Whitcher’s death was announced The Army said his death is under Whitcher was assigned to the by the Army Special Operations Command on Friday. investigation. Seventh Special Forces Group as a Special Forces engineer sergeant before enrolling in the combat diver qualification course and the Armyqualification John F. Kennedy Special Warfare He was training off the coast of Key West, has been with the Bow Police Department since 1996 and has served as the school resource of- "Margaret knows the for the past 10 years. ficer Bow community very well and the community She has formed close relationshipsknows her. residents and that iswith many of the Town’s very important to them,” said Stack. Center and School. when he died. FL, Staff Sgt. David J. David Sgt. Staff Whitcher. A Tradition Worth Keeping” Worth Tradition A

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November 11, 2016 November  Dies in training after two tours in Afghanistan Dies in training after two Bow Town Manager David Stack has an- An Army Special Forces sol- He signed up for the Special Issue 46 Issue Bradford soldier killed soldier Bradford  - Margaret Lou nounced that he has chosen Sgt. gee to serve as the Town’s next Chief of Police. A formal swearing-in ceremony and reception 5:00will be held on Monday, November 14, 91 Bow Center Road. at the Old Town Hall, p.m., All townspeople are welcome to attend. Lougee dier from Bradford, the father of adier from Bradford, died during a combat- young boy, diving training session in Florida J. David Staff Sgt. last Wednesday. Whitcher served two tours in Af- ghanistan with the New Hampshire National Guard before enlisting in the Army in 2013. He graduated fromForces a year later. course earliera Special Forces qualification this year and was enrolled in a combat diver course at the time of his death. qualification Bow's new Police Chief's swearing-in ceremony Monday swearing-in Chief's Bow's new Police Over forty members of The Kearsarge Marines held a luncheon at the Lake Sunapee Country Club to celebrate the 241st celebrate to Sunapee Country Club the Lake Marines held a luncheon at Kearsarge The fortyOver members of in 1997 for formed was Marines organization Kearsarge The 5. on November Marine Corps anniversary States of the United photo. Howe Paul region. Sunapee / Kearsarge Marines in the Lake “Your Local Weekly Since 1868 Since Weekly Local “Your Visit us online at granitequill.com

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Thank you Wal-Mart Local history as and the Francestown Police To advertise reported in The Messenger Department Yesteryear Rose Meadow Group, the management your business November 13, 2015 company for three supported residential Hazmat Team called to Franklin's Watts Regulator programs specializing in caring for people with brain injury, spinal cord in the Messenger Newport firefighters rescue couple and their pet tortoise injury and neurological disorders Granite United Way honors Bow man located in New Boston, NH would call us today at like to express our sincere appreciation, Quick firefighter response saves New Boston home on behalf of our administration and November 14, 2014 our residents, to Wal-Mart and the 603-464-3388 Bow man's scheme targets elderly Francestown Police Department for t h e i r g e n e r o u s d o n a t i o n t o o u r p r o g r a m . 5th Annual Craft Fair at New Boston Library Your kindness is greatly appreciated! Peter Flynn recognized with Volunteer Service award Goffstown Community Thanksgiving being planned November 15, 2013 Henniker man arrested and charged with arson Andover veteran honored posthumously Newport man sentenced to year in jail PSNH to close Hillsborough office November 16, 2012 Bradford Road Agent controversy won't go away Fuel Oils and LP Gas • Sales and Service Superstorm Sandy relief flown from Newport Our family has been serving the area’s heating needs for over 65 years! Hillsborough man to be retried for negligent homicide 24 Hour Gasoline and Diesel Pumps Two suiters for New London's 1941 School Building 20 Hall Ave. Henniker and Rte. 114 Bradford November 11, 2011 428-3333 • www.ayerandgoss.com Washington hosts veterans' appreciation dinner Double fatality in Deering car accident Three proposals for Newbury's Town Center ConVal considering closing three schools November 19, 2010 New London surplus used to reduce tax rate Find Out Just How Affordable Custom Window Treatments Can Be! Auditors critical of Hillsborough Town Clerk Newport plans for its 250th Celebration Save 30% Or More Compliance increasing with Hopkinton pay-as-you-throw Call Today For Details. November 13, 2009 FREE in-home consultation Henniker murderer seeks second parole FREE installations Greenfield trebuchet sets world record Two Warner women in NH Senior Pageant Covering all of NH Hopkinton taxes delayed two weeks SUNAPEESHADE AND BLIND 748-5782 November 14, 2008 Washington couple donates alpacas to Food Bank Hiker rescued from Mount Kearsarge Documentary features Edmunds family NEW BOSTON Henniker real estate taxes up 9.6% HARDWARE November 16, 2007 Wal*Mart cancels plans for Hillsborough store Wilmot woman hits pedestrian, leaves scene etown Hardwar Hom e S An NEC student thrown from car r to u r o e Great Brook & Antrim Elementary to merge? Y November 17, 2006 Stephen J. Young Rash of vandalism hits Antrim area Mon-Sat 8-5 • Sun 9-3 SINCE 1995 Deering sexual assault case dropped New Boston Center Bennington Police join Federal sting New Boston, NH 03070 603-487-2239 Shaw's receives favorable response in Peterborough www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 3 Warner man arrested for sexual assault dating to 1993 Ricky Flanders, 49, of Warner was ders but are too afraid to tell their stories for Flanders reminded him to keep quiet. Dur- recently indicted in Merrimack County fear of retaliation. ing their conversation, Flanders allegedly Superior Court on nine counts of aggravated The man said he saw Flanders a couple lifted his shirt to display a firearm in the felonious sexual assault. Four of those counts of months before going to police, and that waistband of his pants. allege he threatened to use physical violence in order to force the boy to comply. Authori- ties say Flanders sexually assaulted the boy multiple times between Aug. 19, 1988 and Aug. 18, 1993. The boy was under the age of 13 at the time and known to Flanders, ac- cording to an affidavit. The first assault dates back to 1993, when the boy was about 11 years old. According to the affidavit, Flanders pointed a revolver handgun at the child’s head and demanded that he perform oral sex. Flanders then ordered the boy to undress and lie on the bed, where Flanders raped him further, the affidavit says. Flanders threatened the child to stay quiet and not tell anyone about what had taken place after each assault, police said. The Warner Police Department began its Hillsborough Town Clerk Deborah McDonald presented flowers to Phoebe Galpin (l) and Joan investigation of Flanders this past summer, laChute (r), long-time Ballot clerks who are retiring this year. after the alleged victim, now an adult, came forward. In that same June interview, the man told police he knows “several people” who suffered similar sexual abuse by Flan- Man busted selling drugs out of Bow's Hampton Inn On October 21 a Crimeline tip came cord, and both were arrested on outstand- Shane O'Keefe finds new job to the Bow Police Department that two ing warrants. people who were staying at the Hampton Inside the room in plain view, Officers After an executive session attended by Inn were selling drugs from their room. noticed what appeared to be drugs and town and village attorneys on Tuesday night, They were identified as Kenneth Hebert drug paraphernalia. The room was secured the Town of Bellows Falls, VT and Munici- and Mary Hensley. The tip also indicated while officers applied for a search war- pal Manager Willis “Chip” Stearns signed a that Hensley had an outstanding arrest rant. The search warrant was granted and Separation Agreement and Mutual Release warrant. officers searched the room. During their document, terminating his employment. Fol- Officers were able to verify the warrant search, they located a large quantity of lowing the agreement, a six-month Interim for Hensley and discovered Hebert also controlled drugs and drug paraphernalia. Town Manager contract was offered to Shane had an outstanding arrest warrant. Of- As a result of the search warrant, O'Keefe, who resigned from his position as ficers went to the Hampton Inn where they Hebert was charged with: Possession Of a town manager in Newport in September. The located 42-year-old, Kenneth Hebert and Controlled Drug and Possession of a Con- joint board approved the appointment. 36-year-old Mary Hensley, both of Con- trolled Drug with Intent to Distribute. 40th YEAR SALE Specializing in Quality American-Made Furniture STOREWIDE SALE — EVERYTHING AT LEAST 40% OFF RETAIL * WEEKLY PRIZE DRAWING * Save on Free Leather BIG DISCOUNT ON LIVING, Delivery too DINING and BEDROOM Special Savings on All King Koil® Mattress Sets! 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Rent based on 2 years ago to be closer to family and has 30% of monthly income provided annual U-Haul Rentals remained loyal to her Cubbies, watching income is $30,100 or less. Trucks & Trailers • Boxes & Packing the entire Game 7 of the World Series to For more information call Supplies • Hitches Installed see her team win. PO Box 1541, Hillsboro, NH 03244 Since she couldn't go to Chicago to Great Brook Homes Alan Ager (603) 464-4246 see the victory parade, the Sunapee Fire Department offered to let her join them 603-588-3499 [email protected] on November 6 as they lead the victory parade into town for the Sunapee High PUTNAM’S 603 School Girls Soccer team when they won the NHIAA Division IV State Championship. Above, behind the smile, Hazel sits in Ladder 5 as the SMALL ENGINE 831-3897 parade is ready to get underway. We love referrals! REPAIR Suicide prevention program offered • SALES Weare and Henniker community members are invited to the • SERVICE EWDL HOME Suicide Prevention Program sponsored by the Weare Middle School Guidance/Health Team on Friday, November 18 from 7 to 9 PM in Gary Putnam IMPROVEMENTS the Weare Middle School library. Please come if you are worried about PO Box 841 Kitchen, Bathroom or Whole House. Hillsboro, NH someone, a friend or family member, and just don't know what to do. 03244 Remodeling from design to There will be a discussion about risk factors, warning signs, and sui- completion! Find us on Facebook at cide prevention in our communities. Please contact the school nurse (603) 831-3011 EWDL Home Improvements. ([email protected]) or the school adjustment counselor [email protected] David Luebberman [email protected] ([email protected]) with any questions. The phone number at the Weare Middle School is 603-529-7555. Bow Property Tax Rate Set SANTA IS COMING TO TOWN! The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration has TH set the Town of Bow’s 2016 property tax rate at $26.29 per thousand SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 dollars of valuation. The new rate represents a 7.9% decrease from AM PM 9:00 - 1:00 the 2015 tax rate of $28.54. WEARE DUNKIN DONUTS The 2016 rate breaks down as follows: Municipal - $6.27 School District - $14.97 Merrimack County - $2.83 State Educa- 427 S. STARK HWY. (LANCTOT PLAZA) WEARE, NH tion - $2.22. The property tax rate has dropped due in large part to an TH $80.9 million dollar increase in the Town’s net assessed valuation of SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 property. The net assessed valuation increased from $1,085,097,061 AM PM 9:00 - 1:00 to $1,166,052,306. It is anticipated that property tax bills will be sent HILLSBORO DUNKIN DONUTS out to property owners the fourth week of November. 258 W. MAIN STREET, HILLSBORO, NH

