THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 FREE IN PRINT, FREE ON-LINE • WWW.NEWFOUNDLANDING.COM COMPLIMENTARY Bristol community gathers to pay tribute to the fallen on Memorial Day BY DONNA RHODES as a final tribute. [email protected] At the school, VFW BRISTOL — Veter- Post 10640 Command- ans, Scouting organiza- er Ron Preble served tions and the Newfound as Master of Ceremo- Regional High School nies and introduced band joined members the NRHS band, which of the Newfound Area performed “God Bless VFW Post 10640 and America” to start the George Minot Cavis event. VFW Post 10640’s American Legion Post Adjutant Dan Arsenault 26 for a solemn Memo- and American Legion rial Day parade that led Commander Richard from Freudenberg NOK Nialetz were called on Pleasant Street in upon to place a wreath Bristol to Newfound Me- at the monument on the morial Middle School school’s front lawn and where a special ceremo- Maddison Nialetz sang ny then took place. the National Anthem. Along the route the Commander Preble contingency paused at then explained that the Richard W. Musgrove VFW sponsors an essay Bridge to pay tribute competition for local to the brave men and youth to participate in women lost at sea while each year and he called serving their coun- upon Kaylan Santam- try. After flowers were aria to read her winning tossed into the waters Donna Rhodes selection for 2017 on the Richard Nialetz and Dan Arsenault saluted after laying a wreath on the war monument at Newfound Memorial Middle School on of the Newfound River, topic “My Responsibili- Monday. ty to America.” James Shokal of NRHS prayers for veterans Santamaria noted in played “Taps” while who gave their life for her speech that while Girl Scouts host a day James Rogers followed the nation’s freedoms she is “merely a speck” with the Echo. Rev. and an Honor Guard on the planet, there is of fun for local families Wayne Toutaint offered presented a gun salute SEE MEMORIAL DAY, PAGE A10 BY DONNA RHODES [email protected] BRISTOL — The members of Girl Scout Troop 11161 are all about community service, and they displayed that commitment last Sun- day through their third annual Family Fun Day, held at Wells Field in

Bristol. Courtesy Included in the day’s Donna Rhodes The New Hampton School's Class of 2017. activities were a yard Rebecca Ford of Girl Scout Troop 11161 looks on as James sale and a number of Moore tries his luck in the basketball toss at the troop’s annual Family Fun Day last Sunday. games boys and girls of New Hampton School holds all ages could purchase For each game chil- inside had the chance to tickets to play for a re- dren participated in, they help open a special prize ally low price. A duck were given Red Tickets, piñata at the end of the 196th Commencement pond, punchboard, ring which could move them day. Among the 11 gold toss, basketball toss, and up to a Silver Ticket once ticket winners was one NEW HAMPTON — Ames '02 of Charles- the criticisms of a gen- other great games that they collected five. Silver child had an automatic In his Commencement town, Mass. spoke to the eration entrenched in awarded prizes to play- Ticket holders then got gold ticket that he found Address to New Hamp- assumptions associated technological advances, ers were only a part of mini piñatas and those inside an egg at the ton School's 196th Grad- with "Generation Z." and a world defined by the lineup. Boys and girls who found a Gold Tick- troop’s Easter Egg Hunt uating Class, Roddy W. Rather than emphasize SEE NEW HAMPTON, PAGE A9 could even select a cup of et amongst the candy SEE FUN DAY, PAGE A10 rice to dig through and those who found a star amidst the grains won Newfound Band and Chorus members win big at Music Showcase Festival a pair of colorful sum- BY DONNA RHODES Donna Rhos de The focus for the three- mer sunglasses. There [email protected] (Left) Newfound Regional High day adventure was on the was also face painting, BRISTOL – During School’s a capella singers took music however and mem- home the trophy for “Highest balloons and an inexpen- Spring Break this year, bers of NRHS’s Mixed Scoring Choral Group” in the sive lunch available for 63 members of the New- Choir, Select Choir, Jazz recent Music Showcase Festival all who dropped by the found Regional High for participating high schools Ensemble and Concert event. Topping it all off School's Band and Cho- throughout the Northeast. It band shone throughout were large cupcakes do- rus travelled to the Mu- was one of 11 awards the that event. nated by Priscilla, Mary sic Showcase Festival music department received at Competing against and Ariel Stage for des- in Jackson, N.J., where the festival this year, which is them were schools from sert. they successfully compet- a new school record. New Hampshire, Mary- ed against other schools awards, the most ever in ing funds for the trip last tival but took time out land, and New York. from across the North- the school’s history. fall and not only enjoyed for some fun at Six Flags Each group was evaluat- INDEX east and brought home 11 Students began rais- participating in the fes- theme park as well. SEE NRHS MUSIC, PAGE A10 n Volume 4 • Number 22 Opinion...... A4 Put yourself in the spotlight with a Newfound Landing Selfie! Obituaries...... A5 REGION — Here at your answers to us at Name: Do you have a favor- greatest influence in Towns...... A6 the Newfound Landing, newfound@salmon- ite food? your life? we believe that each and press.com, along with Occupation: Churches...... A6,A8 every one of our readers a “selfie” (or self-taken What is currently Who is your favorite has a unique story to tell, photo), and let us put you I live in: your favorite TV show? musical artist? Arts & Ent...... A8 and we want to give you in the spotlight! We will Family (Are you mar- Sports...... B1-B4 & B8 an opportunity to share choose one “Selfie” each ried? Do you have chil- What is your favor- What is the great- yours with a Newfound week for publication, so dren?): ite travel destination? est piece of advice you Classifieds...... B6-B7 Landing Selfie! be sure to read the paper have ever been given? 16 pages in 2 sections Tell us a little about regularly because yours Pets: What's the best part ©2017, Salmon Press, LLC. yourself by responding might be next! about your town? Favorite Sports Call us at (603) 279-4516 to the following ques- The Newfound How long have you team: email: [email protected] tionnaire and submit Landing Selfie profile lived in the area? Who has been the www.salmonpress.com Local A2 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 n

Courtesy Courtesy Scouts gearing up on Inspiration Point. Scouts learn to build a fire. Black flies, mosquitoes, and camping, Oh, my! Troop 59 Scouts enjoy Slim Baker campout

BRISTOL — Since upon the shoulders of the out the springtime in to admire the view and the basic skills of scout- cook tinfoil dinners and rebooting last month, scouts. New Hampshire. snap a few pictures of the ing. Opportunities to use toast marshmallows for the young men from This past weekend, Early Saturday morn- group, this hike and pho- outdoor tools such as smores over the fire on Troop 59 in Bristol, NH the Troop took part in ing, the boys loaded up to op has been an annual axes, knives, and saws Saturday night. have been busy working their first of many outing their packs and met at tradition for these boys proved to be a favorite Boy Scouting typical- hard on the transition planned for this summer the start of the Worth- since the early years, as by all. The orienteering ly begins in sixth grade, from Cub Scouts to Boy by making a short trek en Trail just outside the Cub Scouts, in Pack 59. course proved to be ex- but boys of any grade, Scouts. Boy Scouts is the to Slim Baker Lodge. parking area at Slim Following inspiration citing and challenging six or above, may join at next step in the scouting The boys refused to be Baker Lodge in Bristol. point, the troop proceed- as the boys scaled rocks, any time. No prerequi- journey and begins to deterred by the seasonal The boys made quick ed downward on the yel- ducked under trees in site experience is need- place much of the lead- black flies and mosqui- work of the trail stop- low blazed path known search of their goal with ed, and Scouts do not ership responsibility toes that spawn through- ping at Inspiration Point as the Greenan Trail and the sole use of a compass have to have participat- shortly arrived at the lo- and bearings. The final ed in Cub Scouts to join cal lean-to to set up camp activity for the weekend Boy Scouts. Boys (and for their outing. took place after the sun- parents) may attend a Over the time spent set with a night hike to few meetings before en- outdoors, the boys expe- listen to nature and expe- rolling. More informa- rienced many opportuni- rience the forest. By far, tion about Troop 59 is at ties for adventure while the crowd favorite was http://troop59bristolnh. learning and practicing starting a campfire to weebly.com.

Donna Rhodes Fire destroyed a farmhouse on Peaked Hill Road in Bristol last Sunday afternoon, leaving little more than charred timbers remains behind. 19th Century Bristol farm house gutted by fire

Donna Rhodes BY DONNA RHODES The call came in to rapidly. She grabbed [email protected] Lakes Region Mutu- her dogs and ran out Good sports BRISTOL — A 19th al Aid at 4:58 p.m. on of the house where she After a morning of community service activities, such as trash pick up around Newfound Century farmhouse in May 28, after a female was able to flag down a Area School District buildings and adjacent roadways, the students at Newfound Regional Bristol was destroyed resident was alerted passing motorist to call High School got to let loose with a little Spring Fling fun. The celebration included Bouncy last Sunday afternoon to a problem by one of 9-1-1. Houses, “Sumo” wrestling in inflated suits, popcorn, a movie, and yes, even the chance when flames tore the family’s dogs. La- The home, known to toss cupcakes at teachers and administrators who volunteered to be taped to the wall. through the structure, Roche said the woman as Granite Hill Farm, Taking one for the team in that laugh-filled activity was Assistant Principal Christopher Ulrich (left) and Social Studies instructor Daniel Champagne (right). but Bristol Fire Chief was outside at the time is located at 815 Peak- Ben LaRoche said the but went in to discov- ed Hill Rd. in Bristol, occupants and their er a fire had started in and the rural location pets were all able to an upstairs bedroom posed problems for safely escape the blaze. and was spreadingJOIN US FOR THEfirefighters ADVANCE SCREENINGS from ON THURSDAY Bris 2/9 OF:- LEGO NewBATMAN Hampton Garden Club News AT 5PM & FIFTYtol SHADES when DARKER ATthey 7PM first ar- rived on the scene. NEW HAMPTON - After near extinc- SEE FIRE, PAGE A9 — Wild blue lupine is tion, they’re making a what’s needed for their comeback. survival. -Concord Pine Bar- That’s the Karner rens is where they live. Blue, New Hamp- -Their iridescent shire’s state butter- 844-4BARNZS Week of 6/2 - 6/8 blue is dazzling. fly. May is the month WONDER WOMAN PG-13 when they hatch but Fri. & Sat.: 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 & 10:15 PM they live for only two Sun. & Mon.: 1:30, 4:30 & 7:30 PM Tues. - Thurs.: 4:30, 7:30 & PM CASS INSURANCE INC. weeks. For this rea- PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ‘Nanc’ & Michelle son, members of the DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES PG-13 PO Box 406 • Newport, Vermont 05855 New Hampton Garden Fri. & Sat.: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:00 PM Sun.: 1:15, 4:15 & 7:15 PM Club paid a visit to the Tues. - Thurs.: 4:15 & 7:15 PM PERSONAL AUTOS, WORKMAN’S COMP. GENERAL LIABILITY AND EQUIPMENT Karner Blue Butterfly BAYWATCH R Easement on Chenell Fri. & Sat.: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 PM HOMEOWNERS, SNOWMOBILES, ATVS Sun.: 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00PM Road in Concord. Bec- Tues. - Thurs.: 4:00 & 7:00PM 802.334.6944-Work ca Segellhurst Join us for the advance screening of The Mummy on Thursday 6/8 at 7pm 802.334.6934-FAX our biologist from Find us online at [email protected] New Hampshire Fish BarnZs.com and Wildlife narrated a walking tour of the Pine Barrens search- ing for the butterfly among the wild blue lupine. Controlled burns in the pine bar- rens allow the lupine and other nutrients to be released so pitch pine and lupine can grow. The day was cold and misty so the Karner Blues were hid- ing, or more likely not hatched yet. So Becca showed us butterflies hatched in the lab in the captive breeding program. The wings of the male are a dazzling deep blue above while the female is grayish brown. Their name SEE GARDEN NEWS, PAGE A9 Local n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 A3 Plymouth State University awards 1,116 Degrees at 146th Commencement Ceremony Former U.S. Attorney Carmen Milagros Ortiz, NH businessman Dick Anagnost address graduates

