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THE Adopt-A-Pet Special Section Free  Our 148th Year  Issue 22  May 27, 2016 MessengerInside!! Wildlife Officer honored Lieutenant Heidi Murphy of Andover, NH's first female Conservation Officer, was honored as the 2015 Shikar-Safari International Wildlife Officer of the Year. An 11-year veteran of Fish and Game, Murphy patrolled in the Franklin area for 8 years. Murphy currently serves as Fish and Game Law Enforcement’s Administrative Lieutenant, where she is charged with reviewing, approving and issuing all wildlife permits. #1 Winnisquam Teacher Jess Cobbett, (r), an art teacher at Winnisquam Regional Middle School, was recently honored as Winnisquam Regional School District's "Teacher of the Year" and Future Firefighters Stacy, 4, and Edward, 3, Aucoin began their training at Saturday's Open House at the Henniker Fire Department. celebrated the honor with her husband and daughter. She is among Stark teacher resigns 29 teachers Investigated for inappropriate relations with students statewide vying for the award as New Hamsphire Teacher of the Year 2017. The Messenger has learned that a John However, Weare Police received a separate Stark social studies teacher at John Stark complaint and opened an investigation. Of- Stoddard pair honored resigned in March amid a police investigation ficers visited the school to meet with Corkery Teachers Tina Minard and Amanda into his relationships with female students. and the teacher, who admitted downloading Bridges accepted In an email to parents, Principal Chris a picture of a 14 or 15 year old female student the Watershed Corkery wrote that the resignation was ac- in a dress, and later to downloading pictures Award for cepted by the school board at its April meeting. of multiple female students from social media James Faulkner After receiving the December complaint, he and masturbating to the photographs. The Elementary was placed on paid administrative leave, while investigation has been suspended due to lack School that was SAU 24 conducted their own investigation. of evidence. Corkery wrote that the district presented by NH When his computer underwent a technical would take no further action, but did not name Fish and Game on May 14 at the Water- analysis, no inappropriate content was found. the teacher. shed Education Program Teacher and Volunteer Recognition Day at the Fells Plans for Corvus Group's Bradford Facility derailed Historic Estate and Gardens in Newbury. The Messenger has re- landowner Naomi Payne has decided to sell her ceived unconfirmed reports property to the Ausbon Sergeant Land Trust Postal Customer US Postage PRSRT STD Hillsboro, NH PAID Permit #25 that the Corvus Group's plans instead of to Corvus. Debbie Stanley, Executive ECRWSS Visit us online at to construct a para-military Director of the Ausbon Sergeant Trust, would granitequill.com training facility on 1,400 acres in neither confirm nor deny the reports, saying Bradford and Hillsboro has been that conversations with landowners are confi- dealt a death blow. Reports indicate that major dential until an agreement is signed. Page 2 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

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May 29, 2015 Former Hillsborough Planner a finalist for Newport Manager Country Service/City Selection • 833 S. Stark Highway Franklin residents asked to invest in City's future Hardware hours: M-Th 6-5:30; Fri. 6-7; Sat. 8-7; Sun. 9-3 • 529-7539 New Boston restricts Town Hall parking Convenience/Deli hours: Mon.-Sat. 6am-9pm; Sun. 7am-9pm • 529-7065 Henniker School Board to privatize school lunch program May 30, 2014 Follow us on Facebook!! Country3Corners for Hillsborough to combine Youth Services & Park Board Convenience/Deli & Country 3 Corners Hardware. Former Dunbarton Selectman sentenced Two Goffstown men hurt in OHRV accident HARDWARE STORE & LUMBER YARD Dunbarton woman hits her boyfriend with a shovel May 31, 2013 Deering V. Daniels #2 Warner Selectmen at odds with School Board Benjamin Newbury benefit for Chris Palmer's family Moore Family of six survives Hopkinton rollover June 1, 2012 Interior Auditors critical of Town Clerk Tax Collector Weare policeman sues town & Exterior Hopkinton man nominated as judge 10% Warner students replace flags on veterans' graves Paints Off June 3, 2011 Newbury Meeting House nears completion Summer is right around the corner! Antrim time capsule placed at monument's base Are you planning for Sunapee to acquire or build a foot bridge your dream deck? One killed, two injured in Stoddard rollover We can help. Let us assist in May 28, 2010 designing, quoting and delivering your materials. Accident mars Sunapee bike race Antrim to payoff its debt by 2011 CONVENIENCE & DELI New London continues to fund milfoil battle Warner considers snowmobiles on Class VI roads Full service deli including fresh salads, pre-sliced meats, May 29, 2009 cheese, produce and handmade made pizza! Henniker promotes Ryan Murdough to Police Chief Hopkinton or ConVal may lose Superintendent Good thru Bennington questions Rymes Oil over salvage operations off June 9th! New Kearsarge principal named May 30, 2008 Hillsborough man arrested for Peterborough theft $ ANY LARGE Bennington stolen cars sold for junk PIZZA ORDER Board restores nurse and kindergarten teacher at AES 1 Per Customer. Must present coupon. Bob Edwards named hospital trustee 3 June 1, 2007 Wine Tastings: Fridays 5-7pm Drugs found at Sunapee school Now Durgin Bridge dedication caps Memorial Day May 27: Wine Tasting with Mike Hiring Monadnock Hospital honors EMS Squads in all areas Hancock man arrested for wife beating June 3: Wine Tasting with for Country June 2, 2006 3. Please Zorvino Vineyards stop in Prosecutors drop Hopkinton rape charges and fill Superior Court upholds Bennington variance June 10: Wine Tasting with Tracie out an application. New London Service Organization honors Cricentis June 17: Wine Tasting with Derek Antrim to host open forum on town's future www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 3 Nighttime use of Goffstown Rail Trail draws strong opposition If the Goffstown Select Board allows to many, he reported that his organiza- compromise adopted by other Rail Trails dusk to dawn use of the Rail Trail, it will tion was neither in favor nor against the nationally. Rather than allowing dusk to do so over the objection of most residents proposal, but chose to be neutral. Speak- dawn use, Denby suggested restricting use who live along its route. Monday night the ing as an individual, he offered a potential between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Board conducted its second public hearing on an amendment to the Rail Trail Ordi- nance that would permit night use of the trail with proper lighting. As with the first hearing, the meet- ing room was filled with residents who wanted to express their views. Chair Peter Georgantas opened the hearing by reading several letters into the record, including 17 from Caitlin Johnston's fourth grade class at Bartlett Elementary School. As part of their Social Studies curriculum Johnson wanted to introduce her students to their rights and responsibilities as citizens. With good reasons, both pro and con, the students' opinions broke down as 5 in favor of nighttime use and 12 opposed. The same ration applied to the adults who spoke. The first speaker was War- ren Denby, President of the Friends of the Goffstown Rail Trail. In a surprise Nighttime use of Goffstown's Rail Trail drew a crowds. Is Stark teacher a millionaire? John Stark Regional High School Antrim Selectmen vote to add Main Street Crosswalk English At this week’s meeting the Antrim Select curbs in order to be used by wheelchairs. Teacher Board voted to add a crosswalk on Main The Selectmen also voted to add two Grace St. in front of Edmunds Store. Siting safety more WEX cards for the Ambulance to use. MacMillan concerns, Rick Edmunds requested that The program, now in effect for six months, was a the town add the crosswalk. Not only is the has been a good way for the departments to contestant volume of traffic a problem, but the speed purchase gas for the Town vehicles accord- on "Who at which they travel was also a concern. By ing to Town Administrator Donna Hanson. Wants to having an additional crosswalk between those Each card is assigned to a person and has an Be a Mil- that are already on Main St., and adding signs assigned PIN to use and was originally desig- lionaire" stating that pedestrians have the right of way, nated to only Ambulance officers. Because of (ABC) pedestrians should be safer when crossing the assignments sometimes there is not an officer taped street. Selectman Bob Edwards questioned responding and therefore there wasn’t a WEX earlier this the ability of a motorized wheelchair being card available. The addition of two more cards year. The episode will air locally on June 3 able to use the crosswalk and was assured that still makes the program manageable and al- at 12:30 PM on WMUR-TV. the crosswalk would be angled to avoid the lows crews to get gas when needed. Welcome New Readers! This issue of The Messenger is being mailed to introduce you to our weekly newspaper. You will receive a mailed copy every 8 weeks. See page 13 for a list of locations where you can pick one up on the other weeks. www.granitequill.com Send us your news, notices, photos and announcements. We want to be YOUR weekly newspaper! Page 4 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

CarryingC a variety ofo ejuices asa well as providingp education,ed safetysa and 27 WWestt MainM i St.St • HillsboroHillsbboro 603-680-4354603 680 4354 Steeplegate Mall • Concord 603-223-2000 one on one attention Since November 2013 to fi t the Like us on Facebook at xsmokevapesmart correct Erica Miller (l), Assistant Director of Education at White Birch Center, or follow us on Instagram @xsmoke.vape.smart products proudly displays the school recycling award with Gwen Erley (r), Pro- grams Coordinator for Northeast Resource Recovery Association. White Birch given School Recycling Award White Birch Center of Henniker was recognized by the Northeast Resource Recovery Association for outstanding school recycling ef- forts. White Birch received the “Rookie Recycler of the Year” Award for new and successful recycling initiatives in their Early Learning and School-age programs. The award ceremony was part of the Association’s annual School Recycling Conference & Expo, held at Fuel Oils and LP Gas • Sales and Service the Radisson Hotel in Nashua. The person behind the success of the Our family has been serving the area’s heating needs for over 65 years! recycling program at White Birch Center is Erica Miller, Assistant 24 Hour Gasoline and Diesel Pumps Director of Education. “I am excited to educate and empower chil- 20 Hall Ave. Henniker and Rte. 114 Bradford dren to take action in their community and to play an important role 428-3333 • www.ayerandgoss.com in protecting our planet,” states Miller. At White Birch, the children collect recyclables in their own classroom bins and are responsible for sorting them into larger outdoor bins on a weekly basis. They also participate in contests like the Milk Jug Stomp and activities such as LoonLoon PPondond WellnessWellness Recycled Art. All the while, children are encouraged to question how Hillsboro,H s o NHNH materials are used and reused, and to share these ideas at home and with others. Hancock Woman’s Club Scholarships Chiropractic The Hancock Woman's Club would like to congratulate the two applicants who were chosen to receive a $1000 scholarship each, out Nutritional of the twelve applications received from local women living within & Services the ConVal School District. This year the club decided to open the application process to all towns within the district. We were fortu- Dr. Cheryl Houston, RN, BS, DC nate to increase the number of scholarship recipients to two due to a donation from Harvey and Doreen Ames. We thank them for their www.loonpondwellness.com generosity and belief in supporting our club's Scholarship Fund. Our (603) 933-2929 [email protected] first recipient, Amy Poisson of Hancock is attending the University of New Hampshire, Durham. She will graduate from UNH Durham with a Master’s Degree in nursing and a RN License after passing the NCLEX. She is looking toward a nursing specialty in Geriatrics. Amy NEW BOSTON O'Dell Wilson of Peterborough is our second recipient of a $1000 scholarship. Amy is pursuing a Master’s Degree program from New HARDWARE England School of Acupuncture at their Worcester, MA facility. Her goal is to set up a private practice in this area. etown Hardwar Hom e S r to Residents contribute $81,900 to pave road u r o e The Sunapee Select Board voted unanimously to accept an Y $81,990 donation to pave Woodland Road. Residents of Woodland Road are making the donation. Highway Director, Scott Hazelton Stephen J. Young answered each objection read before the board. Highway Director, Mon-Sat 8-5 • Sun 9-3 SINCE 1995 Scott Hazelton said he believes the maintenance costs on the road New Boston Center will be less and the environmental benefits will be substantial after New Boston, NH 03070 603-487-2239 the drainage problems are fixed. www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 5 Bow Veterans Memorial proposed as Eagle Scout project Andrew Nicholls, a junior at Bow High his project, hoping to have the BSA Eagle might not be an appropriate site and sug- School met with the town's selectmen Board's approval on June 12th. Fundrais- gested working with selectman eric An- Tuesday evening, seeking permission to ing would begin immediately by selling derson who sits on the Heritage Commis- erect a Veterans Memorial on town prop- engraved pavers, with construction com- sion for a better site, perhaps at the Evens erty as his Eagle Scout project. pleted and a dedication on August 20th. Cemetery. Judd told Nichols that he could Nicholls proposes a "Clifford R. Ken- The gazebo area was suggested as a tell the Eagle Board that the selectmen ney Veterans Memorial" be constructed location for the memorial, with other sites approveed of his plan and that he should in honor of Seaman First Class Clifford given as alternatives. return to them for final approval once the Kenney of Bow who is listed as MIA and Chair Harry Judd said that the gazebo site is secured. presumed dead with the sinking of the USS Hancock CV-19 on March 24, 1944. He is currently working on two pro- posed designs consisting of 5 granite posts surrounding a 7 foot radius patio made with engravers. The cost of one design is estimated at $4,132.64, with a similar, but more modest design at $2,632.64. Nicholls has set an ambitious timetable for

