bedrooms, dining room, large living $30,000 Discount windows, wooded backyard, 2 sheds (2 bedroom sep- room and kitchen. Good size bedrooms, lots of old features tic/1000 gal. tank), new drywell and lots of storage. Must still intact. Great in town location! $208,000 2,600 sq.ft. #6941 see to believe-great location and price. $189,500 LAND LISTINGS 14x70 – $37,995 NEW HAMPTON- 12.38 acre lot with views with some clear- #3296 ing. Close to Lakes Region amenities. A nice place to live. MEREDITH BELMONT $135,000 2 Story Condex, 1st unit is nicely updated has Ranch on over 7 acres with 2 car attached BRIDGEWATER-BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF NEWFOUND LAKE and wraparound porch w/hot tub, 2nd unit is garage, master suite & screened porch over- the mountains beyond. Low tax town of Bridgewater. brand new w/in-law apartment. $459,900 looking your spring fed pond. $179,900 Wonderful building lot in neighborhood of other fine homes. Some site work completed septic design available. $219,000 SANBORNTON- Beautiful and spacious colonial. Open con- BRIDGEWATER- Deeded beach access to Newfound Lake www.ExitLakeside.com cept kitchen/dining room areas. Family room with firepalce. included in this highly desirable lot located in the low tax ALWAYS OPEN Sundays 10-5 • Daily 10-7 Formal living & dining rooms quality finish work, crown moldings & many special details. Listed way below assessed town of Bridgewater. Fabulous location for vacation or pri- mary home. Convienent to I93 and close to skiing and golf. Rt. 3 (Exit 20 off Rt. 93), Tilton, NH • 603-286-4624 value. First floor laundry room, covered side entry to mud $79,900 room adjoining garage. Walk out LL for additional living ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Rt. 18, North of Littleton, NH • 603-444-6208 space. $283,900 REAL ESTATE Classifieds MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO Thursday, June 26, 2008 • B3

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Dragon, GBB, SRES Office: 603-536-7750 • Fax: 603-536-7505 • Broker-Owner www.marydragonrealestate.net Bernie at Rai-Cor Housing is offering a beauti- CUSTOM BUILT and comfortable from GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to own this $106,900 top to bottom! This like-new home 55 acre commercial land at the rotary ful 28x60, 3 bedroom modular home for just has three bedrooms, two full baths, a in West Plymouth! It has 2,000 feet of $102,400* right now thru the month of July. Sale Discount 3,000 great kitchen and a finished lower road frontage and is very accommo- –––––––––––– level with a den and office! Lots and dating for any of your business ven- This home comes completely applianced and lots of room and totally immaculate! tures! Plan on taking a good look at the heating system is included, plus maple $103,900 There is a paved drive and garden the many uses for this exceptional par- cabinets, laminate flooring in the foyer and shed, too. Very well priced at cel! Offered at $850,000. Factory Rebate 1,500 $224,900. Call Mary Dragon kitchen nook too. This 28x60, 3 bedroom mod- Call Mary Dragon for details! ular also comes with many more features you –––––––––––– normally have to pay extra for, including SALE PRICE recessed kitchen lighting and more!! This deal ENJOY LIFE TO IT’S FULLEST in this STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL 2006 is only good thru the month of July. If you’re in $ * stunning log home. Nestled in the Colonial home with attached two car 102,400 trees on a nice private lot with abun- garage. Absolutely perfect, is the only the market for a new modular home and you’re *After Factory Rebate dant wildlife, this two bedroom home way to describe this beautiful home. not talking to Bernie, you’re not at Rai-Cor is absolutely beautiful both inside and A short list of