THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 SERVING TILTON, NORTHFIELD, BELMONT & SANBORNTON, N.H. FREE Local Primary results reflect statewide trends

BY DONNA RHODES while Jeanie Forrester incumbent Frank Guin- sional District 2. His votes. on the ballot for State [email protected] managed to top Sununu ta with 345 votes for New nearest competitor Rich Republican Harold Senate, as was Roland REGION — The 2016 with a second place fin- Hampshire’s Congres- Ashooh received 231 French was unopposed Fisher who ran for the New Hampshire State ish of 173 votes. The only District 9 State Represen- Primary did not set any other contested race on tative seat. For two State turn-out records this the Democratic side saw Representative open- year, but nonetheless, John Shea on top in his ings in District 6, John those who did turn out at bid for a seat on the Ex- Plummer and Mike Syl- the polls have now deter- ecutive Council, with 123 via won the town with mined who will be listed votes, while his compet- 264 and 377 votes each on the ballot this Novem- itors Shawn Mickelonis over Joel Weinrobe’s 198 ber. and Andru Volinsky votes. In Belmont, voters received 23 and 72 votes William Wright had helped set the stage state- respectively. the backing of Belmont wide for Colin Van Os- Maggie Hassan ran voters in his bid for Belk- tern to make a run for unopposed statewide nap County Sheriff, but Governor on the Dem- for the U.S. Senate seat, when all towns reported ocratic side with 126 as did U.S. Rep. Ann their results, it was Moy- votes, while Mark Con- McLane Kuster, who is er who took the spot on nolly received 74 votes looking to return to Con- the November ballot for and the next nearest con- gress for another term in the Republicans. There tender was Steve March- November. were no write-ins for Donna Rhodes and with 55 votes. On the Republican sheriff on the Democrat- Republicans in Bel- ticket, Belmont agreed A note of thanks ic ballot. mont preferred Frank with the majority of the Selectmen Karen Ober and John Olmstead presented Johnny Van Tassel with a certificate In all, Belmont had Edelblut over eventual state by giving incum- of appreciation on his last night as a selectman last week. Van Tassel recently resigned a total of 1016 votes cast statewide winner Chris bent Kelly Ayotte the from the board due to the time constraints of his new job with the state’s Department of that day, either at the Sununu by a vote of 237 nod for U.S. Senate once Transportation. polls or by absentee bal- to Sununu’s 168 votes, again, and also backed lot. Northfield saw 652 registered voters for the Belmont officials christen first phase primary with, as expect- ed, nearly double the number of Republicans over Democrats heading of Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail out to the polls. On the Republican BY DONNA RHODES ebrating another one of side, Edelblut had a nar- [email protected] Belmont’s great accom- row win over Forrester BELMONT — Res- plishments, the Lake in that town by a vote of idents in Belmont re- Winnisquam Scenic 138 to 124, while eventual joiced last Saturday Trail.” winner Sununu received morning when the rib- Mooney thanked 90 votes and Ted Gatsas bon was finally cut to sig- the many people who had 56. nify the completion and contributed financial Ayotte was once again formal opening of Phase support to the trail, in- the overall favorite for 1 in the town’s link to a cluding $190,000 from another bid as Senator, cross-state, multi-town the taxpayers of Bel- while the District 2 Con- recreation trail system. mont, and those who gressional favorite was “What a beautiful donated $38,500 in gifts Jim Lawrence who went day to be a resident of and grants to match the on to win district wide the state, the Lakes Re- $920,000 in Federal High- in that heavily contest- gion, and especially the way Funds for the de- ed race. Lawrence ended Town of Belmont,” said sign and construction of the day with 126 votes Selectman Ruth Mooney the “Winni Trail.” The in Northfield, while his at the brief ceremony. town also received an nearest competitor Jack “Welcome to your new Donna Rhodes anonymous donation of Flanagan received 103. trail! After 15 years of Ron Mitchell looked on as Belmont Selectman Ruth Mooney cut the ribbon to officially open $25,000 through the New Lawrence will now face effort we are finally cel- Phase 1 of the beautiful new Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail last Saturday morning. SEE TRAIL, PAGE A13 incumbent Democrat Ann McLane Kuster in November. Public meetings on protecting groundwater On the Democratic ticket Colin Van Ostern won easily with 138 votes for a bid for Concord’s and aquifers planned in Northfield and Alton corner office over near- est challenger Mark Con- NORTHFIELD planned on Sept. 28 and District. Summer Street, North- fers keeps coming up. nolly’s 45 votes. John — Protecting groundwa- Oct. 3 hosted by Belknap On Sept. 28, the meet- field and on Oct. 5 6:30-8 People want more infor- Shea edged out Andru ter and aquifer resourc- County Conservation ing will be held from p.m. at the Gilman Li- mation on how to better Volinsky in Northfield es is the focus of public District and Merrimack 6:30-8 p.m. at The Pines brary, 100 Main Street, protect this valuable for the Executive Coun- information meetings County Conservation Community Center, 61 Alton. The primary resource,” said Donna cil District 2 opening by speaker will be Pierce Hepp, Chair Belknap a close 80-77 vote, with Rigrod from the New County Conservation Shawn Mickelonis trail- Hampshire Department District. ing with 26 votes. of Environmental Ser- The purpose of these Finally, in the only vices. There will be an meetings is to share in- other contested Demo- opportunity for ques- formation about aqui- cratic race, it was Debo- tions and discussion. fers and local and state rah Wheeler and Carolee Groundwater stored protection measures. Longley who came out on in aquifers is an im- Since aquifers cross top with votes of 136 and portant drinking water town and county bound- 105, respectively, while source for many New aries, the County Con- the third candidate Rob- Hampshire communi- servation Districts of ert Gillespie received 72 ties. These aquifers Belknap and Merrimack in his quest for one of the store water between