Major expansion in Warner John Matthews from Market Basket, Andrew Davis from the Liquor Commission and Gregory Moran from Aubochon Hard- ware met with the Warner Selectmen to discuss plans to expand the Market Basket complex. John Matthews explained a liquor store will go in the field next to McDonalds. Andrew Nicholls outlines his plans for a veterans' memorial. Aubuchon Hardware will be expanding their existing store as well by 2,600 square feet. The Liquor Commission would like to open Goffstown woman sentenced for embezzling $1 million next spring. Both the Aubuchon expansion A Goffstown woman was sentenced to LLC, in Bedford. As the deposits were and the building of the liquor store will hap- 27 months in prison for stealing over $1 made, Harbinson wrote checks drawn on pen at the same time. The liquor store will million dollar from Henry’s Collision Cen- the school’s account to be mailed to credi- be about 10,000 square feet, a single tenant ter in Manchester. Court documents say tors and then used the remainder of the store. There will be extra parking spaces as Suzan Harbinson 52, forged the owner’s stolen money for personal use. In addi- signature on 145 checks and then reported tion to the period of imprisonment, Chief well to accommodate the Aubuchon expan- she voided them because of mistakes she United States District Court Judge Joseph sion and parking for the liquor store. The made. The forged checks were deposited Laplante ordered Harbinson to make resti- lighting will be situated so there is no spill by Harbinson into her business – ATA tution payments totaling $1,007,999.83 to over on to another property. Martial Arts of Southern New Hampshire, the victim. 40th YEAR SALE Specializing in Quality American-Made Furniture STOREWIDE SALE — EVERYTHING AT LEAST 40% OFF RETAIL * WEEKLY PRIZE DRAWING * Save on Free Leather BIG DISCOUNT ON LIVING, Delivery too DINING and BEDROOM Special Savings on All King Koil® Mattress Sets! BARNS OF BRADFORD - Factory Furniture Store - 938-2618 Rte. 114 by Lake Massasecum, Bradford NH • MC/Visa/Disc • Mon-Sat 10 to 5; Sun 11-4 • Budget Terms Available Page 6 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com 2 WORKHORSES ARE BETTER THAN 1. GET A $500 REBATE WHEN YOU PURCHASE A MAHINDRA TRACTOR AND THE NEW mPACT™ XTV.*

NO WONDER WE'RE THE WORLD'S NUMBER 1 SELLING TRACTOR John S. Shepard, III stands by the door bearing the plaque commemo- rating his grandmother and father. Leigh Webb photo. Franklin Historial Society honors three On Sunday, May 22nd, the Franklin Historical Society recog- nized Alice M. Shepard, John S. Shepard Jr., and Albert G. Garneau by naming two spaces within the Society’s museum to honor their monumental contributions to the chronicling of Franklin’s storied history. Alice Shepard began writing her history of Franklin around 1930, taken up by her son John after her death, and finally printed almost seven decades later in 1996. The main exhibition room at the Society is now named for them. Alice’s grandson, John S. Shepard III was in attendance to witness the new plaque’s placement on the door leading to rotating displays documenting Franklin’s heritage, one of which is dedicated to the efforts of Alice and John Jr. The Society meeting room is now dedicated to the memory of Albert G. Garneau, also the author of a history of Franklin, as well as being the official city historian for many years and a valued member of, and an incredible resource to, the Franklin Historical Society. It is with the deepest respect that these Franklin residents are now per- manently acknowledged for their inspirational achievements. Mahindra mPACT XTV Mahindra eMAX Hopkinton murderer denied early release ☐ Best-in-Class Cargo Box ☐ Best-in-Class Eric Windhurst of Hopkinton, convicted of murdering his Capacity (1,200 lb) Lift Capacity friend’s abusive stepfather in 1985 has been denied early release. ☐ Best-in-Class Towing ☐ Best-in-Class Judge Richard McNamara denied the request. 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It’s unclear whether he is already eligible SMITH TRACTOR for earned time credits. 0000603-746-5260 Street Name.Town Name 000.000.0000www.knoxland.com.dealersite.com Bids too high for Warner roundabout Gene McCarthy from McFarland Engineering presented 2 bids for the roundabout: Weaver Brothers $927,970.75 and F.L. Merrill Construction $765,507.00, Both bids came in higher than what was estimated for Phase III. Gene said his firm will be going back and comparing the pricing against their estimate to see what's the best course of action. Chairman Carson asked what are the options avail- able. Gene said to re-bid. The Town Administrator confirmed the All offers expire December 31st, 2015. budgeted amount for construction and engineering was $735,000. www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 7 Newport guidance counselor convicted of indecent exposure Thomas Mauzy of Sunapee, a Newport Mauzy standing at the window and that he said that with Mauzy’s conviction the High School guidance counselor has been was naked. When he picked up a spotlight Department of Education will next decide sentenced to a year in the Sullivan County and shined it on him. Mauzy backed away whether or not to revoke his certification House of Corrections suspended for two from the window, returning still naked. as a guidance counselor, and the Newport years, including two years of probation and SAU 43 Superintendent Cindy Gal- School Board will have to decide whether psychological testing. Mauzy was found lagher, who was present during the trial, to terminate him or not. guilty of seven counts of indecent exposure and lewdness in Newport District Court on Tuesday. Following the trial that lasted nearly five hours, the judge found there was a “reasonable inference” to be made that Mauzy was guilty of all misdemeanor offenses under state law. The testimony by two eyewitnesses revealed that Mauzy on multiple occasions stood naked, with his genitals exposed, in his bedroom window in full view of his upstairs neighbor, Viva Hilgerson, who reported him to Sunapee police. The judge was particularly “troubled” by the cell phone video of Mauzy standing nude with the “interior light on.” Hilgerson said that the incidents took place between Dec. 8 and Dec. 28, 2015, and always between Goffstown Fire Chief Richard O'Brien recently informed the Selectmmen that he had received 6:30 a.m. and 6:40 a.m. as she was leaving two bids to renovate the Church Street Fire Station. The Board approved his recommendation to go to work. On one occasion, Hilgerson of Regeant Construction's bid of $2.3 million, with work to begin in mid July. The Station will asked her co-worker, Charles Ferrell, for a remain open during work. ride to work. Ferrell testified that he saw

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)8//'$< .,1'(5*$57(1 ZLWKEHIRUHDIWHUFDUHLQFOXGHG Select Board Chair Peter Georgantas (l) administers the oath of office to newly promote Police Sgt.Geoffrey Pinard (r). A former member of &RQYHQLHQWORFDWLRQRII([LW&RQFRUG the Police Explorers, he now serves as the group's advisor. ZNLQFOXGHV Stop signs to be erected at Emerald Lake DPSPFDUH After weeks of discussion, the Hillsboro Selectmen decided to ‡ %HDXWLIXO1HZ)DFLOLW\ )LQDQFLDODVVLVWDQFH concur with the engineers’ recommendation to erect two additional ‡ 4XDOL¿HG7HDFKHUV LVDYDLODEOH Stop signs at the intersection of Bog and Gould Pond Roads. The ‡ 6WDWH/LFHQVHG Emerald Lake Village District Commissions had requested a solu- ‡ 6FKRRODOLJQHG&XUULFXOXP ,QIRUPDWLRQDW tion to the “near misses” as the only posted right of way was a Stop ‡ $UW3(0XVLF6SHFLDOV FHQWUDOQKFOXEVRUJ sign on Bog Rd. Now everyone will have to stop at the intersec- RUFDOO tion. In addition, the Selectmen will ask the Hillsboro Police Chief ‡ 7ZRVQDFNV'LQQHU2SWLRQ to put the message/speed sign on Bog Road in the hopes that the (152//,1*12:)25)$// sign will help to slow down traffic. Highway Department Director Bill Goss will also look at the vegetation on the corner of Bog and Whitney Roads to see if cutting that back will help with visibility at that intersection. The final recommendation was for everyone to “slow down”. Administrator Laura Buono reported as that as of the meeting 111 campers had signed up for Manahan Park camp, which is scheduled to open on June 20. A “beach party” is scheduled for Friday, June 17 from 6-8:30 as a kick-off to the program. Goffstown's Main Street Director resigns Goffstown Main Street'sExecutive directorPeter Grigorakakis, our Executive Director, will be stepping down from his paid posi- Fine Art Gallery tion with the organization following theupcoming Old Home Day event to focus more of his energy on his other projects. The Board Antiques • Furniture of Directors wants to thank Peter for the extra boost of energy and enthusiasm he has provided to the Main Street Program and our community over this past year. He has assured us that he “moved to Goffstown for a reason!” and that he will continue to be involved in the community and Main Street as we transition forward. Tilton man arrested for Northfield rapes A 73-yearold Tilton man is facing three charges of rape involving two separate victims at an area community center. Robert Magoon is charged with special felonies of aggravated felonious sexual assault, police said. The alleged location of the as- saults is the Pines Community Center in Northfield, where Magoon had been a longtime part-time employee. Magoon is being held at the Merrimack County Jail in lieu of $150,000 cash-only bail. ConVal wins at NH Short Film Festival The New Hampshire Film and Television Office has announced the winners of the 2016 New Hampshire High School Short Film Festival. This year’s winners include Jury Award Finalists: “I’m with the Band” by Olivia Mullins; ConVal Regional High School. www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 11

The Bow Rotary Club's People's Choice Award Winner was Don Wood of Quaker Hill, CT with his 1933 Plymouth PD Sedan, (left photo); and Best In Show Award Winner was Don Nicolls of Pelham, NH with his 1955 Chevy Belair 2 door, (right photo).