PLYMOUTH — Plym- guests. outh State University PSU President Don- (PSU) celebrated its ald L. Birx reminded 146th commencement on graduates that they Saturday, May 20 in the are already “tomorrow Active Living, Learning, changers.” and Wellness (ALLWell) He said, “You have North Center, the Uni- the ability to spring versity’s state-of-the-art back from adversity and academic and athletic push forward in the face complex. A total of 1,116 of obstacles to follow undergraduate, gradu- your passion and create ate and doctoral degrees the exciting world we were awarded before a are just on the cusp of crowd of more than 5,000 experiencing.” Courtesy Plymouth State University graduates Jacob Bradley University of New Hampshire Nunes and Jorden Rosenberg share a laugh before PSU’s 146th commencement on announces May 2017 graduates Saturday, May 20. PSU

awarded a total of 1,116 Courtesy DURHAM — The fol- who received the hon- and students who re- undergraduate, graduate and Winning Radha and Divya Patel are all smiles as they march lowing students partici- or of summa cum laude ceived the honor of cum doctoral degrees before a with fellow graduates to commencement exercises at Plymouth pated in the University graduated with a GPA of laude graduated with a crowd of more than 5,000 State University on Saturday, May 20. PSU awarded a total of of New Hampshire Com- 3.85-4.0; students who re- GPA of 3.50-3.64. Students guests. 1,116 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees before a mencement Ceremony ceived the honor of mag- are only graduated after Birx commented that crowd of more than 5,000 guests. held Saturday, May 20 na cum laude graduated the Registrar's Office has he had seen this first- its future, students’ mu- Ortiz, who received an in Durham. Students with a GPA of 3.65-3.84; SEE UNH, PAGE A9 hand in PSU cluster sical compositions and honorary Doctor of Pub- projects such as the Lan- dramatic performances, lic Service and delivered caster Initiative, which and academic accolades. the commencement ad- is helping that commu- Former U.S. Attor- dress. Milagros Ortiz nity shape and brand ney, Carmen Milagros SEE PSU, PAGE A9

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If you’re a certain age, or frames for withdrawing earned income to overcome getting close to it, you might money – that is, selling increasing costs of living. hear something like this: investments – from your Given this reality, you will “Now that you’re older, retirement accounts, such have to find your sources you need to invest more as your 401(k) and IRA. of rising income in your conservatively.” But what In fact, you may be taking investment portfolio. One exactly does this mean? withdrawals every month possibility: Dividend- For starters, it’s useful – and you don’t want to be paying stocks, some of to understand that your forced to sell investments which have increased their investment preferences and when their price is down. dividends for many years in needs will indeed change Consequently, you’ll a row. Still, like all stocks, over time. When you’re want a portfolio that’s these dividend payers can first starting out in your less susceptible to market lose value from year to career, and even for a long downturns. This meansyear, and they can also time afterward, you can that you may need to reduce reduce, or even eliminate, afford to invest somewhat the percentage of stocks in dividends at any time. In aggressively, in stocks and your investment mix and other words, they aren’t stock-based investments; increase your holdings in risk-free – which brings us because you have time to investments that have less back to the question of how overcome the inevitable growth potential but offer “conservative” of an investor short-term market drops. At greater stability of principal, you can really afford to be this stage of your life, your such as bonds. when you’re retired. primary concern is growth If you follow this formula, In the final analysis, there’s – you want your portfolio to you will have become a no simple answer. On grow enough to provide you more conservative investor. one hand, you probably with the resources you’ll But this evolution – from shouldn’t be as aggressive an need to meet your long-term aggressive to conservative investor as you were when goals, such as a comfortable – isn’t that simple, or at you were much younger retirement. least it shouldn’t be. If, as and still working. On the But when you finally do mentioned above, you are other hand, if you were to retire, and perhaps for retired for two or three primarily own certificates a few years before that, decades, you will have to of deposit and U.S. Treasury your investment focus deal with inflation. And securities, you might face likely will have shiftedeven at a relatively mild 3 the prospect of outliving from accumulation to percent annual inflationyour money. Ultimately, Covering the preservation. And this rate, your purchasing power you’ll need to maintain certainly makes some sense. will decline by about half a balanced portfolio that Newfound Lake Area & Even though you may spend in just 25 years. This is a helps you control risk today Surrounding Communities two, or even three, decades real threat to retirees, who, while providing you with in retirement, you actually unlike active employees, growth opportunities for have many shorter time can’t count on increases in tomorrow.

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Email: [email protected] Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your estate- planning or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation. A4 Thursday, Opinion JUNE 1, 2017 Choose Your Future, a Series to Save Newfound Lake, Part IV PET Conservation and Planning: of the Week The Perfect Balance BY BOYD SMITH and Hebron. In addition, Newfound Lake Region Association a single house or clearing Jayro This is your land and in a highly visible loca- your water – to protect tion can have a dispro- This adorable fel- plomacy. what you love you have to portionate impact. Since low hails from an an- Very fond of treats, take an active part. This we depend on shared imal sanctuary oper- we have put him on fourth installment of the resources such as views ating in Puerto Rico. a diet for his own Newfound Lake Region and clean water, group Jayro was abandoned health and well-being. Association’s (NLRA’s) action is required to re- at the sanctuary He doesn’t seem to be Choose Your Future se- tain both natural beauty about five years ago. concerned about cats, ries invites you to act and and economic vitality. Luckily, he came to but he might guard ensure your vision for Beginning in early New Hampshire Hu- his food dish, those the future comes true. June, the NLRA and our mane Society where, old survival habits Town Master Plans partners Dan Sundquist in spite of the fact he from the streets are set the tone for how and (Greenfire GIS) and Steve is at the very least still on his mind. A where a town will grow Whitman (Resilience bi-lingual, he has ac- more loveable, com- over time. They are Planning and Design) climated well to an panionable dog you publicly crafted, consen- will meet with each wa- English speaking will not find; ideal for sus-based documents tershed town Planning North American life- an older family with that define shared local Board to present new, style. teens. values. Master Plans lay state-of-science informa- He is, frankly, the the foundation for rules tion related to local con- sweetest dog calling Please come and and regulations designed servation and planning. our shelter home, visit Jayro. You will to achieve a town’s vi- We encourage you to join with a pudgy little be smitten! sion. us to build a stronger body and his one blue The Newfound wa- voice in your communi- eye, gentle demean- Check www.nhhu- tershed’s five princi- ty. or and a tail that cir- overnight stays with local parks where he mane.org for more de- pal towns (Alexandria, Dan, with the engage- cles like a helicopter staff and volunteers, has met other dogs tails. Bridgewater, Bristol, Gro- ment of a watershed-wide blade. He’s enjoyed and taken hikes to with interest and di- ton, and Hebron) share a stakeholder group, has common vision for their completed an analysis of future, distilled as a love conservation focus areas of clean water, healthy (CFAs) that identifies North Country Notebook forests, and small-town highest-value conserva- feel. Achieving these tion lands and priorities, shared principles is at the as well as areas most like- A transcontinental train trip, heart of NLRA’s mission, ly to see future develop- strategies, and programs. ment. Steve has reviewed The NLRA believes local Master Plans and that balancing smart will identify areas for or searching for Mr. Shyne growth with conserva- regulations and guidance tion builds the best of all to help each town achieve transcontinental train worlds – a healthy local their vision. trip. But wait, there’s economy with a robust more! I also got to hob- and resilient natural en- CFA map showing nob with two longtime vironment. By taking levels of conservation friends from Nashville. control at the local level priority and currently There is a book on one through planning and conserved lands of my library shelves ti- zoning, we create a future If you want to learn tled “Chasing Danforth.” of our choosing. By not more about natural re- It is about a writer (Rob- crafting thoughtful and sources and planning ert W. Cook) who tries to effective land-use rules, follow the trail of a fabled we give our local control 1800s hunting and fishing to others. guide whose wanderings Much of the watershed By John Harrigan wound from the wilds is best suited to remain Columnist of northern New Hamp- forested and undevel- shire to the swamps of oped. Poor access and So, why take a train Florida. In the interim, a steep terrain make wide- trip nearly 3,000 miles steamboat was named for spread development un- west, and then take an- him, the paddle-wheeler likely in the near term. other railroad trip right J.S. Danforth. However, the Newfound back, 3,000 miles east? So let’s just say that area is growing at or from some of the region’s To say hello to your if I wrote a book about above the State average, most qualified and per- camp partner, of course this trip it would be titled especially in Alexandria SEE CONSERVATION, PAGE A9 — never mind that he’ll “Chasing Shyne,” which be back east in a few I did until I caught him in weeks, and we’ll be in Sacramento. But that, as camp together off and on untold scribes have writ- through fall. ten before me, is another

Somehow it all made John Harrigan story. Newfound sense to me, even if it was A branch of the Yuba River, in California’s high Sierra, looked Right up front, even Landing just an excuse to take a like a place where a Clarksville Pond guy might find trout. SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE A5 Proudly serving Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Danbury, Groton, Hebron, Hill, New Hampton Letters to the Editor n and the surrounding communities. Give the baby personhood!