amenities includes: oak IN STOCK MODEL 28x60 out. A sleeping loft, a large screened floors, fire place, green house, sugar Housing. Don’t miss the July Special! in porch and a field stone gas fireplace house, 4.9 acres, fenced in yard and a add to this homes incredible feel. A nice private setting! Just $339,900 dream come true at just $224,900 Aaron Woods,GRI RAI-COR HOUSING Aaron Woods,GRI www.whitemtnhomes.com www.whitemtnhomes.com Route 3, Tilton, New Hampshire Just 2.5 Miles Past The Tanger Outlet Center - The Third Mobile Dealer On The Right THERE IS NOTHING better than lov- RECREATIONAL LIVING AT ITS BEST! ing where you live! That is as easy as Beautiful 4 bedroom log cabin located OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK it comes with this great three bed- in the heart of New Hampshire! room home in Waterville Estates. 524-9696 • www.raicorhousing.com Walk to the pools, tennis courts and Snowmobiling, skiing and lakes right amenities of the community center or around the corner! Enjoy the fresh air if you want you can be at the local ski and mountain views from the privacy areas, golf courses and hiking trails in of your own hot tub on upper deck. A a matter of minutes! This is a beauti- large open living concept with loft. ful time of the year in the White Mtns, Great for entertaining. And much, much REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE and a great home to enjoy it from. more! A must see! New price… $259,900 399 Rte. 49 • Campton, NH 03223-1445 • www.strawberrylane.com $152,000 Phone - 603-726-8789 • Fax - 603-726-8793 Aaron Woods,GRI Call Lynn Morin-Lorrey www.whitemtnhomes.com GORGEOUS MOUNTAIN VIEWS PERFECT LITTLE GETAWAY WITH PRICE JUST REDUCED! REMARKABLE LOTS OF PRIVACY!! This cute 2 bed- CONDO VALUE! Move right in to this can be there for your enjoyment room house is located on 15 acres of well kept condo. Still looks brand new! from the large deck of this 4- land. It has a wrap around porch over- looking mountains. Hardwood floors, Bright rooms with gas fireplace, new bdrm., 2.5-bath Campton colonial custom cabinets and finished recre- floors, unique windows and ceiling home. Gorgeous eat-in kitchen, ation room in basement. It has a fan. Enjoy the mountain views from detached two car garage with its own your private balcony. Conveniently spacious dining and living rooms, 200 amp service. Property is adjacent located to PSU, skiing, golfing and the huge family room. And a large to state corridor 5 snowmobile trail. lakes. Oversized one car garage for walkout basement for your stuff! Abundant wildlife and perennial gar- dens. A great 1st or 2nd home! storage. A must visit! $209,000 $235,000 $189,900 Call Lynn Morin-Lorrey Call Lynn Morin-Lorrey Strawberry Lane Insurance can do SR22s STEENBURGH Estate Auctioneers & Appraisers Since 1972 ON SITE COUNTRY HOMESTEAD AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2008 @ 10 AM 339 Whittier Highway Route 25, Moultonborough, NH We are pleased to sell at unreserved public auction the antique contents of the Leach family homestead. Built and occupied by the Green family(Green Corners) in the 1840s and later occupied by the Leach Family for many years this Moultonborough landmark offers the perfect location for this on site country auction. There are absolutely no additions to this sale. Please see our website www.steenburgh.com for photographs. DIRECTIONS: Auction is on location at the Leach property on the corner of Route 25 and Moultonborough Neck Rd. FURNITURE: Late 18th century pewter step back cupboard in old gray paint w/ step back double door top section over one door cabinet base, H. 81 x W. 43 x D. 18 (H to shelf 34); wonderful NH country Chippendale side chair w/ heart design, rabbit ear stiles & birdseye maple highlights w/ splint seat; 19th c. lift top blanket box w/ till