Goffstown man who shot younger brother dies of suspected overdose The Goffstown man who accidentally shot listed. According to Goffstown Police Chief Christian, in the head just before 10 p.m. his younger brother in April after an after- Robert Browne, the case against Timothy after an afternoon of playing video games noon of drinking and video gaming has died. Beard will not go forward. and drinking vodka and beer on April 9 in Timothy Beard, 24, died Saturday, according Beard was facing second degree assault his Prospect Street apartment. Christian to an obituary from the French and Rising and reckless conduct charges. He told police Beard has since returned home and is still Funeral Home. The cause of his death is not he accidentally shot his younger brother, recovering. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Uptravi (selexipag) tablets to treat adults with pul- monary arterial hypertension (PAH), a chronic, pro- From printing to mailboxes to gressive, and debilitating rare lung disease that can lead to death or the need for transplantation. PAH is shipping, we are here to help. high blood pressure that occurs in the arteries that connect the heart to the lungs. It causes the right side Fax 3 Henniker Street of the heart to work harder than normal, which can BY SARAH CHAPIN Copies Hillsboro, NH 03244 lead to limitations on exercise ability and shortness Notary of breath, among other more serious complications. Stamps 603-680-4226 • • • Laminating [email protected] Postmenopausal African-American women who use female hormone UPS Ground supplements containing estrogen and progestin (“combination” thera- Certi ed Mail py) are at an increased risk for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer. UPS Overnight Hours: A study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found the overall O ce Supplies increase in risk was 50 percent, with greater increases for recent and DHL Worldwide Mon - Fri: 8:30a.m. - 5:30p.m. long-term users. Mailbox Service Sat: 9:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. • • • Passport Photos Sun: Closed The drug sildenafi l, sold as Viagra and other brand names, improves USPS Express Mail insulin sensitivity in people at risk for diabetes, researchers reported in USPS Priority Mail Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. Sildenafi l inhibits an Document Scanning enzyme called phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5), resulting in relaxation of Document Shredding smooth muscle, vasodilation and increased blood fl ow. Sildenafi l is used to treat erectile dysfunction and pulmonary arterial hypertension. • • • MONTHS % Opioids may cause short-term improvement in mood, but long-term use 3FREE 20 OFF imposes risk of new-onset depression, a study published online in the WITH A 1-YEAR MAILBOX SERVICES COLOR COPIES Annals of Family Medicine shows. AGREEMENT (New Box Holders Only) (8.5x11, single sided, white 28# paper) • • • Limit one coupon per customer. Not vailid with other offers. Re- Limit one coupon per customer. Not vailid with other offers. Re- Presented as a service to the community by strictions apply. Valid and redeemable only when a presented at strictions apply. Valid and redeemable only when a presented at a participating location. The UPS Store centers are independently a participating location. The UPS Store centers are independently owned and operated. owned and operated. HENNIKER PHARMACY • 603-428-3456 © 2016 The UPS Store, Inc. © 2016 The UPS Store, Inc. Offer expires 12/31/16. Offer expires 12/31/16. P.O.Box 718 • Proctor Square • Henniker, NH 03242 Page 12 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

In My Opinion by JP Marzullo THE Messenger Deering Selectman ran on Transparent A Publication of Government, what happened? Granite Quill Publishers Your Hometown Weekly Since 1868 Recently Deering’s Town Road Agent poster up which States that all positions from Weare decided to leave his position must be posted. The only poster that the A Tradition Worth Keeping! in Deering and return to the Weare High- Town has up is a poster from 2001 hmmm 246 West Main Street • PO Box 1190 way department at a higher salary. He was why haven’t they kept it up to date? The Hillsboro, NH 03244-1190 selected after the position was posted with, job should have been posted in the paper Phone: 464-3388 • Fax: 603-464-4106 what seemed to me, requirements that and at the Town Hall or on the Town E-mail: [email protected] could not be met by any of the Highway website. It is my understanding that there www.granitequill.com employees in Deering. If I remember cor- were people in other towns that heard rectly the candidate had to have a college about it and were interested. The Select- STAFF education. men might say one of the requirements is Leigh Bosse: Publisher Now I could be wrong with that but I that the Road Agent must live in Deering, Joyce Bosse: Editor do recall it was very difficult for most to the one that just left didn’t and neither Christi Macomber: Advertising Design qualify for it. The job was posted in several does the one who was appointed although Gail Stratos: Publication Design & Layout, papers not only in our area but in major apparently he is looking to buy in Deering. papers. There were few who could qualify I wonder if the Town could be in line for a Advertising Design, Production & Website and certainly not any of those experienced Lawsuit and once again wasting taxpayer’s Deborah Belanger: Account Representative Town Highway workers in the area. Fast- money because they have decided NOT to Mary Yuryan: Account Representative forward a year and at the last Deering be transparent or follow the rules? Deering Jim Walsh: Account Representative Selectmen meeting they appointed a fairly has received Federal funding from FEMA new Deering Highway worker as the new and Welfare so we are required to post DEADLINE: Road Agent. jobs that are open to the public at large. Monday at 5pm prior to Fri. publication. When I found out that the Town had One of our Selectmen campaigned on be- ADVERTISEMENT ERRORS: not posted the position publically I con- ing transparent; I guess he decided not to, We will be responsible for errors in advertise- tacted our Town Administrator and dis- and that it was OK for them to move ahead cussed it with him he said, “The Selectmen with their choice. They chose to post a ments only to the extent of correcting the could do whatever they wanted to without job opening for Grader Operator instead, same in the next issue using space equal posting it” REALLY? Why was that true which would replace the Grader Operator to the items in error. today but not last year? Were they trying who is now our Road Agent. Something LETTERS POLICY: to avoid hiring someone who already seems wrong to me. Now let me be trans- We will print signed letters to the editor worked for the Town last time, I think so. parent, I don’t care if they choose who they on a space available basis. Letters should be He also said that there was an RSA that want or not, but shouldn’t they at least fol- no more than 250 words, typed or e-mailed. said municipalities didn’t need to post the low the law and post the job? If they decide job. I asked him to produce the RSA and that the person who they chose, without Letters must be signed but names may be guess what, he couldn’t. notification, is the most qualified so be it. excluded upon request. Now to be fair there may be and RSA, Enough of the Cronyism it is rampant in PHOTO SUBMISSIONS: but the Federal Equal Employment Com- politics but shouldn’t be in our town. We encourage individuals and groups to mission requires any Municipality that JP Marzullo submit photos of their events or activities, receives Federal Funds to put the EEC Deering Resident either by mail or e-mail. CORRECTIONS POLICY: We strive every day to present full, fair and Publisher’s Perspective by Leigh Bosse accurate news reports. We will correct, in this space, factual inaccuracies in our coverage. Let's not rush into it We encourage readers to tell us if we have made a mistake. "The Hillsborough Selectmen took as a full-time department head with the another step toward establishing a new Park Board serving in an advisory capacity. Also from The Granite Quill: Parks & Recreation Department at Tues- Further discussion will be held prior to any day's meeting. Last week, Alan Urquart decision." IN New Hampshire suggested combining the Park Board with The above is a direct quote from Your Guide to What’s Happening in the Granite State the Youth Services Department in an effort The Messenger of May 30, 2014. Senior Lifestyles to expand the town's recreation offerings. The same topic was on Wednesday's A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors Urquart envisions Brigham, who had or- agenda but was passed over as one ganized recreation programs in a prior job, of the selectmen was absent. www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The Messenger | Page 13

Area Towns Observe Memorial Day d Sox T Re im FRIDAY MAY 27TH BENNINGTON of Washington Monument, ’s e t ! FRANCESTOWN Formation at Memorial 10:10 AM Church Street I 1:30 PM at Cemetery #3 Field 10:30 AM Cemeteries Cemetery, Francestown Following 10:45 AM 10:30 AM Deering Center Program Wreaths placed Formation for Parade at Monument at Cemetery #2 and at The VFW 11: 15 AM, Parade 10:50 AM Appleton & Butler WWI & WWII Memorials 11:30 AM, Cemetery, 11:00 AM Bridge at the Old Meeting House Lunch VFW Hall 12:30 PM Street Bridge (Rt 149), 11:10 lawn. BOW AM Fireman's Monument, SUNAPEE 4:15 PM Wreath Ceremony 11:25 am Community 8:00 -10:30 AM at the town pond, 4:30-5:15 Building Monument 11:45 American Legion Firing PM. Memorial Ceremony am American Legion Post Catch the Cannon at The Harbor & at Gazebo, 5:00-7:00 PM #59 Boston Red Sox Veterans Field. Elementary Cookout at the gazebo, HOPKINTON all season long on School starting at 8:30 AM 5:15-7:00 PM, Music 7:00 9:30 AM Assemble at Park- Veterans presentation at PM. Music & Entertainment ing Lot, 10:00 AM SHARP WNTK Talk Radio the Flagpole, Program at at Memorial by Shuttle Parade 10:00 AM 99.7 FM. Sherburne Gym to follow Buss NEWPORT SUNDAY MAY 29TH FRANKLIN 7:30 AM Assemble at Springfield’s Variety Parade at 2 PM. Starts at Veterans Club, 11:00 AM 1480 AM and 106.5 FM GREENFIELD Sanel Auto Parts program on the Common Meet at Church parking lot GOFFSTOWN NEW LONDON WCNL Country NH 10:45 AM Assemble at High School Service at First Baptist 1010 AM and 94.7 FM Ceremony at State Park 8:30 AM Church 2:00 PM 11:00 AM Parade 9:00 AM NEWBURY Greenvale Cemetery National Anthem at Civil Observance at Newbuy Sullivan County’s Country, 11:15 AM War monument, Wreath Veterans Memorial 9:00 AM Community & Parade formation Forest laying at Westlawn Cem- Pancake Breakfast at Vets Information Station Road 11:45 AM Parade etery Hall 9:45 AM 12:00 Noon HANCOCK PETERBOROUGH WCNL COUNTRY SUTTON Parade Assemble at School Muster at the Peterboough 1010 AM / 94.7 FM Parade at Fire Station Street 1:30 PM Community Center 8:00 Classic Country, New 1:30 PM Parade 2:00 PM AM Parade at 8:30 AM Memorial Day Service at HENNIKER WARNER Country, Country Crossover Houth Sutton Form at the Community 8:30 AM Assemble at Le- Artists - Plus the Red Sox Meeting House at 2 PM School 9:45 AM Parade gion Hall , 8:45 AM Parade SPRINGFIELD 10:00 AM Veterans Photos begins Pleasant View Cemetery 9:30 AM - Noon at Commu- 9:00 AM Flag Raising at 110:00 AM nity Center. Chicken BBQ Town Hall, 9:05 Program at MONDAY MAY 30th after the parade at Town Town Hall, 9:40 AM Parade ANTRIM Hall resumes, 10:00 AM Pine Formation American Le- HILLSBOROUGH Grove Cemetery 10:15 AM gion Hall 8:00 AM 8:00 AM St. Mary's Catholic Warner River at N Village North Branch Cemetery Church Cemetery Road, 10:30 Return to 8:15 AM 8:15 AM Hillsborough Legion Hall Maplewood Cemetery Center Cemetery WILMOT 8:45 AM 8:35 AM St. Charles & Veterans Service at 4 PM Formation for Parade at Harvey Cemeteries, 8:45 at the Red Barn and the Gym 9:15 AM AM Maple Avenue and Pine Andover Middle School www.Country1010.com Parade 9:30 AM Cemetery, 9:30 AM Town Band will play. Page 14 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

Center Woods Elementary and Upper Elementary students Hailey Duval and Ryan Mucci (3rd grade), with the Safety Backpack (l) Grace Meisser (Kindergarten) with the Cleaner Upper (c) and Ryan Mucci & Hailey Duval with the Sporty Specks Bands (r) have advanced to the National Invention Convention in Washington, DC. Of the nine NH teams in the national convention, three are from Weare schools.