Come get your picture taken with Santa! He’ll be in the store, deciding if you’ve been HDES Principal Daniel Record (shown) and HDMS Principal Mark naughty or nice this year. Peterson briefed the school Board on their new Intervention and Bring your camera! enrichment Programs. www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 5 Antrim woman injured in one-car accident in Stoddard One person was hurt in a motor vehicle under investigation. The crash was reported Stoddard and Antrim fire departments, crash on Route 9 on Nov. 7. Mersadies Rob- at about 8:30 a.m. in the area of 1679 Route Antrim Ambulance and DiLuzio Ambulance inson, 19, of Antrim was traveling west on Besides NH State Police, members of the Service responded to the crash. Route 9 when her vehicle crossed the center line and eastbound lane before landing in a group of trees on the side of the road, N.H. State Police Sgt. Daniel R. Brow said at the scene. Brow said a witness told him the vehicle flipped at least once. The vehicle came to rest at an angle facing the opposite direc- tion it was traveling. The back of the car was sticking up into the trees. Robinson suffered non-life threaten- ing injuries, Brow said, and was taken by helicopter to the hospital. The injuries were to her leg and her neck or back, he said. According to scanner reports, she was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon. Brow said the crash is School Board Chair resigns At the last Sunapee School Board meet- The Hillsboro-Deering Middle School hosted a breakfast for veterans who are relatives and ing Vice Chair paul Skarin read a letter from friends of students. This is an annual event at HDMS. Over 30 veterans attended the break- Chairman Shaun Carrollannouncing his fast. Members of the Student Council greeted the veterans and thanked them for their service resignation due to personal reasons. to our country. The veterans were honored with handmade cards from the students. The full The Board accepted the resignationand chorus, grades 6-8, sang Stars and Stripes by Toby Keith. named Skarin as the new chairman.

TOWN of HENNIKER Building Inspector Town of Henniker seeks professional ICC- Certifi ed part-time Building Inspector to establish positive, professional communications Are you... with applicants, contractors, residents, staff • Good with people & elected offi cials. Reviews applications and • Dependable and caring determines whether plans comply with local, • Wanting to make a difference in state and federal regulations. Performs on-site people’s lives... inspection services in conjunction with the Fire Department. Maintains current knowledge Robin Hill Farm is looking for you! of town, state and federal regulations and We currently have employment opportunities processes including energy codes, wetland for Full time and Part time, weekend shifts and regulations, lead certifi cation, etc. Current fl exible hours/shifts at our Hillsborough, Deering ICC Residential and/or Commercial Inspector and Peterborough programs. and EPA Lead Paint certifi cation required. Ability to use computers for correspondence, No experience necessary, will train on the job! report writing & data tracking. Hours and pay negotiable depending on qualifi cations Applicants must have a High School Diploma or and experience. Apply with cover letter and GED and a valid NH driver’s license. resume to Building Inspector Position, 18 Depot Robin Hill Farm is an Equal Opportunity and Hill Road, Henniker NH 03242 or email to Affi rmative Action Employer. [email protected]. Applications Contact: Keri Skillings at received until position is fi lled. Contact person 603-464-3841 or [email protected] is Christine Trovato Town Administrator (603) www.robinhillfarm.com 428-3221 ext. 5. Page 6 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

Hayleigh Dennis holds Alex Keirstead's head as he is passed through the rope to the safety of Byron Parrish and the other HCS fifth grade peers. Leanne Chauvette photo. "1/"!6#,/1%"%,)&!60 Henniker students relearning the ropes Henniker Community School fifth grade students had the oppor- 4&1%  : tunity to use the ropes course at New England College this fall under %":,& ""*,1")"106,2Ŝ+!%,)&!6*,3&"0+!0%,40 the watchful supervision of NEC students in the Outdoor Leadership 1%" 4%,)" #*&)6 4&)) ),3" #01"/ +! "0&"/ 1%+ "3"/C )20D program at the college. This is the 5th year that the Henniker PTA   !")&3"/01%"#01"01&+W%,*"& &D0,)),#6,2/$2"010 and the NEC Outdoor Leadership program has funded this outing +!,4%11%"6),3",+)&+"D))11%"0*"1&*"C:4,+N1'201 for Henniker students. The ropes course is designed to help students %+$"1%"466,2"5-"/&"+ "Y&14&)) %+$"1%"46 develop their communication, cooperation, and problem-solving skills 6,2"5-"/&"+ "1%"%,)&!60C as they work in groups to accomplish various tasks on the course. LIMITED-TIME OFFER OCTC<:STXC29TH Newport Senior Center plans to expand New Hampshire has an aging population and Newport’s Senior XFINITY TV & INTERNET Center is planning for the future care of area senior citizens. Shelly Ask how to get a 99 Includes FREE upgrade to $ *,+1% Hatfield, Larry Eaton, board members of the center, along with Jer- XFINITY X1 200 Mbps 79 and the fastest in-home WiFi for one year – that's 8x the speed ry Andersen, architect with Northern Architectural Design Group FOR 2 FULL YEARS 4&1%;W6"/$/""*"+1 presented a feasibility study of expanding the current center by using the buildings basement space. Andersen explained what he looked at. The plan would add 4,375 feet for current and additional A>z    :    C activities with a cost close to one half a million dollars. The senior center is planning on applying for a block grant with Newport being Go to 5Ŝ+&16C ,*, call 1-800-XFINITY or the financial agent for the grant. visit your local   1,/" today. Buxton Estate benefits Weare Fire Dept. The Weare Selectmen held a public hearing to hear testimony and comment on accepting $47,400 from the Estate of George and Joan Buxton for the benefit of the Weare Fire Department and

Offer ends 11/29/16. New residential customers. Not available in all areas. Rescue Squad. Limited to Digital Starter TV and Performance Internet with 25 Mbps. Early Terry Knowles provided general information about funds left termination fee applies if all XFINITY services are canceled during the agreement term. Equipment, installation, taxes and fees, including Broadcast to the Town by a bequest. Private money is not put in the town TV Fee (up to $7.00/mo.), Regional Sports Fee (up to $5.00/mo.) and other accounts. The Trustees of the Trust Fund are the agents since the applicable charges extra, and subject to change during and after the promo. After promo, or if any service is canceled or downgraded, regular rates apply. donor didn’t specify. The Board felt it makes sense to have the funds After 12 months, regular monthly charge of $13/mo. applies to upgrade from approved at Town Meeting. Performance to Blast!® Internet service (pricing subject to change). May not be combined with other offers. WiFi claim based on March 2016 study by Allion Fire Chief Bob Vezina spoke on behalf of the Fire Department Test Labs, Inc. 85% claim based on consumers who specified a preference and Fire Wards and said they are humbled by the gift and would as part of a June 2016 study. Call for restrictions and complete details. © 2016 Comcast. All rights reserved. NPA193594-0003 GBR16-118-A2-V2 endeavor to spend that money as appropriately as it was given.

