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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 COVERING ALTON, BARNSTEAD, & NEW DURHAM - WWW.SALMONPRESS.COM FREE A lifetime on the fire trucks Boyd reflects on 59 years with Barnstead Fire-Rescue

BY TOM HAGGERTY year. While he is no lon- Over the years the com- Contributing Writer ger “on call,” he contin- pany held fundraisers BARNSTEAD — To ues to serve the town of that brought them closer pursue the dangerous Barnstead as fire inspec- to the community, in- and time-demanding ca- tor and in leading and cluding auctions, Fourth reer in firefighting for participating in train- of July celebrations, and nearly 60 years requires ing exercises, including weekly Saturday night a person of strong char- judging the yearly physi- Bingo games. More re- acter and dedication to cal eligibility reviews re- cently, society has pro- the welfare of the public. quired of all firefighters vided more diversions Rodney Boyd, Deputy and EMTs. for families. That’s a Chief of the combined “I didn’t really choose good thing but has re- Center Barnstead and retirement,” he says sulted in dwindling Barnstead Parade Fire with a smile. “Fire pro- attendance, leading to Companies and Am- tection is a life I’ve loved. the end of these events. bulance squad, is such I’ve always felt, and still Nonetheless, our com- a person and one with do, that we firefighters pany has great rapport firefighting in his blood. are here, first and fore- with the townspeople.” He has carried on with most, to protect the pub- He has also found the distinction a four-gener- lic.” improvements in equip- ation tradition begun in Looking back on his ment very satisfying the late 19th century. 59-year career, Boyd in helping to make the In 1901, in Rich- cites constant educa- jobs of the firefighters COURTESY PHOTO mond Hill, N.Y., his tion and re-education and EMTs and the lives great-grandfather be- as essential for those of those they serve, saf- The Golden Triangle came the last chief of in his profession. He er and better. Among Buddy and Britney Haney of Suncook Lake spent 18 adventurous days traveling through horse-drawn fire equip- has taken a number of these are air packs to Thailand visiting many Buddhist temples, the long neck tribe, floating markets, Hellsfire Pass ment, as well as distin- state-sponsored cours- protect against smoke and the bridge of The River Kwai. They rode elephants and river barges with the Baysider guishing himself as a es, workshops, classes inhalation or asphyxi- at their side. Pictured here, the father/daughter pair brought The Baysider to The Golden baseball player for the at St. Anselm College, ation, infra-red camer- Triangle of Laos - Burma and Thailand. If you have a photo of you and the Baysider in a team that preceded the and twice attended the as to identify hot spots unique location, send the photo and pertinent information to [email protected]. Brooklyn Dodgers and National Fire Academy and locate bodies not getting his name in the in Emmetsburg, Md. visible through smoke Baseball Hall of Fame “Overall, getting ahead and flame, as well as im- in Cooperstown. Boyd’s in a small fire company proved auto extrication Cooking up a storm in Alton grandfather joined the is pretty easy -- not in the tools for getting victims fire department in Ja- preparation but in the out of vehicle wrecks Masons serve breakfast with a smile once a month maica, N.Y., beginning small number of com- more quickly and effi- in 1906, a few years after petitors.” The combined ciently. BY CATHY ALLYN the advent of motor-driv- companies now have six Of course, the most Contributing Writer en steam engines, and full-time members and difficult and disturbing ALTON — If you’ve served for many years as 25 on-call people. “When part of the job for all fire- ever used the phrase, chief. Boyd’s father was I started, we had a single fighters is dealing with “Are you on the level?” a member of the Inwood, 500 gallon-per-minute the deaths of victims. or, “They gave him the Long Island, department pumping engine and a Boyd himself remem- third degree,” you’ve and was chief there be- refurbished 1927 Ford bers at least 16 deaths evoked the Freema- ginning in 1947. truck with which to fight he has witnessed in fires sons, a guild turned “When my folks de- forest fires,” he observes, alone, and he reflects on fraternal organization cided to move to New “I’ve seen a lot of chang- them in a somber pause, that, in medieval times, Hampshire in 1956,” es over time.” quite at variance with was cloaked in secrecy. Boyd recalls, “I was 18 Boyd has fond mem- his usual upbeat man- Many of the stonema- years old and just getting ories of the people he ner. Propane gas leaks sons’ tools and rituals ready to train for the In- has met when saving are amongst the worst have slipped into our wood department. On them from danger in an causes of combustion, language as words. CATHY ALLYN Nov. 13, 1956, I joined the emergency. “Folks are since with the oxygen And many of their MASONS from the Alton lodge are busy the third Sunday of Center Barnstead Fire so grateful and let you used up, as soon as a door charitable deeds are felt every month keeping up with the appetites of customers at their breakfast buffets. Friendly service and a wide variety of Company. Since 1927, know it in many ways. SEE BOYD, PAGE ­­­A10 right here in the area, items draw people from all around the region. the Center and Barn- centuries later. stead Parade Companies Local Freemasons, Gilmanton Iron Works. what this organization had operated as sepa- usually referred to as The lodge was char- is all about. Members rate, non-profit entities. Masons, belong to Win- tered on June 13, 1866, of medieval Europe’s Eventually, however, A look at Alton nipisaukee Lodge 75, and the current build- stonemason guild trav- the selectmen wanted using the spelling of the ing is getting a bit of a eled from town to town a single budget for fire lake that was popular in facelift for its 150th anni- as jobs arose, unlike protection, and a merg- the 1800s and indicating versary on June 11. Next those of bakers and er was effected in the Central School it was the 75th lodge ap- month, Masons will be shopkeepers who stayed mid-1980s. Rising in the proved by a Grand Mas- getting together for a in one place. They need- Center Company from ter. It pulls members painting party to repaint ed a way to identify each firefighter to officer, he from Alton and its villag- the entire downstairs. other. One secret led to served as chief from 1976 survey results es, New Durham, Barn- Working together another when they were to 1984 and as Deputy stead, Gilmanton, and is their forte, as that’s SEE MASONS, PAGE ­­­A3 Chief before and after BY MARK FOYNES 4 school board meeting, that time until his retire- Contributing Writer where some ATA repre- ment on Nov. 30 of last ALTON — Data com- sentatives had hoped to piled in an Alton Teach- share key findings. That Robotics team heading back Index ers’ Association-spon- incident precipitated t sored survey illustrates an April 7 “emergency to St. Louis, financial assistance sought a learning environment meeting” attended by Volume 10 • Number 16 in turmoil as the district perhaps 150 parents, ALTON — The Pros- Windham as its alliance England Championship, continues to navigate an faculty and taxpayers. pect Mountain High partners to enter the BOB is ranked eighth Business...... A7 extended period of flux Many attending the fo- School Robotics team eliminations with. The overall (out of 181 teams) Churches...... A8 and churn. rum cited the study’s was in Hartford, Conn. team was eliminated in in New England. Classifieds...... B6–B9 The survey was exe- findings in criticizing this past weekend com- the quarterfinals, but the BOB will again be go- Editorial Page...... A4 cuted by the ATA as the the district’s current tra- peting against the top 63 cumulative point rank- ing to St Louis to compete union seeks to make its jectory. teams from New England ing system of this year’s against the top robots of John Harrigan...... A11 positions known to top The ATA survey solic- in this years FIRST Ro- game did not leave BOB the world on April 27-30. Letters...... A4-A6 administrators, board ited input from teachers, botics Challenge, FIRST out of the big show. With The team is looking for Obituaries...... NONE members, and taxpay- support staff and admin- Stronghold. points earned earlier in support to help defray Sports...... B1 - B5 ers. istrators and features After two days of in- the season as number the costs of the trip. Any- The “Alton Atmo- metrics that evaluate tense qualifying rounds, one seed and winner of one interested in helping 22 pages in 2 sections sphere Survey” came to current workplace con- the PMHS team, Big Bad both the North Shore, out can visit the team’s ©2016, Salmon Press, LLC. the fore following a high- ditions and the overall Bob, found itself ranked Reading, Mass. event web site at frc319.com or Call us at (603) 569-3126 ly-publicized walkout learning environment. seventh. BOB selected and the UNH event com- call mentor Brian Hikel email: [email protected] by Superintendent Mau- Specific measurables team 1058 from Lon- bined with performance at the high school at 875- www.salmonpress.com reen Ward at the April SEE ALTON, PAGE ­­­A9 donderry and 3467 from points from the New 3800. A2 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 Collaborative effort bringing Herren presentation to Lakes Region

BY JOSHUA SPAULDING the next year. pleted intensive rehabili- gion residents and nu- body,” Freudenberg ever they can do to help. Sports Editor Or it may be because tation programs and has merous business, thou- said. “We’re thinking And the Gilford police Amongst the many his message has been been alcohol and drug- sands of local youngsters they’ll be about 5,000 have agreed to provide speakers out there who heard all around the free since Aug. 1, 2008 will get the chance to kids.” traffic control around are sought after on the country and has touched and he has refocused his hear Herren speak. Freudenberg noted the facility on the day of subject of substance countless young lives. life while sharing his And according to that the presentation the event. Donors have abuse, Chris Herren is As a professional harrowing story of abuse Wolfeboro’s Shawn is geared toward junior been coming through to one the most recogniz- athlete, Herren is well and recovery around the Coope, this couldn’t high and early high cover numerous costs, able. aware that many young country. The story has come at a better time. school kids, but there including Herren’s fee. It may be because he kids looked up to him also been documented “This is what we need are all ages attending, “We’re about half- was an All-American and when he lost every- in the book Basketball here,” Coope said. “Be- with kids from schools way there,” Coope said. high school basketball thing he had worked for Junkie and in the ESPN ing in law enforcement, around the lake expect- “I haven’t really gone player or because he was to substance abuse, he documentary Unguard- we knew this was com- ed to be there. out to solicit it, I think drafted in the NBA draft wasn’t being much of a ed, which was nominat- ing. Things we thought “Those are just the it’s one of those things in 1999 or because he was role model. ed for an Emmy. would happen are taking ages you want to get that’s organic.” traded to his hometown However, Herren got Now, thanks to the hold.” to,” Freudenberg said. With a large number team, the Boston Celtics his act together. He com- work of some Lakes Re- Coope noted that the “They’re the ones that of students now slated drug problem that has we’ll be focusing on.” to attend, Coope said been an issue across the “Everybody has been the cost will be about state has not escaped extremely welcoming $1.50 per student and he Mount Major cleanup is Friday people in the Lakes Re- to us and very enthusi- hopes local businesses gion. astic,” Coope said. will see the benefit of ALTON — Mount time to hike to the sum- mit and the parking “I know his story,” The idea, the pair bringing Herren to the Major fans are invited mit to take in the amaz- area, while the trails Coope said of Herren. “I explain is that the pro- area. to celebrate Earth Day ing views of Lake Win- are on land owned by told my kids to watch the gram will come at no “It’s so well worth on Friday, April 22, by nipesaukee and the the Forest Society and ESPN film, they stared at cost for students. The it, it’s a good deal for joining the Society for Belknap Range. Bring other private landown- that screen and asked a only expense to the the community,” Coope the Protection of N.H. a bag lunch, plenty of ers. lot of great questions.” schools will be trans- said. “It’s money so Forests for a spring water and work gloves The Earth Day crew It was then that Coope portation and in some well spent. It will save cleanup blitz from 9 if you have them. will meet at the Mount began to think that get- cases, businesses have in a lot of ways.” a.m. to 1 p.m. This is the third Major parking area ting Herren to come to stepped up to pay por- The event will take Volunteers will join annual Mount Major and trailhead on Route town would be a benefit tions. The Laconia Cit- place on May 10 from 10 Forest Society staff Earth Day event, aimed 11 in Alton at 9 a.m. to everyone. izen agreed to pay half a.m. to 1 p.m. and will and members of the at caring for one of the For more information, However, the price the cost to transport La- include lunch that most Belknap Range Con- most popular hiking please contact Carrie tag for Herren’s presen- conia’s students. schools will be provid- servation Coalition to destinations in New Deegan at cdeegan@ tation was a bit of a de- “It’s a community ef- ing for their students pick up litter, clean out Hampshire. The state forestsociety.org or terrent. But then Coope fort,” Coope said. (the facility conces- drainages and remove owns the Mt. Major call 224-9945. and Luke Freudenberg The big issue to look sion stands are being some graffiti, all with State Park at the sum- decided that maybe if at when thinking about renovated and are not they could get a lot of 5,000 students is just ready to open). Coope people involved, the where to put them all. and Freudenberg are Movie night at Oscar Foss on Monday cost would be spread That’s where the also looking to bring in out and could be han- Bank of New Hamp- some music to round BARNSTEAD — On and show off your skills brary at 269-3900 or dled easier. shire Pavilion in Gil- out the time. The Wolfe- Monday, April 25, the on the brand new Wii visit oscarfoss.org Freudenberg ford, formerly Meadow- boro Inn has agreed to Oscar Foss Memorial U gaming system do- for more information reached out to the Laco- brook, came into play. help cover some needed Library welcomes fam- nated by the Friends of about these or any of nia Police Department, Freudenberg got lunches as well. ilies to join in at 7 p.m. the Library. Make new the other programs or which jumped right on in touch with Chuck And they’re welcom- for an evening of free friends and share tips events. There is always board and staff at Laco- Clement of Eastern ing as many people as family entertainment. and tricks about the something happen- nia High School were Propane, the sponsor want to come and be Relax and enjoy a great games you love. Please ing at the Oscar Foss also quick to join in of the concert series at part of the presenta- new movie and some bring your own laptops Memorial Library. Li- and from there, things the Gilford venue and tion. popcorn in front of the or smart devices for brary hours are: Mon- began to take off. he was able to get the “We’re not going to big screen. Minecraft (if possible), days from 2 to 8 p.m., “It really blossomed facility to donate the say no unless we have as the library has a Tuesdays and Wednes- from there,” Coope time. Eastern Propane to say no,” Freuden- Open Game Night minimal amount of de- days from 10 a.m. to 5 said. “Now we’re up is picking up the inci- berg said. Join in on Thurs- vices to share. Snacks p.m., Thursdays from 5 to more than a dozen dental costs associated New Kingswood day, April 28, at 6 p.m. will be provided, so to 8 p.m., Fridays from schools.” with using the facili- School Resource Offi- for Open Game Night. come on down and en- 2 to 5 p.m. and Satur- “It took off,” ty. The Bank of New cer Pete Llewellyn has Build some cool cre- joy this free event. days from 9 a.m. to Freudenberg said. “The Hampshire Pavilion also been on top of it ations with Minecraft Please call the li- noon. Laconia principal was will not be open for the in the school and King- on top of this and took season at the time of swood is planning on the ball on that side of the presentation. sending almost 700 kids the lake and ran with “They’re not open to the presentation, it.” yet, but they’re putting with all of grades eight, And as the word the place back together 11 and 12 expected to BE A PART OF HISTORY! spread, Freudenberg for us,” Freudenberg make the trip. 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MASONS (continued from Page A1) Once the Masons sausage, pancakes, sage links and patties your own fault.” ing is at 40 Suncook identify what they waffles, French Toast, sizzle in another area. When the customers Valley Road, a quarter mistakenly believed want to help out with, hash brown potatoes, Harry Hamilton, a are gone, clean-up starts. of a mile south of the to be conspirators and they then decide how baked beans, biscuits Mason for 47 years this “Many hands make light traffic circle. The next persecuted. much they can donate. and gravy, hash, fresh coming December with work,” Cumming says. breakfast buffet is May While authors and Sometimes it’s more, fruit, coffee, milk and 19 of them here in Al- “We can get it all done in 15. screenwriters may sometimes less. juice. ton, has been stationed an hour.” Alden wouldn’t miss have us think differ- “We always get a All this for $10, or $5 at the front door for It’s definitely a com- the Masonic activities ently, the real story is thank-you for our do- if you’re 5-12. “six or seven years.” mitment. “It’s a six or for anything. “There that Masons are first nation,” he says. “Any- “We each have our He says an average seven hour day,” Cum- is a lot of family histo- and foremost a charita- thing is helpful to these little specialties,” Al- number of customers ming says, “on a day of ry here,” he says. “My ble organization. groups.” den says. “It’s not too is 120, but well over 200 the week when people grandfather, uncles, fa- Dave Cumming, a To give money, you hard to cook on a grid- pass through the door might like to be outside.” ther, and cousins were past Worshipful Mas- have to bring it in, so dle.” on Bike Week. He tells the story of a members of this lodge. ter, which is akin to how do the Masons It takes a lot of dedi- Bill and Cheryl Pea- group that expressed in- Now my son is a mem- being president of the manage that? Well, cation, though. body of Northwood par- terest in running break- ber, too.” group, and current sausage anyone? Prep work starts take of the buffet often, fasts. “They shadowed Cumming broaches chaplain, quotes the “Breakfast,” booms several days before. returning because of the us,” Cumming says, the secrecy issue. “The basic worldwide tenets Cumming. “My favor- Dick Quindley comes friendly atmosphere. “and once they realized only real secret is how of the organization. ite subject.” to the kitchen to soak “We can catch up with what goes into it, they one Mason knows an- “Brotherly love es- In 2005, raising funds the beans, and then friends,” Bill says, “and said it was too much other. My dad was in sentially means we to keep the lodge going returns to cook them. the food is awesome.” work.” the Masons, but all I treat everyone the began as a monthly Cumming and his wife Cheryl comments It’s teamwork for the knew was that he went same; we don’t distin- pancake breakfast. The cut fruit and vegeta- on the small-town at- Masons. Only a blizzard out every Wednesday guish between people. evolution into hold- bles. mosphere. “It’s very could keep them from night. We did such a Relief means we take ing breakfast buffets Some folks arrive personal, like ‘Cheers.’ their appointed buffet. good job of keeping care of our brother Ma- on the third Sunday of at 5 a.m. the day of the Everybody knows your “The roads were too secrets, no one knew sons and anyone who each month happened buffet to get the grills name.” dangerous that Sun- what we were doing. So needs assistance with- rapidly. up and running. Tables She says all the food day,” Cumming re- we try to do stuff now in our resources, and Someone suggested need to be set up. By is good, so she mixes her calls. “Cancelling one and let people know truth means we are up- adding eggs. Eggs just 7:15 a.m. everyone is selections up each time breakfast in 10 years is where we are.” right with everyone.” have to be paired with there and in his place. she comes. But there’s not too bad.” A new sign that is The Alton lodge is bacon, and if you have The doors are open one choice she always Since they do break- easier to read is in the small, with limited bacon, why not have from 7:30 to 11 a.m. makes. “The home fries fast so well, it’s only works. means, so Cumming sausage, too? Three to five mem- are better than any natural they would “The big thing is the says, “We have to “We do try to take bers are out front to restaurant’s.” expand their events to fundraisers allow us to pick and choose what suggestions, but we’re serve on the line, and New Durham res- supper. Mark your cal- keep working for the we give to. We try for not a restaurant and help with drinks and ident Sheila Marston endar for chicken bar- community.” things that benefit the not one of us is a chef,” toast. came with her family for becue on Sept. 10, bean “Come see us again,” community.” Cumming points out. Six or seven are back the first time because hole supper on Oct. 8, calls Hamilton to de- Masons donate to “I started doing the om- in the kitchen. Cum- she noticed the sign ad- and Italian night on parting buffet custom- the local food pantries, elets because someone ming calls the kitchen vertising the buffet. “De- Nov. 12. All suppers be- ers. Operation Backpack, told me they’d come to work “organized con- licious,” she observes. gin at 5 p.m. And the reply? “We End 68 Hours of Hun- the breakfast if there fusion.” “A lot of fun.” The Masonic build- always do.” ger, and Gilmanton were omelets.” Two members cook The buffet draws cus- Old Home activities. Worshipful Mas- omelets to order, tomers from all over. “We’ve also pro- ter John Alden, at the scrambled eggs are at “It’s word of mouth,” Town of New Durham vided the facility and most recent breakfast, another station, hash says Kim Shulver of Invitation to Bid kitchen for fundrais- says, “I heard a cus- and home fries are on Freedom. “I absolutely Waste Compactor System ers for individuals,” tomer say, ‘Brownies the griddle, pancakes love the breakfast.” Cumming says, “or for for breakfast? I love and French toast are “If you go away hun- For New Durham Solid Waste Facility 2016 The Town of New Durham Board of Selectmen is requesting bid pro- meetings.” He cites the this place!’” done on a portable gry from our buffet,” posals for a new Stationary Compactor. The proposal is to include Cub Scouts. “We do There aren’t always grill, bacon and sau- says Cumming, “it’s all material and construction of Stationary Compactor as listed in what we can.” brownies on the menu, provided specifications. Bid specifications can be viewed from the A fraternal organi- although knowing this Town’s website at www.newdurhamnh.us or picked up at the High- Pay cash for your prescriptions? way Garage located at 56 Tash Road. Questions can be answered zation takes care of its group of gentlemen Call us and ask how you can save!!!! by calling Facility Foreman, Joseph Bloskey at (603) 859-8080 or by own, too. “We have one the chances are high emailing [email protected]. Mandatory site visit is scheduled for member in the armed there now will be, but Friday, April 15, 2016 at 10:00am at 56 Tash Road, rain or shine. All proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope, clearly labeled forces,” Cumming there are sweet breads, “Town of New Durham Compactor System 2016”, and received at notes, “so we gave a toast, and English muf- the New Durham Town Hall, 4 Main Street, New Durham NH 03855 donation to his family fins in addition to this or mailed to PO Box 207, New Durham NH 03855, at or before 3PM, over the holidays and a exceptional line-up: Thursday, April 28, 2016. Bids will be opened and publicly read Thursday April 28, 2016 3:30PM in the Town Hall, 4 Main Street. The food gift card. 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BIDS FOR: Driver Education Services DUE DATE: 10:00 AM on Thursday, May 5, 2016 Sealed bids for Driver Education Services will be ac- cepted until 10:00 AM on Thursday, May 5, 2016 at the Business Office, SAU 301, Prospect Mountain High School. The bids will be publicly opened and read at that time. Bid specifications may be obtained by calling or emailing the Business Office at 603-875-3800 ext. 3156 or [email protected]. Bids will be accepted only if sealed and clearly marked: BIDS FOR: Driver Education Services DEADLINE: 10:00 AM on Thursday, May 5, 2016 The Prospect Mountain High School Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to accept any informality in a bid or to accept a bid which it deems to be in the best interest of the school district. OpinionOpinionOpinion