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89 students graduated from Northfield's DARE program. Whipple Free Library held its final LEGO Club meeting of the year.

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TOWN OF HENNIKER PLANNING BOARD Honors NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING • JUNE 8, 2016 The Town of Henniker Planning Board will hold a public hearing on GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 6/8/2016 at 7 pm at Community Center, 57 Main Street, Henniker NH. Principal's Honor Roll - Grade 12: lindsey Andrews, Sarah Beattie, Odessa Brenan, Sydney Brey, 1) Case 2016-05 Site plan application for a proposed 9,100 square foot Kylie Britton Doucette, Mary Collimore, Tyler Cook, David Deschenes, Sydney Eldridge, Makayla Fleming, retail store and associated parking on a 2.6 acre lot, 123 Bradford Road Sydney Gagnon, Sarah Graham, Molly Graves, Joshua Lacerte, Hannah Larochelle, Logan LeIµay, Mat- (Route 114), Map 1 Lot 102B, Zoned CM Medium Commercial District, thew Martineau, Xavier Morel, Natalie Murphy, Nicholas Ollila, Johanna Osiecki, Isabelle Poliquin, Daniel Kathryn M. Tucker owner and Henniker DG, LLC Applicant. Application Previe, Eileen Savinelli, Alyssa Saykaly, Logan Schlange, Tyler Smith, Samantha Woodward, Zilong Yuan Acceptance and Public Hearing. and Rebecca Zylak. Honor Roll - Grade 12: Justin Almeida, NiCole Andersen, Cameron Armstrong, Rachel Avery, Michael Copies of all materials are available for review at Henniker Town Hall during Bailey, Kora Barber, Peter Bedard, Samuel Bennett, Shaughnessy Benoit, Kayleen Bertrand, Sierra normal business hours. Members of the public are welcome to attend the Blondeau, Cameron Bond, Connor Bourque, Kailee Brace, Rebecca Breckenridge, Olivia Brigagliano, public hearings. Mei Brown, Audrey Bryden, Kathryn Buciak, Robert Cahill, Emma Campbell, Theresa Carbonneau, Samuel Christy-Rubin, Timothy Comeau, Sarah Cuddy, Emma Danielson, Kyle Davis, Ana Davitashvili, TH Briannah DeLorme, Courtney DeSantis, Zoe Desmarais, Abigail Desrosiers, Thokozile Dhliwayo, Sydney HILLSBOROUGH PRIDE’S 20 ANNUAL Duda, Alicia Edgar, Megan Flanders, Lauren Foster, Abigail Freeman, Molly Genest, Peter Girard, Robert Girardin, Jennifer Giroux, Alexia Gorton, Connor Hager, Andrea Hemphill, Colin Holt, Adam Jacob son, Maddison James, Noah Johnson, Keelin Kendall, Jack Kennerson, Felisha Lamarche, John Lazott, Patrick Leahy, Megan LeBlanc, Kelly Li, John Liacos, Emily Locke, Xinglin Lu, Samuel Malone, Elizabeth Maurais, William Morris, James Mullen, Emily O'Hara, Hannah Olkovikas, Cody Paquette, Siobhan Pelletier, Kyle TOWN-WIDE Perron, Kasey Potvin, Ian Pszenny, Haley Reed, Nicholas Richards, Ian Routhier, Cody Roux, Benjamin Roy, Tyler Ruggiero, Matthew Scanlan, Vivianne Schill, Christopher Simpson, Joel Smith, Trevor Smith, Olivia St. Jean, Peter Steckowych, Catherine Sudak, David Temeng, Kelli Towsley, Christopher Van Der YARD SALE DAY Putten, Brennan Vermette, Mariah Vogeley, Meaghan Wallace and Ayla Wamser. Principal's Honor Roll - Grade 11: Jacob Borges, Jackson Brannen, Arden Brenan, Jakob Britton- SATURDAY Doucette, Christina cpoquette, Kaylee Chouinard, Emily Clickner, Elizabeth Cronin, Hannah Crowell, Janelle Fassi, Abigail Flegal, Olivia Gagne, Katie Galletta, Isabel Hills, Sarah Karam, Samantha Kimball, MAY 28TH Kaitlin Leduc, Jordan Lewis, Samantha Lewis, Bailey Lord, Jenna McNeill, Grayson Morin, Melissa Mullen, Julia Paquette, Hannah Pilloni and Hannah Thomas. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Honor Roll - Grade 11: Hunter Aldenberg, Elliot Allen, Trevor Allen, Alisha Anderson, Lauren Beaule, Tieman Benoit, Elizabeth Berthiaume, Abigail Bono, Alyssa Bourque, Kasey BrittonDoucette, Alice Butcher, Brianna Chapman, Mandy Chen, Eric Choquette, Casey Dalton, Kersten Daneau, Grace Danielson, Amber Davis, Elizabeth deRochemont, Alexia DeVmney, Matthew Dodge, Mason Foley, Rachel Foss, Hannah Gagne, Taylor Gagnon, Erin Garcia, Rose Gibney, Anna GiConte, Maeve Grant, Kyle Gravette, Christina Gustafson, Natalia Hall, Montana Harris, Kaelyn Hebert, Elizabeth Herod, Joseph Hewson, Jacob Hunt, Nykola lsaia, Alexander Kelley, Sarah King, Hannah Kloiber-Bravo, Max LaPointe, Sarah LaSella, Kaylie Leitner, Emily Lescatre, Hailey Lesmerises, Sydney Lewis, Alyssa Lombardi, Nicole MacLellan, Molly MacNeilly, Samuel Martel, Peyton McBride, Katherine McKim, Kate Misiorski, Nikolas Moquin, Colin Mower, Nhi Nguyen, Kayley Noterman, Bailey Novakoski, Kyler Osborne, Anthony Pilotte, Jennifer Quigley, lindsay Radl, Thomas Reed, Tyler Riendeau, Chloe Robinson, Eden Rothstein, Julia Rourke, Kerri Roy, Tyanna-Marie Ryder, Michael Siemiesz, Ethan Skinner, Hailey Soares, Emma Soucy, Remembering those Rebecca Spaulding, Jocelynn St. Onge, Kate Stantial, Gabriell Stinson, Sarah Tadman, Grace Tavis, Emilie Veilleux, Lauren Vickery, Jennifer Vo, Cameron Waller, Nathaniel Wooding, Matthew Woodward, lindsay Yuska and Alexa Zienkiewicz who gave their lives in Principal's Honor Roll - Grade 10: Sujana Ahmed, Harrison Blondeau, Ryan Cook, Sarah Doherty, Sydney Gagne, Joseph Jackson, Joshua Kirsch, Justin Labbe, Ainsley Miles, William Peterson, Devin Pouliot, John Scacchi, Brianna Snook, Hannah Tate, Julianna Trost, Allyson Vermette and Danielle Vermette. service to this country. Honor Roll - Grade 10: Taylor Almeida, Eli Antoniello, Sidney Armstrong, Sinead Behan, Emily Belanger, Jonathan Blanchard, Kara Bryson, Eric Ciarla, Daniel Comeau, Carleigh Diamantoplos, Laura Davis & Towle Group, Inc. Monadnock Paper Mill, Inc. Donaghey, Amanda Dovas, Kate Duval, Jessica Edmonds, Michael Fortin, Bailey Gagnon, Kayla Greene, Proctor Square, Henniker 428-3238 Bennington, NH 588-3311 Sophia Harkins, Madison Harrington, Christopher Hazen, Luke Heafield, Kevin Heroux, Nafa Imamovic, Raegan Jacob, Hannah Jorczak, Keara Kendall, Bridget Kennerson, Keslyn Kime, Nicholas LaBrie, 800-491-3238 davistowle.com Red Coat Homes Maxwell Lajeunesse, Alison Larochelle, Brianna McCuaig, Ethan Merrill, Autumn Moody, Miah Parsons, Red Coat Realty 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro Christopher Piekarski, Justin Pinard, Abby poisson, Caroline Prud'homme, Noah Rapazzo, Andrew Reed, 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 464-3053 464-3880 Elizabeth Saucier, Samantha Sherman, Madeline Short, Andrew Smerekanicz, Ethan Smith, Emily SteIman, Catherine Tilton, Ryan mcickas, Catherine Verostick, Jeffrey Verrier, Jenna Weigler, Ian Wmrow Western Ave. Pizzeria LLC Central Concrete Corp. and Dariya Zaporozhchenko. 26 Western Ave., Henniker Jct: Rt. 114 & 202, Henniker Principal's Honor Roll - Grade 9: Colin Burke, Cameron Chouinard, Olivia Daly, Stephanie Flegal, Victoria Flegal, Margaret Florino, David Gibson, James Hornibrook, Michael Judd, William Kennedy, 428-8442 428-7900 Megan Lambert, Elisha Langevin, Bretton Lassonde, Jui Liao, Patrick Mannion, Alexa Minnich, Kaylee Hilltop Heating Ayer & Goss, Inc. Molan, Cora Morency, Lilly Proulx, Paul Rescigno, William Rollins IV, Jackson Waller and Joshua Wight Deering Center Rd. 4 Hall Avenue, Henniker Honor Roll - Grade 9: Sebastian Beal, Mariah Beaudoin, Kaleb Beaumont, Riley Belleau, Aubrey Bird, Samantha Biron, Brooklyn Brackett, Vmcent Brigagliano, Emily Campbell, Jessica Carette, Molly Carlson, Deering, NH 464-5311 428-3333 Chloe Castellano, Karsyn dermont, Tarann dermont, Brandon Cote, Teghan Coyle, Caroline Cupples, Erin Dalton, Ethan Danielson, Elvis Demirovic, Allyson Deschenes, Eric Dubreuil, Hannah Foley, Jack Foley, www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The messenger | Page 21 Honors PUBLIC NOTICE Carey Foss, Emily Fournier, Jarren Fox, Jasmine Gagnon, Elizabeth Galletta, Anna Gendron, Amelia Haigh, HILLSBORO-DEERING Griffin Hansen, Haydn Huard, Grace Jolin, Sophia Jones, Molly Jorczak, Justin Kaminski, Victoria Kelley, SCHOOL DISTRICT Julian Kilgore, Hadley Labbe, Eric Lacerte, Jakob Landry, Sean Leahy, Alex Linehan, Audrey Looney, Logan Macdonald, Ryan Marchesseault, Jessica Martel, Serena Martinez, Nicholas Mason, Morgan McCabe, Heather McGlauflin, Curtis McKay, Thomas Monty, Caroline Newell, Brady O'Hara, Lorelei Oneail, 2016 NOMINATIONS FOR Maeghan Oneall, Alexandra Page, Alexandre Pennell, Joseph Poltack, Emma Revaz, Tace Rothstein, Leea Sarvela, Matthew Searles, Chloe Smith, Nathan J. Smith, Nathan S. Smith, Sarah Stantial, Sean Stone,' THE RICHARD W. Brianna Tupper, Lydia von Schwanenfluegel and Zoe Zeballos. WITHINGTON AWARD CONVAL HIGH SCHOOL The Student Support Team at ConVal hosted the 7th Student Recognition Breakfast. Fifty seven stu- dents were recognized for their positive contributions to the ConVal Community. The recipients were The Richard W. Withington Award is granted to a Aidan Boyle, Allie MacPhee, Angellyna Davis, Anthony David, Bailey Kirkpatrick, Brad Carter, Breanna Lester, Brianna Stevens, Caitlin Galea, Casey Taylor, Clara Quintanilha, Clare Veverka, Coral Wolfe Crystal member of the Hillsboro-Deering School personnel; Rajaniemi, Dani Blamire, Daniel Learn, Dominique Wheeler, Fenia Benet-Higgins Garrett Kavenagh, Gar- a teacher, administrator, secretary, custodian, aide, rett Shows, Hayley LaBrecque, Ian LaBelle, Ivy Battaglia, Jackson Cunningham, Jessica Fiasconaro, Jordan coach, activities director, or other full or part-time Kania, Joshua Curran, Kaitlin Fitzgerald, Karlee Sell, Kaylin Kraslovic, KJ Ammon, Kyla Provencher, Kylie Brown, Lala Buzzell, Leah Stone, Lexi Williams, Lily Denehy, Madeline Ciocci, Madeline Harvey, Makenzie employee of the District. Christiansen, Maryssa Williams, Matthew Smith, McKenzie Armstrong, Megan McClintock, Michael Bel- liveau, Michael Zrzavy, Michelle Tourgee, Nick Batty, Riley Young, River Marmorstein, Rowan Tyne, Sasha The recipient should be recognized as an ambassador Brock, Sean Strausbaugh, Shaiman Salisbury, Stephanie Tingley, Tess Fitzgerald, Zach Obuchowski. of the school into the Hillsborough community, a HOPKINTON MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL person who has strived for and achieved excellence, 7th Grade Gold Honor Roll: Caroline Barrett, Alexandra Bessette, Piyama Bryant, Beatrice Burack, Lily Butcher, Brooke Carlson, Caitlin Clark, Jessica Dubois, Jaclyn French, Megan Kimball-Rhines, Lilia contributed signifi cantly to the general welfare of Klingler, Addison Locke, Bridget Lynch, Hayden Lynch, Lauren Martel, Madeleine Maughan, Maurgan the students in ways above and beyond the normal McGrath, Nicholas Miller, Shelby Miller, Andrew Mitchell, Theodore Mollano, Emily Nestler, Michael requirements of their job, offered students and adults Oberheim, Kyle Pellerin, Maegan Raynard, Charles Renvyle, Madison Rhynhart, Mia Richter, Kenan a model of strong professional behavior and carried Slevira, Emma Tworek, Catherine Westbrook. 