117166_NPA193594-0003 Holiday NED ad 3.55x9.5 Messenger.indd 1 10/24/16 12:46 PM www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 7 Former Northfield man withdraws guilty plea to selling drugs Brian Watson, 57, formerly of North- Tilton-Fogg heroin laced with Fentanyl in ing that should Nadeau's information not field, who was scheduled to plead guilty April of 2015. Tilton-Fogg was found dead be helpful to Watson and Sisti decides to Monday to selling a lethal combination of the next morning by his parents. reach another plea deal with the state, it heroin and fentanyl to a 21-year-old Tilton O'Neill ordered the plea arrangement may have to be negotiated anew. man, withdrew his sealed plea agreement be withdrawn and not set aside, mean- because of new information his lawyer wants to explore. Attorney Mark Sisti learned that a dif- ferent man currently incarcerated in the Belknap County House of Correction while awaiting trial for rape, let it be known that he wanted to speak to him. Sisti told the court that the information that Randy Na- deau allegedly has is potentially exculpa- tory but because Nadeau is represented by his own lawyer, Sisti is unable to speak to him without the court giving its OK. With Nadeau sitting in the court and Public Defender Jesse Friedman repre- senting him, Friedman told the court that Nadeau was unwilling to speak to anyone, but Sisti said the information he has could set his client free and there could be some Cub Scout Pack 842 serves the boys in grades 1-5 in Tilton, Northfield and Sanbornton, kind of immunity for Nadeau depending New Hampshire. on the information. Watson is accused of selling Seth

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Davis & Towle Group, Inc. Monadnock Paper Mill, Inc. Proctor Square, Henniker 428-3238 Bennington, NH 588-3311 800-491-3238 davistowle.com Red Coat Homes Red Coat Realty 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 464-3053 464-3880 Fine Arts & Holiday Craft Fair Dec 3rd Western Ave. Pizzeria LLC Central Concrete Corp. On Saturday December 3rd the Center for the Arts will host 26 Western Ave., Henniker a Fine Arts and Holiday Crafts Fair at Whipple Hall from 10:00 Jct: Rt. 114 & 202, Henniker am to 4:00 pm. Artists will be on hand to display and sell their 428-8442 428-7900 work including: Pottery by Russell Pottery; Watercolors by David Hilltop Heating Ayer & Goss, Inc. Tibbetts; Pareo Hand Dyed Silk Scarves; Photography by Mary Deering Center Rd. Gerakaris; Knitwear by Joyce Murphy-Gale; Birch Bark Baskets 4 Hall Avenue, Henniker by Mill Site Studios; Potpourri by Lin Vashel; Cut Paper Art and Deering, NH 464-5311 428-3333 Cards by Rosemarie McGuirk Salvatorre; and more. This is a great opportunity to find original holiday gifts and to support our local artists. Northfield Police firearm replacement Northfield Police Chief Raffaelly introduced Sgt. McIntire TAKE YOUR MEDICINE who presented a plan for replacing firearms. Under the plan the Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the second most common town would make the existing Glock handguns available to offi- neurodegenerative disorder that causes a range of mo- tor and non-motor symptoms. During the course of the cers for $250 each. Then the town would purchase new Sig Sauer disease, dopamine (DA)-producing neurons are lost firearms for the officers. The officers would buy the new guns and bundles of proteins known as Lewy bodies (LBs) from the town on an installment plan. Once the officer paid for form in the brain. A study reported in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease provided molecular evidence that the weapon it would remain in town ownership until the officer BY SARAH CHAPIN the FDA-approved leukemia drug nilotinib may restore was honorably separated from the town, at which point the of- brain dopamine and reduce toxic proteins associated with LB formation in ficer would assume ownership of the weapon. If the officer were PD and dementia patients. • • • dishonorably separated the town would keep the weapon and A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology provides a ma- give the officer his/her money back. Board members asked Sgt. jor link between low levels of vitamin D and aggressive prostate cancer. McIntire to investigate when other agencies rotate firearms out The research showed deficient vitamin D blood levels in men can predict aggressive prostate cancer identified at the time of surgery. The relation- of service, by age of weapon, how many times it has been fired, or ship between vitamin D and prostate cancer may explain some disparities a different criterion. seen in prostate cancer, especially among African-American men. Prior re- search by Murphy and colleagues showed African-American men who live New Boston Fire urges Smoke Detectors in low sunlight locations are up to 11/2 times more likely to have vitamin The Red Cross and New Boston Fire Department are working D deficiency than Caucasian men. • • • together to make sure all residents are properly protected with A study to be published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child this exciting program. If you do not have smoke detectors or they and Adolescent Psychiatry (JAACAP) reports that use of certain antide- pressants during pregnancy can result in offspring depression by early ad- are not working and need replacements please contact us. This olescence. Researchers found that children exposed to selective serotonin program is specifically being offered to individuals that are not in a reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) during gestation had more chance of being position to acquire these safe guards easily, or are not able to install diagnosed with depression after age 12, reaching a cumulative incidence of 8.2% by age 15. For children exposed to maternal psychiatric illness but them themselves. no antidepressants, the incidence was 1.9%. Red Cross 603-438-2426 or 603-889-6664 • • • New Boston FD 603-487-5282 leave message Presented as a service to the community by for Chief MacDonald or Firefighter Smith HENNIKER PHARMACY • 603-428-3456 Visit www.redcross.org/nhvt for online sign up P.O.Box 718 • Proctor Square • Henniker, NH 03242 www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 9 Nominations sought for Cornerstone and the Dream Keeper Awards Each year, the Goffstown School rior education a reality. This may include forms should be delivered to the Goffstown District seeks to recognize individuals and such things as acts of heroism, academic School Board's Planning and Communi- organizations who have demonstrated achievements, serving on national/region- cation Subcommittee c/o the SAU #19 an outstanding commitment to support al boards, publishing or presenting and/ Central Office no later than 4:30pm on student learning and superior education or significant contributions to the district Monday, November 28, 2016. The Dream in our community. This recognition is in service. Keeper and Cornerstone Award nomina- represented in two different awards: The School district community members tion forms are located on the Goffstown Cornerstone Award and the Dream Keeper are encouraged to submit a nomination School District website at http://goffs- Award. Members of the school district form for either of these awards. Completed town.kI2.nh.us. community are invited to make nomina- tions for these awards. The Cornerstone Award recognizes a staff or community member working within our schools who has demonstrated outstanding achievements in support of student learning and particularly whose service has been truly outstanding to the overall educational climate of the school district and who exhibits commitment, good human relations skills, loyalty, dedi- cation and good organizational and work habits. The Dream Keeper Award is presented in recognition of people or organizations Local politicians and voters mingle outside the polling place in Newport. Paul Howe photo. that truly have gone the extra mile to make the Goffstown dream of providing a supe- BUSINESS DIRECTORY e Re Villag staur THE l’s ant A & NUMBER 5 Pizza TAVERN 185 Central Street • Franklin, NH Es� 2014 H�������N 934-4200 NEW HAMPSHIRE Closed Mondays Great food & spirits! 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The Goffstown FD and the medical staff from the Catholic Medical Center worked The T.R.I.P. Senior Center in Franklin held a Halloween Celebration. In the center together during the Manchester Marathon, setting up a course-side medical treat- with her dark glasses and orange boa is June Hill, who won first place for her ment area and response services for ill or injured runners. original Tutu Railroad Costume.

10 years ago the ground breaking ceremony took place for the new Kear- The Hopkinton Lions Club spent Saturday at Colonial Village and the Cracker Barrell col- sarge Middle School in Sutton. lecting donations for the Food Pantry.

Antrim Legionairs were at Shaws saturday selling the traditional Poppies. Goffstown Cub Scout Pack 99 had a fun game of tug-of-war at the Halloween pack meeting.

Members of the Deering Law Enforcement Explorer Post 612, prepped and ready The Wilmot Historical Society hosted a reunion of Wilmot's one- room schoolhouse to head out for Safety Patrol Detail at the Longwoods Mobile Home Park. graduates and former teachers at the WCA's Red Barn on Sunday, Nov. 6th. 31 former students and two teachers were able to attend and enjoy stories from those special times. www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 11 Hopkinton and H-D Fall Sports Award Winners

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To the Editor: Thank you to all the promises and help make our state an me at [email protected] or you can call voters in Weare and Deering who sup- even better place to live and work. Please me at 529-7253. I will continue to post ported my election as a state representa- contact me if you have questions, ideas to updates on Facebook (kurk4nh). tive in the New Hampshire House. I will share or need help in dealing with state Neal M. Kurk, Weare work diligently to fulfill my campaign departments or officials. You can email 529-7253

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Ad #3 Page # Ad #4 Page # Winner for Nov. 4, 2016 Also from The Granite Quill: Answers for week of Nov. 4, 2016: Pat IN New Hampshire Name • Cyr Lumber – Page 7 Your Guide to What’s Happening in the Granite State Shutt, Mailing Address • Appleseeds – Page 11 Senior Lifestyles • Edmunds Ace – Page 19 Antrim A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors Town & Zip • Sullys – Page 30 www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 13 Area Election Results