SECTION A, PAGE 4 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 No need to get nasty

There’s been many words exchanged back and forth on these pages lately. The situation between the Alton School Board and many parents has sparked plenty of community interest and in re- turn, plenty of letters. The New Durham Board of Selectmen has also sparked a lot of interest, partic- ularly during the most recent election and again, brought in a number of letters. We know that there are plenty of people out there who disagree on many different subjects. And that’s OK, that’s what makes the world go around. If we all had the exact same opinions, things would be fairly boring. Disagreements spark conversation and con- versation is a good thing. However, it seems that MATTHEW FASSETT – COURTESY PHOTO things tend to get out of control on a regular basis. And that’s disappointing. Fighting hunger In this world lately, it seems that many candi- End 68 Hours of Hunger accepted a $1,000 check from the Alton Sons of the American Legion to be used towards the dates for political office are more interested in at- summer backpack program. End 68 Hours of Hunger provides backpacks of food to 35-40 children at Alton Central School tacking their opponents than offering up solutions and Prospect Mountain School to hold them over the weekends. The summer program has run for the last three summers. for issues that the country is facing. It’s incredibly The group is supported by the generosity of Winnipesaukee Farm owners Liz and Aaron Lichtenberg, who raise additional disappointing that things have come to this. In the support through their patrons who also donate shares. One hundred percent of all money and food donated goes to feeding the children. Pictured (l to r), Pam Forbes, Bruce Cornish, Gail Hoage, Russ Rojek, Dick Quindley, Mo Luchern and Monique recent presidential primary, we took into account Jalbert. the candidates who stayed out of attacking mode and instead offered up solutions. While we don’t al- ways agree with the solutions they might have of- fered, we respect the fact that instead of just going after their opponent’s plan, they took the time to Letters to the Editor come up with their own plan and offered the voters n a choice. On the local scene, we’ve witnessed lots of A reply to the obstructionism name-calling and attacking. It seems that the yell- To the Editor: English, science, mathematics – and social studies. ing and screaming that is done on the national lev- After reading last week’s execrable obstruction- When I e-mailed Ward about a schedule which had el is making its way to the local level. ism from Steve Miller, here is the repudiation. me teaching only social studies for the first time in We pride ourselves on publishing letters to the Although one will not find it anywhere, he wrote 12 years – I considered it “the best schedule.” That editor that allow people to voice their opinions but that “I have been accused by Richard Brown and the was for me, not ACS. When I discovered that drastic we grow increasingly more disappointed with each Alton Teachers Association of putting others first.” schedule changes were for negotiations, I discarded letter that arrives that resorts to name-calling or When? It never occurred. Furthermore, we have hope for my specific schedule. attacking someone else. never had deteriorating test scores across all grades Moreover, please find on the internet (ATA Face- Guess what? People have different opinions. (search the internet for local data-cruncher Anna book page) my recent “Presidential Communique,” People have every right in the world to those opin- Ransom’s collation of the NH DOE’s factual ACS re- – all ATA members were of course “given an op- ions and you can bet that they have every right in cord) and it was only a sub-population cohort which portunity” to respond to our climate survey. And the world to express those opinions. But what is resulted in a temporary designation of SINI/DINI. when I hear people ask, “…If the teachers are the reason for just attacking someone because his When Miller’s sophistry asserts that he “accepts full so [unhappy] – then why haven’t they made any or her opinions are different than yours? People responsibility for ACS’s deplorable and embarrass- grievances?” This question betrays ignorance of with different opinions have coexisted for years ing test scores,” one observes a facile argument, ac- grievance protocol: we only grieve a violation of and they should continue to live side by side with- cepting responsibility for a conjured, non-event. the collective bargaining agreement. We are un- out resorting to name-calling and attacking each “Additional seat time” is emphatically not “prov- able to grieve a caustic work environment, for other. en” to be the magic bullet which increases educa- example – they can get away with it since it is not What good does it do to attack a public servant tional success – smaller class size is. But Miller is necessarily illegal to be wildly unethical. (or any member of the public) over his or her opin- most dishonest in suggesting that, “…When shown Finally, Miller asserts that, “…Only the super- ion? Instead of attacking, offer up a dissenting the new schedule Richard Brown the president of intendent has the authority to hire and remove a opinion. Do your research and come up with your the union, in an e-mail to the superintendent said teacher.” Actually, only the school board has that own opinion that might counteract what someone that this is the best schedule I have ever seen at ACS. authority, typically using it after recommenda- else said. Then go into a civilized discussion with As a professional educator he recognized the value tion from a superintendent. Miller’s discourse people by exchanging facts and information rath- of an additional period immediately.” This recalls demonstrates a lack of concern regarding the er than just spreading rumors and attacking those Joseph Welch asking, in final and utter frustration caustic atmosphere that permeates the climate with different opinions. with Senator McCarthy, “At long last, have you left of ACS which started when the school board, The opinions of those who are in public servant no sense of decency?” I earned a B.A. in English and chaired by him, appointed administrators ver- positions might not be the same as yours and you immediately began graduate school at the Universi- sus working within the extant search-committee have the right to let them hear your opinions, but ty of Chicago studying Sanskrit. Earning Ph.D. can- practice. Since current administration thereby there’s no need to attack them, just as there is no didacy in Anthropology, June 1996, at the University illustrates his board’s interpretation of what consti- need for them to attack you for presenting your of Colorado Boulder, I went to India to conduct eth- tutes a good fit for what the school needs, a profound opinions. nological field research for my dissertation. A medi- lack of judgment is evident and needs to be addressed We’ve watched as the presidential race has cal concern forced me back to the States early, before by the citizenry. turned into a contest to see who can come up with I was ready to write the book, and I needed work. Richard Brown the stupidest nicknames for their opponents, who As a social scientist, I decided to teach social stud- President can blame their opponent for everything that’s ies. Since working at ACS, I have variously taught Alton Teachers’ Association gone wrong with the world without offering an answer and more. This is incredibly discouraging, but sadly, it’s also made its way into the local com- A plea to the Alton School Board munity. And that’s even more discouraging. It’s OK to have different opinions. It’s OK to dis- To the Editor: by our school board. However, this plan was deter- cuss those opinions. There’s no need to get nasty. I have always been reluctant to dip my toe into the mined to be “inactionable” by our current superin- waters of town politics, but I feel compelled to speak tendent. Should one person be able to dismiss our up regarding the current dynamics at Alton Central approved plan? No new plan has been provided or School. My message goes out to the Alton Central approved, and yet sweeping changes are being made. School Board . . . Steve, Terri, Sandy, Peter and Mi- It has been disheartening to witness the divisive The chael. I know you all, have sat at ball games cheering climate that has resulted from the current leader- on your kids and grandkids, and have a great deal of ship style. The best thing we can do now is allow the Baysider respect for the commitment you have to our commu- incoming superintendent to restore a cooperative nity and our school. It is within the context of that tone in our school community. Please do not retain Proudly serving Alton - Barnstead - New Durham respect that I share my thoughts with you and the the current superintendent in a mentoring capacity. ESTABLISHED APRIL 7, 2005 community. Many parents, your constituents, prefer that our in- Issues over the direction of ACS, the treatment coming superintendent be trained under someone Offices at Clarke Plaza, P.O. Box 250, of teachers and staff, and the response to its parents who consults with their teaching staff, considers Wolfeboro Falls, New Hampshire 03896 have been mounting. At first, it seemed as though their expertise, encourages respect and collabora- the school board wanted to dismiss the concerns as tion, and invites the ideas and input of other profes- Phone: 569-3126 • Fax: 569-4743 coming from a few disgruntled former employees or sionals. This is not happening at our school, but this Frank Chilinski, President & Publisher a handful of vocal parents. And though some people is what we want. Joshua Spaulding, Editor were quicker to speak up, many others - like myself - You, the school board, have the power to rescind E-mail: [email protected] have been quietly watching and listening with great this consulting contract – a reasonable concession in Sports Editor: Joshua Spaulding dismay over decisions being made at our school - light of widespread dissatisfaction. Let’s rehabilitate the non-renewal of teachers, “looping” in the lower a healthy partnership between the staff, adminis- Advertising Sales: Maureen Padula (520-8510) grades, proposed changes to the preschool program, tration, parents and board. The incoming superin- Distribution Manager: Jim Hinckley nurse’s office, length of the school day and recess tendent apparently worked wonders as a principal Information Manager: Ryan Corneau time. in Chichester. Let’s give her the freedom to work The concerns of the school community should wonders here without the baggage associated with The Baysider is published weekly by Salmon Press, P.O. Box 729, 5 Water St., Meredith, NH 03253. ISSN: 1945-5836. USPS 024921 periodicals postage not be dismissed as “growing pains,” fear of change, current leadership. paid at Meredith, NH 03253. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the or a desire to protect our friends’ jobs as have been As a parent of ACS students, a taxpayer and sub- Baysider, P.O. Box 729, Meredith, NH 03253. suggested. Our concerns stem from decisions - high stitute teacher who has worked at the school for impact decisions regarding our children’s education three years, I care deeply about the education and SALMON PRESS PHOTO POLICY: As a community oriented family of - being made by the administration with seemingly environment there and trust that you do as well. newspapers, Salmon Press welcomes photos from readers, business owners, and other outside sources for publication in any of its titles. Any photos submitted no accountability or adherence to a long-term plan. Thank you for hearing my concern and thank you for publication become the property of Salmon Press, and may be displayed in There was a long-term educational plan in place for all the work you do on behalf of our community our newspapers, as well as on our Web site. They may also be made available for for our district. It was developed with the collabora- and students. re-sale, with any proceeds going to Salmon Press and/or the photo re-print vendor. tive efforts of the past administration, teachers, par- Charla DeJager ents and community members and it was approved Alton THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 A5 Civility and respect – not sainthood in New Durham