7th Grade Silver Honor Roll: Karl Bailey, Eric Ball, Rory Campbell, Kasey Czarnecki, Talia Despres, this model from the school into the community. Lauren Graham, Ryan Graham, Thomas Hardenbergh, Thomas Hoffmann, John Jacobsen, Erica Lewis, Recognition and respect in the Hillsborough Gabriel Lopez, Matthew Mitchell, Hailey Pecce, Patrick Quinn. community as a representative of the Hillsboro- 8th Grade Gold Honor Roll: Annie Bamford, Avery Barrett, Elizabeth Berliner, Zachary Brewer, Sydney Chodosh, Samuel Crawford, Erin Donahue, Anna Dubois, Lillian Eckberg, Jessica Janinda, Sofia Deering School District is a key component. Locke, Benjamin Madden, Katelyn Meserve, Emily Metzger, Eleanor Owen, Sophie Potter, Luke Reidy, Emma Rothe, Sydney Stockwell, Paige Thorne, Tora Thornley, Robert Vallari, Georgia Westbrook, Ella Please submit nominations in writing to: Whipps, Maura Zankel. 8th Grade Silver Honor Roll: Michael Baer, Connor Blais, Megan Blanchette, Renee Brogan, Taylor Clark, Catherine Collins, Emerson Hall, Abaigeal Hughes, Evan Jacobsen, Lucas Lajeunesse, Anna Layne, Mr. Robert A. Hassett Daniel Miner, Shepyrd Murdough, Lily Ogden, Samuel Rawson, Daniel Rinden, Lily Sabol, Brianna Sink, Superintendent of Schools Sophia Staples-Roy, Denver Sykes, Tressa Tewksbury, Porter Tomsick, Savannah Wagemann, Paige Wheeler. SAU #34 9th Grade High Honors: Corey Breault, Thomas Burack, Grace Clark, Megan Ellsworth, Anna Hoff- man, Myah Kerbyson, Henry Lavoie, Paul Molnar, David Reynolds, Peter Sintros, Samuel Thompson, Lily P. O. Box 2190 Tobin, Rebekah Underwood, Clara Walling, Emily Young. Hillsboro, NH 03244 9th Grade Honors: Amelia Bassett, Brandon Boris, Emily Ehrmanntraut, Allan Faulkner, Thayer Maughan, Alexander Miller, Elizabeth Morrall, Cooper Otis, Simon Page, Amelia Thomas, Ivan Zhalkovsky. Grade 10 High Honors: Caitlin Ball, Somsiree Bryant, Leah Dinter, Aidan Horne, Cooper Kimball- Deadline for nominations: Friday, June 3, 2016 Rhines, Fiona MacDonald, Anna Markli, Samuel Needleman, Eva Piernas, Seamus Quinn, Anna Schell, Belle Sullivan. The Withington Award is determined annually in Grade 10 Honors Amanda Bizarro, Addison Bourgelais, Margaret Carney, Gerard Donahue, Brandon an amount of at least $1,000 by a Grant Committee Ehrmanntraut, Lillian Hoffman, Gabrielle Lajeunesse, Gillian Miller, Alexander O'Keefe-Duchano, Cath- erine O'Keeffe, Dustin Rose, Maxfield Rossignol, Taylor Signor, Ashley Strittmatter, Zada Suitter. consisting of a representative of the public, currently 11th Grade High Honors Cameron Cyr, Noah Kerbyson, Kevin Mackenzie, Aidan Molnar, Lea Piernas, Douglas Hatfi eld, the Chairperson of the Hillsboro- Keegan Sorel, Isabel Tobin. Deering School Board, and the Superintendent of 11th Grade Honors: Emily Campbell, Michael Ciance, Joseph Cullinan, Aaliyah Curley, Jennelle Lucier, Nicholas Mayo, Timothy Meserve Kayl Murdough, Gabrielle Price, Jacob Rockwood, Timothy Schools. Sawitsky, Samuel Schuster, Joseph Spalding, Jacob Underwood, Alexandra Wheeler, Parker White, Lillias The award recipient will be announced during Whitehead, Tucker Windhurst. the Hillsboro-Deering High School graduation 12th Grade High Honors: Jonathan Arruda, Jamison Bernier, Sierra Bickford, Duncan Calder, ceremonies on June 10, 2016. Caroline Flood, Felicia Gordon, Jakob Hemmerlein, Timothy Jones, Owen Kanter, Nicholas Meserve, Lily Mitchell, Bowman Ridinger, Ireland Tawney, Kyle Tworek, Jacob Walling. 12th Grade Honors: Kenneth Andrew, Hannah Bassett, Kendall Bergethon, Samantha Brewer, Equal Opportunity Employer/ Courtney Crouch, Nicholas Fleury, Andrew Knight, Alexander Lajeunesse, Lauren Metzger, Sarah Nadeau, Equal Educational Opportunities David Nelson, Lillian Price, Abraham Robertson, Lily Scammon. Page 22 | The Messenger | may 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com Town of Washington Honors Transfer Station Attendant WEARE MIDDLE SCHOOL High Honors 6th: Brooke Blackburn, Gracie Bolduc, Kaitlyn Bossart, Jason Crean, Terry Greene, Abigail The Town of Washington seeks a part-time, transfer station attendant Guillemette, Paige Hamel, Sky Knapp, Ian Lavertu, Sophia Lemay, Jack Malone, Greer Merrill, Alyssa to work with other full time personnel at the Town Recycling Center. Mulholland, Patrick parker, Logan Pike, Alexis Rinker, Christopher Roy, Emaly Roy, Nolan Scott, Andrea Qualifi ed applicants should have NH solid waste certifi cation in NH or Seaver, Terry Seymour, Diana Stafford, Jocelyn Stoll, Abigail Van Dyke, Jacob Wheeler, Maddy Wood. be able to obtain certifi cation. Truck and equipment operating skills are Honors 6th: Hadley Borden, Bonnie Bragdon, Noah Brent, Thomas Bryant, Austin Burkhamer. Liam preferred. Please submit a cover letter, resume and salary expectations Chapman, Patrick Coyle, Anthony DeTone, Mason Dion, Emma Edwards, Nathan Fifield, Brandon Firman, Jillian Gagnon, Nicole Grenier, Nikos Hurrinus, Nathan Innerfield, Emily Jankowski, Alexander Kelly- via email to [email protected]. Additional information Wilson, Emily Kimball, Jayden Lamothe, Jordyn Lemay, Brianna Lynn, Alexander Mann, Trevor Marion, can be found at www.washingtonnh.org Harrison McCullum, Kaylee Montgomery, Jaden Nelson, Nicholas Osborne, Natalie Patterson, Isabella Pelletier, Kylie Perrino, Kyle Provencher, Savanna Ruoff, Benjamin Searles, Jackson Souther, Destiny Vickers, Keegan Werner, Cadence Williams, Rylie Winward. High Honors 7th: Christopher Audet, Elizabeth Barnes, Brianna Bodner, Haley Couchon, Andra Dagenais, Olivia Dame, Lauren Desrosiers, Eliazabeth Downing, Victoria Drake, Liam Gannon, Kayli Gil- What’s the HYPE about ESSENTIAL Oils? man, Madeline Goulet, Lauren Guerrette, Alexandra Hardcastle, Brady Johnson, Kaitlyn Lafleur, Josselyn Come and learn at a FREE class!! LeBlanc, Riley Lord, Gianna Massaro, Madison McDonald, Brianna Meisser, Brady Phillibotte, Alex Pike, Learn what they are, how to use them and where to fi nd Brianna Pinter, Stephanie Rodonis, Isabella Roy, Dawson Ruoff, Sarah Sheldon, Alyssa Villemaire, CPTG Essential Oils and save money on quality oils. Honors 7th: Joshua Albert, Caysen Allard, Taryn Arel, Noelle Barrieau, Nathaniel Boddy, Ivy Brooks, Katee Budroe, Abigail Burke, Emily Corey, Erin Duhaime, Hannah Dupont, Camron Fortin, Evan Gendron, Learn natural alternatives that are simple, safe and empowering. Spencer Grant, Arianna Guay, Luke Horion, Declan Horne, Daniel Jenkins, Thomas Johnston, Cameron *FREE raffl es *FREE lavender and lemon cupcakes Lombard, Katerina Mandrino, Nathan Marquis, Devin Menard, Gavin Merrill, Brennan Mucci, Matthew *Reduce anxiety, stress, headaches *Improve sleep/reduce fatigue Nichols, Sheridan O Brien, Lindsey Olson, Cloe Palladino, Sydney Paulson, Sydnee Pelletier, Ariana and so much more Pimentel, Ryan Plamondon II, Oliver Plant, Ethan Ploof, Sydney Pollard, Brooke Porth, Emmet Rinehimer, Wednesday May 25th, 6 to 8 PM at the Weare Old Town Hall Cooper Rivers, Nicholas Silvernail, Lillian Stogner, Nathan Tower, Margaret Waligura, Colin Warecki, 16 North Stark Highway (Rte 114), Weare NH Abigail Wing, Jaxson Wood, Carson Woodward. High Honors 8th: Elizabeth Aubin, Victoria Bulcock, Hannah Champange, Makayla Couturier, Olivia If unable to make this FREE exciting event, we can schedule a time to learn the natural benefi ts for a healthier YOU. Desainde, Timothy Fatcheric, Arianna Maxwell, Rose McCardel, Naomi Prevo, Christopher Seaver, www.mydoterrra.com/kimkerr or call/text 603-493-8561 Kim Kerr Chelsea Woodsum. Honors 8th: Katelyn Barriere, Spencer Beahm, Nikos Biskaduros, Brennan Bodner, Alexander Burgess, Elijah Chapman, Daniel Ciarla, Ian Combs, Cordell Drabble, Kayden Easter, Aram Fowler, Nicole Horion, PUBLIC NOTICE Jordan Hudon, Samantha Innerfield, Jack Johnson, Anna Kellett, Jillian LaBrecque, Curtis Mann, Marc Morette, Cameron Morse, Sydney Nelson, Carter Pike, Joshua Reynolds, Pacey Richard, Taylor Rivard, HILLSBORO-DEERING SCHOOL DISTRICT Raelyn Roberts, Skyler Rousseau, Alyssa Sargent, Shelby Sizemore, Anna Stenger, Dominik Sutkus, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Rebecca Wetherbee, Emily Wrzeszcz, Lauren Zervos. Hillsboro-Deering School District – Sprinkler Pipe Painting The Hillsboro-Deering School District seeks proposals from interested parties for the painting of existing sprinkler pip- ing at the Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School. Additional information and site visits are available by request. Contact James Bailey, Facilities Director, 603-848-8353 or jbailey@hdsd. k12.nh.us. Proposals labeled “Sprinkler Pipe Painting” shall be submitted by 2:00pm, Monday, June 6th, 2016.