Established Setbp em er 18th, 2014 To the Editor: certificate for the child. The legislature has tried for This is the 16th of my reports to the voters of Hill several years to make it a crime to cause harm to the Offices at 5 Water Street, P.O. Box 729, and Franklin on what is happening in Concord. I want pre-born baby as well as to the mother. Thirty-nine Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 to thank you for the numerous positive comments I states have this law, and 29, including liberal states Phone: 603-279-4516 • Fax: 603-279-3331 received for my columns. This week we had a Crimi- like Massachusetts, set conception as the point from nal Law and Public Safety Executive Session that elic- which a legal charge can be established. SB66 sets the Frank Chilinski, President & Publisher ited a lot of heated interest from the opposition. viability of the pre-born baby at 20 weeks. Those in Ryan Corneau, Information Manager A few weeks ago, Senate Bill 66 was sidelined (re- opposition to this common sense legislation are terri- Brendan Berube, Editor tained) when a few people abandoned the Republi- fied to give the pre-born child in New Hampshire any E-mail: [email protected] can platform. SB66 simply states that if a woman status of personhood. Our committee couldn’t let this Joshua Spaulding, Sports Editor is pregnant and an injury to her results in death of stand. We brought SB66 back to the Committee and the baby that the perpetrator can be charged with a after a lot of whinging on the part of Democrats we Donna Rhodes, Reporter crime against the baby as well as the mother. SB66 in passed the bill 12:8, including one Democrat vote. On Advertising Sales: Tracy Lewis no way infringes on a mother’s right to an abortion. June 1, SB66 is scheduled for a vote by the full House. Distribution Manager: Jim Hinckley This is not an abortion bill. It is a bill that protects Please contact me at [email protected] or 320- Newfound Landing is published every THURSDAY by Salmon Press, P.O. Box 729, 5 the pre-born baby the mother hopes will be a part of 9524 with your comments or if you just want to talk. Water St., Meredith, NH 03253. her family. Cheers! SALMON PRESS PHOTO POLICY: As a community oriented family of newspapers, A few years ago, a woman lost her baby due the neg- Dave Testerman Salmon Press welcomes photos from readers, business owners, and other outside ligence of a another person, but the Judge said that NH State Representative sources for publication in any of its titles. Any photos submitted for publication become the property of Salmon Press, and may be displayed in our newspapers, as until the law was changed, only the crime against the Franklin and Hill well as on our Web site. They may also be made available for re-sale, with any proceeds mother was chargeable. We heard in testimony that going to Salmon Press and/or the photo re-print vendor. in another case, a woman as hit by a negligent driver P.S.: “Whinging” is an Australian combination of Free in Print, Free Online. www.newfoundlanding.com and her child, due to be delivered in just a few days whine and cringe that is used to define a pitiful com- died. This mother could not even get a birth or death plaining person. Obituaries / Opinion n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 A5 William Charles Neikam, 81 Barbara J. Richardson, 73 HEBRON — William finest performances of BRIDGEWATER becca Whitford; Brian (Bill) Charles Neikam, their favorites. He also — Barbara J. Richard- Morse of Crawfords- 81, recently of Corpus enjoyed sailing and sun- son (Villers/Morse) ,73, ville, Ind. and his wife Christi, Texas and for- set cruises from their of Bridgewater, prede- Tammy Morse; Debra merly of Hebron and happy home on New- ceased by her husband, Patten of Bristol and West Chester, Pa., died found Lake, bird watch- Terry L. Richardson, her husband Peter Pat- April 22, 2017 at his resi- ing in Texas, hiking and passed away peaceful- ten. dence. many long memorable ly in her home after a Granchildren in- Bill was born in Up- meals with family and long illness on May 23, clude Matthew Diltz, land, Pa. on Aug. 10, 1935 friends. He enjoyed life! 2017. Ashley Morse (de- and was the son of Dewey Bill was preceded in She was born Sept. ceased), Maegan Pat- and Marie Neikam. He death by Annla, and is 12, 1943 to Ernest ten, Jasmine Pat- attended Saint James survived by their daugh- and Mildred Villers ten, Zachary Patten, Catholic High School for ter, Diane (and husband (Laporte) of Haverhill, Bradley Morse and Boys in his hometown of State University. He pio- Robert) Carter of Corpus Mass. Barbara, being Barbara is survived step-grandchildren Chester, Pa., was a grad- neered research on ener- Christi, Texas; son Chris born a twin, was the by her siblings, Elaine Broderick and Britney uate of Saint Joseph's gy efficient homes start- (and wife Lisa) of Bed- youngest of 11 chil- Allen, Mildred Rob- Snyder, step-children University, earned a doc- ing in the late 1970’s and ford; son Derrick (and dren. Being originally erts, and Paul Villers, Lee Richardson, Kim torate in chemistry from as a result, built a family wife Wendy) of Salida, from Haverhill, Mass., Sr., all from Massa- Mackay and many the University of Flori- home with passive and Colo.; twin sister Barba- she married Phillip chusetts. Passed before nieces and nephews. da, with post doc work at active solar technolo- ra Maculley of Garnet, Morse, Sr. on Sept.17, her were her twin sis- A special thank you Columbia University. gy. He also heightened Pa.; and brother Jim 1961 and had four chil- ter, Sandra Huntress; to her nephew Jerry Bill married his be- awareness in the com- Neikam of Avondale, dren of her own. Bar- sisters Gloria Merritt Miller and his wife loved wife of 48 years, munity with his popular Pa. He is also survived bara divorced in 1993 and Ann-Marie (baby); Dianne, Andrea Fin- Ann Louise (Annla) food additives course. by eight grandchildren, and remarried Terry brothers Bob Villers, nerty, Joanne Phelps, Crow, in 1962. His life- When not teaching, two great-grandchildren, Richardson on May Ernie Villers, Donald Martha Diebner, Ron time work in chemistry Bill was tying flies in and numerous extended 28th 1994, who passed Villers and Kenneth and Donna Collette, began in R and D at Sun preparation for his next family members. away on April 10, 2012. Villers. Bob and Lorna Pat- Oil Company in Marcus fishing trip around the A celebration of life She worked for IPC/ Her children in- ten and the nurses of Hook, Pa., then as a pro- Lakes Region with ‘my service will be held at Freudenberg for many clude Karen Reppucci NANA. fessor of chemistry, first friend Ted.' He and Ann- noon, June 10, at the years as a press opera- of Tamworth and her There will be a brief at West Chester College la were 20 year members Hebron Union Congre- tor. She enjoyed spend- husband, Ronald Rep- committal service held in PA, followed by a re- of the college opera class, gational Church with in- ing time with family, pucci; Phillip Morse, at the New Hampshire warding 30 year teach- traveling to destinations terment following at the cook-outs, camping Jr. of Thompson, Ga. Veterans Cemetery on ing career at Plymouth near and far to see the Hebron Cemetery. and the ocean. and his girlfriend, Re- May 31, 2017 at 3 p.m. Barbara will be cre- mated and interred Gordon M. Towle, 76 with her husband Ter- ALEXANDRIA — to Alexandria. around his home, and Laconia; two stepsons, 27, 2017 from 1-3 p.m. ry Richardson. Gordon M. Towle, 76, Prior to retirement, four wheeling. He was Steven Newell of Al- at his home, 342 Foster In lieu of flowers, died Monday, May 22, Gordon worked as a a former member of exandria and Timothy Pond Road, Alexan- donations can be made 2017. machinist for NH Ball- the Elks Club in Laco- Newell of Epsom; six dria. In lieu of flow- out to NANA ( New- He was born in Con- bearing, Lewis and nia. grandchildren; a great ers, please consider a found Area Nursing way, the son of Gordon Saunders, and QCI. Family members grandson; and two sis- donation in his memo- Association), 214 Lake and Myrtle (Colbroth) He also did custodial include his wife, Bren- ters, Dorothy Edgerly ry to the Franklin An- St., Bristol, NH 03222. Towle. He was raised services with Joyce da (Bucklin) Towle of Rochester and Pa- imal Shelter, 71 Punch in Lebanon, Maine and Janitorial and for the of Alexandria; a son, tricia Hodgdon of Flor- Brook Rd., Franklin, Looking the family later moved Laconia Congregation- James Towle of Barn- ida. NH 03235. Arrange- to Rochester. Gordon al Church. stead; two daughters: Friends and family ments are under the for New then spent 35 years in Gordon enjoyed Julia Jason of Maine are invited to celebrate direction of Emmons Laconia before moving hunting, working and Jennifer Towle of his life, Saturday, May Funeral Home. Customers?