BY DAVID SWENSON are unknowingly denied example, I am not aware to build life‐long charac- or written attacks I view in positions of trust New Durham them because employers of any overly negative ter for either good or self- as one who has made in- should regard the opin- During the formative may see they are from social media postings by ishness. appropriate choices. It is ion of others as worthy years of our country New Durham thereby anyone I know against In my Campaign our responsibility to con- of respect. Each one of numerous cherished causing unspoken neg- any of my opponents or Night statements on Feb. duct our expressions ap- us is created equally values were established ative reactions, or these their families during the 29, I stated that since the propriately, with civility to all other individuals with many outlined in longer lasting negative recent election campaign 2015 election for select- and respect for others. and each of us is just the Constitution and impacts may be severely for New Durham Select- man, New Durham has To do otherwise when as valuable as another. Declaration of Indepen- curtailing land and prop- man. I would never con- suffered a large experien- expressing comments Those who are placed dence. As an example the erty market value in- done such behavior and I tial employee drain with about board of selectmen in responsible posi- Declaration of Indepen- creases in New Durham have not seen any specif- the departure of multiple members as was done tions should feel it their dence stated that when as the demand for New ic examples of this. longer term employees. in the referenced letters duty to recognize their abuses pursue personal Durham properties may As I make the follow- Many of these employees shows a lack of respect responsibility to treat objectives exhibiting a not be as high because ing points, it is import- have left due to a work for both the person hold- others with respect and design to reduce people potential real estate buy- ant for the reader to environment created by ing the office and the of- with dignity. As noted, through tyranny or au- ers read the negative understand that I am a political and personal fice of selectmen. honor, integrity, and thoritarianism, it is the comments made by only committed supporter in agendas of some elect- The point is not truth must be preserved obligation of individuals a handful of people and the separation of church ed officials that do not whether all have the even at cost to self. True to provide appropriate the potential buyers do and state. However, I also reflect the value of each same opinion or not, the progress for all cannot responses to assure safe- not want to be a part of a believe that our found- employee thereby creat- point is that honor, in- be made by following guards for their future location where these vit- ing fathers were guided ing an environment that tegrity, and truth must selfish plans. If one is security. In the U.S. the riolic comments appear by their core values and has not been conducive be preserved even at any to achieve personal democratic process of in a weekly newsprint principles and these val- to the employee’s contin- cost to self. This is espe- growth in represent- voting for elected offi- edition. There is no hope ues were a critical basis ued productivity. This cially important when ing others as an elected cials is one safeguard to for positive outcomes in forming our key struc- culture and environ- differences of opinion official there are two assure the citizens are where one chooses to tural documents noted ment of negativity and occur. Often these opin- lessons that must be able to declare their de- attack another person’s earlier. work uncertainty must ion differences are ap- learned: self‐sacrifice sire on various issues. character with false, vit- The Anthes Baysider stop. propriate for discussion and self‐control. With Our founding fathers riolic words and actions. letter of March 24 closed Recently, the court but that open discussion the recent events noted also created a structural On March 8 in New with the statement ask- has mandated that the opportunity is lost be- above, we now have an document known as the Durham the voters had ing about my sainthood. New Durham Board of cause personal attacks opportunity to practice U.S. Constitution. Centu- the opportunity to make Like all others living on Selectmen correct some take the place of thought- the simple guidelines of ries later we are blessed choices and from the earth today, I am an im- of its unwise decisions ful dialog. When through respect to others. Doing with these guiding prin- results it is clear the di- perfect being. However, I made by the majority of personal attacks you this can transform one’s ciples and ones which rection the voters wish am not ashamed to state the board in 2015. With try to weaken a person character and concur- must be valued and hon- their elected officials to publically that I believe the court mandated re- who is following what rently transform New ored. Among these prin- work. The election re- in a Creator God and that instatement of the police they honestly believe is Durham into a town ciples is an exceptionally sults showed the voters’ Creator God has instilled chief and the potential right and / or when you that works towards important one – the First overwhelming choice (60 in me through study, resolution of some sur- weaken the honest and being vibrant and wel- Amendment protection percent of the votes) to experience and reason- rounding issues in which well‐intentioned work of coming with a caring of freedom of speech. re‐elect me for another ing a core set of beliefs, that and other lawsuits leaders you weaken all sense of community. This provision includes term as selectman. The which provide guiding against the town were of government to operate Local government is the right to use words results were personally principles for living brought, the town has an effectively, you provide not the place for politics and phrases to convey rewarding to know that each day. This Creator opportunity to begin to an opportunity for an in- and personal agendas. political messages and voters care about the is- God has made humans heal and develop a com- crease in unproductive Local government is the to express diverse opin- sues and recognize indi- with individuality and munity that truly looks town departmental oper- place where we need to ions and thoughts but viduals that try to work the power and freedom to the best interests of ations, and you seriously work together for solu- it does not include the in the best interests of to think and to do. I also all. In future elections, impair future economic tions. It is important right to incite actions to the whole town. Addi- believe that these great by placing experienced development opportuni- that decisions are made harm others, to make de- tionally, I was humbled principles are embodied people in office who un- ties within that commu- in the context of taxpay- famatory comments i.e. by the strong positive in the Ten Command- derstand how to create a nity. er value and are made slander or libel, lying in vote and recognize it is ments and exemplified work culture that values By following the sim- with empathy but also court, or use words that not only my efforts but in the life of Christ. the worker based on pos- ple Biblical axiom of with openness, timeli- promote lawless activity. all residents and taxpay- These express God’s itive performance and treating others the way ness, and decisiveness. With ongoing state- ers making the effort to love, will, and purposes service levels desired, we would like to be treat- Using the principles ments during the cur- keep informed and make concerning our conduct New Durham can build ed, all can express their of respect in all of our rent federal election decisions through their and relationships. I fur- a reputation for a “best respective opinions, communications and process by both political voting power to tell elect- ther believe that we are place to work” and live make their key points, actions will transform parties and, closer to ed officials their wishes. all called to think, feel, experience. and be even more persua- our town and each of us home, the most recent While I may more and act in harmony with One of my core be- sive in their arguments into people of charac- New Durham Cam- formally address the these principles in all as- liefs is that all people are than in continuing to ter acting and speaking paign Night opening Bonanno Baysider letter pects of work, personal created with the most approach the issues with honor, integrity, statements by my two at the next New Durham and social life. In addi- powerful, yet oftentimes with personal agendas, and truth. New Durham opponents (Cantrall and Budget Committee, I do tion, I believe we are all difficult to rightly use, unfounded and inflam- deserves stronger eco- Kroepel) and then subse- feel a need to address, created for a purpose. A freedom of choice. It is matory rhetoric, and an nomic growth, im- quently by letters to the in general terms, the part of that purpose is critical to understand overwhelming higher proved property values, Baysider on March 24, false and unfortunate (according to 2 Peter 4) that while we all are opinion of themselves and a better town gov- 2016 (Anthes) and March statements made by the that “each of you should blessed with the free- than others. The earlier ernment. New Durham 31 (Bonanno), we have writer to the Baysider of use whatever gift you dom of choice – we all referenced passage in can be a pleasant, well‐ illustrations of ever in- March 24. Virtually all have received to serve must also bear the conse- 2 Peter 4 further states managed community creasing vitriolic expres- the statements made by others.” I believe we are quences of those choices to “love each other be- where all opinions are sions which do not deal the letter writer are with- each given opportunity we make. We all must cause love covers a mul- welcomed and respect- solely with the issues but out merit and I have no throughout our life to wisely choose the words titude of sins.” I believe ed and decisions can be are more directed per- idea where he may have serve others. How we re- used in our speech and that God has not given made in the best inter- sonal attacks. For me, come up with the state- spond to those opportu- writing. Anyone using to any one person all the ests of the entire com- the referenced letters to ments he made. As an nities provide occasions personal, vitriolic verbal wisdom. 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A healthy 37 students (2014-15); 38 PreK teachers is noth- er's article (letter) last tee’s recommendations school. This wasn’t be- community includes a students (2013-14). This ing short of amazing. week, unfortunately, a and ignorantly select- cause of community, variety of perspectives; includes only actual Ms. Sara West and Ms. few school board mem- ed administrators, ob- faculty or staff. The success is demonstrat- ACS enrollments and Joan Rees are phenom- bers will continue to at- viously foregoing due school board is the one ed when people con- does not include chil- enal educators who tack and besmirch my diligence researching common denominator structively engage in dren who attend private collaboratively help character as I continue selections. regarding turnover at dialogue, work togeth- preschool programs. “identified” students to stand up for what is The previous admin- ACS. er, and respect the • Town of Alton birth make great strides in right. A teacher men- istration gave ample The board wanted a differences of opinion data indicates a need for more closely aligning tioned to me recently resignation notice in superintendent to turn while still moving for- a possible 43 students for with their peer groups. that Ms. Ward told him order for the school the school around. Ms. ward the best inter- the 2016-17 school year. “Non-identified” chil- I was the "ring-leader" to find qualified can- Ward turned it from est of the community. • Correlating town dren have been taught for the public outcry. didates, but the board progressive to regres- Though I could talk at birth data and actual how to effectively peer Her words. Miller is lacked action and “ran sive; from positive and length about the Com- enrollments reflects model and collaborate taking his direction out of time.” Although collaborative to hos- munity Corner piece that approximately 78 with all academic lev- straight from her lips. the faculty and staff tile and scary; from Miller published last percent of births are els. Anyone who has It is appalling they didn’t want an inter- an atmosphere where week, on the preschool enrolled as students spent any time observ- think parents in our im situation and asked individuals are valued topic, we find agree- this year. Applying ing these two teachers community are not ca- for a more permanent for strengths to where ment. this same percentage to and the impact they pable of seeing straight solution, they certainly people are expendable; Mr. Miller stated, the incoming class, we have on their students through their poor would’ve chosen the in- finally, from a commu- “Who has led the board could anticipate 33 or 34 realizes the value that choices in selecting a terim route rather than nity school to a place to eliminate the lottery students, not 13. they bring to our kids superintendent, prin- selecting candidates in opposition of its own to allow every PK child • Per NH ED 1113.10 and our community. cipal and special ed without fact-checking. culture. an equal ACS educa- (d) (3) as referenced in Mr. Miller already director. Our parents Had they been advised Miller has it back- tion? Yea, I am still do- the ACS Special Educa- stated his support for are very savvy and of the difficulties in wards. Ms. Ward stated ing that one.” tion Policies and Pro- the program. With when protecting their finding candidates, she doesn’t care about Bravo. I couldn’t be cedures Manual, the that, I call on board children, will be sure they likely would’ve Alton, she makes that happier to hear that we maximum number of members Ms. Noyes, whomever is responsi- preferred an interim to clear in every decision have an advocate on the preschool children in Ms. Wyatt, Mr. Leavitt ble for their children is the current situation. made. As a communi- board supporting our an early childhood spe- and Mr. Ball to let their consistently doing the Search committees de- ty, we’re slowly mak- preschool program. In cial education programs actions demonstrate right thing. pended on the board to ing headway toward May 2015 there was a shall be 12 that the kids really do I am no longer the follow the process and positive change. Our lottery for 2015-16 enroll- • Research by Har- come first. Fully rein- board’s public servant they didn’t. In the long new board members ment. What is perplex- vard University shows state our PreK program and won’t tolerate run, the board twisted have a long year ahead ing is that the program a community financial inclusive of two existing slander. My reasons the staff’s request for and will most likely has been drastically return of between $9.20 full time teachers, with for not applying last administrative stabil- not win many battles. reduced for the 2016-17 and $6.60 dollars per $1 four classrooms. Facts year for principal are ity to push through They’ll need to per- school year. The admin- invested in early child- demonstrate the need. several. However, it their own hand-chosen severe, knowing our istration states there’s hood education. These teachers have was my choice, no one candidates and made community will con- only a need for 13 stu- PreK screening has demonstrated their aca- else’s. Sadly, several a mockery of the com- tinue to support them. dents and therefore has not yet been conduct- demic excellence; hiring board members contin- mittee process. I’ll never stop standing non-renewed a teacher. ed; actual student en- new teachers increas- ually asked me, in pub- Last year, the entire up for the right thing What do the facts show? rollment cannot yet es community cost and lic, to be principal. Had administration left … or caring about the • NESDEC 2012 data be accurately stated. slows down the prog- I said yes, I would’ve superintendent, prin- teachers that are ulti- provided by the SAU re- Overlaying actual ACS ress of our students. The completely disregard- cipal, assistant prin- mately responsible for flect a projected enroll- PreK enrollments with community needs it. ed the faculty, staff and cipal, tech director, the lives of our chil- ment of 31 students (2016- the NESDEC data re- Our kids need it. community from get- special ed director. dren in Alton. 17); 31 students (2015-16); flects a trend line that Anna Ransom ting “the process” they The facilities direc- Linda Wilman 35 students (2014-15); 24 reflects ACS enroll- Alton requested. Even after, tor remained but was Alton Thanks for supporting Kingswood teams Thanks to Alton EMS, Huggins staff To the Editor: Our sponsors were: lan's Restaurant. 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BARNSTEAD — The dairy cows, oxen, ma- Belknap County Farm ple sugaring, vegetable Bureau is holding its production, soil ecolo- annual school-to-farm gy and more. breakfast on Saturday, Come out and en- April 30, from 8 to 11 joy a fresh breakfast a.m. at the Barnstead of scrambled eggs, ba- Parade Fire Station at con, sausage, home- 305 Parade Road, Barn- made cinnamon-rai- stead. The cost is by do- sin French toast, nation. locally-made maple School-to-farm days syrup, coffee and juice. bring together fourth The Belknap County GEORGE MURPHY – COURTESY PHOTO grade students from Farm Bureau thanks Spring fling different elementary the farmers of Belknap schools throughout County who donated Young and old alike enjoyed the beautiful weekend weather in Alton Bay on Sunday. the county for a day items for the breakfast, of learning about the including Beans and importance of agricul- Greens, Moulton Farm ture. Farmers and pro- and Pearl and Sons. Job search presentation tonight in New Durham fessionals are on hand Additionally, there NEW DURHAM — “We’re fortunate to to get a job,” Allyn the NHTI program with to present mini-lessons will be a few spring New Durham Public have a staff member said. “She knows what confidence, and that is and demonstrations on lambs on hand from Library hosts a pre- who has experience she is talking about.” the same goal for the li- topics such as beekeep- Ramblin’ Vewe Farm of sentation this evening helping people secure Nicol will model the brary’s program. ing, sheep raising, wool Gilford to visit with the at 7 p.m. on tips and a position.” evening on the three- The presentation, carding and spinning, children. techniques that will Library Assistant week skill-building along with questions help anyone seeking Lisa Nicol, who serves program she teaches. and answers, will be employment write an as the program assis- “We’ll cover how to about an hour long. Vitamin discussion in New outstanding resume or tant at New Hamp- enhance resumes, cre- There is no charge and ace an interview. shire Technical Insti- ate eye-catching cover no registration neces- “The library is tute’s WorkReadyNH letters, learn effective sary. Feel free to bring Durham on Wednesday where a lot of people Program, will present job search techniques, samples of your cur- start their job search- “Empower Your Em- and increase communi- rent resumes and cov- NEW DURHAM — ones that are good, and es,” said Library Di- ployment Process.” cation skills,” she said. er letters. As more and more what to avoid. rector Cathy Allyn. “Basically, it’s how Participants leave studies on vitamins Oh, Well! is open to emerge and confusion the public and meets grows, it’s difficult for on the fourth Wednes- a person who wants day of each month Business Directory to be healthy to know from 7 to 8 p.m. at the what to do. library. Head down to the In the past, the Residential/Commercial New Durham Public group has discussed Site Work • Drainage • Utilities Library’s wellness gut health, homemade One Call Does It All program, Oh, Well!, salves and boosting im- Winter Maintenance on Wednesday, April munity. Driveways • Trails • Property Maintenance WATER FILTRATION 27, at 7 p.m. to hear all The program is free. New Lawn Installation • Tree & Brush Removal about vitamins. You’ll For more information, ELECTRICAL - PLUMBING learn what to look for, call the library at 859- Septic Installation & Repair HVAC - GAS how to shop for the 2201. 603-617-0266 569-1569 STEVE PACSAY [email protected] Fully Insured www.thurstywater.com