Edwina Hastings (R) 445 Lee Nyquist (D) 406 - Andy Sanborn (R) 476 THE Merrliee Schwanke (R) 399 NH HOUSE Dist 38 (2) Messenger NH HOUSE DIST 38 (2) Richard McNamara (D) 420 - Jim Kofalt (R) 377 Jim Kofalt (R) 457 Bianca Aceborn Peco (D) 366 - John Valera (R) 366 Pick up your Messenger at: Richard McNamara (D) 451 HANCOCK John Valera (R) 440 STATE SENATE Andover: Jake's, Circle K, Diner, Bianca Acebron Peco (D) 422 Lee Nyquist (D) 680 Antrim: Antrim Marketplace, Rick & Dianne's, FRANKLIN Andy Sunburn (R) 488 Edmunds STATE SENATE NH HOUSE DIST 3 Bennington: Albertos, Harris Convenience, Sam Cataldo (R) 2016 Jonathan Manley (D) 811 General Store Andru Volinsky (D) 1475 NH HOUSE DIST 38 (2) Bow: Town Office, Mobil, Chen Yang Li NH HOUSE DIST 2 (2) Richard McNamara (D) 635 Bradford: Bradford Marketplace, Bank, Post David Testerman (R) 1111 Bianca Acebron (D) 574 Werner Horn (R) 1056 Jim Kofalt (R) 432 Office, Appleseed Scott Burns (D) 989 John Valera (R) 421 Claremont: Hannafords Market Basket Ruth Bowley (D) 708 HENNIKER Dunbarton: Pages Corner NH HOUSE DIST 3 (2) STATE SENATE Elkins: Post Office Gregory Hill (R) 654 Dan Feltes (D) 1409 Francestown: General Store Deborah Wheeler (D) 610 Jeff Newman (R) 1096 Franklin: Hannafords, City Hall, Franklin Carolee Longley (D) 559 NH HOUSE Savings Bank, Franklin Studio, Pizza Chef Ryan Smith ( R) 555 Beth Rodd (D) 1335 Georges Mills: Jake's Market NH HOUSE DIST 26 David Woolpert (D) 1232 Howard Pearl (R) 711 Mark Lindsley (R) 1141 Goffstown: Sully's, Sawyers, Vicksters, Lorrie Carey (D) 628 Thomas Dunne (R) 912 Village Trestle, Shell, Cumberland Farms, GOFFSTOWN HILLSBOROUGH China Gourmet, Putnam's, YMCA STATE SENATE STATE SENATE Grantham: Rum Brook Market, Circle K Lou D'Allesandro (D) 4929 Ruth Ward (R) 1574 Greenfield: Harvester Market Carla Gericke (R) 4133 John Garvey (D)1250 Goshen: General Store, Lumber Barn NH HOUSE DIST 6 (5) NH HOUSE (DIST 1 2) Guild: Post Office, Dorr Mill Store Barbara Griffin 4675 Jim Fedolfi (R) 1432 Hancock: General Store, Fiddleheads David Pierce 4530 Marjorie Porter (D) 1324 Claire Rouillard 4222 Charles Levesque (R) 1184 Henniker: Harvester, Pharmacy, All In One Nick Zaricki 4061 Gil Shattuck (D) 1099 Market, Henniker Farm Store, Edmunds Richard Christie 4124 HOPKINTON Hillsborough: Shaws, Post Office, Diner, JD Judi Lanza 3325 STATE SENATE Foods, Lake Sunapee Bank, Santander, Bank Rita MacGregor 3148 Dan Feltes (D) 2089 of NH, McDonalds, Subway, Dunkin' Donuts, Angela Mackenzie 3270 Jeff Newman (R) 1359 William's Store Melanie Renfrew-Hebert 2985 NH HOUSE (3) Hopkinton: Town Hall, No5 Tavern NH HOUSE DIST 39 David Luneau (D) 2063 Jaffrey: Belletetes, Mr Mike's, Dunkin' Donuts John Burt ( R) 4884 Mel Myler (D) 1859 James Ashworth (D) 3703 Mary Jane Walner (D) 1843 Keene: Hannafords, Price Chopper GREENFIELD John French (R) 1396 Lebanon: Shaws (2), Price Chopper (2) STATE SENATE Luke Diamond (R) 1240  Newbury: Marzelli's, Bubba's, Post Office Newport: Shaws, Caronis Market, T-Bird, Circle K, Quick Stop Identify this Mystery Photo & New Boston: General Store Mystery New London: Hannafords, Colonial WinWin a a$15 $15 Gift Gift Certificate Certificate! Pharmacy, Mackenna's, Jake's Market Peterborough: Shaws, Toadstool Bookstore, Photo to Ming Du Restaurant! Mr Mike's, Hospital, Dunkin' Donuts, Brady's, Roy's, Nonnies All entries must include name, Rindge: Market Basket, Hannaford address and telephone number. Sunapee: Mini Mart, Pizza Market, Town Hall Sutton: Vernondale Store, Post Offices Mail to: Mystery Photo, Warner: Market Basket, Foothills Restaurant, PO Box 1190, Hillsboro, NH 03244 Circle K Washington: General Store Winner for Nov. 4, 2016: Weare: Town Office, Dimitri's, Country 3, Naomi Bolton, Weare Lanctots, Blackbird Market & Deli Photo was of: Paulk Brown, Newport Wilmot: Park & Go Page 14 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

d Sox T Re im Area Election Results ’s e t ! I NEWBURY John Garvey (D) 948 STATE SENATE NH HOUSE DIST 2 Ruth Ward (R) 662 Sue Gottling (D) 1038 John Garvey (D) 625 Ian Underwood (R) 910 NH HOUSE (2) NH HOUSE DIST 9 Karen Ebel (D) 1028 Linda Tanner (D) 1038 Dan Wolf R) 849 Spec Bowers (R) 974 Jayne Powers Leary (D) 336 SUTTON NEW BOSTON STATE SENATE STATE SENATE Ruth Ward (R) 571 Andy Sanborn (R) 1780 John Garvey (D) 623 Lee Nyquist (D) 1543 NH HOUSE Catch the NH HOUSE DIST 5 (2) Douglas Long (R) 593 Glen Dickey (R) 1655 Sam Schanberg (D) 561 Boston Red Sox Gerald Griffin (R) 1618 TILTON David Woodbury (D) 1520 STATE SENATE all season long on Christopher Colomb (D) 1134 Charlie Chandler (D) 913 WNTK Talk Radio NH HOUSE DIST 40 Bob Giuda (R) 851 Keith Ammon (R) 1859 NH HOUSE (2) 99.7 FM. Kat McGhee (D) 1307 Dennis Fields (R) 892 NEWPORT Ian Raymond (D) 740 STATE SENATE Timothy Lang (R) 705 Springfield’s Variety Ruth Ward (R) 1573 Rich Burke (D) 685 1480 AM and 106.5 FM John Garvey (D) 1207 WARNER NH HOUSE DIST 6 (2) STATE SENATE WCNL Country NH Skip Rollins (R) 1976 Dan Feltes (D) 912 Virginia Irwin (D) 1193 Jeff Newman (R) 755 1010 AM and 94.7 FM Bill Schroeter (R) 977 NH HOUSE DIST 7 John Lunn (D) 688 Clyde Carson (D) 966 NH HOUSE DIST 9 Joseph Mendola (R) 738 Sullivan County’s Country, Spec Bowers (R) 1484 NH HOUSE DIST 25 Linda Tanner (D) 1240 David Karrock (D) 898 Community & NEW LONDON Natalie Wells (R) 785 Information Station STATE SENATE WASHINGTON John Garvey (D) 1707 STATE SENATE WCNL COUNTRY Ruth Ward (R) 1130 Ruth Gard (R) 399 NH HOUSE (2) John Garvey (D) 252 1010 AM / 94.7 FM Dan Wolf (R) 1636 NH HOUSE DIST 7 Karen Ebel (D) 1372 Jim Grenier (R) 424 Classic Country, New Karen Ebel (R) 1030 Melanie Bell (D) 223 Country, Country Crossover Jayne Powers Leary (D) 932 NH HOUSE DIST 11 NH HOUSE DIST 2 Steve Smith (R) 417 Artists - Plus the Red Sox NORTHFIELD Tuthill (D) 209 STATE SENATE WEARE Harold French (R) 11674 STATE SENATE Andrew Hosmer (D)1028 Ruth Ward ( R) 2899 NH HOUSE DIST 3 (2) John Garvey (D) 1782 Gregory Hill (R) 1176 NH HOUSE DIST 2 (3) Ryan Smith (R) 950 Gary Hopper (R) 2270 Deborah Wheeler (D) 870 Neal Kurk (R) 2239 Carolee Longley (D) 780 Daniel Donovan (R)2050 PETERBOROUGH Aaron Gill (D) 1457 STATE SENATE Arnold Rocklin-Weare (D) 1452 Lee Nyquist (D) 2348 Ellen Dokton (D) 1174 Andy Sanborn (R) 1427 WILMOT NH HOUSE (2) STATE SENATE Peter Leishman (D) 2288 Charlie Chandler (D) 484 Ivy Van (D) 2105 Bob Guida (R) 367 Gary Carpenter (R) 1419 NH HOUSE SUNAPEE Douglas Lang (R) 454 STATE SENATE Tom Schanburg (D) 406 www.Country1010.com Ruth Ward (R) 1095 www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 15 Local Shops & Services Where Art German MY KNAPTON Meets Fiber John’s Place · · INSURANCE Authentic German Backerei Nail Salon Hearty German Sourdough 4 Central St., Hillsboro, NH 03244 Reade & Woods Breads, Original Soft Pretzels, A member of the Davis & Towle Group Crusty Rolls, Pastries & OOtOthertheher SSpSpecialtiespeciaaltl iees Home-Auto-Business-Life-Health 5 West Main Street Open by CaƩ or Hillsborough, NH 03244 aƭ oiƸ meƸ tƠ t 603-464-3422 161 Foster Hill Rd., Henniker 603-464-5079 Fax 603-464-4066 • Mon.-Sat. 10-5pm • ǁ urie Ɯ Open Thursday - Saturday Ɯ . 428-7830 Sun. by appt. Tues. - S (603) 22 School Street, Hillsboro, NH www.germanjohnsbakery.com Kyle Knapton, AAI www.FIBERSTUDIO.com 7am - 7pm 305-1547 The Mutt Hut All Breed Dog Grooming VETERINARY Alyssa Janelle Upstairs at 86 Prospect St. HOSPITAL Henniker A locally owned full-service Pampering animal hospital dedicated Pets to high quality, compassionate since 1988 care of our local animal population. Daniel’s Gift shop & boutique. Established 1985 603-428-7290 (603) 428-3441 By appointment only. hennikervet.com A unique gift shop with an eclectic Salon 405 collection of gifts for everyone! Intervale Jewelry • clothing • pottery Farm glassware • gourmet foods & more! Pancake House Wanda Robie • Owner/Stylist Come in & explore! Local & Fair Trade The Intervale Farm Pancake House has been serving breakfast to the locals of Like us on facebook to see new items Henniker and nearby towns for more than HAIR DESIGN 25 years. Come by for pancakes, waffl es, or French toast with our own maple syrup, ISO Products STUDIO & specials. 48 Main St., Henniker, NH made right here every spring. Hrs: Tue-Sat 9AM-5PM • Evenings by Appointment 603-428-7621 931 Flanders Road, Henniker, NH 497 W. Main St., Hillsboro • 478-5722 603-428-7196