and three days on the Notebook fabled California Zeph- FROM PAGE A4 yr to Chicago, and then though that’s where the another overnight train, engineer sits, I like trav- the Lakeshore Limited, eling by train. As I ex- to Boston, and then a bus plained to people I met trip to Concord, where along the way, I’m not a my truck awaited. Boy, choo-choo wing-nut, I’m was I ever glad to see my FROM THE just a nut. truck. LAKES REGION But the air travel that Baker Bob was head- once was an adventure ed south to his job at the TO THE GREAT has deteriorated into a Mountain View at about shuttled, shunted, stunt- 3 a.m. when he spotted NORTH WOODS ed, graceless, shoeless my “SOHILL” plate as I • The Baysider and seat-cramped slog, at drove north on Route 3, • Meredith News least for this guy whose on a dead-reckoning for • Berlin Reporter 70-year-old carcass is sick John Harrigan Colebrook. “Pretty hard • Gilford Steamer This is the elusive Mr. Shyne, offsetting some Yuba River white water, and a patch of green. to miss that plate,” he and tied of the physical • Granite State News and mental abuse. Hence, There I met Nashville are not content, and don’t always call him, even said later. • Littleton Courier if I can’t go by truck or friends Lynda and Jim, read, don’t take the train. in camp (he calls me It was me, all right, • Record Enterprise rail, I’m not going at all. and soon we were off on Period. “JDH”). He looked the home just in time to hear Anyway, I was wor- the vaunted Southwest As to the second, fig- same as the last time I the last of the peepers, • Winnisquam Echo ried about Mr. Shyne’s Chief, headed for Los An- ure in a hotel room and saw him, in camp, way and mow the lawn. • Newfound Landing West-Coast attitude, and geles. meals, and of course toi- back there in Clarksville, • Coös County Democrat missed him, although I’d Now, before anyone lets and showers, and the New Hampshire, but per- (This column runs freedom to roam hither haps a bit grubbier (just • Carrol County never tell him that (this is asks, I always get two in papers covering two- Independent a Guy Thing). So one day questions when talk and yon, because that’s kidding). thirds of New Hampshire late in May I launched turns to trains---how long what you get on the train. We had a nice time, and parts of Maine and CALL myself from Colebrook’s it takes, and how much it Try that on a plane. kicking around the Si- Vermont. Letters should South Hill, parked my costs. If you ask the for- Because there was no erras, with remaining include town and tele- 603-279-4516 truck at the Concord bus mer, my quick response other way, I had to bite five-foot snow-banks and phone numbers in case of station, took the bus to is that if you look at your the bullet and fly to Sac- all, and then it was time questions. Write to camp- TO PLACE South Station in Boston, watch all the time, are an ramento, where I met to hop a train headed for [email protected] YOUR AD and boarded an Amtrak A to B traveler, tend to (Cameras! Action!) Mr. home. or Box 39, Colebrook, NH train for Chicago. fidget, don’t like people, Shyne, which is what I This meant two nights 03576.) TODAY!