PUBLIC NOTICE HILLSBORO-DEERING SCHOOL DISTRICT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Hillsboro-Deering School District – Window Replacement The Hillsboro-Deering School District seeks proposals from interested parties for the replacement of 45 windows at the Hillsboro-Deering Elementary School. Additional information and site visits are available by request. Contact James Bailey, Facilities Director, 603-848-8353 or [email protected]. Proposals labeled “Window Replacement” shall be submitted The Andover Fire department expects to get the Rescue and Forestry vehicles in service soon, and wants to thank the community for sup- by 2:00pm, Monday, June 6th, 2016. porting YOUR fire department. www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The messenger | Page 23

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SALESALE Director’s Chair 99 with Side SALE 24 Table Folds for easy storage 99 and portability. Ea. Powder-coated 49 RED HOT The 2nd Annual 5K Fun Run, Jog or Walk to End Alzheimers spon- steel frame. 9’ Solar BUY sored by The Office of Youth Services & Recreation, Smith Church 8354482 Umbrella RBA Youth Group and Stonewall Farm drew 34 runners. Ambrose RED HOT 8462384, 8462392, Meadows finished first in a time of 26:43 with Joshua Camanche hot BUY 8462434, 8462418 on his heals in 2nd place 2 seconds behind. Page 26 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com Events: Community Bulletin Board Saturday May 28 or gently used may be dropped off at the Middle evening of swing dancing with one of the best jazz PANCAKE BREAKFAST: Hopkinton Lions will School, on Hillcat Drive or Shaw’s Supermarket in bands around! Saturday,from 6:30 - 10:00pm at the once again be hosting a pancake breakfast at the Hillsboro, NH. For information please contact Susan Newport Opera House. Appetizers and beverages Hopkinton Slusser Senior Center. Breakfast will be Bearor, Library Media Specialist, Hillsboro-Deering will be served. $20.00 for adults and $10.00 for served from 8am to 11am. $5 adults, $3 children. Middle School at 464-1240. students. Tickets are limited. To reserve your ticket, All proceeds to benefit the Hopkinton Food Pantry. MUSEUM OPEN: from 11am to 1pm the please contact Lynn Solomon at 603.856.1301 If you live in town or happen to be in the area, stop Hillsborough Heritage Museum, 5 Central Street, Sunday May 29 by, bring the family, friends, Memorial weekend Hillsborough will be holding it's Grand Reopening MEMORIAL SERVICE: We invite you to join us for visitors. This is a fun event. Pancakes are served (not for the public. Come and see the new exhibits now worship on Sunday at Smith Memorial UCC (30 West with VT or NY) but New Hampshire Maple Syrup. on display: Main Street, featuring the merchants of Main Street) where we will remember those who BUSINESS CONTACTS: The Sunapee Police yesteryear; Tonal Art--Making Music in Hillsbor- have passed away and served in the armed forces Department is in the process of updating its after- ough, with a focus on Amy Beech, composer, and in commemoration of Memorial Day. We will also hours business contact information. Taylor Burrows, a history of the Town Bands as well as the High remember the lives of all people who passed away our summer intern, will be calling and visiting School band; The Hillsborough Dairy, Has the Mail with a special service of remembrance. We invite Sunapee businesses starting on Monday, May 23rd, Come Yet?, Hillsborough's post offices and rural you to bring a picture of a loved one you'd like to to gather information to update our contact list. mail delivery, and much much more. remember. VOLUNTEER NEEDED: A volunteer position has BOOK AND BAKE SALE: The Friends of the New- SPECIAL WORSHIP Honoring Our Veterans South recently opened for an experienced individual to bury Public Library will hold their annual book and Newbury Union Church 9:30am at the church. manage all food distribution to the Twin Rivers bake sale from 9am-1pm. Everyone is welcome. Interfaith Food Pantry (TRIFP) located in Franklin, TOUR de FRANCSTOWN: $35 pre-registration, HYMN SING: The East Washington Baptist Church NH. TRIFP is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization $40 day of race. Proceeds benefit Francestown Old will be holding the annual spring Hymn Sing at pm. serving Sanbornton, Salisbury, Northfield, Danbury, Meeting House. Thursday June 2 Andover, Hill, Tilton and Franklin. Please contact YARD SALE: UU Congregation of Franklin NH's Rev. Karen Heavey, Director at 934-2662 or email Spring Yard Sale Rain or shine. 8am to 2pm @ 206 BOOK DISCUSSION: 7pm Fuller Public Library [email protected]. Central Street, Franklin, NH (next to the Peabody Hillsboro - "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore" by BOOK DRIVE: Hillsboro-Deering Middle School Home) Treasures, novelties and everything in Robin Sloan. Refreshments will be served. is organizing their annual book drive for New between. GREAT DECISIONS: Antrim’s Great Decisions Hampshire homeless shelters. Books that are new SWING DANCE: Please join us for a wonderful group intends to meet at 6:30pm at the Tuttle - Attention

Annual Spring Fling Auto Dealers TOUCH�A�TRUCK Summer Sat. June 4 • 10am-2pm in the Village Advertise your Weare Middle School Community vehicles with us Only $5 per child or $20 per car. Sat.,Sat., June 4th A VerVeryy Special Come climb and explore a variety of OLDOLD HHOMEOME DAY Reach buyers trucks. Jump in the Bounce House. Art Show with a 100 Year Anniversary Raffl es & Games. K-9 Demos. Rededication of our Soldiers’ Monument in 35 towns Food & Refreshments. Pony Rides. JUNE 4 • 10-2 presented by our Face Painting & More!! Goff stown Historical Society. for as little as only Sponsored by the Weare Fire & Rescue FEATURING ART FROM Association & Sugar & Spice Preschool. CHILDREN, TEENS & ADULTS Tuesday Evenings, July & Aug. “Exercise Your Mind” $50 per week! Multi-Media Art Show • Community Art Art Making Stations Activity Series with the Goff stwon Public Call the Messenger Public Welcome • Family Friendly Event Library. Stay tuned for full schedule. The Grapevine Family & Sat. August 6 603-464-3388 Community Resource Center 4 Aiken Street 588-2620 Uncommon Art on the Common www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The messenger | Page 27 Events: Community Bulletin Board Cuba and the United States For further information available for $2.00 at the Stone Memorial building. back to the community. For more information, please call or email Steve Ullman 588-2005. SHRED EVENT: Franklin Savings Bank will host a please email [email protected], call Robin Friday June 3 free paper shredding event on Saturday, June 4th at 603-623-7300 x 704, or find us on Facebook CENTER FOR THE ARTS: First Fridays! Theater from 9am to 12pm at its main office in downtown Sunday June 5 Night. Join the cast and director of the New London Franklin. Anyone interested in safely destroying old YARD SALE: Hopkinton Lions annual yard sale at Barn Playhouse for an Open Rehearsal Q&A and documents and confidential files are invited to stop Hopkinton Fir Grounds 7am-3pm. by the office. All unwanted documents may contain Reception. The New London Barn Playhouse, Main 5K “EYE” WALK/RUN: Henniker, 9:30am Hen- Street, New London, 5-7 free. staples and small paper clips; however, they must be free of large clips, three ring binders and plastic. niker Community School. $25.00 Registration Saturday June 4 There is a limit of three boxes per person. online. $30.00 day of race. Registration begins at OLD HOME DAY: Goffstown Old Home Day. So 8am. Run or walk with your dog. Sponsored by CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society Henniker Lions Club. much going on the 4th, from the Soldier's Monu- presents the Peterborough, NH First Saturday ment re-dedication, FREE TROLLEY rides, the Rotary Contra Dance featuring Luke Donforth calling with Wednesday June 6 Car Show and more. This is a wonderful family and the band The Irregulars. The dancing begins at 8pm. BOWLING BOYS This new GHSS group for men friends event, so plan on spending time in the Vil- The dance also hosts a free jam session for begin- will depart Shaw’s at 8:30am for a morning of lage and at the Car show. ning and intermediate musicians at 6:30pm and a bowling at the Yankee Lane in Keene. Bowling and NEWBURY SPEAKER SERIES: Sea Hagg Distillery workshop for new dancers at 7:30pm. Admission is shoe rental is $8. Transportation is $5. Call Marie will present the history of “Rum.” Free and open to $10 or $7 for students and seniors. The dance takes Mogavero at 464-4726. all. Programs last about an hour with refreshments place in the historic Town House in Peterborough, SOCCER TRYOUTS: Tri-Town United Travel Soccer and one-on-one chatting with the speakers. The RUBARB FESTIVAL: Annual Bennington Rhubarb in Goffstown will be hosting tryouts for our fall programs begin at 4:00pm. Festival 9:30am -1:30pm. Town Center Bakes goods, season on June 6th & 9th from 5:30pm-7pm for BOOK SALE: The Friends of the Whipple Library craft tables Face painting, 50/50 raffle. all players aged 6-13 that are looking for a local, Book Sale is from 9-1. Bargain prices. Come one, VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Goffstown Rotary competitive soccer experience, where focus is on come all... as you will see, we have something for Club is looking for event volunteers & corporate development of skills while stressing teamwork and everyone. sponsors for its annual car show fundraiser, being sportsmanship! Visit our website for more informa- YARD SALE: Weare Historical Society Town Wide held Saturday 9am - 2pm, at 2 Parsons Drive in tion and to register for tryouts - www.tritowntrav- Yard Sale 8am-2pm. Maps showing locations of Goffstown. Registration fee for car show partici- elsoccer.com yard sales throughout the town of Weare will be pants is $15. All proceeds from the event will go