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Come Check Out Our New Look! A8 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 Alton Parks and Recreation offering summer camp ALTON — Challeng- to 4 p.m. Week one activ- day by calling 875-0109 or sponsoring a yard sale at the Alton Parks and er Sports' British Soccer ities include: trip to Sto- Alton town wide yard e-mail parksrec@alton. on June 4 at 328 Main St. Recreation office at 328 Camp will be July 25-29, ryland, snorkeling, arts sale nh.gov. and is currently collect- Main St., before June 4, 9 a.m. to noon or 9 a.m. to and crafts, swimming, The Alton Parks and ing donations (no stuffed Monday-Friday, from 4 p.m., for ages six to 14. kite flying, cooking, sci- Recreation Department Yard sale donations furniture or electronics 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. or on Visit www.challenger- ence experiments, make is sponsoring its 19th an- needed to benefit please). All proceeds will June 4 after 8 a.m. Please sports.com. GPS Soccer your own Harry Potter nual town wide yard sale Alton Old Home Week benefit the Old Home contact Alton Parks and Camp is Aug. 8-12, 9 a.m.- wand, sports and coop- on Saturday, June 4, rain The Alton Old Home Week events. Dona- Recreation for more in- noon, for ages three and erative games at Jones or shine from 9 a.m. to 3 Week Committee is tions can be dropped off formation at 875-0109. up or 9 a.m.-3 p.m. for Field and more. Week p.m. eight years old and up. two includes: trip to Ella- If you would like to coya State Park and pic- participate by having a Alton Bay Summer nic, Jedi training, mini yard sale at your house Camp golf, paddleboarding, call the Parks and Recre- Alton Parks and Rec- swimming, make your ation Department at 875- reation is sponsoring a own ice creams, arts and 0109 before May 9 with summer camp in Alton crafts, sports and coop- your yard sale location. Bay for ages 7-11 at the erative games at Liber- When calling please in- Alton Bay Community ty Tree Park and more. clude your name, phone Center/Park from June Register by May 31 for a number and complete 27-July 1 and July 11-15. discount. Campers can physical address. Camp will be held Mon- register for one week or Maps will be available day-Friday from 9 a.m. both. after May 27. Sign up to- Mark on the Markets Mystery meat MATTHEW FASSETT – COURTESY PHOTO into a 2025 target date very low yields. The Boy Scouts discussion fund just to satisfy my yield on the 10-year note “One hundred ninety eight of America’s astronauts were Boy Scouts, of which 40 attained curiosity and it was very is about 1.75 percent, you the rank of Eagle Scout,” stated Ray Meyer, Assistant Scout Master for Troop 53 in Alton much what I thought it could go into the corpo- and District Chair of the Dover to Gorham district of the Daniel Webster Council Boy would be. rate bond market and Scouts of America to members of the Alton Centennial Rotary at its weekly Thursday The largest posi- pick up an A rated bond morning breakfast. He continued, “Scouting in NH is growing yearly and membership has tion was Apple stock, such as Apple corporate now reached over 12,500, Alton Scouts number 36, plus six adults.” Duane Armstrong, second-largest, a trea- senior notes that mature District Executive, Abenaki District, Daniel Webster Council, joined in the presentation and sury note, third-largest in only eight years that thanked Alton Rotary for the club’s support in paying the cost for deserving young Scouts was Microsoft stock, give you roughly one to go to Boy Scout summer camps. Thanking them for their talk is Rotary President Jim fourth-largest position, percent more than the Fontaine (left) alongside speakers Meyer and Armstrong (right). For information on joining another treasury. It was treasury. But more im- the Boy Scouts of America, call 625-6431 x145. as if you split a deck of portantly than the yield BY MARK PATTERSON cards into equal amounts enhancement is the fact Contributing Writer one side was the S&P 500 that it has a hard matu- Sure, we can all re- and the other side were rity date where you get a Free concert at Alton church April 30 member back in school treasury bills, notes and return of capital at par or ALTON — The Com- The concert will fea- phone. when we went to the bonds. Then you shuf- one thousand dollars. munity Church of Alton ture the Amen Choir of The community is in- lunchroom and were fled them so that you had The internal expens- will be hosting a free Phenix City, Ala., along vited to attend this free faced with something stock, treasury, stock, es inside most of these concert on April 30 from with Brad White on show at the Community that was not discernible, treasury, stock, treasury, target date funds are 7 to 10 p.m. vocals, piano and saxo- Church of Alton. but suspected it was meat etc. The makeup of this relatively low, some- of some sort. If you grew 2025 target dated fund where around half a per- up in the north, south, was 52 percent bonds and cent, but you can also east or west, I believe it 48 percent stock. get a vanguard S&P 500 New Durham clean up, Merrymeeting was called mystery meat The assumption this Adm. share for about everywhere. fund is making for me .07 percent and if you Plunge this weekend Target dated mutual is that I should be slight- really want treasuries funds that have become ly over half treasuries, and didn’t mind the fact NEW DURHAM — roadways and public ar- into Merrymeeting Lake very popular are some- slightly under half in that they were perpetual New Durham Parks eas and brought to the on Sunday, April 24, at what synonymous with equities. The question I just like the target dated and Recreation and the transfer station free of noon at the Town Beach mystery meat in my would have is what hap- fund, Vanguard also of- New Durham Transfer charge. Is your street on South Shore Road. opinion. What target pens to this fund in 2025? fers a treasury fund for Station are hosting a clean? Come down to the Plungers are encour- dated mutual funds are Because Apple, Micro- under 20 basis points. spring Earth Day Clean ballfields to help clean aged to solicit pledged designed to do is mix up soft and all the rest the If I order a steak, I Up. The event is tak- up the fields and trails. donations for jump- stocks and bonds in a stocks in the fund do not want to be able to recog- ing place on Saturday, Along with additional ing into the water and percentage based upon mature in 2025, stocks nize what it is. The addi- April 23, between 8 a.m. bags, coffee and snacks all donations will help the target date of your re- are perpetual. And what tion of salt and pepper or and 12 p.m. Residents, will be available at the support recreation pro- tirement. To me, it is an about the treasuries? any other spice should be businesses and organi- fields for participants to gramming. Plunge reg- oversimplification that Even though treasuries at my discretion. Don’t zations are encouraged pick up before, during istrations are available does not take many im- do have maturity dates believe for a moment to pick up "New Hamp- or after their clean up ef- at bitly.com/NDPark- portant factors into ac- they don’t line up with that the mystery meat is shire the Beautiful" blue forts. For more informa- sandRec. Not sure about count. It doesn’t address the 2025 date, so the cheaper, it’s just a mys- bags at the Rec Office tion, contact Nichole at plunging? Non-plungers your needs for income, treasuries are perpetual tery. during Town Hall oper- [email protected] or are invited to cheer on growth, risk tolerance as well. Also treasuries ating hours before Sat- 859-5666. participants from the or other assets that you while considered risk- Mark Patterson is an urday or pick up bags safety and "warmth" of may have. So I looked less securities also have advisor with MHP asset right at the ballfields Merrymeeting Plunge the shore. For more in- management and can on Smitty's Way during New Durham Parks formation, contact Nich- be reached at 447-1979 or the event. The blue bags and Recreation is host- ole at ndrec@metrocast. [email protected] can be used to pick up ing its annual plunge net or 859-5666. Locke Lake Colony anniversary SPEEDY WASH N GO committee meeting April 30 ABUNDANT HARVEST FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FAMILY CHURCH CHURCH UCC FARMINGTON LAUNDROMAT BARNSTEAD — A [email protected]. Sunday School for children up to age 12, Worship Services 10:00 A.M service 10:30 a.m. Greater Wakefield Resource Sunday School 10:15 meeting for the commit- Different people have Center, 254 Main St., Union. Pastors Daniel and Lenten Study Wednesdays 12 Noon & 7:00 P.M. 46 Central Street Sherrie Williams, 400 Main Street tee for the Locke Lake expressed interest since 473-8914. For more information, please visit abun- Farmington, NH 03835 Colony 50th anniversary a lot of residents have dantharvestnh.org Pastor Kent Schneider 755-4816 Wolfeboro or e-mail [email protected]. will be held at the lodge had their summers here ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST on April 30 at 10 a.m. at Locke Lake and have Sunday Worship Service 11:00 Am. All Are Welcome. CHURCH Rev. Charles Willson 998-4102. Sun. School 9:45am; Church 11am; Evening Service Anyone interested in be- fond memories of being 96 Maple Street & Route 28, Barnstead 6pm; Wed. Prayer Meeting 7pm. Depot St., New Durham; ing on the committee or here. Organizers want to ALTON BAY CHRISTIAN Pastor James Nason. CONFERENCE CENTER helping out in any way celebrate that and look PARADE CONGREGATIONAL Sundays throughout the summer 10:am & 7pm; is welcome to join in. If forward to having many Tues-Thurs 9am;. 875-6161. CHURCH OF BARNSTEAD, N.H. you cannot make it that people attend the cook- BEFREE COMMUNITY CHURCH, on the Parade in Barnstead ALTON Sunday Morning Worship Service for all ages begin day and still want to be out and festivities. Alton-9:30 a.m. Sun. Meeting at Prospect at 9:00 a.m. Mountain High School. Pastor Sam Huggard, www. Prayer Meeting - April through November at 7:00 involved, please e-mail befreechurch.net. p.m. on Wednesday Evenings. CENTER BARNSTEAD Pastor Sandy Pierson - 483-2846 CHRISTIAN CHURCH ST. KATHARINE DREXEL Morning Service 10:00 am. 40 Hidden Springs Rd., Alton, 875-2548. Father Baker-Gagne Funeral Home Adult Sunday School 9:00 am. Sunday School for all Robert F. Cole, Pastor. B ages 9:00 am. Rte. 126 next to Mass Saturday 4pm; Town Hall. Pastor Brian Gower. 269-8831. Sunday 8:30 & 10:30am; G Cremation Service COMMUNITY CHURCH OF ALTON Daily Mass Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00am. Prayer Meeting 8:30 am; Christian Education for ST. 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Barnstead Rd., Pastor Nancy Talbott; 776-1820, Mill Street, Wolfeboro, NH 603-569-1339 ccnorthbarnstead.com 172 Pleasant St.Laconia • 524 6488 • uusl.org (800) 539-3450 PICK UP AND DROP OFF SERVICE AVAILABLE Route 16, West Ossipee, NH 603-539-3301 baker-gagnefuneralhomes.com THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 A9 ALTON (continued from Page A1) slightly higher among average for effective the administration is The one-time chair ated the April 7 forum gauged morale, per- administrators. On a communication - includ- not monolithic. “I need also called the survey’s at PMHS where he ceived communications one to 10 scale, teachers ing teachers and admin- to separate the admin- appropriateness into urged attendees to call quality and inter-depart- rated morale at a 1.55; ad- istrators - scored a 1.53. istrators. I agree that question. or e-mail board mem- mental collegiality. ministrators ranked the One survey-taker not- the principal and spe- “If individual teach- ber Sandy Wyatt urging While it’s not entirely level of morale at 2.74. ed, “Communication is cial education director ers and educational her to vote for Leavitt clear what role the state In addition to a bevvy poor at best. I once knew treat me with respect. staff in fact filled out the to succeed Miller as teachers’ union played of bar graphs, the survey the shared vision of the I disagree that the su- survey,” Miller wrote, chairman. in compiling the study also features lengthy Alton Central School.” perintendent treats me “then I am curious "Board member - if any - NEA-NH was qualitative commentar- The respondent contin- with respect.” why some comments Wyatt should support quick to seize upon the ies. In the interest of pre- ued, “So many decisions The ATA had hoped were written during in- Leavitt for chair to ef- findings to bolster its serving survey-takers’ and changes have been to share survey results structional times when fect positive change local affiliates in an es- anonymity, comments made without my knowl- with the school board union action is forbid- and move forward with calating public relations remained unattributed edge this year (and with- earlier in the month, den and instruction a viable school board,” gambit. to specific commenta- out the knowledge/in- but those plans were time is demanded.” Brown subsequently According to an NEA- tors. put of staff) that I have nixed after Superinten- Miller also wonders wrote the Baysider via NH press release, “The For one respondent, absolutely no idea what dent Maureen Ward cut why no formal griev- e-mail. He suggested survey paints a devas- the takeaway was, “Our the vision is anymore. the meeting short. ances have been aired that a Leavitt-led board tatingly bleak picture of students learn a lot by The comment conclud- Board member Steve regarding the alleged “can meet to conduct the current work envi- what they see... What ed, “There is no shared Miller addressed some shortcomings the sur- the district's business ronment in Alton: little lesson are they learning vision as parents, teach- of these points in last vey cites. as it was elected to do.” or no confidence in the when their families[‘] ers, support staff and week’s Baysider in a ATA president Rich- Brown also urged current Superintendent and teachers[‘] voices more have not been al- “Community Corner” ard Brown stands by the district to "[a]gree and school administra- are not being heard or lowed to be part of the submission. the survey’s results. He before the next school tion, and very low teach- valued? We try to teach process.” “My ultimate con- believes it illustrates year to establish a er morale.” NEA-NH’s them that they can make The category of cern is that there may broader issues that the working committee release, however, did a difference, and to stand “Treats Me with Re- be significant truths in district needs to con- that includes parents, not mention that admin- up for what they believe spect” scored highest at what was presented,” front. While Brown be- teachers, administra- istrator morale is also in.” a 2.82 out of 10 - still well Miller wrote. He qual- lieves the board needs tors, and board mem- considerably low. Another respondent below failing based on ified, “I have always to address multiple bers to address the Elaborating on the added, “I have never classroom assessment been a believer that concerns, he places the concerns raised in the statement prior to the worked under a super- rubrics that would grant where there is smoke current state of affairs climate survey.” He April 7 forum at PMHS, intendent who hasn't a six out of 10 a D-minus. there is fire. Before I at the feet of the present urged the board to "[a] NEA-NH’s George taken the time to intro- One respondent am able to decide what superintendent. gree to act in good faith Strout observed, “This duce herself to the whole wrote, “I feel that par- weight to give [the "Lack of communica- on any recommenda- moment represents a staff at the beginning of ent/teacher/student survey], I have a few tion, lack of transpar- tions this committee tipping point for the dis- the year or attend staff input is not being val- questions as would any ency, bad-faith nego- make” and "[r]escind trict.” He cited the large meeting[s] to give us in- ued at all. Decisions are member or administra- tiations, the dismissal the consulting contract turnout as attendees formation or ask to hear being made and things tor.” of well-respected and with Maureen Ward." steamed in. from us. There is a defi- are being put into place The former chair- highly-qualified staff As a corollary, “Decisions made nite disconnect between regardless of what most man questioned the members - and the cre- Brown recommended now will help deter- the administration and people think. These validity of “anonymous ation of a clearly nega- that the new commit- mine some serious next the teachers. Very sad decisions being made comments” and won- tive work environment tee, in cooperation with steps.” Strout predicted. situation.” will directly impact dered if the survey sam- - [they] all land on the the board - should “[a] He cited survey results Results also suggest our students. The rea- ple is truly representa- superintendent's desk,” dopt our proposed reso- as a “key indicator” of that respondents feel a soning behind many of tive of the faculty. Brown wrote via e-mail. lution for School Board “where the district is lack of respect by district the changes being made Miller also won- Citing a two-page Transparency & Com- at.” leadership. A battery of is very unclear and is dered, “Why were not resolution that was dis- munity Collaboration.” Survey-takers con- questions asked about only being shared with ‘all’ union members tributed at the commu- While survey results sisted of teachers, sup- the quality of adminis- a select few. Several of given an opportunity to nity forum two weeks are not publicly avail- port staff and adminis- trator-faculty communi- the changes that are fill out a survey?” The ago, Brown suggests able, sources cited in trators, who were asked cations and the district’s now taking place. ACS web site lists some that the document can this piece have access to rank key workplace ability to incorporate This respondent 100 staff, but the survey serve as a future road- to the document. Read- benchmarks on a one- parents’ input into plans equated respect with reports opinions from map. But, he noted, ers wishing to interpret to-10 scale. moving forward. quality communica- 38 respondents. board-level leadership the data for themselves Respondents’ rank- The level of engage- tions by adding, “I have Miller continued, will be needed. may request results ings relating to morale ment between faculty learned [about devel- “Why was this survey For change ad- via officials’ e-mail ad- were exceptionally and administrators, the opments] through the timed to take place con- vocates like Brown, dresses, which can be low across the board. survey found, appears newspaper and social gruent with the ATA newly-elected board obtained through the This metric was lowest low. media.” wanting to renege on member Peter Leavitt ACS web site, http:// among teachers and sup- On a one-to-10 scale, At least one teacher a signed and voter-ac- represents a key poten- www.myacs.org/do- port staff - though just respondents’ weighted responding feels that cepted contract?” tial ally. Brown moder- main/38. A10 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

GEORGE MURPHY – COURTESY PHOTO Relaxing time This fisherman enjoyed the relaxing side to fishing in Alton Bay over the weekend.