and molded top, strap hinges in old red paint; lift top blanket box in old blue/green paint (presently covered w/ wall paper; 19th c. lift top box in powder blue paint; turned leg Sheraton light stand in old finish; 1 drawer turned leg work table w/ shelf; walnut dining table w/ 3 leaves; Empire deck top chest w/ Sandwich pulls and turned legs; cottage pine side table in green paint; double door beadboard cupboard w/ 2 drawers in base; high back bedstead w/ applied decoration; matching ash bureau w/ mirror & matching commode w/ splash back; selection of old wicker chairs; 7 ft. grain box in old attic surface; 2 old farm tables; farm pull sled; oak 5 tier book shelf; scrub top pine table w/ blue painted base; large lift top chest; ladder back chairs in old pt.; old trunks; and more. ACCESSORIES: pr. of pantry boxes in old blue pt. , H. 5 1/2 x W. 9 1/2; other pr. of pantry boxes in old blue pt., H. 3 x 6: other early pantry boxes & cheese boxes; slide top box in old blue/gray pt. labeled S.G. Powder No. 1 ; banded firkin in gray pt (top missing) ; early yarn shag scatter rugs in near mint condition; yellow ware mixing bowl; great old light stand top used as cutting board; transfer ware platters; lg. set of Milton Wood & son blue china dinner service (some damage); misc. early glass items; misc. silver pieces; early brass push up can- dlestick; Og mirrors; cricket in old blue paint; horse weight; lemon gold frame; iron stone pitcher; wheel barrow in old blue paint; iron heart design floor mat; wooden oval trenchers w/ handles; misc. fishing accessories; wonderful wide brim straw hat; selection of stoneware crocks & jugs including 3 gal. Nicholas & Boynton, w/ stylized blue flower; other 3 gal w/ blue; early ovoid 2 gal. jug; selection of old measures; wooden apple ladders; table top butter churn; selection of old baskets; knife box w/ cut out handle; pr. of old wooden ice skates; cookie and candy molds; old playing cards; selection of old paper and advertising; paper mache Ice Water dispenser; ice cream scoop; pie crimper; selection of old coopers planes; finishing planes; early 20th c. sign painted w/ Lodging For Auto Parties, black & white; opalescent hanging glass lamp; minnow jar; old ledgers; expanding wooden sieve, R. Coe; Parker banquet lamp; tin ware of various descriptions ; game board - pine w/ blue painted squares; flax wheel; old egg boxes; standing butter churn in old paint; various other wooden ware; wagon jack; quilt rack; cast iron pots; Daniel Pratt, brass and wooden OG cock remnants; buggy lamp; miners lamp; other items in the attic yet to be found. 10 % Buyers Premium - Preview 8 to 10 AM day of sale only - Terms: Cash or check with proper identification. Sale # 815 Per order of Leach Family. Steenburgh Auctioneers and Appraisers Archie H. Steenburgh / Joshua W. Steenburgh NH Lic. #2194/2754 PIKE, NH 03780 • TEL. (603) 989-5361 • e-mail: [email protected] • website: www.steenburgh.com

BLUEBERRY HILL Well maintained cape with choice Meredith Neck location. Living room with woodstove, hardwood floors, master BR and BA on main level. 4 sunny acres, room for garden. $359,900

Rt. 3 • Meredith, N.H. 03253 Phone 603-279-6565 www.nashrealty.com Classifieds REAL ESTATE B4 • Thursday, June 26, 2008 MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO