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Andover 703 673 642 735 735 626 N/A N/A 717 592 Antrim 668 748 719 701 695 687 N/A N/A 685 678 Bennington 327 432 399 355 342 386 N/A N/A 336 370 Bow 2570 2119 2509 2435 2446 2412 N/A N/A 2461 2252 Bradford 442 485 478 474 461 472 N/A N/A 444 484 Deering 383 586 572 418 399 567 N/A N/A 395 565 Dunbarton 681 1026 1076 692 683 1039 N/A N/A 669 1025 Francestown 471 444 508 483 470 491 N/A N/A 487 493 franklin 1487 2049 1882 1706 1675 1861 N/A N/A 1654 1811 Goffstown 4146 5009 5197 4170 4067 5088 3662 4411 N/A N/A Greenfield 433 414 414 449 447 399 N/A N/A 445 410 Hancock 713 433 487 705 689 473 N/A N/A 712 456 Henniker 1429 1060 1151 1423 1395 1128 N/A N/A 1357 1083 Hillsborough 1198 1588 1502 1322 1302 1464 N/A N/A 1244 1489 Hopkinton 2025 1366 1555 2000 2044 1493 N/A N/A 2086 1597 Newbury 621 662 721 623 587 712 N/A N/A 588 682 Newport 1085 1665 1555 1203 1122 1600 N/A N/A 1199 1475 New Boston 1381 1792 1923 1362 1350 1826 N/A N/A 1338 1798 New London 1765 1094 1283 1625 1537 1326 N/A N/A 1568 1246 Northfield 884 1330 1205 1023 1012 1147 N/A N/A 980 1141 Peterborough 2487 1179 1362 2450 2399 1319 N/A N/A 2365 1256 Sunapee 928 1044 1135 906 892 1122 N/A N/A 890 1065 Sutton 607 560 594 615 611 576 N/A N/A 608 557 Tilton 780 973 901 872 868 874 782 821 N/A N/A Warner 874 790 828 901 913 781 N/A N/A 905 771 Washington 247 400 401 268 258 397 N/A N/A 248 381 Weare 1734 2957 2886 1932 1885 2849 N/A N/A 1762 2838 Wilmot 499 342 392 486 484 379 N/A N/A 476 383          Election Results 2016           www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 17

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Andover 703 673 642 735 735 626 N/A N/A 717 592 Antrim 668 748 719 701 695 687 N/A N/A 685 678 Bennington 327 432 399 355 342 386 N/A N/A 336 370 Bow 2570 2119 2509 2435 2446 2412 N/A N/A 2461 2252 Bradford 442 485 478 474 461 472 N/A N/A 444 484 Deering 383 586 572 418 399 567 N/A N/A 395 565 Dunbarton 681 1026 1076 692 683 1039 N/A N/A 669 1025 Francestown 471 444 508 483 470 491 N/A N/A 487 493 franklin 1487 2049 1882 1706 1675 1861 N/A N/A 1654 1811 Goffstown 4146 5009 5197 4170 4067 5088 3662 4411 N/A N/A Greenfield 433 414 414 449 447 399 N/A N/A 445 410 Hancock 713 433 487 705 689 473 N/A N/A 712 456 Henniker 1429 1060 1151 1423 1395 1128 N/A N/A 1357 1083 Hillsborough 1198 1588 1502 1322 1302 1464 N/A N/A 1244 1489 Hopkinton 2025 1366 1555 2000 2044 1493 N/A N/A 2086 1597 Newbury 621 662 721 623 587 712 N/A N/A 588 682 Newport 1085 1665 1555 1203 1122 1600 N/A N/A 1199 1475 New Boston 1381 1792 1923 1362 1350 1826 N/A N/A 1338 1798 New London 1765 1094 1283 1625 1537 1326 N/A N/A 1568 1246 Northfield 884 1330 1205 1023 1012 1147 N/A N/A 980 1141 Peterborough 2487 1179 1362 2450 2399 1319 N/A N/A 2365 1256 Sunapee 928 1044 1135 906 892 1122 N/A N/A 890 1065 Sutton 607 560 594 615 611 576 N/A N/A 608 557 Tilton 780 973 901 872 868 874 782 821 N/A N/A Warner 874 790 828 901 913 781 N/A N/A 905 771 Washington 247 400 401 268 258 397 N/A N/A 248 381 Weare 1734 2957 2886 1932 1885 2849 N/A N/A 1762 2838 Wilmot 499 342 392 486 484 379 N/A N/A 476 383          Election Results 2016           Page 18 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com 2 WORKHORSES Boys Sports SOCCER ARE BETTER Division III Championship # 5 Hopkinton 1 #2 Stevens 0: The Hopkinton High boys' soccer team only needed one goal to take home the NHIAA Division III cham- THAN 1. pionship Saturday at Larkin Field. The fifth-seeded Hawks earned a 1-0 GET A $500 REBATE WHEN YOU PURCHASE A victory over #2 Stevens of Claremont on the back of Jacob Rockwood's MAHINDRA TRACTOR AND THE NEW mPACT™ XTV.* first-half goal and a shutout performance from goalkeeper Tim Meserve. Division II Championship # 6 Goffstown 1 # 1 Lebanon 0: The Grizzlies went about their busi- NO WONDER WE'RE ness decisively, converting each of their four penalties to top Lebanon THE WORLD'S NUMBER 1 4-2, lifting them to a 1-0 victory. Sixth-seeded Goffstown got conver- SELLING TRACTOR sions from Ethan Skinner, Mike Fortin, Nick Mason and Noah Charron, whose score pushed the Grizzlies to their first title since 1957. FOOTBALL Division III Quarterfinal Bishop Brady 46 Newport 20: The Tigers scored twice late in the third quarter to make it 34-14 going into the fourth. Things almost got even more interesting when Newport lineman Peter Thibault inter- cepted Bernard and rumbled for what looked like a 75-yard touchdown, but the run was called back due to a penalty. Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough 42 Winnisquam 0: The Lakers took a 28-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Bow 27 John Stark 21: On their second possession of the second half the Falcons drove 70 yards and running back Justin Mooney punched in a score on second and goal from the 4. The drive ate up seven minutes and the teams were tied once again, 21-21, going into the fourth quar- ter. Harkins found Kimball for the go-ahead score, but a missed extra point made the final score at 27-21. Unified Soccer Championship Exeter 10 Winnisquam 5: The Blue Hawks defended their Uni- Mahindra mPACT XTV Mahindra eMAX fied title on Sunday with a 10-5 win over Winnisquam of Tilton at Jim ☐ Best-in-Class Cargo Box ☐ Best-in-Class Capacity (1,200 lb) Lift Capacity Fitzgerlad Field. Winnisquam, who lost by a goal to Exeter in last year’s semifinals, got a hat trick from Richard Estes and two more from David ☐ Best-in-Class Towing ☐ Best-in-Class Alderidge. Capacity (2,100 lb) Turning Radius ☐ Best in Class Ground ☐ Best in Class Clearance (12") Warranty Hopkinton Fall Sports Awards Field Hockey Emmy Campbell MVP; Clara Walling Coach’s Award Test drive an mPACT now at Cross Country Caroline Wando Most Improved; Caleb Wando Most Improved; Simon KNOXLAND EQUIPMENT Doneski Most Valuable Runner; Emma Rothe Most Valuable Runner Test25 drive Old Warneran mPACT Lane now • atWarner NH Boys Varsity Soccer SMITH TRACTOR Tucker Windhurst Most Important Player; 603-746-5260 . 0000 Street Name Town Name Jacob Rockwood Coach’s Award 000.000.0000www.knoxland.com.dealersite.com Golf Ryan Hughes Most Improved; Nick Fairneny Most Valuable Golfer Girls Varsity Soccer Aaliyah Curley MVP; Brianna Curley Offensive Player of the Year Football Henry Yianakopolos Offensive MVP; Aidan Horne Defensive MVP All offers expire December 31st, 2015. www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 19 Girls Sports