BOYD (continued from Page A1) Capital Area Mutual tinued. On the opposite outfitted. Boyd points is opened, the backdraft Aid, dispatching from side, in cabinets and out that vehicles must be will explode with killing Manchester, handling on walls, are model fire retired after that much force. He says, “When the remaining two. For trucks and art work, in- mileage. New equipment you come upon a burn- helicopter rescue, we cluding a stunning em- must meet NFPA stan- ing building with the are serviced by DHART, broidered wall hanging dards -- including reflec- windows blackened, it connected to Dart- of the old Barnstead fire tive paint covering the won’t be long before they mouth-Hitchcock Hospi- station surrounded by rear doors if the flashing will be popping,” he said. tal, to which patients are pictures of various hook lights and siren are not Other common problems flown, or to Maine Med- and ladder vehicles. Al- sufficient to make the include chimney fires, ical Center, if it seems though Boyd has accept- trucks and ambulances false or faulty fire alarm more advisable.” ed that he will be the last visible -- and all equip- situations, or those re- In summary, Boyd of the family’s firefight- ment must undergo a sulting from the balloon compares the job of a ing line, since his chil- weekly inspection. construction of older firefighter to that of a dren have pursued other The wealth of dials homes. “The fire shoots member of the police careers, throughout the and switches on the from the downstairs to force. “Each day you years they have taken working parts of the ve- the roof rapidly with no go out, you never know opportunities to present hicles is mind-boggling, floors meeting the side what’s in store,” he said. their father with every reminiscent of a cockpit walls to slow it down,” Boyd’s office, in his fire-safety-related gift to control panel. “That’s says Boyd. “Naturally, 50-old home, built a remind him of the one he why these have to be so COURTESY PHOTO any fire or emergency is short distance behind chose. carefully outfitted and AT HIS retirement party in November, Barnstead Fire Dept. worse if it is not reported the home to which his fa- The afternoon con- in such orderly fashion,” Deputy Chief Rodney Boyd, who was celebrating a 59-year quickly enough. We are ther brought the family cluded with tours of the says Boyd. “Once you career in firefighting, is wearing his great-grandfather's fire sometimes hard pressed in the ’50s, reflects both Center and Parade fire- are in the thick of a fire helmet and holding his trumpet. to contact our volunteers the business and the houses, both of which scene, often with another to get them to the scene emotional sides of his Boyd is justly proud. town’s company request- quickly.” He adds wryly, beloved career. Near his “When the two compa- ing additional water, you “Our trucks don’t have desk is a bookcase filled nies merged, Center’s have to know instantly wings.” with 36 two-inch thick equipment was standard and instinctively where Deputy Chief Boyd’s Life Safety volumes, one red, while Parade’s was everything is.” He add- picture, in full formal for each of the codes of yellow,” he laughs. The ed that lakes and rivers, uniform, adorns the cov- requirements mandat- compromise was the in rural areas are used er of the Town of Barn- ed by the National Fire distinctive green paint extensively for water stead Annual Report for Protection Association jobs that gleam on the supply, if handy and 2015. In its dedication the (NFPA). “The NFPA re- well-maintained older accessible to the scene. report honors not only ally grew out of reaction equipment as well as on According to Boyd, TOM HAGGERTY his role in the merger of to the notorious Cocoa- the new, all of them bear- “Constant training is DEPUTY CHIEF Rodney Boyd, a 59-year veteran of the the two Barnstead com- nut Grove nightclub fire ing Kermit’s signature necessary because of all Barnstead Fire Department, proudly displays the plaques pre- panies but also his work of the early 1940s, where, complaint painted on the changes in equip- sented to him at his recent retirement, along with memorabilia in getting the ambulance because of overcrowded their shiny fenders: “It’s ment, and everyone of his family's involvement in firefighting since the late 1800s. squad operating, and in conditions and poorly not easy being green.” involved in fire protec- implementing helicopter marked exits, close to Both firehouses are tion and rescue -- EMTs, good useable shape for a colleagues summed up rescue for accident vic- 100 people died on a busy similarly equipped with firefighters, and drivers long time. For the Inter- succinctly why Boyd is tims. Boyd explains, “We Saturday night during a large tanker, a small- -- has to be recertified national HME vehicles such a special individu- were originally part of World War II. Each of er truck and an ambu- regularly. We are as that we purchase, the al. Brian Cottrell was set the Suncook Mutual Aid these books deals with a lance. The Center house, much a medical service town pays one-third and, to regale us with funny System, including Alton, different sort of building, built in 1972, has newly as a protection service through fundraising and tales about their past Barnstead, Gilmanton, and there are additional installed long suction nowadays, and there is grants, we are able to pay shared exploits, when Strafford, New Durham, code books for individ- tubes that attach to the so much to be done to two-thirds.” he had to respond to the Pittsfield, Epsom, Chich- ual towns and cities. It vehicles to dispel ex- keep on top of all require- At their home, when dispatch call to cover an ester and Northwood. has become quite polit- haust fumes, since that ments.” his wife was asked what automobile accident. As When our ambulance ical, with lobbyists and house has rooms up- One feature that was the hardest part of he jumped into the truck service began in May special interest groups stairs in which the crew stands out in both being a fireman’s wife, dashing out of the Cen- 1959, we covered all of bringing pressure to sleep and eat. The trucks houses, in addition to next to the concern for ter Station, he yelled, the first seven towns, bear ... Every fire depart- here can therefore be run the clean and orderly her husband’s daily safe- “Great guy, and I love with two daytime staff ment has problems deal- inside the garage, but surroundings, is the ty, she said, “It’s being him.” members and call people ing with NFPA codes.” when they race out on well-maintained appear- wakened in the middle of Boyd was both sur- for nights and weekends. One side of the room a call, as the doors open ance of the equipment. the night to see him tear prised and touched by Now, Lakes Region Mu- displays memorabilia of automatically, the tubes “Because we are known off. Of course, when the the outpouring of good tual Aid, which dispatch- those firefighting family magnetically release and for the good care we keep phone doesn’t ring for a wishes expressed by the es from Laconia, covers forbears whose tradition swiftly retract overhead. of our trucks and ambu- while, you’re wondering 80-plus attendees at his those first seven, with Boyd has so capably con- In the Parade’s house, lances,” Boyd observes, why it hasn’t.” In the Nov. 8 retirement party, opened in 1997, are two “we find it relatively spirit of can’t-lick-’em- held at the Chichester very new vehicles -- a easy to get grants. Those might-as-well-join-’em, Country Club. He was 1,500 gallon tanker and, agencies providing them Mrs. Boyd served for honored with a hand- beside the 100,000-mile know that their money several years as EMT some plaque featuring a veteran ambulance, its will be well spent and and firefighter riding shiny, brass-plated fire replacement just getting that equipment will be in the ambulance along- ax, and a plaque of ap- side her husband. preciation from the town At the Center station, of Barnstead. The com- Chief Shawn Mulca- ments of Chief Mulcahy hy, who himself has 39 and Boyd’s friend Cot- years of service in Barn- trell could represent the EXCAVATORS: Deere 50G stead firefighting and feelings of those who Deere 85D followed Boyd as chief, shared in the evening’s Takeuchi 70 has great admiration tribute, as well as of so Bobcat T870 for him as colleague and many of the townspeople We are looking to expand our services! friend. whose lives he has affect- COMPACTORS: Ingersoll SD45D We have rooms available for; pedicures, “He was a mentor ed. Dynapac CC1200 manicures, estheticians, massage therapists to all, guiding them to Boyd can now look GRADER: Huber M850A and availability for booth renters. success in their careers, back with pride on 59 BACKHOE: Terex 760B and he was especially years of dedication to the important to me as my residents of Barnstead Ex Screen 1000 Call Laurie for details SCREENER: mentor and role model. and forward to even Quite simply, I’m sorry more years of faithful (603) 569-5999 to see him go.” and knowledgeable ser- Another of Boyd’s vice to his community. THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 A11 Snowflakes, coffee, Al Jazeera, and some really strange houses

Seasonal note: NORTH I’ve long wanted to do, On the morning of which is to do a fea- April 11, as I was put- COUNTRY ture now and then on ting the coffee on, big, NOTEBOOK a truly unusual house. fat, beyond fat snow- We all go by them ev- By JOHN HARRIGAN flakes were drifting ery day, places that are down, snowflakes so big sis of good, solid, fun- so strangely built that and fat that I figured, if damental, give-us-the- there can be no others. I went outside, I might news-please reporting I’ve gone by enough be able to hear them hit that only good television of these so that I have a the ground. Okay, not can deliver. running start, but in the that fat. Al Jazeera pledged meantime I’m asking I thought two from the start to report readers for a little help. thoughts. One was that things straight down the If you know of a truly snowfalls, even big middle and it did, exhib- strangely and uniquely snowstorms, are noth- iting not the slightest built house, do me a fa- ing unusual in April. I bias I ever could discern. vor and drop me a note JOHN HARRIGAN remember many a year And it reported scads of or e-mail (my contact in- JEANNE and Richard Havrda’s house, painted a neat deep red with white trim, with its out- in which Fish and Game stories and features that formation is at the end buildings and all, made a nice scene in Stratford as the final snow (maybe) of the season clung expressed sighs of relief Big Media, fixed on pack of everything I write) stubbornly to the ground. It is one of the oldest houses in the territory. when the deer had made journalism, didn’t have with a photo or jpeg, the truly unusual and stuff. and parts of western it through a hard winter time for. where the house is and unique. There is a huge Maine and northeast- only to have a huge late- Above all, the fact who owns it, and above house in Lisbon, for in- This column runs in ern Vermont. Write to April snowstorm knock that we could have an all, your name and tele- stance, that is said to be weekly newspapers cov- campguyhooligan@ the daylights out of the Arab-sponsored net- phone number. an old stagecoach inn ering two-thirds of New gmail.com or Box 39, population. work with a Middle East I’m not looking for a built around a 250-year- Hampshire from Con- Colebrook, NH 03576. The other thought name in these times flood of houses here, just old fort. That kind of cord to Lower Quebec was that my latest cof- made me somehow even fee-maker has all the prouder of this country latest bells and whistles and what it stands for. Alton Central’s Sc oop and makes excellent cof- Al Jazeera was a jewel n fee, but has no charac- from an ancient culture ter. on the other side of the Sparking the connections between At camp I have two globe. It’s too bad that ad- sizes of the aluminum vertisers and their agen- three-section coffee pots cies didn’t get it, didn’t classroom lessons and real world and careers that came out shortly get the whole thing, after WWII and were all didn’t realize how many BY CRIS BLACKSTONE presentations? Material the rage because they Americans were tired of Principal, Alton Central School teachers present is re- distributed heat so even- the same-old and were The fourth grade stu- inforced when students ly and, if properly oper- tuning in, or we’d have dents are completing hear the professionals ated (meaning with one it now. their study of electricity, refer to the same topics, eye squinted and your conductors and insula- use the same vocabu- tongue stuck out) made +++++ tors, and have had sev- lary and reinforce the great coffee. eral opportunities to ex- same concepts used in These are the origi- Postscript on the plore circuits first hand. the classrooms on their nal drip coffee pots. You bobcat: The lessons have includ- jobs. When students put the coffee grounds Boy, am I ever hap- ed material on how elec- have the opportunity to in the middle basket, py to put “postscript” tric circuits are complete ask further questions of and pour boiling-hot wa- on the bobcat issue, – light on – or incomplete the guest speakers, they ter into the upper pot, because such a fiasco – light off – and have a are firming up their own COURTESY PHOTO whose own perforated should never have seen basic understanding of knowledge of a topic CAN YOU recognize Jelyn Decker or Spencer Therrien, wearing bottom sends the water the light of day to begin how an electric circuit and that information is the safety gear provided by NH Electric Cooperative workers gently coursing through with. functions. The next step embedded in their back- (Mr. Jeff McKenzie also pictured) who recently visited ACS? Ms. the entire pile of coffee, First, if trappers, an was provided by parent ground knowledge. Lynne Turmel arranged this visit, supporting the science unit on electricity, for ACS fourth graders. not just the center. increasingly miniscule and NH Electric Coop There are other ben- These rigs are hard percentage of the state’s employee, Ms. Lynne efits to having guest Month featured three au- extend these invitations to beat, and hard to find, 1.3 million people, had Turmel, who arranged to speakers, too. It’s great thors, with a fourth com- to be a guest speaker to just in time for yard sale wanted to force the is- have three guest speak- to get to showcase Alton ing in May for our sev- people from Alton and and flea market season, sue of trapping, and ers from the NHEC come Central School – from enth and eighth graders. from afar, who are on a where I’ll be looking for preserve their heritage to Alton and share a lot of the clean and well-or- After vacation, we are traveling circuit to pres- a pair of well-made old and traditions, they material with the fourth ganized physical school welcoming Ms. Heather ent to students. The ben- sawhorses, too. could not have chosen graders. building to the vibrant Clifford, a graphic artist, efits are mutual. If you a worse animal to spot- Mr. Joe Diprizio, Mr. bulletin boards and to share her expertise know an ACS student, +++++ light. Here we have a Jeff McKenzie and Mr. well-prepared audiences, with third graders, and you can ask about guest little cat that bothers Seth Wheeler came to our guest speakers get to later in May, Ms. Shelly speakers, and if you see I read local papers as- nobody, poses no prob- school with their safe- see a slice of life here at Cliché, with TD Bank is these members of the siduously and statewide lems, is not good to eat, ty gear and an in-depth ACS and leave knowing coming to work with our NH Electric Coop while and regional dailies, and needs no “man- presentation about what more than when they ar- “Crossroads” class about you are out and about, but I’ve lost two of my agement” save for us it means to work for the rived, too. finance and key math do give a friendly wave, favorite national and to manage to leave it electric company and We are fortunate to skills for lifelong uses. because they are work- international news me- alone. what are the ways they have speakers come in to These are only a few ing for us in all types of dia in just the past four And persecute the need to know about cir- our different grade lev- of the speakers we have weather and in all types months. bobcat even as we pur- cuits and how electricity els from many walks of seen this year at ACS. It’s of conditions to keep us The New York Times port to love and cher- works. life. Our March Literacy an important part of our connected and safe, at quit delivering its dai- ish its close cousin, the Student volunteers Je- Across the Curriculum school day when we can the same time. ly papers to Colebrook lynx, as a symbol of the lyn Decker and Spencer in mid-January (its freedom and wildness Therrien got suited up Sunday paper still gets we all purport to hold in all of the safety gear here, as does the Sunday dear? an employee may wear. Prospect sponsoring Rock ‘N Race team Globe), This is ludicrous in The teachers had to feel ALTON — Prospect the Payson Center for the back. People can Yes, yes, I know, don’t the extreme, and New proud to hear their stu- Mountain High is once Cancer Care. The race register themselves by tell me, please, that I Hampshire’s people dents share answers that again fielding a team begins and ends at the going to www.rockn- can get it online. I don’t know a ludicrous sce- Joe, Jeff and Seth asked to run or walk the 2016 State House on Main race.org (go to the Join want it online. I want nario when they see about the safety features Rock ‘N Race in Con- Street in Concord and a Team link to join the to spread it out on my one. They put so much they were wearing. cord at 6 p.m. on Thurs- bands play music all Prospect Mountain kitchen counter the next heat, such a truly stu- Our teachers are all day, May 19. All faculty, along the route. The High team.) Or folks morning with breakfast pendous amount of on board with the ways staff, students, family registration fee gets can contact Marie Dan- and enjoy it (who cares heat, on the Fish and they are encouraged to and friends of Prospect you dinner, good kar- iels, school counselor if the news by then is Game Commission that bring in guest speakers, Mountain High are wel- ma and a 2016 Rock ‘N at PMHS (mdaniels@ 24 hours old?), a tactile on April 13 its members and continue to make come to join the team. Race t-shirt. 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COURTESY PHOTO Garden club meeting COURTESY PHOTO The Alton Garden Club will begin its programs for the year with a slide show on how to use perennials for color in your garden. What blooms and when will help you decide where Aloha to use these winter-hardy plants. The program is open to all and meets on Tuesday, April Maya Colson enjoys one of the many activities offered at New Durham School's recent luau 26, at the Gilman Library at 1:30 p.m. Come with a paper and pencil to take down info and silent auction. Sponsored by the PTO as a give-back to the school community, the on a new favorite you might like or come with a story about one you weren't so fond of. event featured free food, indoor and outdoor crafts and games, and a multitude of items Refreshments will be served and an update on the new gardens that are being worked on to bid on. PTO President Karen Kratovil said all of those who pitched in to make it the down at the Bay. Guest speakers will be club president Joan Blackwood and Lisa Boudrow success it was deserve a "huge thank you." of Dragonfly Gardens. Everyone is welcome. Hazard Mitigation Plan meeting is Wednesday ALTON — The Al- ant to reducing disas- ton Hazard Mitigation ter losses as are appro- Plan Committee is in priate regulations and the process of updating land use ordinances. its 2010 Hazard Miti- The most significant gation Plan. The com- areas of concern for 603-524-0100 mittee is represented Alton are being deter- by a variety of local mined through this www.hkpowersports.com interests including the process; in the 2010 fire, police, highway, plan these included land use and building winter storms, hazard- departments, Water ous materials, confla- Works, the planning gration, and lightning. board and the town ad- Additional hazards of ministrator. The group concern include terror- is focusing on the nat- ism, flooding and epi- ural and manmade demic. hazards that put Alton With the update to at risk as well as the the Hazard Mitiga- development of recom- tion Plan, community mendations to protect leaders will be able the safety and well be- to evaluate the status ing of town residents. of current plans, poli- The committee will cies, and actions then meet on April 27 at develop and prioritize the Alton Town Hall actions to reduce the (1 Monument Square) impacts of these and starting at 9 a.m. Res- other hazards. Commu- idents of Alton and nity leaders want the representatives from town to be a disaster neighboring commu- resistant community nities are encouraged and believe that updat- to attend and provide ing the Hazard Miti- input. Another method gation Plan will bring of providing input is Alton one step closer to by completing a Haz- that goal. ard Mitigation Public For more informa- Survey, located at the tion, please call Eliza- Town Hall or at the beth Dionne, Town Ad- town web site (www. ministrator at 875-0102 alton.nh.gov) under or David Jeffers, Re- News and Announce- gional Planner, Lakes ments. Region Planning Com- Hazard Mitigation mission at 279-5341. Planning is as import- SPORTSSPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 THE BAYSIDER SECTION B, PAGE 1