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[email protected] you must be an early ris- 11 a.m. Contemporary Mondays Church of the Holy Spir- Saturday, June 17: 10 n er as breakfast is served Worship Service 8 p.m. — Alcohol- it are at Holy Spirit Sun- a.m. Ladies’ Fellowship More visitors from 11:15 a.m. KidZone for ics Anonymous Group days at 9:30 a.m. until in the Fellowship Hall. The Indigo Bunting 7:30 - 8:45 a.m. K-grade 6 meets in the church din- June. Sunday School is Contact the church for and the female hum- 11:15 a.m. Youth Sun- ing room. also at 9:30 a.m. more information. mingbird have joined Hebron Fair News day School The Healing and Eu- Saturday, June 24: 10 the Cardinal pair as new The 65th Annual He- “Toddler Zone” is It is our desire to help charist Service at St. a.m. Men’s Fellowship in partakers seed of bird at bron Church Fair is July available at both services you understand God's in- Mark's Ashland is every the Fellowship Hall. Con- the feeders. A little yel- 29! We are currently ac- for infants through age credible grace and love. Thursday at 11 a.m. tact the church for more low throat Wabler was cepting White Elephant five. Before the If you have any ques- information.Our Sched- checking out the bank donations at Dian West’s contemporary service, tions, please call Pastor Family Worship ule: on the southeast side home. Please leave items please join us for coffee Ernie Madden at (office Center Ply. of the front yard, that on the front porch if no and healthy snacks. phone number) 968-9463, Sunday: is sprouting new ferns one is home. We are also (home phone number) Assembly of 8:30 a.m. Bible and every day. I'll probably accepting Rummage KidZone 968-7770, or his cell phone God Bagels never know if she choos- (clothing) donations at Debbie Madden leads at 412-2046. You can also n 9 a.m. Sunday School es a nesting site there. the church. Please drop the K-6th grade class. e-mail him at accernie@ Greetings from Fam- 10 a.m. Morning Ser- them off Tuesday morn- Kids will love the great hotmail.com, or visit the ily Worship Center As- vice Pasquaney ings between 9:30 - 11:30 videos and games that church Web site, ash- sembly of God church, Garden Club a.m. or Wednesday or teach awesome age ap- landcommunitychurch. located at 319 Highland Monday: First and Saturday June 3, An- Thursday afternoons be- propriate lessons in a lov- com. St., Plymouth, NH 03264. third Monday of the nual Plant & Bake Sale 8 tween 1 - 3 p.m. or call the ing atmosphere! We believe that you If you do not have a home Month am to Noon. Minot-Sleep- church office at 744-5883 will love it at Ashland church we invite you to 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Helping er Library in Bristol. to make other arrange- Special Needs Minstry Community Church. We come and join our warm Hands Food Pantry Plants from member's ments. We will start tak- Becky McCuin will are a friendly, loving and and friendly family here gardens and the Butter- ing auction items after be leading a new special caring church that stud- at Family Worship Cen- Thursday: fly garden. Baked goods July 1st. If you would like needs ministry for high ies and shares the word ter. Please feel free to 6:30-7:30 p.m. Family by members. Come for to volunteer to help with school age teens and of our Dear Lord and contact out Pastor, Rev. Night goodies and suggestions this year’s fair please call adults at the Early Wor- Savior. Our vision is to Glen Yunghans at 726- for your garden. the church office or email ship Service. Please let become a church that un- 0254 or 536-1966. Friday: 2nd Friday of the secretary at staff@he- Ernie know if you know churched people will love Our upcoming sched- the month bronchurchnh.org. of anyone that might be to attend. Our mission ule is as follows: 6 p.m. Food, Fun, Fel- Danbury interested in joining this is to lead people to live lowship Donna Sprague Burn permits now class. We are very excited and love like Jesus, and Thursday, May 25: [email protected] required! about this opportunity. to help others to do the On Thursday, May Saturday: n Since most of the same. 25, come out and join us Third Saturday of the South Danbury snow has melted due New College/Career Real church, real peo- for our family night at month: 10 a.m. Ladies Church to the warm weather Group (ages 18-25) ple, real simple. church. We offer the fol- Fellowship The regular Sunday Burn Permits are now Monday nights We look forward to lowing programs from Last Saturday of the worship at the South required for all outdoor 6:30-8 p.m. at Plymouth seeing you on Sunday. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: month: 10 a.m. Men’s Danbury Church will burning. For more infor- State University. Contact And remember, just Royal Rangers: Boys Brunch be at 11 a.m. on Sunday, mation about what can Ernie Madden for more come as you are! No per- from Elementary School June 4. Rev. Gail Kinney legally be burned go to: information. fect people allowed! through High School Our Mission is bringing Rev. Eileen http://www.nhdfl.org/ MPact: Girls from Statement: Epperson to lead the ser- fire-control-and-law-en- Small Group Study Preschool through High Transforming Lives vice. Rev. Epperson’s forcement/permits.aspx Building Your Ashland School Through God’s Word subject will be “Forgive- If you need to obtain a Marriage to Last Episcopal Adult Bible Study: In Please give announce- ness.” Conversation and Burn Permit you may Led by Ernie Madden (St.Mark’s our fellowship hall, Pas- ments for Sunday Bulle- refreshments will fol- do so through the web- Tuesdays, 6:30-8 p.m. tor Glen is currently lead- tin to the church office by low. All are welcome to site on the Fire & EMT Childcare provided Church) ing this study. 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday by n attend. Department page. The for infants through sixth Please come out to this email: fwcag@hotmail. link is near the bottom of grade The office hours for time of fellowship and com or gyunghans@hot- Ed Colby Service the page. If you have any Your marriage is un- St. Mark's Church, Ash- training. mail.com, or contact the On Saturday, June 3 questions and would like der construction every land are Fridays 10 a.m. church, 536-1966 or Pas- at 1 p.m., Edward John to talk to the Fire War- day, as you build on the to 12:30 p.m. The phone at Sunday, May 28: tor, 726-0254. Everyone Colby, his son, Thomas den, Bill Robertie, you promises that you've Sherrill Hall is 968-7640. Sunday Morning is welcome to all of our Francis Carney-Colby as may call his cell phone at made to each other and Please leave message. Come on out and enjoy services. The church is well as his granddaugh- 236-1100 or at home 744- learn to deal with set- The next in the Faith Bible and Bagels before handicap accessible on ter, Thomas ' daughter, 8047. backs and challenges. and Film series is Tues- Bible Study, and get a the east entrance. Please Catherine Elizabeth Col- Some days, it's less than day, May 30, 10 a.m. Film cup of juice, or coffee and note the church’s Web by will all be laid to rest you hoped for, and other will be "Big Fish" held at a bagel from 8:30-9 a.m. site: assemblyofgodplym- together at Riverdale Churches days, it's more than you Griswold Hall, Highland Following this is our Sun- outhnh.org. Cemetery in Danbury. n ever dreamed. No matter Street, Plymouth. Please day School classes for all Gathering follows at Ashland how good, difficult, long bring a bag lunch. ages from 9-10 a.m. Im- the Blazing Star Grange or short your marriage Day Away respite mediately after Sunday Hebron Union Hall immediately after Community has been, you can start care program for adults School we head into our Congregational the service. Church building — or remodel- in the early stages of regular Sunday Morning n ing — right now. Alhziemers disease or Worship Service, which Church n Ashland Communi- related dementia held features contemporary Hebron ty Church is located at Who Needs God? on Thursdays 9 a.m. to music and a Biblical mes- All are welcome to join Bob Brooks 744-3597 55 Main St., on Route 3 Perhaps nobody. Per- 3 p.m. in Simard Hall at sage brought by our Pas- in our worship services [email protected] in Ashland (across from haps everybody. Perhaps Our Lady of Grace Chap- tor. We offer Children’s on Sundays at 10 a.m., n Shurfine Market). Park- we should talk about it. el in Bristol. Fee of $25 church and nursery followed by coffee hour. Community Breakfast ing is available behind Led by Ernie Madden. per day includes lunch during our services. Please come meet our June 3 is the next Com- the church. Thursdays, 6:30-8:15 p.m. and a craft project. The new Interim Minister, munity Breakfast in program is also seeking Sunday Evening Rev. Earl Miller. Community Hall at the Sundays Axyon Youth Minis- volunteers. For more in- Sundays at 5 p.m., we We gather once a Union Congregational 9 a.m. Early Worship try, for grades formation or to volunteer have a time of prayer in month to make soup for Church. For $4 we will be Service, followed by cof- 6 through 12 please visit the Holy Trin- our sanctuary. No prayer people in our local com- serving eggs, bacon, sau- fee/fellowship in the Fridays from 6:30-8:30 ity Day Away page. experience needed. All munities. Our next soup sage, church dining room p.m. at Mill #3 (39 Win- Parkinson's Disease you need to do is come route is June 12. While we pancakes (and maybe 9:25 a.m. KidZone for ter St.), just around the Support Group in Plym- and talk to the Lord and are making soup for oth- corner from the church. outh is delighted to an- trust the Lord to meet ers, we also share a meal This youth ministry will nounce the formation of your needs and the needs of soup, salad, bread and be meeting every week, a new support group for presented. If you have a dessert. If you would like and is led by our youth people with Parkinsons, prayer request you may more information about How to and worship pastor, Aar- their families, friends put it in the green box Soup Route, would like on Stout, along with our and caregivers. More in our hall way marked to volunteer, or would volunteer youth leader information or to be prayer requests. like to receive soup from staff. This youth group placed on the mailing list, us, please contact our Submit ministry is open to youth contact Diane Sherman Looking Ahead: Church Office using the not only from Ashland, at 653-6672 or email Di- Friday, June 9: 6:30 contact information be- Announcements but surrounding towns ane.L.Sherman@hitch- p.m. Food, Fun, and Fel- low. lowship in Campton, The 65th Annual & Obituaries contact Rev. Ray Hahn Hebron Fair, which is for more information at always on the last Sat- To Salmon Press 536-3408. urday in July, is July 29 Publications Sunday, June 11: 10 this year. We will begin a.m. Service: Chris Trom- taking White Elephant betta, missionary to Na- Obituaries and Announcements SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A8 of special events such as weddings, engagements, and anniversaries are published FREE OF CHARGE in any/all Salmon Press newspapers. 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includes an essay, photo, 8:45 and 9:30 a.m., with Caledonia McLeod, Zach- watching the thought Star King Churches and requires one letter of deliveries shortly there- ariah McGlone, Benja- provoking films and par- FROM PAGE A6 recommendation. For ap- after. For more informa- min Parsons, Julia Phil- ticipating in the interest- Unitarian donations on June 1. plications, please contact tion, to volunteer, or to lips, Robert Renzi, Ashley ing discussions that fol- Universalist Please drop them off at John Boyle at 536-1188. make a donation, please Ulricson, Katherine Von lowed. Fellowship Dian West’s house (on All applications are due contact Elena Worrall at Iderstein n the front porch if no one by June 6. 744-0105. Borrow a Movie Starr King Unitarian is home). Or you can call Weekly Meetings Missed a movie? You Universalist Fellowship or email the church office Additional Saturday No matter what your Thursday, May 25 can watch it too! Faith is a multigenerational, using the contact infor- Mass Starts Memorial personal history, age, Day Away Program, and Film movies are now welcoming congregation mation below. Rummage Day Weekend background, race...no Simard Hall, 9 a.m. available to borrow. Just where different beliefs (clothing) donations can On Saturday, May 27, matter what your pres- Men’s Group, North view our great selection come together in com- be dropped off at the we will be adding the 5:45 ent status in the Catholic American Martyrs Ora- on the back bench of the mon covenant. We work church during the busi- p.m. Mass at Our Lady of Church...no matter what tory, 10 a.m. church and sign out a together in our fellow- ness hours listed below. Grace back into the Mass your current family or Bear Meeting, St. Mat- film. Please remember ship, our community, Our church is located schedule. The complete marital situation...no thew Hall, 6 p.m. to return all films in a and our world to nurture in the center of historic summer schedule will be- matter what your own timely manner as others justice, respect, and love. Hebron village, at the gin the weekend of June self-image is, you are in- Sunday, May 28 may be waiting to borrow intersections of North 24 and 25. At that time, vited, welcomed, accept- Boy Scout Meeting, St. them. Thank You!! Sunday, June 4, 9:30 Shore Road and West we add the 8 a.m. Sun- ed and loved here at Holy Matthew Hall, 5 p.m. a.m. Journeys of Shore Road. Our church day Mass at our Lady of Trinity Parish. Got Lunch Discovery High School secretary’s office hours Grace and the 9:30 a.m. ~ AA meeting Mon- Plymouth Drive and Middle School are Tuesdays from 9:30- Mass at St. Agnes. Campus Ministry day-Saturday, St. Mat- On Sunday, May 21, Youth 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday Thank you from stu- thew Hall, 11 a.m. ~ we started our Got Lunch Journey with our and Thursday afternoons Bristol Knights of dents in PSU residence drive to collect food and young people as we ex- from 1-3 p.m. and our Columbus Scholarship halls, on campus apart- Church of the money to support the plore their adventures as phone number is 744-5883. The Bristol Knights ments, and many other Got Lunch Program in close as Our Neighboring Our address is 16 Church of Columbus are offer- locations where they Holy Spirit Plymouth. We are col- Faiths and as far as Nica- Lane, PO Box 67, Hebron, ing a scholarship to high were studying or work- ­Episcopal lecting peanut butter ragua. NH 03241. The secretary’s school students who ing on the first day of n 15-18 ounce jars, jelly or Visitors are invited to email address is staff@ wish to further their ed- finals for the abundance This Sunday, June 4, jam 15-18 oz. jars, tuna attend the service as well hebronchurchnh.org. To ucation. Please see one of cookies, brownies, and is Pentecost, which is the 5 oz. cans, chicken 5 oz. as all programs at the find out more about our of the Knights to obtain other homemade goodies festival that celebrates cans, and mayonnaise 30 church. Nursery care is church, please visit the and application. A letter baked by Kathryn Drex- the descent of the Holy ounce jars. We are also provided for infants and church website at www. of recommendation from el, Barbara Flynn, Linda Spirit on the Disciples of asking for monetary do- toddlers. The children’s hebronchurchnh.org. . a parishioner who can Folsom, Carol