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Girls JV Soccer 1533769 MVP – Teah Johnson; Coaches Award – Haley Hurd Girls Varsity Soccer Golden Boot/Ball – Bridgette Winters; SALE SALE RED Golden Glove – Melissa Veitch; Coaches Award – Kiersten Clough RED HOT HOT BUY Girls Varsity Volleyball 99 BUY 99 Hillcat Award – Catherine Montanez; Top Performer Award – Kristina 79 9 Stevens; Playmaker Award – Nicole Mooney Infrared Ace Girls JV Volleyball Quartz Sunfl ower Hillcat Award – Lydia Powell; Playmaker Award – Mackenzie Murdough; Heater Seed, Top Performer Award – Meghan Wheeler Energy-saving auto 20 Lb. Bass Fishing mode, 3 temp 81121 settings. Woodgrain Sportsmanship Award – Ryan Hays cherry fi nish. 4558425 Sportsmanship Award – Sawyer Jones Page 20 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com Hamilton & Martin NHIAA Hall of Fame The 16th Annual NHIAA Hall of Fame Induction will be held on Sunday, November 13, 2016. The Class of 2016 includes Carol Hamilton, of Henniker, and Curtis Martin of Hopkinton. Under the category of Official, the NHIAA is proud to include Carol Butler Hamilton in the NHIAA Hall of Fame. Carol’s coach- Country Service/City Selection • 833 S. Stark Highway ing career spanned two decades from the mid 1970’s through Hardware hours: M-Th 6-5:30; Fri. 6-7; Sat. 8-7; Sun. 9-3 • 529-7539 ext. 3 the mid 1980’s at Henniker High School. There, Carol coached Convenience/Deli hours: M.-Sat. 6am-9pm; Sun. 7am-9pm • 529-7539 ext. 2 softball for six years and basketball for eight years. Over her bas- Convenience open Thanksgiving Day 7am-3pm! Follow us on Facebook! ketball coaching career, Carol led her teams to four Class S State Country 3 Corners for Convenience/Deli & Country 3 Corners Hardware. Championships. In 1985, Carol was named National High School Coach of the Year for Girls Basketball. HARDWARE STORE & LUMBER YARD While her coaching resume is impressive, Carol’s dedication to the craft of refereeing stands up to anyone across the Granite State. Carol’s 30-plus years roaming the sidelines as a field hockey official, 20-plus years on the basketball court, and 15-plus years Get Ready For Winter! on the lacrosse field have earned her many accolades at both the high school and college level. Stove Pipes, Roofi ng For her dedication and devotion to girls’ sports, Carol was Insulation, Pellets & More! inducted into the New Agenda Northeast advancing the roles of girls and women in sports Hall of Fame in 2013. Carol’s dedication to her athletes and her commitment to female athletes across the state of New Hampshire are certainly worthy of induction into the NHIAA Hall of Fame. Under the category of Coach, the NHIAA is pleased to recog- nize the outstanding contributions of Curtis “Curt” Martin. Curt graduated from Hopkinton High School in 1967. While at Hop- kinton, Curt played golf and basketball. Curt earned individual golf honors, as he was crowned the State Champion in 1965. In addition to his golf accolades, Curt also competed on the Class M Basketball State Championship team in 1966. Curt coached the girls basketball team for 19 years, the girls soccer team to 14 years, the boys soccer team for 10 years, and the girls lacrosse team for 5 years. His accomplishments include winning hundreds of games, five state championships, and three Coach of the Year selections Pre Season Pellet Sale! in two different sports: girls basketball in 2003 and girls soccer in $269 per ton 1996 and 1998. Taking over two fledging programs at Hopkinton High School, Curt slowly grew the girls soccer and girls lacrosse $20 in town delivery for 1 ton. No delivery for 2 or more tons. programs into perennial contenders in the state. While his teams Now until November 4th. were always teams to be respected due to their skill, they were respected due to their sportsmanship and the way in which they competed. During his coaching career, Curt was an active mem- CONVENIENCE & DELI ber of the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches’ Association and New items: GREETING CARDS, the New Hampshire Soccer Coaches’ Association, serving as their fl owers, cheeses, crackers, NEW New shipment president for a term. He was also a member of the NHIAA Soccer BREAKFAST menu, specials! of Flamingos Committee and an active member of the New Hampshire As- Full service deli including fresh for #AbbyStrong sociation of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. salads, pre-sliced meats, cheese, On the National stage, Curt was a member of the National Soccer produce & handmade made pizza! Coaches’ Association of America. While his coaching career at Hopkinton has come to a close, WINE/BEER TASTINGS, FRIDAYS 5�7PM you can still see him at games throughout the year at Hopkin- ton High School. Together with his wife Tracy, they still live in Friday Nov. 11: Tasting with Ariel Friday Nov. 18: Tasting with Amber Contoocook where they raised two daughters Chelsea and Dayna. Tuesday Nov. 22: Tasting with Derek After a long and most illustrious career at Hopkinton where he (just in time for Thanksgiving) earned the William Loeb Award and the NHIAA Coaches Recog- Friday Dec. 2: SURPRISE! nition Award, it is fitting that we welcome Curtis Martin into the Friday Dec. 9: Tasting with Derek NHIAA Hall of Fame. www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The messenger | Page 21

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2016 Hillsboro-Deering Girl's Varsity Soccer

Compliments of the Messenger 14-5 Division III Semifi nalist YOU MAKE US PROUD! REGULAR SEASON H-D 4 Newport 1 H-D 5 Stevens 1 Head Coach – Susan Else #8 - Madeline Parisi-11 #19 – Izabella Warren-10 H-D 2 Fall Mountain 3 H-D 6 Somersworth 1 H-D 1 Campbell 2 Jv Coach – Clarice Clark #11 - Emily Wightman-11 #21 – Halie Hurd-10 H-D 4 Hopkinton 1 H-D 4 Inter-Lakes 0 H-D 0 Hopkinton 3 #2 - Samantha Audette-12 #14 - Bridgette Winters-12 #22 - Sarah Ingalls-12 H-D 3 Stevens 0 H-D 1 Fall Mountain 2 DIVISION III TOURNAMENT #3 –Teah Johnson-11 (Capt.) #23 – Melissa Veitch-12 H-D 3 Derryfi eld 2 H-D 4 Conant 2 H-D 7 Bishop Brady 2 #4 – Morgan Racine-9 #15 – Emily Gibson-12 #24 - Kiersten Clough-12 (Capt.) H-D 4 Prospect Mt 3 H-D 5 Newport 2 H-D 1 Raymond 0 #5 - Meredith Denu-12 #17 - Samantha Grondin-11 #25 - Taveya Ortiz-11 H-D 8 Monadnock 1 H-D 7 Monadnock 0 H-D 1 Fall Mountain 3 #7 – Kianna Carter-11 #18 - Mara Grady-11 BLOOD UNIFORM #6 Page 22 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com 2016 Hopkinton Boy's Varsity Soccer

16-3 Division III Champions YOU MAKE US PROUD! REGULAR SEASON Hopkinton 3 Raymond Hopkinton 6 Stevens 0 3 Paul Molnar MF/D 10 11 Joe Cullinan MF 12 19 Max Rossignol MF 11 Hopkinton 5 Hillsboro-Deering 1 Hopkinton1 Derryfi eld 5 DIVISION II TOURNAMENT 4 Aiden Kennett MF 9 12 Pete Sintros D 10 20 Allan Faulkner MF 10 Hopkinton 6 Monadnock 0 Hopkinton 3 Sanborn 0 Hopkinton 7 Conant 1 5 Corey Breault MF 10 13 Azarius Meister F 11 PRINCIPAL: Christopher Kelley Hopkinton 1 Bishop Brady 2 Hopkinton 3 Campbell0 Hopkinton 5 InterLakes 0 6 Dustin Rose D 11 14 Daniel Miner MF 9 AD: Dan Meserve Hopkinton 1 Fall Mountain 0 Hopkinton 5 Somersworth 1 Hopkinton 1 Stevens 0 7 Tucker Windhurst D 12 15 Alex Miller G 10 HEAD COACH: Scott Zipke Hopkinton 5 Mascenic 2 Hopkinton 8 Newport 0 00 Sam Crawford G 9 8 Derek West F/D 9 16 Zach Signor D 11 ASST. COACH(ES): Josh Kattef Hopkinton 1 Gilford 0 Hopkinton 1 Belmont 2 1 Tim Meserve G 12 9 Jacob Rockwood MF 12 17 Seamus Quinn D 11 MANAGER(S): Ben McManus, Hopkinton 5 Mascoma 1 Hopkinton 6 Conant 0 2 Will Rhynhart MF 12 10 Gerry Donahue F 11 18 Benny Madden D 9 Ben Bickford Compliments of the Messenger