What’s on Tap n Borelli bears down, blanks Bears It’s a lighter sched- ule for the local high school teams in the Prospect junior throws no-hitter in home opener coming week, with school vacation on BY JOSHUA SPAULDING the radar. Sports Editor At Prospect Moun- ALTON — The Pros- tain, the track team pect Mountain baseball will be hosting its team was firing on all first meet of the sea- cylinders on Friday, son today, April 21, at April 15, and the New- 4 p.m. The team will found Bears were unable be at Merrimack Val- to mount any sort of de- ley for a 10 a.m. meet fense against the Timber on Saturday, April 23. Wolves. The Timber Wolf Prospect junior Sam girls’ tennis team will Borelli pitched the en- be hosting Moulton- tire five innings without borough today, April giving up a hit as the 21, at 4 p.m. Timber Wolves rolled to The Prospect boys’ a 21-0 win over the Bears tennis team will be at at Alton Central School. Moultonborough for “He hides that ball a 4 p.m. match today, well,” said Newfound April 21. coach John Larsen of At Kingswood, the Borelli’s delivery. “He baseball and softball kept it in his back pocket teams will be at Plym- and went to his ear with outh for 4 p.m. games it. JOSHUA SPAULDING on Friday, April 22, “It’s a real quick mo- HUNTER SANBORN beats a throw to first as Newfound’s Jared Prince takes the throw in action on Friday in Alton. and will be at Pem- tion,” the first-year Bear After he stole second, broke for 4 p.m. coach added. Dillon Barnes sacrificed games on Wednesday, “He changed speeds Nickerson to third with Junior Legion April 27. The softball and mixed a good sec- a groundout and a wild Knights will also be at ond pitch in there,” said pitch allowed Nickerson Manchester West to- Prospect coach Gary to scamper home with day, April 21, at 4 p.m. Noyes Sr. of his hurler. the first run. Fairbank tryouts are May 1 at PMHS The Kingswood la- “You can’t just blow the got out of trouble with crosse boys will be at ball by them.” a fly ball to center and a ALTON — Post 72 of 13 and 17 from Al- ers and a few weekday Winnacunnet for a 4 Noyes also credit- strikeout. American Legion Ju- ton, Farmington, New games scheduled. New p.m. game on Friday, ed Drew Nickerson for Borelli struck out the nior Baseball will be Durham, Wolfeboro, players must provide April 22, and at St. working well with Borel- first two batters of the holding registration Barnstead and Pitts- an original birth certif- Thomas on Tuesday, li behind the plate and second inning before hit- and tryouts on Sunday, field is eligible to try out icate, no copies will be April 26, for a 4 p.m. calling a good game. ting Jared Prince with a May 1, from 10 a.m. to for the team. The season accepted. There is a reg- game. “The last two years pitch. However, he got 12 p.m. at the Prospect runs from the middle of istration fee. For more The Knight girls’ he’s really matured as a a pop fly to end the in- Mountain High School June till the end of July. information, contact lacrosse team will be pitcher,” Noyes added. ning and Prospect broke baseball field. Any- The team will have coach Gary Noyes, Sr. hosting Spaulding on Borelli surrendered things open in the bot- one between the ages weekend doublehead- at 393-8349. Monday, April 25, at a two-out walk to Tate tom of the second inning. 4 p.m. and Winnacun- Miller in the top of the Riley McGrath led off net on Wednesday, first inning, but struck with a base hit and after April 27, also at 4 p.m. out the side around him an infield hit from Hunt- The Kingswood and Prospect came back er Sanborn, a sacrifice track team will be at with a run in the bottom groundout by Zack Beck- Merrimack Valley for of the inning. ett moved both runners a 10 a.m. meet on Sat- Nickerson worked up. Zach MacLaughlin urday, April 26. a walk to lead off the then added a base hit to SEE ON TAP, PAGE B2 game against Newfound plate one run for a 2-0 starter Jarrod Fairbank. SEE BASEBALL, PAGE B5

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JOSHUA SPAULDING JOSHUA SPAULDING RYLEY ROBERTS takes a swing in action against Newfound last week. ALI BROWN rounds third in action against Newfound on Friday. Big first inning propels Prospect past Newfound

BY JOSHUA SPAULDING drive home the first run Prospect upped the Burley then sent the beginning, it takes the and struck out three and Sports Editor of the game. Burley fol- lead to 15-0 in the bottom Bears down in order in pressure off and makes walked three over four ALTON — A big first lowed with a base hit to of the second inning, as the top of the fifth to close you play relaxed. and a third, while John- inning was all the Pros- plate another run and Hardie led off with a tri- out the game at 16-0. “In a game like this, ston pitched an inning pect Mountain softball Deanna Misiaszek fol- ple and Dunne reached “We were hitting everybody did their and two thirds, striking team needed on Friday, lowed with an infield hit. on an error to plate the right at them, so offen- part,” Burley said. “Ev- out two and walking April 15, as the Timber Newfound shortstop Hai- 14th run. Brown then fol- sively we were doing erybody gains confi- three. Wolves used a 13-run in- ley LeTourneau made a lowed with a triple of her OK,” Johnston said. “We dence and contributes.” Dukette had a double ning to get out to a quick great play in the hole to own to plate another run were putting the ball in The Timber Wolves and two walks. Pinch start and took a 16-0 win keep the runners from before Ryan a ground- play. dropped a 3-2 decision to runner Natalie Haskell over Newfound. advancing any further. out and catcher Ashlee “You can’t give good Berlin to open the sea- scored the lone run of “We’re a lot better Julie Frenette beat Dukette picked Brown off hitting teams extra outs son. the game on a Ryan dou- than what we showed out an infield hit and a third with a great throw. and that’s what we’re Prospect led 2-0 with ble. Johnston, MacDon- today,” said Newfound pickoff error allowed The Bears went in or- doing right now and they two outs in the sixth in- ald and Paige Dostie also coach Corey Johnston. a third run to score. A der in the top of the third are making us pay for ning, but two errors al- had hits. “They were hitting the base hit from Kennedy inning, with Burley re- it,” Johnston continued. lowed two Berlin runs to The Bears are sched- ball well, but there were Wright drove in anoth- cording two more strike- “We will settle down and score and the Mountain- uled to host Stevens to- more mental errors.” er run and one out later, outs. Prospect added one continue to improve as eers scored the winning day, April 21, at 4:30 p.m. “The best thing about Emma Hardie was hit more in the bottom of the the season progresses.” run in the 12th inning. and will be at Mascoma this team, they knew by a pitch. Another base third inning. Frenette He praised his team The Bears opened at 4 p.m. on Monday, leaving Berlin that they hit from Dunne drove walked and came around for remaining upbeat de- their season against April 25. lost a good game with a in two more runs and to score when Krysten spite the big inning right White Mountains, giving The Timber Wolves good team and came into a Bekah Wheeler base Goossens lined a base hit out of the gate. up seven runs in the first will be off until April 29, this game ready to play,” hit drove in the seventh to make it 16-0. “They didn’t hang inning and just three when they play in Gil- Prospect coach Rick Bur- run of the game. Brown Johnston worked a their heads,” the Bear runs the next four in- ford. ley said. “We approach followed with a base hit one-out walk in the top coach said. nings. White Mountains every game that way, that struck Johnston of the fourth inning and “We did what we scored 11 in the sixth in- Joshua Spaulding can not letting things bother in the leg and she was stole second. Dukette wanted to do,” Burley ning, taking advantage of be reached at 569-3126 or them, just one game at a replaced by Mackenzie then lined a base hit to said. “If you can score six errors to finish with sportsgsn@salmonpress. time.” Ryan in the pitcher’s cir- move her to third, but a handful of runs at the a 21-1 final. Ryan started com. Brianna Burley took cle. Walks to Burley and a 7-5 double play kept care of business for the Misiaszek plated two the Bears from scoring. Timber Wolves in the more runs and a double Coach Johnston took first inning, setting from Frenette made it 12- the blame for the dou- Knight boys remain down Newfound in order 0. A base hit from Wright ble play, noting he got on three groundouts. drove in another run for his signs crossed on the undefeated with two more wins Then the bats came a 13-0 lead before Ryan play. out and didn’t stop for got a strikeout to get out Brown reached on an BY JOSHUA SPAULDING at the top of the lineup. The trip was a bit lon- quite a while. of the inning. error in the bottom of the Sports Editor Burke Ruel picked up an ger on Friday, April 15, Leah Dunne led off Kylee MacDonald fourth, but MacDonald WOLFEBORO — The 8-1 win in singles for a 3-2 as the Knights traveled with a base hit and af- came through with a made a nice catch in cen- Kingswood boys’ ten- lead for the Knights. to the southwest corner ter Newfound pitcher two-out base hit for the ter for one out and Juli- nis team continued its Russ Lucia came of the state to take on Amanda Johnston got a Bears in the top of the anne Marchand made a strong start to the season through with a big ral- Monadnock and came pop up back to her, Ali second inning but she nice catch in left to end with two more wins last ly at number three sin- away with a 6-3 win. Brown ripped a triple to was stranded on first. the inning. week to move to 3-0 on gles, as he rallied from Coach Steve Langevin the season. a 6-5 deficit to pick up noted that the Knights The Knights opened an 8-6 win and send the again came up with a 4-2 the week with a short Knights to the doubles lead after singles, thanks trip to Moultonborough matches with the score to the strong work at the for a match with the Pan- 4-2. bottom of the lineup. thers. The Panthers were After Jake Merrill In a back and forth able to take the victory and Noah Smith came match, the Knights were in the top two doubles up just short with 8-6 able to escape with a matches to tie the game losses in the top two 5-4 win, getting a win at at four with everything spots in the lineup, the number three doubles to coming down to the final Knights won the bottom seal the victory. doubles play. four spots to take the Drew Connelly got an Kust and Ruel played lead. 8-4 win in singles play in the third spot and Lucia got an 8-4 win, and Aaron Kust got an came out with an 8-3 Connelly won by an 8-0 8-3 win in singles play win over the Panthers to score, Kust got an 8-1 win after the Panthers won clinch the 5-4 win. and Ruel won 8-0 for the Knights and they took PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS • SCENICS • EVENTS the 4-2 lead to doubles. While the Huskies won the top doubles match, Lucia and Con- nelly teamed up at num- ber two for an 8-0 win Matthew Fassett and Kust and Matt Hor- 343 Main St. ton also snagged an 8-0 Alton Bay, NH 03810 win in the third spot to phone: 603-393-7336 seal the 6-3 win. email: [email protected] The Knights will be in action on Friday, April 22, at White Mountains Regional at 4 p.m.