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DO YOU LOVE el. 5-6 person, 7.5HP, Ozonator, wa- Land/Lots time childcare worker. Please call 286- Att. Kali Quinlan, 339 Main St. terfall, all options. Cover and warranty 2397 for interview. CHRISTMAS! Plymouth, NH 03264 or via e-mail: included. Cost $7,495 Sell $3,650. Call EQUAL HOUSING COUNTRY LAND – 2 1/3 nearly level Are you looking for [email protected]. OPPORTUNITY acres convenient to Newfound Lake. Kidworks Learning Center 433-4665. a way to earn extra All real estate advertising in this This Alexandria land has an excellent Now accepting applications Old NH Fish and Game, ca. 1890, dollars and have STITCHER NEEDED - Responsible, newspaper is subject to perc. test & is ready to build on for For a Part Time Afternoon Teacher bearing laws, penalties and seasons on some fun? good work ethic, flexible hrs. 603-476- The Federal Fair Housing Law $44,900. And moose, caribou, furbearers, fish, etc. THE 5856 which makes it illegal Old Mill Properties Long Term Preschool Substitute Measures 12”x18”. May be seen at the “to make, print or publish, or cause to 744-8526 (June to November) CHRISTMAS Part-Time Help Wanted Coös County Democrat, 79 Main St., be made, printed, or published any with the possibility of Lancaster, NH. Price, $4; if mailed, $8. notice, statement, or advertisement, Moultonboro - 5+ acres Granny Hill, a year round position LOFT Part-time Support Provider needed in Call 603-788-4939 or email with respect to the sale, or rental of a beach access, no septic or well. Candidate must have 12 Early Rte 3, Meredith the Northfield area. Duties include as- [email protected] dwelling that indicates any prefer- $130,000. Call 201-788-9152. Childhood Credits is now accepting applications for sisting young man with autism to ac- ence, limitation, or discrimination Call 279-6633 or seasonal employment. Part-time 30- cess his community, participate in lei- Barn/Garage/Yard Sales based on race, color, religion, sex, Lakes Region fax resume to 677-1009 40 hrs/wk. We offer competitive sal- sure activities and work on skill devel- Ashland Yard Sale Saturday, June handicap, familial status or ntaional Life at the Top! EOE aries, a pleasant environment and opment. Hours are every other Sun- 28th, 9AM - 4PM, 157 River St., old origin, or an intention to make any great job experience. day, pay is excellent! Please call Na- sleigh, lots of great stuff! such preference, limitation or dis- On Frontenac Summit nette at Community Bridges, 226- crimination.” Business & Work Meredith Yard/Garage Sale Rain or (The Fair Housing Act of $69,900! Options Apply in person or call 3212 X229. Shine, 67 Cummings Cove Rd., Sat. 1968 at 42 U.S.C. 3604(c)) 5.95% Owner financing 279-5711 This paper will not knowingly accept 1-877-FTC-HELP June 28th, 8:30am-12:30pm. Furni- Unique and exceptional location. Ask for Karen Pet Care ture, lamps, childrens toys, tools, any advertising which is in violation Call the Federal Trade Commission before Premium land near skiing, golf Do You Need Financial Help with household items, stereo, etc. of the law. Our readers are hereby embarking on a new business endeavor. This ELECTRICIAN: Lakes Region. FULL hiking and shopping. spaying or altering of your dog or cat? informed, that all dwellings advertised will protect you and allow you to proceed TIME, MOTIVATED, Licensed Jour- in this newspaper are available on an Guaranteed buildable. with confidence. This message and number is Call 603-224-1361 before 2 pm. MOVING SALE ALL MUST GO! equal opportunity basis. Call toll free 7 days provided by the Salmon Press Regional neyman or 3rd or 4th Year apprentice. 33 Cataldo Rd., Sat. June 28th, To complain of discrimination call 1-877-640-LAND (5263) Classifieds and the FTC. Must have hand tools and own trans- Pets & Breeders 9am, rain or shine. Items from all HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777. www.northernacres.com/SP portation. 