2016 Goff stown Boys's Varsity Soccer

15-3-1 Division II Champion YOU MAKE US PROUD! REGULAR SEASON Goff stown 3 Portsmouth 1 Goff sown 4 Manchester West 3 6 Riley Putnam MIDFIELD Sr 16 Jakob Britton-Doucette Goff stown 5 Trinity 2 Goff stown 3 Lebanon 4 Goff stown 1 ConVal 0 7 Andrew Lazott MIDFIELD Jr MIDFIELD Sr Goff stoen 5 Bow 2 Goff stown 5 Pelham 2 Goff stown 2 Pmbroke 1 8 Chris Martin BACK Sr 18 Noah Charron FORWARD Jr Goff stown 7 Merrimack Valley 0 Goff stown 2 Kearsarge 2 Goff stown1 Lebanon 0 10 Ethan Skinner MIDFIELD Sr 19 Max Lajeunesse BACK Jr Goff stown 1 Pembroke 2 Goff stown 0 John Stark 1 11 Sebastion Manney 21 Jake Borges BACK Sr Goff stown 2 Plymouth 1 Goff stown 7 Milford 2 0 Myles Green KEEPER Fr FORWARD Jr 22 Sam Heidenreich Goff stown 3 Oyster River 0 Goff stown 5 Manchester West 0 1 Tyler Santoro KEEPER Jr 12 Mike Fortin MIDFIELD Jr FORWARD Sr Goff stown 4 St. Thomas 3 DIVISION II 3 Ryan Cook FORWARD Jr 14 Nick Mason FORWARD So 23 Ryan Hall BACK Sr Goff stown 2 Coe-Brown 0 TOURNAMENT 4 Brandon Bartolucci BACK Sr 15 Tiernan Benoit BACK Sr Compliments of the Messenger www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The messenger | Page 23

2016 John Stark Girls's Varsity Soccer

17-3 Division II Champions YOU MAKE US PROUD! REGULAR SEASON: John Stark 1 Milford 2 John stark 3 Kearsarge 0 Jocelyn Dimond Allie McKean John Stark 2 ConVal 1 John Stark 1 lebanon 0 John Stark 2 Portsmouth 1 Cara Easter Rebecca McLaughlin John Stark 6 Lebanon 0 John Stark 2 Goff stown 3 John Stark 2 Bow 1 Megan Gawthorp MacKenzie Nase John Stark 1 Hanover 0 John Stark 1 Kearsarge 0 John Stark 4 Oyster River 0 Avery Gorhan Sara Nikias John stark 2 Pelham 0 John Stark1 Bow 4 Morgan Hawkes Brooke Shatney John Stark 5 Plymouth 0 Jhn Stark 6 Pembroke 1 Coach: Heather Doucette Rachel Keon Olivia Sohl John Stark 8 Kennett 0 John Stark 3 trinity 0 Erin Bennetter Alexandra Knapton Aria Ulmer John Stark 10 Kingswood 0 DIVISION II Meghan Blanchette Allison L'Heureux Chelsea Woodsum John Stark 1 Hanover 0 Abigail Brandt Cadence Loos Manager Victoris Rizzitano TOURNAMENT: Sarah Clark Hannah Marquis John Stark 5 Sanborn 0 Compliments of the Messenger

2016 Sunapee Girl's Varsity Soccer

16-0-1 Division IV Champions YOU MAKE US PROUD! REGULAR SEASON Sunapee 3 Moultonborough 0 DIVISION IV Danielle Usko 12 4 M Madeline Austin 11 13 M Sunapee 7 Colebrook 1 Sunapee 8 Pittsfi eld 0 TOURNAMENT Sydney Clark 12 5 F Jackie Balch 11 15 F Sunapee 2 Newport 1 Sunapee 12 Newport 0 Sunapee 6 Woodsville0 Faith Larpenter 12 11 D Hannah Cooney 10 23 F Sunapee 4 Concord Christian 0 Sunapee 1 Newmarket 0 Sunapee 4 Profi le 1 Zee Han 12 8 D Elizabeth Bennett 10 14 D Sunapee 6 Colebrook 0 Jessica Parsons 12 24 D Mary Moynihan 10 16 M Sunapee 0 Gorham 0 Sunapee 4 Epping 0 Lynnsey Trabka12 21 F Elizabeth Frederick 9 12 M Sunapee 6 Moultonborough 0 Sunapee 3 Newmarket 2 Kate Frederick 12 18 M Kalleigh Durkee 11 7 D Sunapee 4 pittsfi eld 0 Maryann Cousens 12 9 M Mary Kayleigh Bean 11 2 D Sunapee 10 concord christian 0 Suzanne Rickard 11 Gk Gk Grzanna 12 17 M/F Compliments of the Messenger Page 24 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com Events: Community Bulletin Board Saturday November 12 tions and crafts, books, country pantry, cookie TURKEY PARTY: Antrim's American Legion MOVIE NIGHT: showing of the favorite walk, jewelry and special raffle and, silent Post 50 will hold its Annual Turkey Party at Disney film Cinderella. Admission is free and auction. 7:00 PM at the Post home on West St., The complimentary popcorn and a drink will be Monday November 14 public is invited to attend for an evening of fun served. The doors open at 6:30pm and the and a chance to win one of 50 turkeys and 12 HOLIDAY BLOOD DRIVE: at Francestown El- hams. Refreshments will be available. movie begins at 7pm. ementary School Francestown’s Holiday Blood CHRISTMAS BAZZAR: The South Congrega- Drive will be held 3:30 PM -7:30 PM at the HOLIDAY BAZAAR: 8 am to 12:30 pm at tional Church Annual Christmas Bazaar will be Francestown Elementary School. Your donation the Community Church of New Boston Local held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, The can make a difference for as many as three holiday shopping at its best. Hot lunch from bazaar includes morning coffee, luncheon, patients. Francestown semi - annual blood 11 am to 12:30 pm, featuring the famous Corn a cookie walk, baked goods, a Christmas drives are proudly hosted by the Auxiliary of Chowder. room, handmade gifts, a jewelry table, attic the Francestown Volunteer Fire Department. Sunday November 20 treasures, gift basket raffles and more. Friday November 18 WAYNO OLSON: For decades, Wayno Olson ANDOVER TOUR: A guided tour of the HANCOCK LIBRARY: 5pm-7pm Movie Night presided over several of Antrim’s most promi- Andover area's only "nanobrewery" will be with Pizza! We will be watching Through the nent businesses. (Who among us doesn’t still offered beginning at 10 a.m., at the facilities of Looking Glass. Please sign up ahead of time call Antrim Marketplace “Wayno’s”?) Wayno the Big Water Brewery, hidden on a back road if you wish to have pizza. This movie is rated employed scores of Antrim residents, often in in Salisbury.Participants who wish to car-pool PG-13. This program is brought to you by the their first paid positions, and served thousands (or follow a lead vehicle) to the brewery can Tween/Teen Advisory Board. of customers with his everlasting good humor. meet up in the parking lot behind the Andover Please join us to hear Wayno Olson reminisce Town Hall on Main Street at 9: 30 a.m. Saturday November 19 about his career in Antrim business, on Sun- 40th ANNUAL SENIOR DINNER: A Free full TURKEY RAFFLE: American Legion Post#65 day, November 20th between 3:00 and 4:00 course Thanksgiving Dinner sponsored by the Weare N.H Annual Turkey Raffle Saturday p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. Hillsboro Lions club 1pm at H-D Elementary Doors open at 7:00PM. Purchase tickets and Tuesday November 22 School cafeteria. place it on your favorite number on the board and you could can be a winner. Raffle tickets HANCOCK LIBRARY: 2pm Movie and HOLIDAY FAIR: Our Lady of Fatima Church, also available, win 175.00 or basket of cheer Popcorn. Come watch Finding Dory and enjoy 724 Main Street, New London from 9:00 a.m. and other prizes. some popcorn. This movie is rated G. Upcom- to 2:00 p.m. Fair will feature holiday decora- ing Avenue A Events. Thursday 40TH Annual Come one, come all!!! November 24 Hillsboro Lions Club Celebr ome ate CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FARE DINER: Hopkin- Senior Citizen C ton Lions Club with Dimitri's Pizza SHOPPING FAIR and Colonial Village Market, cor- DINNER BAKE SALE • PENNY SALE dially invite you to a Thanksgiving SATURDAY CONCESSION STAND Pancake Breakfast to support the SATURDAY, NOV.12 Hopkinton Food Pantry at Country NOV. 12, 2016 9AM-3PM Fare Diner Contoocook Village • Free Turkey Dinner with All the Fixins St. Lawrence Parish, (Hall), Center 8 AM -11 AM Adults $5 • Entertainment 1 East Union St. • Gofftstown children $3. Handmade Rustic Christmas Decorations, At H-D Elementary School Many New Vendors & Crafters Saturday Olde FREE Admission & Penny Sale Ticket! Door Prize by Jacques Flowers! November 26 F • Children’s Corner - ashioned Affordable gifts! CHRISTMAS FAIR: at Washing- • Breakfast & Lunch - ton Elementary School from 9am Bargain prices! • Bakers Corner - to 2pm. Visit with Santa from 10 Christmas Home-baked to noon – bring a camera. Come delicacies! December 3 • 2016 and shop for special gifts, home- Seating at 1:00 PM 50/50 made items and delicious food Seating Limited to 200 Presented by Hillsborough Pride Raffl e! delicacies. Lunch will be served. www.granitequill.com | november 11, 2016 | The messenger | Page 25 Events: Community Bulletin Board Sponsored by the Washington Congregational 9 - 14 year olds, though the information can Tuba Quartet. Santa arrives at 5pm with the Church. A few tables are still available at $15 be widely applied to children of all age ranges. children’s concert at 5:30pm, the adult Concert each. Call Becky Denslow for more information Space is limited and registration is suggested. and sing a long at 6:00pm followed by refresh- at 495-1196. Please visit the River Center website to register ments. All First Friday events are free and CHRISTMAS FAIR & COOKIE WALK: 9am - online at www.rivercenter.us or call the Grape- open to the public. 2pm St. Theresa's Parish Breakfast With Santa vine at 603.588.2620. This training is free and Saturday December 3 donations are gratefully accepted. 9:00-11:00 am hosted by The Henniker Lions OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS: Hillsborough Club. Vendors, Crafters, Farmers Mkt. Spaces CHOOSE FRANKLIN: Chief LaChapelle and e Pride coordinates events throughout town Still Available. Call Marlene (603) 938-2530. emergency Response Team will speak on their from 8 AM to 6 PM. Sunday November 27 importuner life-saving services. 8 Am at the Franklin Public library. Sunday December 11 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING: Join the Friday December 2 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA: Santa Claus is Recreation, your friends, family and neighbors coming to town, our town. join us for our at 6:00 PM on the Town Common for our An- HOLIDAY CONCERT: Begin the holiday Annual Breakfast with Santa. The kids can visit nual Christmas Tree Lighting. We will all join season with the Center for the Arts Holiday with Santa and parents are welcome to take together to light the Christmas Tree, sing some Concert from 5:00 to 7:00pm at Whipple photos. Breakfast will be served from 8-10:30 carols with the local church choirs and enjoy Hall in New London. The evening will feature am for a cost of $5 for adults, $4 for seniors light refreshments. It is a great way to kick off music by the KRES New London Chimes and kids age 5-12 and kids under age 5 are the holiday season. Choir, the SunapeeFlute Choir and the Exit 13 free. Join our holiday tradition. JOYFUL SHARING: Giving Tree - Visit one of the Giving Trees around New Boston to donate to a family less fortunate. Donation will be given to the Community Church of New Boston to help provide gifts for children and families in need so they can have a happy Holiday Season. You will find Giving Trees at the Town Hall, Recreation Department and Whipple Free Library. We invite you to take an ornament as you give. Please make your donation from Sunday, November 27 (at the Christmas Tree Lighting) - Friday, December 9, 2016. Checks can be made to the Community Church of New Boston. CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING: Join New Boston Recreation, your friends, family and neighbors at 6:00 PM on the Town Common for our Annual Christmas Tree Lighting. We will all join together to light the Christmas Tree, sing some carols with the local church choirs and enjoy light refreshments. It is a great way to kick off the holiday season. Thursday December 1 INTERNET SAFETY: The Grapevine Fam- ily & Community Resource Center and The River Center are co-sponsoring an upcoming series on Internet Safety for Parents. The first program will be held on Thursday, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Avenue A Teen & Com- munity Center at 42 Main Street in Antrim. This first program is geared toward parents of Page 26 | The Messenger | november 11, 2016 | www.granitequill.com enniker HChamber of Commerce