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The Knight tennis teams will be taking on White Mountains on Friday, April 22, with the girls at home and the boys on the road, both at 4 p.m. THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 B3 Timber Wolves kick off track season a week late BY JOSHUA SPAULDING The veteran coach Sports Editor noted that the team MEREDITH — The was looking forward to Prospect Mountain moving ahead with the track team started the season. season a week late after “I’m looking for- Mother Nature forced ward to the year, the the postponement of kids are already work- the opening meet. ing really hard,” Tuttle With a team consist- said, noting he expects ing of a solid number players to get better as of boys and a fewer the season goes on. number of girls, the The team features Prospect team traveled just four seniors in to Inter-Lakes on Tues- Locke, Chase Plante, day, April 12, for the Jacob Roy and Wyatt first meet of the sea- Siegler, with the rest son. of the team coming The boys finished from the underclass in third place overall group. while the girls finished Prospect is sched- in fourth place. uled to host a meet to- Coach John Tuttle day, April 21, at 4 p.m. was especially pleased and will be at Merri- with the girls’ team mack Valley for a 10 score, especially given a.m. meet on Saturday, the size of the team. April 23. “That was very, very good considering Joshua Spaulding the size of the team,” can be reached at 569- JOSHUA SPAULDING JOSHUA SPAULDING Tuttle said, also not- ANNA DEROCHE runs during Prospect’s meet at Inter-Lakes ZANDER GULDBRANDSEN competes in the 1,600 meters in a 3126 or sportsgsn@sal- ing that regular scorer last week. meet at Inter-Lakes last week. monpress.com. Brittany Rogers was not available for the meet. On the boys’ side Timber Wolves wrangle Pythons for first win of things, Hudson In- BY JOSHUA SPAULDING got an 8-5 win, with just goldsby and Jeremy Sports Editor a few strokes separating Woodbury had pretty ALTON — The Pros- the two players in most solid days. pect Mountain tennis sets. Ingoldsby won the boys split a pair of home Krivitsky again had 300-meter hurdles in games last week, falling a lot of long, consistent a time of 44.1 seconds to Inter-Lakes but out- rallies and his steadiness and also cleared five lasting Pelham. paid off, as he got an 8-4 feet, eight inches in the The Lakers were sup- win in the fifth spot in high jump to take first posed to be in Alton on the lineup. place. He also earned Monday, April 11, but Max Tuttle played at a second place in the that match was moved number six and made im- 110-meter hurdles in a to Thursday, April 14, provements as he went time of 17.8 seconds. due to the rain early last along, but he was unable Woodbury won the week. to catch the Python oppo- 200 meters in 24.59 sec- The two teams played nent and dropped an 8-5 onds and then finished a pretty even singles decision. second in the 100 me- match, as the Timber Cleary and Clark ters in 12.1 seconds. He Wolves and Lakers were played at number one also finished second in tied at three after singles. and outscored their op- the high jump, clearing Joey Cleary picked up ponents by an 8-1 score. five feet, six inches. a 9-8 win (7-5 in the tie- DeCosta and Blair Riley McCartney breaker) in the number played in the second spot ran to fifth place in one spot in the lineup. and they got an 8-6 win the 400 meters with a “Those that got to see in an exciting match that time of 59.14 seconds the number one match saw back and forth ac- and Troy Meyer ran to were treated to very tion. sixth in the 800 meters. well-played high school Freshmen Timothy Garrett Smith began tennis,” said Prospect Clifford and Lucas Ther- his high school career coach Ron Sundquist. rien got in their first var- with a fifth place in “It was a fine match. In sity matches and dropped the shot put with a toss reality, just a few points CODY DECOSTA serves in action against Pelham last week. COURTESY PHOTO an 8-4 score at number of 32 feet, nine inches, separated the two.” 8-2 decision. on Pelham and came out DeCosta moved into three, with Sundquist while fellow freshman Cleary jumped out to a The lone win for the with a 7-2 win. the third spot in the line- noting there were many Justin Perrin finished 3-1 lead but Inter-Lakes’ Timber Wolves in the The Timber Wolves up and came away with good exchanges and the in eighth place. Noah Sullivan battled doubles play came at took care of business in an 8-6 win in a close, experience was good for The 4X400-me- back to take a 5-3 lead and number three, where the singles, winning five back and forth battle. the younger kids. ter team of Ingolds- then they went back and Dame and Krivitsky bat- of the six to clinch the “Many times each had The Timber Wolves by, Woodbury, Alex forth with Sullivan going tled through a long, hard- win. They were playing four and five ‘add’ points are off for school vaca- Amann and Meyer fin- up 7-5. Cleary broke his fought match and got a without Fife, moving the and were not able to win tion week and won’t ished in first place on opponent’s serve to tie 9-7 win. lower part of the lineup that all important second return to action on the afternoon. the match at seven and However, the Lakers up a spot. and winning point,” said Monday, May 2, against “A lot of young kids it was tied again at eight, were able to take the Cleary and Clark, Sundquist. “Kudos to Moultonborough. got a chance to com- forcing the tiebreaker. overall match with a 5-4 playing in the top two both boys for not giving pete,” Tuttle said. Cleary got out to a 5-1 victory. spots, took care of busi- up.” Joshua Spaulding can On the girls’ side of lead but Sullivan came Prospect returned to ness easily, as they both Jacob Blair played in be reached at 569-3126 or things, the duo of Kay- back to cut the lead to 6-5 their home courts on had 8-1 wins with strong, the fourth spot for the sportsgsn@salmonpress. ley Hoyt and Wyleigh before Cleary edged out Friday, April 15, to take consistent play. Timber Wolves and he com. Chase needed a little the 7-5 win. convincing from Tuttle The number two to race the 400 meters, match, like the num- they performed well, ber one, was a battle of with Hoyt taking the nerves as each player win in 1:18 and Chase made some unforced er- finishing right behind rors, but Prospect’s Con- her in second place in nor Clark came away 1:19. with the 8-6 win. Naomi Murzin came Alex Fife played in the up with two third place three spot and dropped finishes on the day, as an 8-0 decision, while Auto Collision she tossed the shot put Cody DeCosta played in 265 NH RTE. 11, FARMINGTON, NH 27 feet, .75 inches and the fourth spot and fell then threw the discus by an 8-5 score. (603) 335-2525 72 feet, 11 inches. In the fifth spot, Dan- Jenica Locke fin- iel Krivitsky earned a ished second overall in win with steady play the 800 meters with a during long, consistent time of 2:50. rallies, emerging with The 4X400-meter re- the 8-4 win. lay team of Naomi In- Nick Dame played at gham, Chase, Hoyt and number six and dropped Anna DeRoche raced to an 8-1 decision to keep fourth place overall. things even after singles. DeRoche also picked Cleary and DeCosta up a sixth place finish played in the top spot 2004 Jeep Liberty limited in the 1,600 meters. and they dropped an 8-1 leather heated power seats sunroof “It was a really great decision, while Clark effort by the girls,” and Fife played at num- 132,000 miles $4995 Tuttle said. ber two and dropped an B4 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 Kierstead wraps up successful snocross season ALTON — Though racers. Utilizing all of to be highly competitive many welcomed the that has helped to devel- in the Sport class, win- warmth of an early op him into the racer he ning a handful of races spring, snocross racers is today. As he moves amongst a group of sea- across New England and forward with his racing soned snocross athletes. upstate New York expe- career, he is finding oth- Backed by team spon- rienced a challenge this er strategies, both on and sors Kislowski Racing season with the lack of off the track, which will and Arctic Cat, and snow and cold tempera- push him even harder to sponsored locally by An- tures. Such was the case keep an advantage over drew’s Marine Service for Tucker Kierstead of his fellow competitors. and Eastern Propane, Alton. Prior to the start Kierstead’s 2016 race sea- Kierstead looks forward of this year’s snowmo- son has come to an early to next season, with new bile race season, Kier- close, but he walked away opportunities, fresh chal- stead and some team with a first place cham- lenges and, hopefully, members had to travel COURTESY PHOTO pionship in the Jr. 16-17 more snow. to Canada just to find TUCKER KIERSTEAD of Alton had a solid snocross season despite the lack of snow. class, and proved himself snow to practice on. But with challenge, comes growth, and that’s what Kierstead discovered Rabideau leads Kingswood over Kennett during his short time on the track this year. BY JOSHUA SPAULDING Kingswood threat- Kingswood also Fourteen-year-old Sports Editor ened in the top of the sev- picked up a 7-4 win over Kierstead began this NORTH CONWAY — enth after Janos struck Merrimack Valley to season competing in The team that hits the out the first two batters. open the season. two classes (Junior 14- ball traditionally comes Lindsay doubled and Ra- Rabideau gave up just 15 and Junior 16-17) on out on top and that was bideau was hit by a pitch. five hits and one earned the snowmobile racing certainly the case when Courtney Drew took over run in the win, striking circuit established by the Kennett and King- on the bases but they out five and walking just EastCoast Snocross, swood softball teams were both stranded there one. based out of Clarksburg, met in North Conway on when Janos got a strike- Kingswood trailed Mass. By mid-season, Thursday, April 14. out to end the frame. 1-0 after one but took after winning all rac- The Eagles struggled Kennett also threat- a 5-1 lead in the third. es in the Jr. 14-15 class to find their bats until ened in the bottom of the Rabideau and Lindsay and most in the Jr. 16-17 late in the game and the seventh inning. With one both had doubles in the class, it was clear that a Knights got key hits at out, Izzy Wrobleski had a frame to help plate the greater challenge was big moments, coming out base hit and pinch hitter runs. Kingswood had a needed in order for Ki- with a 3-2 win. Cassidy Chick also had one-run lead heading to erstead to continue to “Any win is a nice JOSHUA SPAULDING a base hit. Rabideau got the seventh but added hone his skills as a rac- win when you finished KINGSWOOD catcher Shelby Lindsay looks for another play as another strikeout and two runs, as McCullough er. His team (Kislowski 1-15 last year,” said Caroline Jaeger of Kennett looks back to make sure she got in then got a grounder to reached on an error, Mc- safely during a play on April 14 in North Conway. Jaeger was Racing/AMS Racing) Kingswood coach Steve second to end the game Cann sacrificed her over safe on the play. made the decision to pe- Woodcock. “The kids did and preserve the 3-2 win. and Pomerleau drove in tition to have Kierstead really well under pres- of the inning with three to keep the rally going, “Any time you play a run with a line drive to compete in Sport class sure.” consecutive strikeouts. but Janos got a strikeout Peter (Ames) you have left. Kyleigh Moore beat on his Arctic Cat ZR600, “We gave them too Kingswood got a pair to end the inning. to pick up your game,” out a bunt to plate Po- in addition to racing in many free bases,” said of runners on in the top After the Eagles went Woodcock said. “Maddie merleau to finish out the the Jr. 16-17 class. Rid- Kennett coach Peter of the second inning quietly in the bottom of did a heck of a job on the scoring. ers in the Sport class are Ames. “Other than that, with two outs. Mallory the fourth inning, King- mound. “I was very happy aged 18 and older, and defensively we didn’t McCullough worked a swood added another “The subs got in and with the way the kids younger riders, who are make any errors that walk and then stole sec- run in the top of the made significant plays,” remained relentless and over age 14, must be re- cost us a run. ond. Morgan McCann fifth. McEvoy was hit by the Knight coach con- didn’t get down when viewed and approved by “But we didn’t hit the also worked a walk but a pitch to get the rally tinued. “I’m really excit- they were quickly be- the race director before ball and we didn’t exe- they were both strand- going and Rabideau fol- ed about how they are hind and on the road,” competition in this class cute in a couple of spots,” ed when the next batter lowed with her second playing pretty well as a Woodcock said. “For is permitted. Based on the Eagle coach added. lined to left. RBI double of the game, team.” the first game out of the his racing abilities, Ki- “We wanted to move run- Rabideau struck out putting Kingswood up The Knight mentor shoot and only one day erstead was allowed to ners over and we missed two more Eagles in the 3-0. also pointed out that the outside prior to today, I compete, and he finished a couple of signs.” bottom of the second Rabideau pitched kids are working hard was extremely pleased the season strong, rais- The beginning of the inning and Emily Saun- around a Natalie Perry to put mistakes behind with the team’s effort ing the bar a little higher game moved along pretty ders led off the top of the base hit in the bottom them instead of letting and hard work.” for himself and finding quickly, as neither team third for the Knights of the fifth, striking out them compound. He praised Rabide- that competitive edge was able to get much go- with a walk, but she was three more batters. Ali “For the first game, au’s return to the hill that drives him. ing on the offensive side gunned down by Kennett Doliber was hit by a it was OK,” Ames said. and also noted Pomer- The sport of snocross of things. catcher Morgan Colvard pitch in the top of the “Their kid pitched well.” leau had a strong day at has been in Kierstead’s Kaitlyn Janos got the while trying to steal sec- sixth but a double play Ames noted that the first base. blood since 2008 where start in the circle for ond base. Janos then by Victoria Burns at low strike zone hurt Kennett played the he began competing on Kennett and she set the struck out the next two third helped get Kennett his kids, as they didn’t next day and dropped a a 120cc snowmobile. Knights down in order in batters. The Eagles went out of the inning. go after the low pitches 5-0 decision to Plymouth. Since that time, he has the top of the first. Mad- down in order in the bot- The Eagles were able despite the fact that the The Eagles will be in personally experienced dison Rabideau got the tom of the third, includ- to break through in umpire was calling low action on Friday, April many levels of racing nod for the Kingswood ing two more strikeouts. the bottom of the sixth strikes all game. 22, at Coe-Brown at 4 and racing styles, as well girls and despite giving Kingswood got the inning. With one out, “The strike zone is p.m. and will be hosting as the diverse compet- up a leadoff base hit to scoring going in the top Jaeger worked a walk whatever the ump de- Berlin on Monday, April itive skills of the other Caroline Jaeger, got out of the fourth inning. and Kate McPherson termines it to be,” Ames 25, at 4 p.m. Shelby Lindsay was hit followed with a bloop said. “With two strikes, The Knights will be in by a pitch to open the in- hit. A wild pitch moved you have got to foul it action today, Thursday, ning and Rabideau then both runners up and a off.” April 21, at Manchester ripped a double to chase fielder’s choice by Janos He added that the West, will be at Plym- her home. Kayla McEv- plated Jaeger with the Knights played well and outh on Friday, April 22, oy took over on the bas- first run of the game for he was also pleased with and will be at Pembroke es for the Knight pitcher the Eagles. After a stolen a couple of freshmen get- on Wednesday, April 27, and she came around base, Colvard grounded ting hits in the seventh all at 4 p.m. to score two outs later to short to plate McPher- inning. when McCann looped a son, making it 3-2. How- Rabideau finished Joshua Spaulding can base hit to center for a ever, Rabideau got out of with 14 strikeouts on the be reached at 569-3126 or 2-0 lead. 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The four-mile course On the road (and rails) to New York City again includes about one quarter mile of class When the text mes- party, I was on the 2:40 two whitewater and two sage and e-mail came SPORTING a.m. train out of Penn short portages. Regis- through on Wednesday CHANCE Station back to Boston tration forms are avail- morning that the Ken- and made it home in time able at the Wolfeboro nett vs. Kingswood base- to get to the ceremony Chamber of Commerce ball and softball games honoring Coach Burns or may be attained by By JOSHUA SPAULDING had been postponed later that afternoon. It calling 569-5454. Racers a day, there probably was a long few days but may also register the wasn’t anybody happier lutely amazing. I wan- in the end, totally worth day of the race from than I was. dered around the top, it, as is usually the case. 10 a.m. t0 12:45 p.m. at The Eagles were hon- taking pictures and look- the Alan Albee Town oring late coach Bob ing around before it was Joshua Spaulding Beach. The registration Burns and I really want- time to head back down is the Sports Editor for fee is $20 per paddler ed to be there. But I had a for our group dinner. I the Granite State News, and the first 50 entrants train ticket to New York made my way back to Carroll County Indepen- will receive a free com- City last Wednesday and Times Square, where I dent, Meredith News, memorative t-shirt. wasn’t going to be able to met up with a number of Gilford Steamer, Winn- Coinciding with make it. friends from the podcast COURTESY PHOTO isquam Echo, Plymouth the race will be the I HAD to get a picture with season 31 winner Jeremy Collins Then came the post- community for dinner Record-Enterprise, Little- traditional raffle to last Wednesday night. ponement text and before heading over to ton Courier, Newfound fund scholarships, e-mail and I was back in Caroline’s for the show. to Rob and his co-host, son and Jeremy Collins. Landing, Coos County also sponsored by the business. This time around, I two-time player Stephen But perhaps the best Democrat, Berlin Re- Wolfeboro Lions Club. Of course, I could’ve had pretty good seats and Fishbach, there were ap- part was the appearance porter and The Baysid- The drawing will take put aside my trip to New enjoyed a great episode pearances from players of season three winner er. He can be reached at place following the York, since it wasn’t of Survivor. But as al- Eliza Orlins, Frances- Ethan Zohn. That was sportsgsn@salmonpress. conclusion of the race terribly important, but ways, the special guests ca Hogi, Josh Canfield, certainly an unexpected com, at 569-3126, or PO at the finish line. This I had spent the money that joined us were the Andrea Boehlke, Billy surprise. Box 250, Wolfeboro Falls, year’s prize is $1,000 on the ticket. Plus, it’s highlight. In addition Garcia, Natalie Ander- Following the after NH 03896. cash. Survivor. How do I skip that? I love making trips to some defensive issues New York a few times BASEBALL the Bears were facing a year to take part in a CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 and knew it was import- Survivor event featur- ant to put the ball in play. ing former player Rob lead. A double steal made “We’ve got to take Cesternino’s podcast. it 3-0 and back-to-back these,” Noyes said. “We It gets me away from hits from Tyler Sinclair have some tough ones work for a bit and I get to and Nickerson pushed coming up.” watch my favorite televi- another run across for The Timber Wolves sion show and discuss it a 4-0 lead. After a base opened the season with with some of the former hit from Barnes, Borelli a 6-1 win over Berlin on contestants. reached on an error to April 13. This year I changed it push another run across MacLaughlin and up a little bit and sched- and a walk to Christian Barnes each had two uled myself on an ear- Parenteau plated the hits, while Beckett and lier train out of Boston, sixth run for the Timber MacLaughlin each drove which meant that I had Wolves. in two runs. Parenteau to get up in the middle McGrath collected his went six innings on the of the night and head to second hit of the inning, hill for the win. Dover to catch the 5 a.m. drilling a double to drive Prospect scored four bus to South Station in in two more runs for an in the first and added Boston. That was a lot 8-0 lead. Hits from San- one each in the third and easier than getting up at born and Beckett drove JOSHUA SPAULDING fifth. 3:40 a.m. on the Monday in two more runs and a SAM BORELLI fired a no-hitter in the Prospect baseball team’s home opener at Alton Central Newfound opened morning I am writing wild pitch made it 11-0 on Friday. with a 13-9 loss to White this wonderful piece of before Larsen made the force, chasing home the plate to end the inning. vince the kids that’s Mountains Regional on literature you’re read- pitching change. 20th run of the game be- Borelli then set down what needs to happen.” Wednesday, April 13. ing. Miller took the hill fore the Bears got out of the Bears in order in the Larsen noted it was The Bears will be in Whatever the case for the Bears and struck the inning. top of the fifth to close his and assistant coach action today, April 21, at may be, I was on the 5 out the first batter he Borelli got two out the no-hitter. Andrew Benton’s job to 4:30 p.m. against Stevens a.m. bus and got into faced but a base hit from grounders and a strike- “We’ve just got to coach the kids up and and will be at Mascoma Boston in plenty of time Nickerson drove in an- out to get through a per- coach them up,” said get them ready moving for a 4 p.m. game on Mon- to catch the train just other run and a Barnes fect fourth inning and Larsen. “These guys are forward. day, April 25. after 8 a.m. I arrived in double plated two more Prospect added one more a tight group, they’ll get “We’ve got to be pa- The Timber Wolves the city just after noon runs for a 14-0 lead. run in the bottom of the it. tient,” he said. will be off for much of va- and had to decide exact- Borelli and Parenteau inning against reliever “As a new coach, “We hit the ball well,” cation week, returning ly what I wanted to do walked to load the bases Philip Morris. Walks we’ve got things to fix,” Noyes said. “I told them to action on April 29, in with the few hours I had but Miller induced a pop to Piwnicki and Thor- Larsen continued. “If I before the game, put the Gilford. to kill before our group fly to short to end the oughgood got the inning star doing things too fast, ball in play and good dinner in Times Square. frame. started. After a strike- you run into problems. things will happen.” Joshua Spaulding can I determined that a Borelli set the Bears out, Moose Griffin made So we take it one practice He noted that he be reached at 569-3126 or quick bite to eat would down in order in the a great grab in center at a time, one game at a watched warm ups and sportsgsn@salmonpress. be good so I made the third, including two field for the second out, time. saw that there were com. decision to try Shake more strikeouts and but base hits from Borel- “We have to go back Shack for the first time. Prospect added six more li and Parenteau plated and do better,” he added. I’d heard good things runs in the bottom of the another run. The Bears “We have to take reps. If and they weren’t wrong, third inning. were able to gun down they haven’t done reps as the burger and the Sanborn beat out an the next runner at the before, we have to con- How to shake were delicious. infield hit and Beckett However it was not real- reached on an error. ly a quick bite, being as A walk from Caleb Pi- the line was outside the wnicki loaded the bases Submit building just to order. In and Zack Thoroughgood fairness, for such a long reached on an error to Factory Trained Announcements line, the wait seemed plate one run. A Nicker- For Sales, Installation, Service OK. son sacrifice fly drove in and Repairs & Obituaries After that, I made another run and a base my way to the Empire hit from Barnes made To Salmon Press State Building with the it 17-0. 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Alton, $2,650,000 - #4481491 Moultonboro, $625,000 - #4479436 Moultonboro, $400,000 - #4460444 Adirondack masterpiece; another beautiful custom Lake Winnipesaukee 3.4 acre lot with 134 ft of Custom home with high ceilings filled with walls of designed Skiffington home in a wonderful location frontage! Peaceful setting. Gravel driveway with an windows and light. Crown molding , wood floors, w/spectacular views. A grandfathered boathouse expired 6 & 4 bedroom septic design. Cleared for a open sun filled kitchen leading to the 3 season w/power lift and an extra large lot proposed home. sunroom. Moultonboro - $649,000 - #4455791 Gilford - $499,900 - #4479786 Moultonboro $369,900- #4439204 Ellen Mulligan: 387-0369 Bob Williams: 603-455-0275/Danielle McIntosh: 603-393-5938 Bob Williams: 603-455-0275/Danielle McIntosh: 603-393-5938 Gorgeous water views of Salmon Meadow Cove Elegant country home in a quiet cul-de-sac set nicely Features abound in this 3 BR, 1 and 3/4 bath home. offering 150 feet of lake frontage. There are back off the road for great privacy. Like new with Much attention to detail inside & out. Central A/C, two sandy beaches, views of Red Hill and the ease of maintenance in mind. Close to amenities & professional landscaping, private driveway from Conservation land across the lake. hiking trails at Ramblin Vewe Farm. Route 109. A must see! Bill Richards: 603-253-4345 Ellen Mulligan: 387-0369 Mary Goyette 603-707-7597