603-387-4218 rooms of house and patio. Sofa, Attention local people needed to work AKC Lhasa Apso, Beautiful pick of the For The Washington DC area, please Local Auction House is looking for a litter parti-color puppy. Champion Computer desk/chair, Camping call HUD at 275-9200. The toll free Mobile & Modular from home online. $500 - $4,500 part- gear and much more. time or full time. Call Laura at 603- dealer/trader of personal property to Lines, comes with health certificate telephone number for the hearing im- Homes 934-4964. expand established auction business and up to date vacinations. Raised paired is 1-800-927-9275. and increase sales. Computer skills with love by reputable breeder. Rico- Moving sale. If it doesn't fit in the RV, You may also call The New Owner Financing- Whitefield. Taking TO SELL OR BUY necessary. Call 536-6099 for more chet Lhasa Apsos $950. 603-524-3018 it's for sale. Everything goes. Furni- Hampshire Commission for Human applications for Beautiful, brand new, a business in New Hampshire, info. ture, antiques, TVs, snow thrower, Rights at 603-271-2767, spacious 2008 Colony Mobile Home. 2 contact NH Business Sales. To good home. Pure breed Cocker household & kitchen items, etc. 6/28 or write bedrooms, 2 baths. In Country Village Experts in their field since 1976. Town of Center Harbor seeking one spaniel female, tricolor , 1 yrs old. & 7/5 Rain or shine 8 - 2. 397 Bailey The Commission at 163 Loudon Road, M/H park. Close to Mountain View Concord, NH 03301 603-279-5561 Life Guard and one Swim Instructor, Very loving and beautiful. New owner Rd. Alexandria Grand Hotel. Own your own home. must be Red Cross Certified. Apply at must know the breed and have room Neither the publisher nor the $15,000 down, $650 per month in- www.nhbizsales.com Yard Sale Rain or Shine Saturday and Town of Center Harbor Municipal to run dog. Call Myriam 603-616-7280 advertiser will be liable for cludes park rent. Also have new M/H Sunday 28th+29th funiture, house- building. Call 253-4561 or 455-1632. misinformation, typographical errors, lots w/Pads available for immediate hold items, Christmas, odds and ends ★★★★★★★★★★★ Fax 253-8420 ★★★★★★★★★★★ etc. herein contained. The Publisher lease. 603-837-2767. 44 Hermit Woods Rd. Sanbornton 8:00 reserves the right to refuse any ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ to 4:00 advertising. ★★★★★★★★★★★ Classifieds TOWN•TO•TOWN B6 • Thursday, June 26, 2008 MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO

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Busy law office looking for a top quality team player ... HV AC/R Job Openings don’t miss this opportunity to join a great Firm! VERMONT HEATING & VENTILATING BOOKKEEPER DBA Pennock Refrigeration, Inc. • Littleton, NH 03561 This full-time position requires strong bookkeeping skills, computer knowledge, and attention to detail. Experience Vermont Heating & Ventilating is an industry leading mechanical contractor that has with automated billing systems and reconciliations pre- been in business since 1949, with commercial and industrial customer base in ferred as well as flexibility and willingness to handle Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and upstate New York. We are currently additional duties throughout the office as needed. looking for additions to our Service Team in the Champlain Valley of Vermont and the Competitive wages and benefit package available for the Littleton NH, St. Johnsbury, VT area. right candidate. Qualified applicants should send letter of interest, resume and salary history to: Employee Benefits: Attn: Amy Ogden Health Insurance • Life Insurance • Long-Term Disability • Dental Insurance Normandin, Cheney & O’Neil, PLLC Short-Term Disability • 401(k) Plan with Company Match • Vacation and Holiday Pay P.O. Box 575 Leave of Absences • Training and Apprenticeship Programs • Profit Sharing Laconia, NH 03247 If you are interested in a rewarding career with unlimited growth potential and a variety of AC, refrigeration and heating experience, apply by sending resume to: Pennock Refrigeration, 28 Willow St., Littleton, NH 03561 or call: 603-444-1214 ext. 11 or email: [email protected] VHV is an equal opportunity employer.