2016 HOPKINTON LIONS CLUB Weare Winter Wanderers Service to the Community with over 2nd Annual 1.3 million Lions worldwide CYCLE Annual MOTORCYCLERRCYCLE Yard Sale! POKER Car Show Sunday, June 5th RUN to benefi t Easter Seals Camp Sno-Mo 7am - 3pm Kick off Bike Week with US Sat., June 4th Hopkinton Sat., June 25, 2016 $1000 Cash Prize • Best Hand Fairgrounds Rain date: Sun. June 26, 2016 SUNDAY, JUNE 12 2016 9am - 2pm!! 9am-2:30pm • Mt. Sunapee, NH ONLINE REGISTRATION: STEWART BUILDING Off Route 103 Circle, Newbury, NH WeareWinterWanderersSC.org Corner of Parsons Drive Enter via Green Gate on Kearsarge Ave. and N. Mast, Goff stown, NH Come one, come all to view a super $25 driver - $15 passenger Donations of Merchandise collection of fi ne automobiles, Starting Locations: Registration 9am-11am Route 114, North of the Village pickup trucks & motorcycles!! Monadnock Harley-Davidson, Swanzey, NH are Needed!!! Rochester Motorsports, Rt.11, Rochester, NH • Goodie Bags to fi rst 50 arrivals Please no large appliances or clothing Food, fun and free chair rides to the top of Mt. Seacoast Powersports, Rt. 1, Hampton, NH Pickup of items available Sunapee for all paying entrants. Entry Fee, Ending Location: Arrival no later than 1pm • All Classes Invited Pre-Registration: $15/vehicle by June 1st. Heritage Harley-Davidson, Concord, NH • Trophies & Participant Voting Please call 856-7268 Dik Gate Registration: $20/vehicle. Visitor $5. *Reg incl: 1 poker hand, BBQ lunch & 2 raffl e tickets; you • $15 registration fee, proceeds 746-5710 June • 315-391-2534 Al For more information contact Jim Currier at 603- can purchase add’l poker hands for the “Best Hand” 746-4744 Dave 381-2863 or email [email protected]. benefi t local communities. Raffl e Baskets • 50/50 Drawing • Prizes Become a Lion: www.hopkintonnhlions.com website: www.sunapeelions.com Info: www.wearewinterwandererssc.org Page 28 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered James (Jim) H. Greene the daughter of Edward 03752 to support a fund for Doug's great- DEERING - James (Jim) H. Greene Sr., and Bertha (Hill) LeClair. granddaughters. born August 17, 1944 passed away at home on Marilyn is survived by David V. Houde Sr. Saturday May 21, 2016 her husband of 47 years, NEWPORT — David Vernard Houde peacefully surrounded by Arnold "AC" Chandler; Sr., 67, of Blueberry Ridge Road in Newport, many loving family and three sons, Ethan and died Wednesday, May friends. Jim is survived wife, Renee of Richmond, 18, 2016, at his home. by his loving wife of 52 VA, Seth and wife, Holly He was born June 22, years, Katinia (Tina) of Pembroke and Aaron 1948, in Claremont, to Greene (Romankis). He is and wife, Brooke of Concord; five grandsons the late Vernard Allard also survived by two sons, and one great-granddaughter; two brothers, Houde and Lucille A. James H. Greene Jr., wife Ted LeClair and Richard LeClair of Canter- (Stone) Houde. David Michele of Deering and Christopher A. Greene bury; sisters, Sharon Stacy of Canaan and Jen was predeceased by his and fiance Cathlene Larsen of Henniker as Pierce of New Boston; step-father Richard parents; and a sister, well as five grandchildren, Meghan Whiteside Stacy of Concord; and nieces and nephews. Beverly Ann Houde. He is survived by his and husband Kyle of Auburn, GA, Brittany Douglas D. Fournier wife of 26 years, Judy (Chamberlain) Houde; Greene of Hillsboro, Kyle Greene of Deering, NEWPORT — Douglas David Fournier, children David Vernard Houde Jr. and his Noah Greene of Henniker and Jacob Greene 66, died unexpectedly Monday, May 16, 2016, wife, Danielle Moon of Chicago, Illinois, Den- of Henniker, one great grandson, Wyatt of at his home in Newport. nis Richard Houde and his wife, Jennifer of Auburn, GA, who Jim was pleased to have He was born Dec. 20, Lebanon, Ohio, Donald Joseph Houde and his met shortly before passing. He is also survived 1949, in Warwick, Mas- wife, Christina Flack of Wetumpka, Alabama, by 3 brothers, Tony Greene and wife Jackie of sachusetts to Graham and Debra Ann Chapman and her husband, An- Penacook, NH, Fred Greene of Concord, and Ruby (Facemire) Fourni- thony Koch of Claremont and Tammie Lynn Bob Greene and wife Pam of Deering, NH. He er. Doug was predeceased Colby of Claremont; sisters, Marsha Houde- also has two surviving sisters, Betty Randell by his grandmother, Veda Gaudette and Sandy Hess; and goddaughter, of Las Vegas, NV, Joann Warren and husband Facemire; granddaughter, Linda Simpson. In lieu of flowers, memorial of Franklin, NH. He is predeceased by his Stephanie Cornish; and contributions may be made to the Upper mother, Elizabeth (Betty) Greene (Korkunis), brother, Alan Corbett. He is survived by his Valley Humane Society, 300 Old Route 10, and his father, Fred Charles Greene and a wife of many years, Linda (Dodge) Fournier Enfield, NH 03748. brother, William Greene. In lieu of flowers, of Newport; daughter, Kelly Wessells and her donations could be sent to the Monadnock Ralph W. Spofford husband, Dana of Grantham; stepson Michael NEW LONDON – Ralph W. Spofford, 79, Comm. Hosp. Oncology Dept., 452 Old Street G. Wentzell and his wife, Julie of North New- of Job Seamans Acres, Rd., Peterborough, NH. 034581. port; stepdaughter, Paula Martell of Newport; died Tuesday, May 17, Marilyn L. Chandler sister Paula Berquist; grandchildren, Ashley 2016, at the New London HOPKINTON – Marilyn L. Chandler, 70, Cornish, Cassandra Wentzell, Taryn Wentzell Hospital. He was born of Hopkinton, formerly of Concord, passed and Mason Martell; great-grand children, in East Orange, NJ on away Wednesday, May 18, 2016, after a two Lauren Stark and Nalah Cornish; and other June 20, 1936, the son and a half year battle with brain cancer. Mari- members of his extended family. In lieu of of Warren A. and Edna lyn was born in Claremont on Jan. 28, 1946, flowers, memorial contributions may be made C. (Horstman) Spofford. to Ashley Cornish, P.O. Box 297, Goshen, NH

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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered Members of his family surviving include his 1923 in West Deering, earmarked Comfort, Care and Support- Hos- wife of 58 years, Mary Lou "Mickey" (Noe) NH to Howard D. Kiblin pice at HCS Annual Fund. Spofford of New London; a daughter and her and Ada (Stowell) Kiblin. James “Jamie” Talbott husband, Kimberly and Neil Doherty of San Howard is survived by James “Jamie” Talbott, 52, of Navarre Diego; three grandchildren, Paige, Tate and his loving wife, Eleanor FL, passed 8 May at home after battling Owen and nieces and nephews. Memorial (Hoyt) Kiblin, of nearly cancer. A 1982 Hillsboro-Deering graduate, contributions may be made to SRK Greenway, 61 years, of Francestown, Navy veteran, trucker, construction worker, P.O. Box 1648, New London, NH 03257. NH, his son Hobart Kiblin Defense Commissary Agency employee, but Juliette I. Dozois and wife Stacy of Deering, most important, Mr. Mom, he leaves his wife WASHINGTON – Juliette I. Dozois, 76, NH, son Warren Kiblin, son Walter Kiblin and of 18 years, Julie (Stickney), retired USAF of Washington and Deering, died peacefully wife Misty, daughter Chloe Paige and husband Master Sergeant and HDHS class of 1985. He Tuesday, May 17, 2016, Gary, all of Francestown, NH. He is survived is survived by daughters Lillian, 17 and Mary, at Westwood Center in by eleven grandchildren and eleven great- 13; parents John and Judy, Navarre FL; sister Keene. She was born July grandchildren, brothers Rodney Kiblin of and brother-in-law Dawn and Dennis Pois- 6, 1939, in Salem, MA, Deering, NH and Allen Kiblin and wife Marie son, Saco ME; brother John, Hillsboro NH; to the late Alphonse and of Swanzey, NH, a sister-in-law Dorothy and father-in-law Ralph Luongo, Washington NH; Germaine (Thibeaudeau) husband Carl Hardwick, Sr., and many nieces 3 brothers-in-law, Michael Mooney, Hillsboro LeBoeuf. She was also and nephews. Howard was predeceased by NH, Patrick Stickney, Medford NY and Ray predeceased by grandson, his parents, an infant daughter Louise, his Brunelle, Enfield CT; nieces, nephews, and N.J. Dozois, brother, brother George Edward Kiblin of Deering, other extended family. Raymond LeBoeuf and sister Germaine Ceria. NH, sisters Lillian Raynor and husband Survived by her husband of 58 years, Norris George of Bennington, C. Dozois, of Washington; two sons, Norris J. NH, Esther Swinington and his wife, Michelle Dozois of Washington and husband Joseph and Alan W. and his wife, Donna Dozois of of Greenfield, NH, TM&M Services Manchester; one daughter, Marie H. and her brother-in-law Richard Full service property maintenance. husband, Jared Kusner of Jeffersonville Hoyt, infant siblings 603-680-0484 NY; one brother, Alfred and Marlene LeBoeuf Harvey and Nellie Kib- Fully Insured. Free Estimates. of Peabody, MA; one sister, Maryanna Eileen lin. In lieu of flowers, and Andy Belanger of Deering; several grand- donations can be made � Residential & Commercial children, great-grandchildren, and many to David’s House at � Landscaping, Interior/Exterior Cleaning nieces and nephews. Dartmouth-Hitchcock including Pressure Washing Medical Center, a � Ask us about our New Customer & Senior Discounts Howard D. Kiblin 501(c)(3) non-profit FRANCESTOWN - Howard D. Kiblin, of organization, or Home � Call to set up an appointment Francestown, NH, 92, passed away at home Healthcare Hospice & We want to be your full service maintenance company! May 20th, 2016. Howard was born June 18th, Community Services,

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This adoptable pet sponsored by HARPER: A yellow & white three mo. old This pet sponsored by JAKE male Rex mix. A Jake is a 5 1/2 year fun bunny looking old male Pekingese The Toadstool for a good home. mix. He is an ador- He’d be great for able little man someone in an looking for a family Bookshops apartment or a that will give him all � DepotDepot Square:Square: Peterborough,Peterborough, M-F 10-6; Sat. 10-5; family, and may of the love and aff ection that he wants! Sun.Sun. 10-4; 924-3543 do well with other � ColonyC l Mill Mktpl: Mk l Keene,K M-Sat. MS 10-9; 109S Sun. 11-6 116 pets if introduced Jake needs a family that will be able to slowly. Quiet, understand that he may need some time • 352-8815 � Lorden Plaza: Milford, polite, and loves to to decompress. For more information play. He’ll be the about Jake or any of the other animals M-Sat. 9-9, Sun. 11-5 rst to greet you & available for adoption, stop by. • 673-1734 would love to help Monadnock Humane Society Monadnock Humane with your vegetable (603) 352-9011 Society: 352-9011 www.toadbooks.com garden. monadnockhumanesociety.org