Belmont $395,000 - #4481580 Gilford - $264,900 - #4481629 Sandwich, $250,000- #4344832 Waterfront! 2 homes on .76 acres with 229’ of Here is a single family detached home with an Live in town and walk to everything. Located in the waterfront on Silver Lake. Home closest to the water attached two car garage, located in quiet Stonewall historic district of Center Sandwich, this 1850’s was just built in 2005. Village. Privacy awaits at the end of the cul-de-sac. cape has had recent renovations that have opened up the house nicely. Ellen Karnan 603-986-8556 Shelly Brewer 581-2879 Kay Huston 603-387-3483 Sandwich $295,000 - #4475574 Center Harbor $279,999 - #4399018 Sandwich - $200,000 - #4417639 See the possibilities of this mixed residential & comm. Squam Lake - This 21 acre lot, with deeded Rights New green construction on 5 private acres. Streams, use property!Live onsite in the sunny 3BR,2BA apartment to a community beach and dock space, is truly a rare small barn, camp and in-law suite with separate as owner/operator; OR Invest in an established income find. It is located directly across the path to the beach. entrance. property. Shirley Burns/Dana Burns 603-630-1410 Bob Williams: 603-455-0275/Danielle McIntosh: 603-393-5938 Linda Fields: 603-244-6889

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Meredith $189,900 - #4470969 Laconia, $187,000.00 - #4481462 Gilford $169,900 - #4471536 Take advantage of this rare opportunity in Waukewan Sunny beach access condo in gated community of Fabulous, freshly painted and remodeled home on a Village! 2 BR, 2 BA well maintained Townhouse South Down Shores. 1 level living with garage. Short private dead end street. Don’t miss this one! with pond views. walk to beach, marina and close to skiing.

Stacey Hoyt 581-2838 Barbara Mylonas 603-344-8197 Tracie Corbett 581-2886 Belmont - $189,000 - #4480351 Belmont - $189,000 - #4480429 Tilton $164,900 - #4480034 New construction! Three bedroom, two bath raised ranch Immaculate, well maintained, raised Ranch on 1.23 Waterfront 2 BR condo with 3 baths, one of which is on over an acre of land in a private, country setting. acres in a convenient location close to schools and handicap accessible. Huge waterfront deck, Buy now and choose your some of your finishes. major routes. swim area and boat docks you can reserve. Jean Aberg 603-455-6661 Susan Bradley 581-2810 Charlene Reinauer 581-2885

Holderness, $138,000- #4422032 Ossipee $120,000- #4467843 Tamworth, $115,000.00 - #4482460 The drive to this property is beautiful, with filtered lake Long frontage for this Commercial/Mixed use 4 +/- This home is located on a beautiful lot with a spacious views, and winding roads. It is in an area of old lake charm acre lot being sub-divided off a large lot and could be floor plan. The log barn is a detached, large 2 story and new contemporary homes. done in 1 AC lot sizes. garage with plenty of storage & work shop area. Kay Huston 603-387-3483 Reed Heath 581-2822 Adrien Labrie 603-455-5511 ONE STOP SHOPPING: 8. Meredith - $105,000 - #4450204 Gilford - $32,000 - #4479977 Exceptional residential lot in desirable Meredith. 3 Real Estate Newer Mobile home in great condition and ready to bedroom state approved septic system and drilled move into. 2 BR, 2 BA, wood burning fireplace, and well already installed on site. Mortgage skylights make it a bright home.

Cori Hooker: 603-305-0587 Title Services Fran Tanner 603-455-8697

ONE STOP SHOPPING: Belmont $75,000- #4481282 Belmont $74,900- #4482020 Commercial location with residential potential. Just a Real Estate Neat, beautifully cared for one bedroom, one bath little fix up and it can be used as a 2 bedroom home. condo right on the water in Winnisquam Beach Priced to sell fast!! Mortgage Resort. Comes fully furnished. Call our toll-free number 1-877-766-6891 Title Services Reed Heath 581-2822 John Silva 581-2881 & Mary Seeger 581-2880 and have your help wanted ad in 11 papers next week!

27 South Main Street • Wolfeboro, NH 603-569-0101 www.wolfeborobayrealestate.com

New Listing $289,000

Charming log home in South Wolfeboro with warm and inviting features... Large country kitchen and family room are joined by a double sided fireplace, beautiful exposed beams, large attached garage, 1st floor bedroom and office, full basement and large landscaped lot. Covered porch on the front and rear deck to enjoy the wooded outdoor surroundings. 5 Minutes to Downtown Wolfeboro for shopping and services.

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A Tradition HELP WANTED CELEBRATING of Trust — Mechanic The Town of Gilford, Department of Public Works is currently accepting Over 60 Years applications for the position of Mechanic. This is a year-round, full-time, union position with excellent benefits. The current pay range is $17.00-$24.19 p/h OVER 60 of Maxfield DOQE. in the The Mechanic will be responsible for performing maintenance and repairs on automobiles, dump trucks, fire engines, small engines, plow equipment and YEARS! Lakes Region. heavy machinery. The ideal candidate will have extensive hands-on experience with gas and diesel engines, brakes, exhaust systems, hydraulics, transmissions, axles, suspension, autobody, electrical, welding, tires, and computer diagnostics. Additional responsibilities will include snow removal and LUXURY REAL ESTATE doing manual laborer.

A CDL will be required within 6 months of hire. Must be able to work evenings, weekends and holidays as-needed. Successful completion of a pre-employment drug test, medical examination and background investigation will be required. The Town is seeking candidates who have a record of outstanding job performance with a stable employment history, positive attitude, the ability to follow directions, attention to detail, and a team player.

Completed application forms or letters of interest with a statement of qualifications must be submitted to the Director of Public Works by 5:00pm on Friday, May 20, 2016. EOE. Hopewell Point Estate in Wolfeboro with Exceptional Winnipesaukee home in Masterfully restored country estate property magnificent views, 4.7 level acres, 320’ of Alton w/spectacular views, covered boat in Tuftonboro on 78 private acres, 1805 waterfront, sandy beach, 5000+ sq. ft. home, slip, gorgeous grounds, rich & welcoming Colonial home with 5 bedrooms, barn and oversized docks, 70’ breakwater and two slip interior! Beautiful master suite, gourmet stalls for horses, in-ground pool, beautiful boathouse. kitchen, incredible family room w/bar. Simply gardens, views and multiple outbuildings. magnificent! HELP WANTED Call 569-3128 $3,750,000 Call 569-3128 $1,795,000 Call 569-3128 $1,425,000 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS LABORER The Town of Gilford, DPW Highway Division is currently accepting applications for a Laborer. This is a year-round, full-time position with benefits as set forth in the Town’s Personnel Policies and a Union Contract (AFSCME, Local 534). The current pay range is $12.75-$18.14 p/h. A copy of the job description is available upon request.

NEW DURHAM- Nice waterfront MEREDITH- Investors Take Notice! This ALTON- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath well maintained Applicants must possess a valid NH Driver’s License and be able cottage with sandy beach on beautiful 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath, 2 unit multi- home on 2 acres with oversized detached 2 Merrymeeting Lake. A really nice private family, and additional .46 acre lot that can car garage. Newly paved driveway, deck off to pass a drug/alcohol test. The ideal candidate will have previous location, come take a look you won’t want accommodate another multi-family, is in kitchen, large backyard. experience doing landscaping, snow plowing and/or road to leave. a wonderful location close to downtown. construction. Must be able and willing to perform strenuous physical labor and be able to work evenings, weekends and holidays as-needed. A proven record of dedication to superior job $445,000 Call 875-3128 $350,000 Call 253-9360 $224,900 (4347811) Call 875-3128 (4479755) (4481037) performance and teamwork is essential.

A completed Town of Gilford application form must be submitted to the Director of Public Works by 5:00pm on Friday, May 20, 2016. EOE.

LACONIA- Overlook Condo in amazing ALTON- Custom built 2-Bedroom with ASHLAND- 2BR, 2BTH condo with 1-car condition! Lots of custom features in a a garage under. Water access to Sunset detached garage. Beautiful Pemi River and perfect location - heated pool and tennis, Lake & Hills Pond. Four Season heated Mtn. views. Washer/dryer in unit. Large decks to watch the sunsets! Attached 2 addition. New Buderus hot water boiler. deck, being sold fully furnished. Pool, car garage. Ideal primary or seasonal residence! tennis, beach.

$179,900 (4466785) Call 253-9360 $176,500 (4471199) Call 875-3128 $139,900 (4480373) Call 253-9360 Machine Operators and FEATURED PROPERTY RENTALS Bringing People and Vacations Plating Technician openings LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE Together in the Lakes Region for over 60 years… WOLFEBORO Nesco Resource a nationwide staffing service is SEASONAL AND currently partnering with Burndy LLC to hire over Spectacular location – beautiful LONG-TERM RENTALS 20 people in their Lincoln facility. sandy beach and dock on Lake Halle McAdam Winnipesaukee, open concept living @ 253-9360 (Center Harbor Office) Please contact us toll free at 1-603-417-3000 in this contemporary colonial with LACONIA- Year-Round Apt. Avail. Immediately. state of the art kitchen. 2BD/1BA. $1,200/Mo. Includes Utils. BURNDY® and Nesco Resource are Equal Opportunity

Pat Isaacson @ 875-3128 Employers-M/F/Vetern/Disability. All Qualified applicants will (Alton Office) or e-mail receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, [email protected] Quality Homes in Demand for Busy Rental Market, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status or $1,995,000 (4317015) Call 569-3128 Vacation & Long Term Rentals. any other protected class. Please call about our rental program.

LAND MOULTONBOROUGH- Ideal location: on corner of Whittier Highway HOLDERNESS- Wooded .23 acre lot close to Squam Lake. Enjoy and Redding Lane. Fantastic visibility, high traffic count, next to established nearby shopping, restaurants, skiing, public boat launch and private convenience store. Zoned Commercial “A”. Great opportunity for developers. beach access. Bring your blueprints. Affordable lake living! Town-to-Town $169,000 (4457800) Call 253-9360 $33,500 (4465989) Call 253-9360

NEW DURHAM- Two lots of record, 16.55 Acres w/2 drive-way cuts ALTON- Two wooded water access lots w/ an expired septic plan. CLASSIFIEDS approved along 1299’ frontage on major highway. Great potential. Bring Enjoy the beaches & water on Hills Pond and Sunset Lake. Good your ideas! Bring your offer — great investment! location! FULL TIME OPPORTUNTIES $124,900 Call 875-3128 $20,000/ea. Call 875-3128 1-877-766-6891 (4474746) (4480158/4480159) MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST OR MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN MaxfieldRealEstate.com Full-time (40 hours/week) including every 4th weekend, one or two nights newhampshirelakesandmountains.com per week on call, and benefit eligible. 15 Railroad Ave., Wolfeboro 569-3128 / Junction Routes 25 & 25B, Center Harbor 253-9360 REGISTERED NURSE 108 Main St., Alton 875-3128 Full-time night position (36 hrs. /week), 7:00pm-7:30am including weekend shifts, and benefit eligible. Current RN license in the State of New Hampshire, ACLS, PALS, BLS required. SQUAM LAKE BOATHOUSE PER DIEM OPPORTUNITIES Secure your spot on Squam Lake this summer RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST in this large 10x23 boathouse. Unwind in Per diem position, qualified applicant must be ARRT registered or registry your own screened in attached sitting area. eligible. Willing to learn CT and rotate call, including nights, weekends and Boat can be lifted and stored inside the holidays is a must. boathouse for the winter. Complete with all association amenities including clubhouse COOK with outdoor deck, picnic area, shower Per diem day position with the possibility of evening and weekend shifts. facility and ship store. MLS #4476829 $179,900 REGISTERED NURSE Per diem position and includes all shifts. Current RN license in the State of Cell: 603-344-5449 New Hampshire, ACLS, PALS, BLS required www.michelleeastmanrealty.com PO Box 58 If interested please apply Online Holderness, NH 03245 www.ucvh.org Human Resources Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital 181 Corliss Lane, Colebrook, NH 03576 603.388.4236 [email protected] EOE J. JILL NOW HIRING OPEN HOUSE HHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHH Monday, April 25

10AM-6PM GREAT FULL TIME & PART TIME SEASONAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE Marine & Powersports Technicians COMPETITIVE BASE RATE Position available for a Personal Watercraft/Snowmobile technician. J. Jill has opportunities in its state-of-the-art Contact Center. BRP experience a plus. We have immediate openings for Seasonal Customer Service Associates.

Full Time & Part Time Seasonal Customer Service Associates, afternoon, evening Position available for a skilled Marine Technician. Mercruiser experience preferred. and weekend hours available. We are looking for individuals with great interpersonal and customer service Both require Good Work ethic and attention to detail. skills, strong Full Time, year round positions with great Benefits written communication skills, can type 30+ WPM and are very comfortable with 396 Main Street Route 11 computers. (Health, Life, Disability Insurance, Paid vacations and more). Stop by the Tilton facility, located at 100 Birch Pond Drive, Tilton, NH; M-F Alton Bay, NH 03810 8:30am – 5:00pm for Call or apply to Kevin McCarthy an on the spot interview, to fill out an application or reply to [email protected]. [email protected] www.irwinmarine.com 603-875-8848 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 B9 B10 THE BAYSIDER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 Muddy Moose is this Sunday

WOLFEBORO — The ending at Kingswood Muddy Moose Trail Rac- Regional High School es return to Wolfeboro in Wolfeboro. Both the on Sunday morning, this four-mile and the half year with a little change. marathon races start to- The former 14-mile gether, then two paths race has been converted diverge in the woods, to a half-marathon dis- and which one you take tance of 13.1 miles. makes all the difference. The 17th annual Mud- These are trail races, dy Moose Trail Races are not road races, racing well-organized, but low on dirt roads, logging frill. Start time is 10 a.m. roads, single track and with races starting and snowmobile trails. The half marathon race in- volves short steep hills, logs, roots, water, and mud. The four-mile race is on flatter but uneven and somewhat drier but often still muddy terrain. Both courses traverse "Muddy Alley," a mud pit about 200 meters long. Both races go through Muddy Alley once at 1.75 miles; the half mar- athon goes through it a second time at about 12 miles. There are water stops at two, five, nine and 12 miles. Proceeds benefit youth and high school running teams. Moose-themed awards (one deep in both races) in the usual age groups, bananas & snacks and hoses and showers are available. Registration is avail- able online at https:// www.runreg.com/6151 or at the Kingswood Arts Center on race day.

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