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #48 “Join A Wentworth Elementary School • 2008-2009 School Year Anticipated Special Education Teacher Winning (Must be certified) Please send letter of intent, résumé, references & transcripts to: of Loon Mountain Resort Team” Keith Charpentier, Principal Wentworth Elementary School CurrentlyCurrently Accepting Applications PO Box 139 • Wentworth, NH 03282 ForFor Year Round Full TimeTime // PartPart TimeTime • HOUSEKEEPERS and LAUNDRY • HOLDERNESS SCHOOL DISTRICT • HOUSEKEEPERS • Holderness Central School Saturdays Required • HOUSEMAN • 2ND SHIFT FACILITIES SUPERVISOR ACCOUNTANT Saturdays Required (Salary commensurate with experience.) Competitive Wages Based On Experience SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #2 CompetitiveFor information Wages please Based call On Justin Experience Smith at Please send letter of intent and resume to: Ashland/Inter-Lakes School Districts For information603-745-3401 please or call stop Jean in Straub and atpick 603-745-3401 up an Jon Francis, Facilities Manager Responsibilities include budget development, general ledger SAU #48 • 47 Old Ward Bridge Road orapplication stop in and pick at up The an applicationVillage of at Loon The Village Mountain of Loon administration, personnel supervision, federal funds accounting 72 Loon Village Road, Lincoln, NH 03251 Plymouth, NH 03264 Mountain, 72 Loon Village Road, Lincoln, NH 03251 and reporting, year-end preparation for annual outside audit, and An Equal Opportunity Employer state reporting. Annual contract, salary commensurate with expe- rience. Attractive benefit package, pleasant working conditions in a PATIENT CARE COORDINATOR/ small, congenial office. CLINICAL ASSISTANT Start date: mid-July, 2008. Our Plymouth dental office is searching for a highly skilled per- Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, MBA preferred. son to coordinate care in our two doctor practice. The success- Three years’ professional experience (fund accounting preferred). ful candidate will demonstrate a gracious and mature style, the Knowledge of MUNIS financial software/Crystal reporting pre- ability to handle a variety of tasks with ease, a cooperative spir- ferred. is looking to fill a it, and a strong work ethic. Experience in dentistry is a plus. For application/information, please contact: Ms. Trish Temperino, Assistant Superintendent for Business PART TIME RN/CASE MANAGER POSITION. TO APPLY, please fax your résumé to (603)536-3216. Include 103 Main St., Meredith, NH 03253 This position participates in the nursing services and case management of patients. Salary a hand-written cover letter introducing yourself and addressing (603) 279-7947 based on experience. Pemi-Baker has a wonderful benefit package for details please visit your skills, experience, and assets. No phone calls please. All For more information, visit www.sau2.k12.nh.us our website. www.pemibakerhomehealth.org applications will be acknowledged.

Please send résumé to Amy Dennis, HR/Administrative Manager Dr. Paul Brand and Dr. Marian Sawicki Pemi-Baker Home Health & Hospice 13 Town West Road, Plymouth 101 Boulder Point Drive, Suite 3 Plymouth, NH 03264 or email résumé to [email protected] (603) 536-2232 PART-TIME SUMMER We Are Looking For: PARAPROFESSIONAL POSITION EXPERIENCED LINE COOKS Here We Grow Again! AVAILABLE Our organization is seeking a paraprofessional for an individual stu- EXPERIENCED Hawkensen Equipment Co. Inc. in the dent during our summer program. FINE DINING WAIT STAFF PLYMOUTH BRANCH is now taking résumés and applications for the The ideal candidate will be NH Certified in Elementary Education HOUSEKEEPERS position of SERVICE TECH. K – 8, and have experience with children in an educational setting. We are looking for an individual that can be a self-starter. One that can Special Education Certification will be a plus. FRONT DESK STAFF expand with a growing company, willing to take necessary training pro- grams to meet the needs of a fast paced and quality oriented company, a The Summer Program will be in session Mon. – Fri. from July 7 thru STATION WAIT STAFF team player. An individual that has experience in the various lines we deal August 15 from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. The hourly rate of pay is $11.00. with and or a good knowledge of hydraulics, electrical, gas & diesel CHEERFUL engines. Computer skills are a plus. Pay commensurate with experience. The Hunter School is located on the shores of Stinson Lake in Applications are available in the service Rumney NH, and maintains a vegetarian and smoke free environ- PROFESSIONAL HOSTESSES department or send resumes to ment. All employees are required to have a clean driving