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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered Billie I. Hill of Salem, N.H. and her husband Jason, a Michael G. Cook, who died in 1994. She is SUNAPEE — Billie I. Hill, 80, died Tues- son Michael Vincent and his wife Cassandra survived by her son, John P. Cook, and his day, Nov. 1, 2016, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock of N. Andover, MA, and two nieces Amanda wife, Kim Marinucci, of New York City; two Medical Center in Cordier and Michelle Maniselli, George also grandchildren, Alex and Bella Cook; three Lebanon, after a period has four grandchildren, nephews and one niece. In lieu of flowers, of declining health. She two grand nieces and donations may be made in Joan’s memory was born April 16, 1936, two grand nephews. If to Riverbend, PO Box 2032, Concord NH in Northfield, Vermont, you like, a donation 03302-2032. to the late William and in George's name may Nonah Poole Melvina (Butler) Perra. be given to the World NEW BOSTON — Nonah Poole, 75, of Billie was predeceased Wildlife Fund, 1250 New Boston passed away on Wednesday, by her parents and a Twenty-Fourth St, N.W. Oct. 19, 2016. Nonah was born in Lowell, son, Edward R. Hill Jr., Washington, D.C. 20037 Mass., to the late Edmund Mathew and in 2008. Surviving family members include or the Pope Memorial Dorothy Hill. She married the late David her husband of 57 years, Edward R. Hill Sr.; SPCA of Concord Merrimack County, 94 Rand Poole Sr. on Oct. 27, 1956. Nonah is sons, Jeffery W. Hill and his partner, Cheri Silk Farm Rd, Concord, N.H.,03301 survived by her children, David R. Poole Jr., L. Tuck, of Nottingham, New Hampshire, Era (Kimberley) Holmes of Rumney, Cheryl Smith, Lois St. John, and and David J. Hill and his wife, Lula, of Era (Kimberley) Holmes 93 died Octo- Amy Parrish, all of New Boston, and Jona- Shoreline, Washington; daughter Deborah ber 26, 2016, died peacefully in her home at than Poole of Goffstown; grandchildren A. Pyke and her husband, David Pyke Jr., Havenwood-Heritage Heights, where she and great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, of The Colony, Texas; daughter-in-law, lived for the past five years. Born in 1923 in the family requests donations to the New Carvina C. Williams of Medford, Maine; Harbin, China, the daughter of a British cus- Boston Garden Club or the New Boston and grandsons, Edward (Tripp) R. Hill III, toms officer and a Russian refugee, Era was Historical Society. Andrew J. Hill, Christopher J. Progler Jr., predeceased by her husband, Albert Hol- and Zachary A. Progler. John Joseph Kuhns mes. She is survived by her daughter, Sarah NORTHFIELD - John J. Kuhns, 67, a George L. Vincent Holmes of Boston, MA, son and daughter in longtime resident of the Lakes Region Area WEARE-George L. Vincent,63, passed law, Nicholas and Brigette Holmes of Dun- died suddenly, Monday, October 31, 2016 at away peacefully at Concord Hospital with barton, and two grandchildren, Henry and the Concord Hospital in Concord after being his life partner by his side. Born on January Hillary Holmes In lieu of flowers, donations stricken ill on his way to work. " Big John" 17th, 1953 in Methuen, MA. to the late Leo may be made to the SPCA of Merrimack as he was known by many, was born in Phil- Vincent and Ilma (Willy) Gaudette Vincent County, Habitat for Humanity, or a charity adelphia, PA, November 17, 1948, son of the of Lawrence, MA. George was preceded in of the donor’s choice. late, John J. Kuhns and Betty (McKinley) his death by his two sisters Patricia Vincent Joan Boilard Cook Kuhns. He leaves his, Five children, John and Nancy Vincent Rolo. George is survived BOW - Joan Boilard Cook, 68, died J. Kuhns of Boston, Elizabeth A. Kuhns of by his life partner, Jeryl Paul of Weare, Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, at the Dartmouth- Franklin ( her three children), William E. N.H. her family, Kris Paul of Arlington, Hitchcock Hospital in Lebanon. She was Kuhns of Northfield, James C. Kuhns of VA and his wife Donna, Primela Starosiel- born in Portland, Maine, daughter of the Bristol ( his wife and two children) and ski and her husband Sergei of Ashburn, late John P. and Mary (Conley) Boilard. Dennis A. Kuhns of Northfield ( wife and VA., and Nicole Starosielski of New York, She was predeceased by her husband, John two children);. Two brothers, Dennis and NY.,George has a daughter Melanie Gilbert R. Cook, who died in January, and a son, Richard Kuhns.

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