Geraghty, Jesus. It is a time when nations. This program program is usually held Rev. Miller is also avail- speak for your involve- Barbara Guinan, Car- the Disciples were report- costs about $110 per child downstairs concurrently able to meet with parish- ment in the church, and olyn Hill, Sue Karsten, ed to speak in languages per summer. We are with the service. Please ioners and community an essay will be required. Annie Learned, Judith they had never learned. grateful for donations join us for coffee after the members. You can call All documentation must McPherson, Carole Os- It’s an exciting time for of any amounts. Make service so that we may him at 491-8738 or you can be handed in by June 10. mer, Chris Tower, and our church because this checks payable to Got get to know you. make an appointment by A decision will be made Elena Worrall! We appre- day is also a celebration Lunch Plymouth. We contacting the Church by July 15. ciate the time and effort of our patron, the Holy will continue this drive Children and Youth Secretary, Linda Kriss you put into comfort food Spirit. Hope you will join until June 4. There is Religious Education, using the contact infor- Feast of the Ascension for stressed-out students! us in a festive service this a box at the back of the Meredith Flynn, DRE mation in this paragraph. Mass Schedule Special thanks to Sunday. church where you can de- The service today Thursday, May 25 Sandy Abbott, the coor- posit your contributions. will be led by our mid- Holy Trinity Masses: dinator of Food for Fi- Change in Venue Checks can be put in the dle school Neighboring St. Agnes Church, 8 nals each semester and On Sunday, June 11, offering plate. Thank you Faiths class and our high ­(Roman Catholic) a.m. monthly student suppers we move our 9:30 service so much for help with school Youth Group. n St. Matthew Church, this year. You make pos- to our summer location this most worthy cause. They will share with the Day Away Program Noon sible some of the most at St. Mark’s Church in congregation their jour- Are you caring for St. Matthew Church, 7 memorable activities in Ashland. All winter and Episcopal Church neys from this year. The a loved one diagnosed p.m. Campus Ministry for stu- spring our friends from Women middle school youth with Alzheimer’s or De- dents. St. Mark’s have joined us There will be a Book will talk about the ad- mentia? The Day Away GotLunch - Plymouth, Congratulations to in worship at Church of Sale on Thursday, May ventures they had vis- program has openings a healthy summer lunch our parish youth on re- the Holy Spirit. Now we 25 from 3-6 p.m.; help iting faith homes from available and offers a program for school aged ceiving the Sacrament of join them at their church moving books is always the local Plymouth area wonderful chance for children living in Plym- the Holy Eucharist! (St. for the 9:30 service. There needed and gratefully ac- and the greater Boston family members with outh, begins its fifth sea- Matthew) Naomi Koren will continue to be our cepted! area. The high school dementia to experience son on Monday, June Carmen Donis Maggie 8:00 service at Church of Youth Group will speak a day away from home 19, and ends on Aug. 21. Demler Gracie Dube, Ry- the Holy Spirit through- Holy Spirit Quilters about the service trip with various activities to Please consider volun- der Francis, Charles Mc- out the summer. The CHS quilters will they took to Nicaragua do with caring staff and teering to help pack and Geary, Mabel Shuffleton meet on Friday, June and the work they did volunteers (with meal in- deliver bags of food on (Our Lady of Grace) Sean “Faith and Film” 23 at 10 a.m. All are wel- there. cluded), while also giving Monday mornings. Vol- McDonald, Leah McFar- Series come to join them for the The younger children the caregiver some much unteers meet at Starr land, Julia Reynolds Many thanks to all morning! If you have any will spend the beginning needed time off. Come King Fellowship Hall on the people who made questions, please contact of the service upstairs, by and visit between Fairgrounds Road. Pack- Congratulations to our Faith and Film se- Lois Grant at lsg@com- then kids in grades 3 and the hours of 9 a.m. and ing takes place from 8:30 those who received the ries such a great success. cast.net. below will head down- 3 p.m. every Thursday to 9 a.m. Delivery is from Sacrament of Confir- Many people enjoyed SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A9 in Simard Hall under- 9 to about 10:30 a.m. De- mation Thursday, May neath Our Lady of Grace tailed information about 17th at St. Charles in Chapel. Day Away is a the program can be found Meredith. Alexandra non-denominational pro- at www.gotlunchplym- Boursican Claudia Can- gram open to all qualified outh.org. Volunteer tin, Charlie Carpen- participants in the Lakes forms are available from ter, Griffin Doherty, Region. Volunteers are the website, or please Paige Dumont, Rachel always needed. Visit our contact Mary Kietzman Fogarty, Meghan Gil- Web site at www.respite- (536-1076). lis, Alex Kniskern, forcaregiverdayaway. GotLunch –Ashland Tabitha Lopes, Ryan Ly- wordpress.com. and Holderness commit- ford, Jacob tee is gearing up for its Madigan, Patrick Malm, Plymouth Knights of sixth year of providing Columbus Scholarship healthy lunch foods for Office: 603-968-3668 The Holy Family this year’s 10 weeks of DUSSAULT Jaci: 603-381-8655 [email protected] Joe: 603-381-7273 [email protected] Knights of Columbus, school summer vacation. 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New Hampton time at New Hampton, gained by successfully area of town,” LaRoche Danbury, Ashland, it would be to take risks climbing this mountain, Fire said in his press re- Campton-Thornton, FROM PAGE A1 FROM PAGE A2 and fully commit to those you are now ready for lease, “so firefighters Plymouth and Hold- electronic and online ad- risks. As the well-known your next ascent. You A first alarm was were unable to make erness. Others from vances, Ames highlight- intellectual, Chazz Mi- have learned how to called as engines raced a sustained fire attack Rumney, Sanbornton ed the strengths of this chael Michaels from the prepare, to embrace a to the scene where until mutual aid com- and Stewart’s Ambu- generation, commenting timeless classic, Blades challenge, to access the firefighters discov- panies arrived and lance provided cover- that "You are constantly of Glory, once said, 'Hey. necessary supports and ered heavy flames and water supply was es- age for the Bristol sta- on the move, you have They laughed at Louis to know when to take a smoke coming from tablished at a nearby tion until the fire was energy, you are creative Armstrong when he said break. You also under- all floors of the timber stream.” extinguished. and forward thinking. he was gonna go to the stand that while there structure. They imme- Assisting Bristol The fire was brought You are socially aware, moon. Now he's up there, may be times when you diately requested a sec- with transporting under control at 7:01 and you never back down laughing back at them.' are physically alone on ond alarm to bring in water to the site and p.m., and while the from a challenge. Use the Congratulations Class of the trail, you are never additional crews and knocking down the home is considered momentum you feel to- 2017, we finally made it!" truly alone. Your family, equipment to handle flames were crews to be a total loss, the day to confidently begin "We are a special group your friends, this school, the situation. from Hill, Franklin, cause has yet to be de- your next challenge. Con- of people. Each with the will always be behind “The home is locat- Laconia, Meredith, termined. tinue to embrace change, bold courage to set goals you. Cheering for you, ed in a non-hydranted Alexandria, Hebron, implement and master just beyond reach, and ready with words of en- the newest and best tech- the undying resilience to couragement and rejoic- nologies, embrace cultur- achieve them," said Class ing in your accomplish- Blues survive. The Becca gave the New al difference, compete to Valedictorian Anthony ments." Garden News butterfly was first dis- Hampton Garden Club your highest capabilities, Han, who will matricu- Founded in 1821, New FROM PAGE A2 covered and named in such a thorough and and put your best foot for- late at University of Cal- Hampton School is an derives from the loca- the 1940’s by the novel- enjoyable tour that ward every day." ifornia, Berkeley in the independent, co-educa- tion near Albany, New ist Vladimir Nabokov, many decided to come Dennis John (DJ) fall. "We are truly a class tional, college prepara- York where they were who was also a well back again when the Leary of York, Maine of greatness." tory secondary school of first identified. known lepidopterist. weather was warmer received the Ben Cecil 108 graduates and 315 students who come Concord’s Pine Bar- The Karner Blue, now and the Karner Blues Award, electing him, by their families gathered from over 25 states and rens are one of the few making a comeback, were out flying around his peers, to address the for Commencement. 25 countries. An Inter- places in the United has been on the En- amongst the the wild class at graduation. Twenty-nine graduates national Baccalaureate States where the al- dangered Species List blue lupine. Leary thoughtfully re- are full IB Diploma candi- school, New Hampton most extinct Karner since 1973. flected on the graduating dates, the largest IB class School cultivates lifelong class, closing with "The to date in the school's his- learners who will serve connection to New Hamp- tory. as active global citizens. word ‘superlative’ to able housing, and con- ton will take us far. But Head of School Joe Students benefit from PSU characterize the people verting an abandoned make sure to never forget Williams thanked the an average class size of FROM PAGE A3 he has encountered at meat-packing plant that our campus will al- Class of 2017 for welcom- 11 and a student-faculty was the first Hispanic PSU. He remarked how, into an award-winning ways be a place we know ing him, and his family, ratio of five to one. For and the first female to over the course of four health care facility, El- we are welcome. If there to campus this year. more information, please serve as U.S. Attorney years, Plymouth became liot at River’s Edge. An- were one last piece of He reminded gradu- visit www.newhampton. in the Commonwealth of “home” and how a small agnost regularly serves wisdom to take from our ates "With the confidence org. Massachusetts. She was town and campus tru- in state-appointed posi- also the first member ly fosters an amazing, tions and on charitable of her family to earn a thoughtful, caring com- boards as part of his per- Conservation Office, North Groton Rd.) sources and options, and college degree. Milagros munity. sonal mission. July 19, Alexandria to share your ideas and Ortiz urged the Class of He told his fellow PSU also honored FROM PAGE A4 (Town Office, Washburn concerns for the future 2017 to persevere in the graduates, “I hope the Meghan Katie Anders- sonable experts, come to Rd.) with your local Planning face of adversity. friends, lessons and en of Tribly, Florida, a one or more of the follow- July 26, Bristol (Town Board. She said, “You will memories you’ve made graduate student who ing meetings (all start at Office, Lake St.) realize that despite life’s here will always stay would have graduated 7:00 p.m.): The NLRA was found- challenges and adversi- with you no matter on Saturday, but who We encourage you ed in 1971 to protect and ties, you can overcome where in life you go… passed away in the past June 7, Hebron (Land to attend to take part in preserve the Newfound to find your happiness, whether it’s 20 minutes year. Anderson was Use Office, 7 Church St.) choosing your town’s Lake watershed. Learn your success, and your down the road or 2,000 posthumously awarded June 20, Bridgewater future, so it aligns with more on our website, our mission in life.” miles away.” a Master of Science in (Town Office, Mayhew your Master Plan. Please Facebook page, or contact Joseph Boisvert of New Hampshire busi- accounting degree fol- Tpk.) join us to learn more us at info@Newfound- Pembroke, senior class nessman, Dick Anag- lowing a moment of si- June 28, Groton (Town about Newfound’s re- Lake.org or 744-8689. president, used the nost received the Gran- lence. The degree was ac- ite State Award, which cepted on her behalf by requirements have been the act of honoring and degree in English/Jour- honors those who have Gregory Dumont, Ph.D., UNH successfully completed. celebrating academic nalism made exceptional con- director of students for FROM PAGE A3 Participating in the com- achievement. Aaron Scheinman tributions to the state of the College of Business certified that all degree mencement ceremony is Mackenzie Welch of of Plymouth graduated New Hampshire and its Administration. Ashland graduated Hon- Summa Cum Laude with citizens. As a real estate Of the 1,116 PSU ors with a AAS degree in a BS degree in Economics developer, Anagnost is graduates, 642 hail from Churches Fairgrounds Rd., Plym- Community Leadership Michael Ray of Plym- credited with the revi- New Hampshire, 183 FROM PAGE A8 outh. The phone number Nicholas White of outh graduated with a BA talization of downtown from Massachusetts, 48 stairs for a closing Chil- is 536-8908. The Web site Bristol graduated with degree in History Manchester and with from Connecticut, 34 dren’s Chapel service. is www.starrkingfellow- a BS degree in BusAd- Dylan Bartlett of improving the quality from Vermont, 27 from ship.org, where you can m:Marketing Rumney graduated with of life for city residents Maine, and 182 from var- Social Justice access “Newsletters” to Victoria Markiewicz a MS degree in Account- by creating jobs, build- ious states outside New Community Outreach read, or print out, any of Alexandria graduated ing. ing safe and afford- England. for June of several past issues; with a BA degree in Sust The Pemi Youth Cen- “Podcast” to enjoy listen- Agriculture&Food Sys- ter (PYC) is a local not- ing to sermons you have tems. for-profit agency, serving missed, or just want to Derik Guild of Camp- as an after school desti- hear again; “Events Cal- ton graduated with a BS nation for youth ages 10- endar” to find out what degree in BusAdm:Fi- 17. The Center provides is going on in our Fellow- nance enriching after school ship and other activities Lily Ford of Holder- programming Monday we enjoy together. ness graduated with a BA through Friday. All pro- gram components are offered at absolutely no cost to youth and fam- ilies. Youth engage in home-work help, men- toring, art workshops, recreational games, empowerment groups, drug and alcohol use prevention, community based service learning, STEM activities, a collab- orative with the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, martial arts, and much more! Staff and volunteers work hard to inspire, encourage, and support young minds and hearts, so that our young people have the ability to dream beyond perceived limitations. The collec- tion will be taken later in the month for this worthy cause. Steel Erectors, Metal Roof & Siding Installers Also, please bring Foreman, Leadmen canned or dry packaged food items for our local And Laborer Positions Community Closet collec- Will Train. 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Donna Rhodes