and crim- Contact: [email protected] P.O. Drawer 766, Plymouth NH 03264 inal record. Attn. Jeff Ames. or Peggy (603) 745-5605 ext. 462 Feel free to call us at Please submit résumé and cover letter to: Sandy Sexton, Human 135 Main St., Woodstock, NH 603-536-2433 Resources Mgr., PO Box 600, Rumney NH 03266 or FAX: 603/786-9412 [email protected] Town of NEW HAMPTON EOE HELP WANTED FIRE CHIEF Littleton Coin Company, a nationally recognized mail order The Town of New Hampton, NH (pop. 2200) is seeking a hands-on Fire leader in the collectibles field for over 60 years, providing Chief who will be appointed by and report to the Board of Selectmen. coins, paper money and supplies to collectors around the New Hampton is located in Central New Hampshire with close proximity to world, seeks to fill the following position: the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. This small department consists of the Chief plus one full-time firefighter/EMT, part time Firefighters and Est. 1903 EMS personnel, and volunteers. The operating budgets for the Fire Direct Mail Manager “A Critical Access Hospital” for Industry Leading Direct Marketing Company Department, Ambulance Service and Emergency Management total Job Content: We are seeking a highly organized, motivated, and $265,299. The Chief will be responsible for the Department’s daily opera- detail-oriented individual to fill this key position on our marketing PHYSICAL THERAPIST tions, budget preparation, and coordinating and directing all activities relat- management team. You will be responsible to develop, coordinate, and ing to fire suppression and prevention and emergency medical services. manage direct mail plans and related budgets and sales forecasts, OR Candidate must possess a strong Emergency Medical Services background. from creative direction and order fulfillment to result analysis and reporting. You will also manage new product development, to include PHYSICAL THERAPY The Chief will also act as the Town’s Emergency Management Director and the planning, research, and coordination of new and exciting offers Fire Warden. Must be Nationally certified as an EMT-I (paramedic preferred). for our customers. You will oversee details involved in the timely ASSISTANT Preferred candidate will have a Bachelor’s Degree in Fire Science with ten and efficient management of new projects and the effective allocation years progressively responsible experience in fire suppression and preven- of inventory. tion and emergency medical services, including five years in a supervisory Educational/Experience Requirements: The ideal candidate will have Full time position with benefits. capacity, with excellent public relations and communication skills. Starting a Bachelors Degree with a minimum of 4 years direct marketing experience, to include planning, producing, executing, and analyzing Monday through Friday, salary to be approximately $50,000. Salary is commensurate with experi- sales efforts. Attention to detail is essential, as are outstanding project ence. This position offers an excellent benefits package. management and planning skills and the ability to perform numerical with some weekend rotations. analysis. Other requirements include strong communication and Please reply by cover letter and résumé, including salary history and interpersonal skills, circulation planning, new business development, New Hampshire licensure required. and past management experience. Duties are out-patient, requirements to Fire Chief – Selectmen’s Office, Town of New Hampton, 6 Pinnacle Hill Road, New Hampton, NH 03256. All resumes must be Littleton Coin Company is a strong and growing business currently acute hospital and SNF patients. received no later than 4:00 p.m. on Monday, July 28, 2008. All applications employing more than 350 area residents. We offer a competitive salary and will be kept confidential. A job description/summary is available upon a comprehensive benefits package, including group health, dental, disability and life, and 401(k) plan. Submit resume to: request or can be found on our town web site www.new-hampton.nh.us. Human Resources-Cottage Hospital Interested candidates should The Town of New Hampton is an Equal Opportunity Employer forward their resumes to: P.O. Box 2001,Woodsville, NH 03785 Director of Administrative Operations NOW ©2007 LCC, LLC Littleton Coin Company, LLC Email: [email protected] 1309 Mt. Eustis Road Call our Littleton NH 03561-3735 JOBLINE Phone: 603-747-9208 Need help? [email protected] 603-444-4200 E.O.E. Place your Help Wanted ad this week! 