WINSTON: This pet sponsored by RUFUS This adoptable pet sponsored by This 60-lb. Lab cross likes everyone & is Rufus is a sweet 5 ½ year friendly, loving, & old coonhound that loves Lockhaven Farm happy-go-lucky. Animal Vibe to seek attention from He loves to play, his human companions. Sugar House including retrieving. Flower Essence therapy for pets He also loves to sniff This energetic around and fi nd 1-year-old needs whatever he can! Rufus would love a home 168168 Davison RdRd.,., Henniker,Henniker, NHNH daily exercise. He that would take him on casual strolls with 603-860-3836 loves other dogs, [email protected] but no cats or his gentle leader and give him lots of love young kids. 603-568-4022 at home. Please stop by the SPCA and meet this large goof! [email protected] www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 www.animal vibe.com Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord- www.facebook.com/wearewag Merrimack County: 856-8756

This pet sponsored by MAXINE This adoptable pet sponsored by RUBY: This purebred Bulldog loves all people and is a clown. This well- My name is Maxine, I’m a behaved girl is extremely devoted and mutured little lady at ten wants to take years of age, and some an active role say I’m a Diva but that in her family just means I know what I (this includes like! I like snuggling in my bed. I like greeting my sleeping in admirers. And, I like rubbing up against you for bed!) This attention... I will come out of my bed when I’m Rt. 77 West, 32 Dustin Tavern, Rd., Weare, NH 5-year-old • ready for some loving. I’m not too keen on being New & Used Car Parts • State Inspection must be an 27 West Main St. HiHillsboroill b 603-680-4354603 680 4354 picked up but I will come to you and snuggle on Tires • Repairs & Towing only pet. No Steeplegatep g Mall • ConcordCo co d 603-223-2000603 3 000 the couch once I feel comfortable in my new home. young kids. Since November 2013 Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord- 800-529-5865 [email protected] www.alliedautowrecking.com www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 Like us on Facebook at xsmokevapesmart Merrimack County SPCA: 856-8756 www.facebook.com/wearewag Follow us on Instagram @xsmoke.vape.smart Page 32 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

BUELLER This adoptable pet sponsored by JANE This adoptable pet sponsored by Bueller is a kind This little kitty, only seven (all of 34 lbs.) years old, who is Trend cuddlebunny unsure of why he is Acupuncture loves to sit in here. He wants to go Life’s Short - Start a TrendTM laps, but she is home to a bed of his up for whatever own. He is a bit scared here at the shelter, but Kristen Hannigan Markwith you want to longing for aff ection. He warms up to you once do. This 3-year-old is smart as a whip and is he is comfortable and then watch him bloom. Owner, Licensed Acupuncturist Give Bueller a chance and you will be happy 63 Rush Rd., Henniker, NH well-behaved. Jane is OK with well-behaved dogs, but no cats or young kids. you did – this handsome boy is one of a kind! [email protected] Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord www.trendacupuncture [email protected] Merrimack County: 856-8756 603-428-3330 www.facebook.com/wearewag

CHANCE - 8 yr old male boarder collie This pet sponsored by NICHOLAS & ANGEL: This pet sponsored by mix. He’s a sweet boy who loves toys! He needs a family that Route 77 can give him a happy, healthy life. It may Motors take him a little extra Sales & Service time to get comfort- These ame-point Siamese-Exotic kittens are as able, but when you Center see him play with his sweet as they come. Nicholas is a let-me-at-it kind of guy; Angel is a purr factory who loves toys, a whole other FULL GROOMING MONDAY-SATURDAY 711 Concord Stage Road side of him emerges. to be picked up. They’re  ne w/ other mellow Weare, NH With some TLC and a www.pawspawnh.com animals, but need an Visit AM PM little guidance, he’ll Monadnock us on 174 Concord St., Suite #130 adult home. Open 8 -5 Mon.-Fri. make a great Humane Society Peterborough, NH [email protected] www.route77motors.net companion. (603) 352-9011 www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 monadnockhumanesociety.org 603-801-3083 www.facebook.com/wearewag 529-7700

This adoptable pet Morris is a 9 month old male This pet sponsored by DIXIE sponsored by MORRIS: black lab cross. One of the happiest dogs you’ll ever Hello! My name is Dixie! meet. He was born with some funky knees, but he I’m a sweet 6 1/2 year does his best to old hound mix in search not let it slow of a home to call my him down. He’ll own. Lazy days on the have surgery couch and play time soon to  x one in the sun await! I would love an adult or two to of his legs, so he spend my days with. My stunning brindle markings needs a family to are all the talk of the town which I like to visit! A help him through quiet home to spend most of my days would be Syrup is available 7 days a week, his recovery. His awesome! Will you let me shower you with love? year-round in our barn store! favorite things Monadnock Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord- are toys, treats Humane Society 1038 Hopkinton Road in Hopkinton, & people. (603) 352-9011 Merrimack County: 856-8756 224-7520, www.crowvalleyfarm.com monadnockhumanesociety.org

This adoptable pet sponsored by WILLOW: 2 1/2 y. o. female pit bull mix. KIWI A very sweet girl, with lots of energy to burn. She This small enjoys playing with other dogs, but needs a home 1-year-old that will be able angora is very to monitor her. friendly and She’s a bouncy just likes to girl, so plenty hang around of exercise and with her • Pool Openings & Closings basic training • Pumps • Filters • In-Ground family. She is Showroom: will be very aff ectionate, important; but & Above-Ground Installations but also 24 South St., Concord, NH that doesn’t • Hot Tubs & Spas playful; no surprise, considering her age. Kiwi ignores mean she won’t • Paver Block Decks dogs, but she needs to be the only cat. 603-224-2854 curl up on Monadnock • Patios & Retaining Wall Installations VintageKitchens.com the couch Humane Society [email protected] with you at (603) 352-9011 Route 12 S. (near fairgrounds) Swanzey, NH www.facebook.com/wearewag night! monadnockhumanesociety.org 603.357.5874 • www.clearwaterpoolandspa.net

RIBBY: 7 y.o. female DSH. She’s in search This pet sponsored by BLEU: This 3-year-old polydactyl angora Making a Di erence of a partner that can keep her motivated to lose has never met a stranger; he loves to be carried Since 1831 weight. She loves to sit on laps and take cat naps, THE and drape loves attention & will seek people out for extra himself all TLC! She enjoys APOTHECARY over you. playing w/ He can be wand toys & adopted w/ scratching on 35 Main Street his brothers her scratching Tig and Doyle board. Does Keene, NH or sepa- well with dogs rately. Fine but may prefer (603) 357-0200 with other being the only animals, but no young kids. cat. She Monadnock Visit us today at can’t wait to Humane Society Compounding Customized [email protected] nd her for- (603) 352-9011 www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 BankNH.com ever home. monadnockhumanesociety.org Medication for People & Pets www.facebook.com/wearewag 1.800.832.0912 Member FDIC www.granitequill.com | May 27, 2016 | The messenger | Page 33

ADDISON COOPER: This pet sponsored by This 4-year-old Addison is an active 7 ½ Beagle-Miniature year old gal looking for Aussie cross’s some entertainment. personality is a She loves to be near mixture of his two her people. She likes breeds, so he is to play with her toys, as well as enjoy a sweet, sweet, sweet, but also responsive Lodging • Dining • Special Events good movie while snuggling on the couch. HOME | AUTO and devoted. This Tennis • X-C Ski & Snowshoe Addison will thrive once in a home that can BUSINESS | LIFE & HEALTH 35-lb. boy must be provide her with lots of positive training and an only pet, and no Pet-Friendly Lodging near reinforcement. This adorable girl is looking young kids. Lake Sunapee & Mount Sunapee to be yours! [email protected] 258 Stagecoach Road, Sunapee, NH Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord- www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 (603) 763-5571 • 800-232-5571 Merrimack County: 856-8756 www.facebook.com/wearewag [email protected] • www.dextersnh.com

ELVIS This adoptable pet sponsored by PHIL: 4 y.o. orange tabby DSH - Loves to This pet sponsored by This very large show a ection, and will rub against you; but 10-year-old Delivering the American Dream sometimes he’ll saunter o and do his own Maine Coon is thing. He loves aff ectionate and to show o his ELM CITY loves to roll on belly and will BREWING the fl oor and Red Coat give you head- head butt you for butts when 222 West Street attention. He also he’s feeling Keene, NH 03431 loves to play. He a ectionate. Homes He has a lot doesn’t like loud (603) 355-3335 noises, so must be of energy and OCATED IN THE an only pet in a 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro enjoys keeping L quiet adult home. busy with Monadnock COLONY MILL 464-3880 • 100% Financing all types of Humane Society MARKETPLACE [email protected] 10 Year Warranty toys. (603) 352-9011 www.facebook.com/wearewag monadnockhumanesociety.org Open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner

This pet sponsored by TIG: This 3-year-old polydactyl is This pet sponsored by ADAM & EVE: A pair of adorable friendly and a ectionate. He stands on doves were living in harmony until a ferret his hind feet and gently guides your arrived! They’re looking for a ferret-free home We hand over where Love to pet him. they can Animals! Tig must be thrive! adopted with Very sweet his brother and easy Doyle. A to handle. mellow dog Adam might be OK, Wedding & Banquet Center loves but no cats or taking a young kids. Henniker, NH bath and Eve loves Adam! Pope Memorial SPCA Celebrating 43 Years! [email protected] 1-888-PATS PEAK of Concord www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 They’e a sweet Merrimack County 164 North State St., Concord, NH (603)224-9341 www.facebook.com/wearewag patspeak.com pair of birds. (603) 856-8756 www.GraniteStateNaturals.com

This pet sponsored by DOYLE: This 3-year-old polydactyl is an DANA This adoptable pet sponsored by undemanding, gentle guy who likes to be where Dana is a Silver three you are. He is handsome, un appable, and very month old male Rex smooth. mix. He is shy, and a bit Doyle must PATENAUDE be adopted LUMBER CO. INC. of a wallfl ower but once with his he gets to know you brother Tig. he comes out of his shell. He loves healthy A mellow Processed Bark vegetables and fruits, and when he’s really Supporting Our Community dog might happy he’ll jump up and kick his feet for joy. be OK, but and Bagged Shavings Right now he’s living with his brother, Harper, Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. no cats and would most likely do well with a family or young 117 Antrim Road and other animals in the house. For more info Bennington, New Hampshire 03442-4205 kids. stop by the Monadnock Humane Society. [email protected] 628 Rush Road 603.588.3311 www.wearewag.org/ 529-5443 Monadnock Humane www.mpm.com www.facebook.com/wearewag Henniker • 428-3224 Society: 352-9011 GLORY This adoptable pet sponsored by MS. MARIO This adoptable pet sponsored by This 2-year-old Ms. Mario is a 7 year old angora is just spunky female. She can be the perfect quite aff ectionate, but is cat. Extremely The Mutt Hut easily frustrated with her aff ectionate, Glory All Breed Dog Grooming human friends! She swats loves attention on occasion, but is declawed and likes nothing Alyssa Janelle in the front. She’s looking better than being 86 Prospect St. for a child free home because of this. She does, loved up. This however, seem to tolerate dogs rather well. She’s had Henniker Septic Service Henniker a diffi cult transition to shelter life so we hope to fi nd small girl also her a tolerant home looking to give her time to adjust A Complete Septic Service Company loves toys, especially feather toys. Glory likes all Pampering pets people and is fi ne with other animals. since 1988 and relax in a space to call her own. (603)428-3351 [email protected] 603-428-7290 Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord- [email protected] www.facebook.com/wearewag By appointment only. Merrimack County: 856-8756 Page 34 | The Messenger | May 27, 2016 | www.granitequill.com

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