Honor Guard members presented a gun salute to honor of veterans who proudly served the Donna Rhodes nation during a Memorial Day parade and ceremony in Bristol on Monday. The Stars and Stripes led the way as the Memorial Day parade made it’s way through Bristol last Monday morning.

Donna Rhodes Members of local veterans’ organizations tossed a wreath of flowers into the Newfound River to honor all brave service men and women who have been lost at sea.

the privilege of calling fies the United States.” Memorial Day Donna Rhodes herself an American. Rev. Toutaint closed The Newfound Regional High School band played patriotic marches as they took part in the FROM PAGE A1 Santamaria went on to the proceedings with Memorial Day parade in Bristol. “still no room for neg- encourage people to re- one final prayer, which ligence.” She talked member the responsi- ended with the plea, about the strength and bilities that come with “Let us never forget determination she has our freedoms and be those who gave their seen in her father over involved in the Demo- all.” the years and said she cratic process so they, hopes to not only fol- too, can start to make a Donna Rhodes low in his footsteps but difference. (Right) Kaylan Santamaria connect her education “Voting is critical read her winning essay for to the future of her toward the growth and VFW Post 10640’s 2017 success. The NRHS ju- change of America, essay contest, titled “My nior were also thanked something we should Responsibility to America,” America’s veterans by all be working toward,” as Post Commander Ron acknowledging their she concluded. “I hope Preble stood at attention bravery and sacrifices the impact I make is one beside her. that have allowed her that impacts and glori- Fun Day FROM PAGE A1 last month. To break open the piñata at the end of the day, boys and girls grasped a ribbon and yanked the large con- tainer open. Cheers erupted as puzzles, stuffed animals, water pistols, inflatable balls, candy and other great prizes cascaded to the ground. Rebecca Ford is a senior member of Girl Scout Troop 11161 and Donna Rhodes said money raised Boys and girls scrambled for all the great prizes that dropped from a giant piñata at the Family through Family Fun Day Fun Day last weekend, sponsored by local Girl Scout Troop 11161. would be used to help were grateful to all who activities and promised next year’s Family Fun fund an end-of-the-year participated in the day’s even more excitement at Day. trip for the troop to Great Wolf Lodge in New York State. Some would also NRHS Music be put aside for a special FROM PAGE A1 trip for scouts who are ed in their performance graduating next year. by a panel of judges. Troop Leaders Penny Judd said that the Con- Leclerc and Ella Ford cert Band performance featured the “March from Symphony #2” by Tchaikovsky, and “Aria and Fugue” by Handel, Bob Clay & Son while the school’s vocal choir performed “Kyrie” Excavation Work, House Lots, Site Work, Driveway’s, Timber Harvesting, Stump Removal, Brush from the Schubert Mass Donna Rhodes Removal, Rock Removal, Firewood, Rock Walls, Patios, Landscape Materials. in G and “Sound the Jacob Fister, Josh McLean, Jillian Buchanan and Ethan Pruett Will deliver Aggregate, mulch, and screened loam, septic system installation and repair. Trumpet” by Purcell. of the Newfound Regional High School’s music program were In additions to those presented with special awards for their solo instrumental perfor- FULLY INSURED admirable performanc- mances in this year’s Music Showcase Festival held in Jackson, N.J. Free Estimates es, the NRHS Jazz Band “Blended Melodies,” was been a percussionist started the awards off named the “Highest Scor- for us but he sat in that 584 Tenney Mt. Highway when they were named ing Choral Group” for the day on the piano and Plymouth, NH Call Us Today (603) 254-9407 “Highest Scoring Instru- entire festival. took home an award. I mental Group,” while Besides group per- thought that was really www.bobclayandson.com NRHS’s a cappella sing- formances, soloists also pretty special.” ing group, performing stood out that day and The students are not NRHS musicians took yet done with their musi- home four soloist awards cal performances for the for the weekend. Among year however. Judd said them were Jillian Bu- they would now turn chanan for her flute solo, their focus toward end of Ethan Pruett for an alto the year when they will sax solo, Jacob Pfister take part in the NRHS for baritone horn solo Baccalaureate Ceremo- and Josh MacLean for ny on June 16 and NRHS his piano solo. graduation ceremonies “They gave out five for the Class of 2017 on awards for soloists and June 17th. we took home four of The band also per- them. That’s something formed in Bristol’s Me- we’re kind of proud of,” morial Day Parade last said Judd. “Josh has Monday. Section B Newfound Landing Thursday, Sports Thursday, June 1, 2017 What’s Ntourntourekas wins two D3 titles On Tap The playoffs are under way Newfound senior takes shot put, discus honors for all local teams in the com- ing week. BY JOSHUA SPAULDING The Division II and III base- Sports Editor ball tournament begins today, TILTON — Newfound June 1, and both continue senior Leo Ntourn- on Saturday, June 3, all at 4 tourekas continued his p.m. at the home of the higher fine end of the season seed. The Division II semifi- push by earning two nals are Tuesday, June 6, at Division III state titles 4 and 7 p.m. and the Division at the Division III State III semifinals are Thursday, Meet on Saturday, May June 8, at 4 and 7 p.m., all at Southern New Hampshire 27, at Winnisquam Re- University. gional High School. The Division II and III Ntourntourekas won softball quarterfinals are Sat- the shot put with a toss urday, June 3, at the home of 47 feet, three inches, of the higher seed at 4 p.m. with teammate Ethan The Division II semifinals are Pruett reaching 40 feet, Tuesday, June 6, at Southern three inches for eighth New Hampshire University at place overall. 5 and 7 p.m. and the Division The Bear senior also III semifinals are Wednesday, won the discus with a June 7, at 5 and 7 p.m. at toss of 131 feet, 10 inch- Chase Field at Plymouth State University. es, with Pruett finishing The Division II boys’ la- in 12th place at 109 feet, crosse quarterfinals are Satur- five inches and Mason day, June 3, at 5 p.m. at the Dalphonse taking 16th BOB MARTIN – WINNISQUAM ECHO home of the higher seed and place at 100 feet, 11 inch- Becky Norton tosses the discus during the Division III State Meet on Saturday in Tilton. the semifinals are Wednes- es. onds. Tiellar Mitchell 17.8 seconds with Quen- feet, three inches for finished in 14th place in day, June 7, at 5 and 7 p.m. Both distances for ran to 14th place in 45.75 tin Dancewicz-Helmers 16th place. the javelin with a throw at Stellos Stadium in Nashua. Ntourntourekas were seconds. finished 16th in 19.62 Norton just missed of 73 feet, 11 inches. The Division III boys’ lacrosse school records for New- Reid Wilkins finished seconds. out on scoring in the shot The Bears also had quarterfinals are Friday, June found Regional High in eighth place in the The lone points for put, as she tossed 30 feet, one relay team compet- 2, at the home of the higher School. high jump, clearing five the Bear girls came in two inches for seventh ing, with the team of Me- seed and the semifinals are Matt Libby earned feet, four inches and in the discus, where senior place, with Gebhardt gan Stafford, Danessa Wednesday, June 7, at 5 and 7 p.m. at Laconia High School. the other point for the the javelin, Dalphonse Becky Norton reached in 14th place at 26 feet, Duclos, Leslie Shattuck The Division II girls’ la- Newfound team on the had a top throw of 123 a distance of 94 feet, 10 two inches and Macken- and Amy Combs com- crosse semifinals are Satur- day, as he finished sixth feet to place 14th overall. inches to finish third zie Brunt finished 15th bining to finish 14th in day, June 3, at Stellos Stadi- in the 300-meter hurdles Libby finished 10th in overall. 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Sports Editor - Joshua Spaulding - 569-3126 (phone) - 569-4743 (fax) - [email protected] Sports B2 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 n Lynch delivers walk-off win for Bears Homers by Mickewicz, Doan highlight win over Stevens

BY JOSHUA SPAULDING and Mickewicz worked Sports Editor around a walk, with BRISTOL — Evident- DeLuca coming out ly, the Newfound base- from behind the plate ball boys didn’t want to to make a nice play on be upstaged by the soft- a pop foul to end the in- ball teams. ning. The Bear softball girls Mickewicz then led had walked off with a off the bottom of the win just a few minutes seventh with a base hit earlier and the baseball and he took second on a team sat tied with Ste- groundout by Doan. One vens after six and a half out later, Lynch stepped innings on Wednesday, up and hit a bouncer to- May 24. ward third. The Stevens So, the Newfound third baseman charged boys delivered their the ball but it clanged own walk-off, as Nick off his glove and head- Lynch’s grounder to ed toward shallow left third clanged off the Car- field. Mickewicz hit dinal third baseman’s third and Larsen waved glove and Matt Micke- him home as the short- wicz raced home with stop chased down the the winning run in a 9-8 ball but the throw was victory over Stevens. too late and Newfound “These guys are a blue had the 9-8 win. collar baseball team,” “That’s the real deal said coach John Larsen. over there,” Larsen said “They grind it out. of the Cardinals. “When “If people don’t come you beat the real deal, ready to play innings JOSHUA SPAULDING you can be happy about and just sit back, we’ll Newfound senior players and managers pose for a photo prior to their final home game. Front row (l to r), Ricky DeLuca, Jarrod that. get it,” he continued. Fairbank, Matt Mickewicz and Cody Rouille. Back row (l to r), Grace Page, Devon Kraemer-Roberts, Ryan Coughlin, Charles “They’re in the top Stevens scored three Gould, Nate Desrochers and Alyssa Shaw. four for a reason,” the runs in the top of the first of play. Bear coach added. inning off Newfound Mickewicz set the He also praised the starter Matt Mickewicz side down in order in work of Mickewicz on but he and his team- the top of the second the mound. mates came right back inning and Newfound “He kept them off in the bottom of the in- got walks from Charles balance for most of the ning with plenty of fire- Gould and Desrochers in day,” Larsen said. “And works of their own. the bottom of the inning I think the two homers, Nate Desrochers but they couldn’t get the that has to rattle a pitch- opened the inning with a runners home. er a little. base hit and Ricky DeLu- Mickewicz worked “I’m just so proud ca worked a walk. They around an error in the of them today,” Larsen came around to score top of the third inning noted. when Ryan Coughlin and also got some help The Division III play- reached on a throwing from Doan, who made offs are set to begin to- error. a great play of a scalded day, June 1, at the home Mickewicz then gave bouncer to first base. of the higher seed at 4 himself a lead when he Mickewicz had a p.m. and continue Satur- blasted a shot over the base hit in the bottom day, June 3, at the home fence in centerfield for of the inning and Doan of the higher seed. The the team’s first homer of worked a walk but they semifinals are Thurs- the season and a 4-3 lead. were stranded and Ste- JOSHUA SPAULDING day, June 8, at Southern Not to be outdone, vens came up with two Matt Mickewicz (right) is congratulated by Mike Doan (16) after homering in the first inning last New Hampshire Univer- teammate Mike Doan runs in the fourth in- week. Moments later Doan ripped his own homer. sity at 4 and 7 p.m. stepped to the plate next ning to tie the game. by an 8-5 score and held of the sixth inning, ty- sixth inning but he was and delivered his own The Bears responded that lead through the ing the game at eight. stranded. Jarrod Fair- Joshua Spaulding can homer and Newfound with three runs of their fifth inning. However, Devon Kraemer-Rob- bank tracked down a be reached at 569-3126 or led 5-3 after one inning own in the bottom of the Stevens put three runs erts had a two-out walk long fly ball for an out sportsgsn@salmonpress. fourth inning to go up on the board in the top in the bottom of the in the top of the seventh com. Muskrats meet and greet Sunday at Patrick’s GILFORD — The Beetle family and their the upcoming season, mission to the 6:05 p.m. across the country to Winnipesaukee Musk- terrific staff at Patrick’s pose for pictures and get game will be free to all. play at Robbie Mills rats of the New England have again extended the autographs. In addition, The Muskrats will Field in Laconia. The Collegiate Baseball invitation to host a meet we will have door prizes conduct summer base- Muskrats are a member League (NECBL), a sum- and greet with the play- and season passes and ball camps again this of the 13-team New En- mer wood bat league ers and coaches for the Muskrats apparel avail- year, sponsored by Gra- gland Collegiate Base- consisting of 13 mem- 2017 Muskrats season,” able.” ham & Graham, P.C. ball League. The Musk- ber teams across the stated Muskrats General The meet and greet Children between the rats joined the NECBL six New England states, Manager Kristian Svin- at kicks off a busy week ages of six and 13 can in October 2009 and are and featuring some of dland. “Admission will for the team as they participate in the July a non-profit 501(c)(3) cor- the top college talent in be free to our host fami- travel to Mystic, Conn. camps held at Robbie poration that depends the country, announced lies, volunteers and sea- on Tuesday for their Mills and instructed by on community support the social event of the son ticket holders, and first game of the season. the Muskrat players. and volunteers for its summer. On Sunday, only $15 for adults and Then on Friday, June 9, Registration fees include existence and continued June 4, from 6 to 9 p.m., $10 for kids. Admission the Muskrats will play coaching fees, camper operation. the Muskrats players, is payable at the door their first home game at t-shirt and game passes. For more information coaches and staff will be or online at www.musk- Robbie Mills Field. The The Winnipesaukee or to join the Muskrats hosting a meet and greet ratsbaseball.com. Muskrats are excited to Muskrats organiza- team as a volunteer, host at Patrick’s Pub and Eat- “We will have a great announce that Belknap tion is a summer colle- family or sponsor, con- ery. spread from Patrick's Landscape will be the of- giate baseball team that tact Svindland atmkris- “We started a new tra- and unlimited access to ficial sponsor of Opening brings the best college tian@muskratsbaseball. dition last year, and the the players to discuss Night this year and ad- baseball players from com or 303-7806.