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PHOTO BY MEGHAN SIEGLER School Board Chair hands a plaque and a plant to Mary Perkins, who was nominated by Southwick School Principal Richard Hines (back- ground) as a Champion for Children. PHOTO BY DANIELLE DELISLE FROM PAGE B1 work every day,” Croteau YAY! The top is near! What a sight for someone who has been hiking for PHOTO BY DANIELLE DELISLE Middle School Principal said. “I can’t say enough a couple hours already! This was worth all the sweat it took to get to the top! Tom Croteau recognized about them both.” FROM PAGE B1 able to enjoy the view in front I felt proud because I had lenge. The trail is very easy Thomas Heald and Debra Croteau himself earned was quiet and everything of me headed down the trail. accomplished something on to follow because it is mostly Tessier as Champions for a Champion for Children looked so peaceful and natu- I could have taken the ski my own with only my access roads. I would guess Children. Heald works at Award from Superinten- ral from that height. trail all the way down, but I willpower as motivation. The that the total hike was about the New Hampshire Veter- dent Tammy Davis. One thought I had for the opted to go back the way I had silence of the wood gave me six miles. ans Home and coordinates Croteau is retiring this people of Gunstock is that gone up and hit Rowe again a chance to get rid of the As for hiking alone, it was an intergenerational pro- year, and Davis thanked they should really think on my way back. The sun was noise my mind gets filled a really good experience for gram between residents him for his dedication to about putting a water foun- setting about this time and with everyday, worries like me, though anyone who de- and middle school students. the middle school. tain or something similar at there are not real words to de- bills, work, family and every- cides to do so should defi- Heald said the residents Middle school Vice Prin- the top for hikers to fill their scribe how beautiful that day situations that create nitely take safety precau- had made their last trip of cipal Patrick Troy, who is water bottles. When the was. I only wish my pictures static in our lives. When I got tions, like letting others the year to the middle also retiring this year, was Panorama Pub is open I can had done it justice. There is back to my car my mind was know where you are going school that day and left on a recognized by District Cur- imagine that would be possi- truly something magical a lot clearer,and even though and carrying a cell phone. positive note. riculum Coordinator ble, but there is no way to fill about the oranges and reds of I was tired I felt very satis- This hike really drove home “They were feeling pret- Suzan Gannett for his work them when no one is around, the setting sun reflecting off fied. The hike took me slight- to me how beneficial taking ty good about the future of in providing safe after- and I know I for one would the lakes and mountains. ly less than five hours and it time to reflect with outside the country,” Heald said. school activities to youth. have greatly appreciated that I reluctantly kept going was pretty intermediate for a influences can be to a per- Heald was accompanied Finally, Jack Tiano, di- gesture. down the trail and made it novice hiker. It had some dif- son’s state of mind, and I will by resident Bob Blanchard. rector of special education, After I had fully admired back to my car about 9 p.m. ficult, steep parts, and I surely go again sometime “Bob is a real proponent presented awards to Sandra the view I started the trek feeling extremely proud of would recommend this for when the pressures of life for intergenerational con- Dame-St. Gelais and Ruth back down and this time was myself. hikers looking for a chal- start to close in. Danielle will tact,” Heald said. Smith. Dame St. Gelais is continue to chronicle her 12- “I love kids, and I have a the school’s court liaison mountain goal throughout great time,” Blanchard and out-of-district coordi- the spring and summer. said. “I learn something nator, responsible for “our HADDOCK WITH every time I’m with them.” most challenging stu- To get your own check-off Deborah Tessier was dents.” list, maps, and other info recognized for her volun- Smith has been with the about the Belknap Mountain teer work, most of which district for 18 years offering Range, visit www.belknap- she does without ever being speech services to disabled sportsmensclub.com or asked, Croteau said, calling students and their families. FISHY email dwatsonmusic@hot- her a “silent bee.” As pre-school director,“she mail.com. “It takes an awful lot of is now the face of the dis- SEARCH ENGINES? people to make a school trict,” Tiano said. STOP FLOUNDERING AND FISH LOCALLY. RT. 11-B 293-8998 44 WEIRS RD. www.parafunalia.com All local. 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