On Tap FROM PAGE B1 um in Nashua at 5 and 7 p.m. and the finals are Tuesday, June 6, at 7 p.m. at Southern New Hampshire University. The Divi- sion III girls’ lacrosse quarterfi- nals are today, June 1, at 5 p.m. at the home of the higher seed and the semifinals are Saturday, June 3, at Laconia High School at 5 and 7 p.m. The Division III finals are Tuesday, June 6, at Southern New Hampshire Univer- sity at 5 p.m. The track meet of champions is Saturday, June 3, at 2:30 p.m. at Merrimack High School. The unified volleyball tourna- ment begins on Friday, June 2, at 6 p.m. and continues on Tues- day, June 6, and Thursday, June 8, both at 4 p.m. and all at the home of the higher seed. Sports n NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 B3 Softball Bears walk off with win over Stevens BY JOSHUA SPAULDING However, the umpire “They came to play Sports Editor ruled that Johnston in- too,” Johnston said, BRISTOL — After his terfered with the throw pointing to the Stevens team gave up a run in from first to the plate dugout. “They’re also a the top of the sixth in- and called MacDonald playoff-bound team. ning to give up the lead out and the Bears were “This was a must win to Stevens on Wednes- unable to get the run to get home field in the day, May 24, and didn’t they needed. first round,” Johnston answer in the bottom of Stevens came up with continued, noting that a the inning, Newfound the tying run in the win in the season finale softball coach Corey top of the sixth. A walk could possibly give the Johnston had complete opened the inning and team home games in the confidence that the game a bunt moved her up first two rounds. wouldn’t go to extra in- to second. However, a He was also happy to nings. throwing error sent the see his kids win a close With the top of his ball out of bounds along game with the playoffs lineup due up in the bot- third base, allowing on the horizon since of- tom of the seventh, the Stevens to get the run ten times those types of Bear coach was pretty home. Mackenzie Ryan games are prevalent in sure the job would get made a great running the playoffs. done and he turned out catch in foul territory in “I’m happy it was a to be 100 percent correct. right field for the second close game when it was Amanda Johnston JOSHUA SPAULDING out and after a base hit, over,” he said with a ripped a base hit to left to Seniors Hailie Clark, Paige Dostie and Amanda Johnston played their final regular season home Johnston got a strikeout laugh, noting it’s not as drive in Kylee MacDon- game last Wednesday. to end the inning. much fun in the game. ald with the winning With one out in the “When you make an run as the Bears got a 2-1 bottom of the inning, error, a team could shut win over the Cardinals Marchand had a base hit down,” Johnston noted. in the final home game and one out later, Paige “They didn’t do that and of the season. Dostie also had a base that was the most im- “I knew the top of the hit but they were both portant thing.” order was going to come stranded. The Cardinals The Division III through,” Johnston got a double to lead off softball tournament said. “That was a good the seventh inning and was slated to open on game.” advanced the runner to Wednesday and will He credited the team third with a bunt, but continue with quarterfi- with putting the mis- a pop fly to right and a nal action on Saturday, takes that led to the Car- strikeout ended the in- June 3, at the home of dinals tying the game ning. the higher seed and the behind them and mov- MacDonald then led semifinals are Wednes- ing on. off the bottom of the day, June 7, at 5 and 7 “You have to put inning with a double p.m. at Plymouth State. stuff behind you,” the and Basford beat out Newfound coach said. an infield hit and stole Joshua Spaulding can “They’re getting that second. Johnston then be reached at 569-3126 or and putting it behind JOSHUA SPAULDING delivered the base hit to sportsgsn@salmonpress. them pretty quickly.” Kylee MacDonald rounds second on her way to third with a triple against Stevens. plate the winning run. com. Johnston got the start in the pitcher’s circle for the Bears and struck out For once, a short drive for track State Meet day two in the first inning, working around a base Traditionally track swood coaches noted included a great mo- viduals and their ded- hit. MacDonald reached State Meet weekend SPORTING that their transpor- ment where longtime ication to the students on an error to open the means a nice long trek CHANCE tation company allot- Kennett coach Bernie is incredible. Anyone bottom of the inning somewhere to cover the ted them two hours to Livingston was hon- looking for a good and stole second, but she Division II Meet, which make the 40-mile trip ored for his service to coaching role model was stranded. Johnston features Kennett, King- from Wolfeboro. the track community. should look no further By JOSHUA SPAULDING walked the second bat- swood and Plymouth And still, a couple of Fittingly, the award, than Bernie Living- ter in the top of the sec- from my coverage area. ing places like Milford teams arrived on the which is usually pre- ston. ond, but catcher Ashlee Last year, with Divi- and Portsmouth. late side, thanks to be- sented later in the sea- In my mind, any hon- Dukette sprang from be- sion II holding its meet Of course, with it ing stuck in an accident son, was presented to or he receives is well- hind the plate to catch a in the morning and Di- being Memorial Day on Route 16 that further the coach on the infield earned. popped up bunt attempt vision III in the after- weekend, the biggest snarled traffic. of the Livingston Oval. Finally, have a great and fired to Hailie Clark noon, I actually go to issue facing all the I took the back way Livingston’s wife, Ei- day Bernie and Eileen at first to double off the see both meets. teams heading to North all the way from Mere- leen, a constant pres- Livingston. runner, ending the in- However, this year, Conway was traffic, as dith, taking the scenic ence at track meets all ning. the NHIAA scheduled Conway’s traffic is al- route through Sand- season, along with sons Joshua Spaulding Victoria Roman was all the State Meets for ways a nightmare and wich and into West Os- Sean and Tim, daugh- is the Sports Editor hit by a pitch with two the afternoon, which even more so on holi- sipee and then through ters Cathy and Terry for the Granite State outs in the bottom of the meant I could only be at day weekends. Kennett Freedom and Madison and grandchildren Ju- News, Carroll County second inning and she one of the meets, since Athletics Director Neal before arriving at the lianna and Tim were in Independent, Meredith took second on a wild they were happening Weaver sent out no- high school. Traffic attendance and Living- News, Gilford Steam- pitch, but could not get at the same time. With tices to all the schools wasn’t much of a prob- ston received a stand- er, Winnisquam Echo, any further. three schools at Divi- planning on attending lem and I arrived in ing ovation from the Plymouth Record-Enter- The two teams went sion II and only two to leave extra time to plenty of time. crowd. prise, Littleton Couri- back and forth for the schools at Division III, get to the school. King- The start of the meet There are few people er, Newfound Landing, next inning without the decision tradition- I know that have done Coos County Democrat, getting on the board ally is Division II and more for their sports at Berlin Reporter and and Newfound was able that was the case this Newfound searching for their schools than the The Baysider. He can be to take a 1-0 lead in the year. Our reporter in Livingstons have done reached at sportsgsn@ bottom of the fourth in- the Tilton area was able for track and cross salmonpress.com, at ning. Dukette worked a to get some pictures at soccer coaches country at Kennett. 569-3126, or PO Box 250, walk and came around the Division III meet, BRISTOL — Newfound Regional High School Bernie and Eileen are Wolfeboro Falls, NH to score on a base hit by since he was there for is looking for a varsity boys’ soccer coach and a truly remarkable indi- 03896. Julianne Marchand. his teams. JV boys’ soccer coach. Anyone interested should MacDonald led off While the afternoon send a letter of interest, resume and two recom- the bottom of the fifth start time was not ide- mendations to Superintendent Stacy Buckley at inning with a triple and al, the location abso- [email protected]. Questions should be direct- Kasey Basford worked lutely was. This year ed to Peter Cofran, AD, at [email protected] or a walk and stole second. the meet was held at 744-6006, x1507. The Bears appeared to Kennett High School in have another run when North Conway, which Johnston grounded to is a much shorter drive third. She was thrown than the normal loca- out at first and Mac- tions it’s been over the Donald broke for home. past few years, includ- Classifieds B4 NEWFOUND LANDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 n Town-to-TownTToo own-to --TTToown CLCLASSIFIEDSASSIFIEDS www.salmonpress.comww ww .salmonpr .cess om | 603.279.4516 CallCal toto placeplacall e youryour ad ttodayoour day or visit our wwebsitwebsite!ebsite!ebsit

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