Counties are jointly seats. grains of sand, gravel, hosting these meetings. SEE PRIMARY, PAGE A13 soil and rocks and sup- Recent contamination ply springs and wells associated with MtBE INDEX Donna Rhodes with water. An estimat- and PFCs reinforces n Marion Burbank (center) was joined by her children Louise Stickney and Frank Burbank, Jr. as ed 46 percent of New the importance of water Volume 7 • Number 28 she received the Boston Post Cane last week, honoring her as the oldest resident in her home- Hampshire residents sources. Light refresh- 22 Pages in 2 Section town of Bristol. rely on aquifers for their ments will be provided Editorial Page...... A4 drinking water. The at the meeting. Tri-Town Aquifer in For more informa- North Country Notebook.A4 Carriage House resident receives Belmont, Northfiled and tion, contact the Belk- Tilton and the aquifer nap County Conserva- Schools...... A9 in Alton are examples tion District at 527-5880 Bristol's Boston Post Cane of these important re- or email lisa.morin@ Culture...... A10 BY DONNA RHODES ily and friends at the arrived to present her sources. nh.nacdnet.net or Mer- Obituaries...... A6 [email protected] Carriage House Assisted with the Boston Post “During our discus- rimack County Con- ©2016, Salmon Press, LLC. NORTHFIELD — Living facility in North- Cane, designating her as sions with Towns and servation District at Call us at (603) 279-4516 Marian Burbank was field last week when the oldest resident in the the public, protection of 223-6023 or email info@ email: [email protected] surrounded by her fam- selectmen from Bristol SEE CANE, PAGE A12 groundwater and aqui- merrimackccd.org. A2 September 22, 2016 LOCAL NEWS WINNISQUAM ECHO n Franklin Savings Bank unveils new logo and tagline New brand reflects Bank’s ongoing commitment to growth, investment in technology and customer education. FRANKLIN — Frank- effort to mitigate cyber by a group of employ- business lending. Frank- lin Savings Bank is security risk. It also pro- ees, a new look to On- lin Savings Bank also pleased to announce the vides a safer channel for line Banking, and much offers investment, insur- launch of a new logo and confidential communi- more. FSB retained ance and financial plan- tagline—Smarter Bank- cations between banks Millennium Integrat- ning services through ing. Easier Living. The and customers. ed Marketing based in its wholly-owned subsid- new logo represents the “We are pleased to be Manchester, to assist iary, Independence Fi- Bank’s growth and evo- launching our new web- with the development of nancial Advisors, from lution as a tech-savvy site revealing a contem- its new website. offices in Franklin, Bed- financial institution, porary look that is reflec- Over the next few ford, Nashua and Roch- while the fresh typogra- tive of our new brand,” weeks, new exterior ester, New Hampshire. phy reflects its down-to- said Dawn Beers, AVP, signs will be installed at As a recognized leader earth, friendly and col- Marketing Officer. “Our the Bank’s seven full-ser- in providing the latest laborative approach to new website also fea- vice branch offices locat- in financial services the customers and com- tures improved naviga- ed in Boscawen, Bristol, technology, Franklin munities it has proudly tion to some of our pop- Franklin, Gilford, Laco- Savings Bank remains served for more than 147 ular services, such as nia and Tilton, as well committed to serving years. The new logo also Card Valet, Pop Money, as its Bedford Lending the needs of businesses, retains the traditional Online Banking and Bill Office. families and the commu- purple and green colors Pay along with expanded Established in 1869, nities it serves, through along with the leaves, re- access to instructional Franklin Savings Bank a dedicated team of em- vealing a crisp, modern videos, so customers can is an independent, mu- ployees, a diverse line of look that will resonate receive insightful train- tually-owned communi- financial products and with customers and the ing and information on ty bank, offering a full services, and continued community. Further, products, services and array of commercial investment in emerging the new tagline high- financial issues that are lending, retail banking technology. lights FSB’s focus on Courtesy of importance to them.” and investment services You can learn more technology and its abil- The Bank hosted a logo reveal party with employees, board The new www.fsbnh. throughout the Cen- about Franklin Savings ity to make managing members and Corporators on Sept. 12 where everyone got a bank website also fea- tral Lakes Region and Bank by calling 1-800-372- preview of the new logo Web site and marketing materials. finances easier for cus- tures personalization southern New Hamp- 4445, or visiting www. tomers. and the community.” secure .bank domain. options for frequent shire. Headquartered in fsbnh.bank, https:// According to Ron In addition to the roll- Reserved exclusively for visitors, up-to-the-min- Franklin, the Bank has www.facebook.com/ Magoon, President of out of the Bank’s new banks, the new .bank do- ute feeds for the Bank’s offices in Bristol, Bos- franklinsavingsbank, Franklin Savings Bank, logo and tagline, a new main provides an added social media channels, cawen, Tilton, Laconia or www.linkedin.com/ “When we began this website will be unveiled layer of security as well a new FSBlog featuring and Gilford, as well as company/franklin-sav- process a year ago, we containing a new, more as strict controls in an monthly articles penned an office in Bedford for ings-bank. knew that we want- ed to retain our name based upon our history VNA of Franklin to present film at Franklin Opera House of serving the needs of our customers and the FRANKLIN — Frank- at Franklin VNA, says ences gathered from in- are more likely to go etc. and 3) encourage community. However, lin VNA & Hospice will “This film sheds light terviews with patients, through a slow, incre- medical professionals, as we continue to fo- present the film “Con- on the 21st Century families, caregivers, mental dying process. healthcare organiza- cus on investing in new sider the Conversation” American struggle with physicians, nurses and This film does not hand tions, and clergy to take technology as well as de- at the Franklin Opera communication and others.” down answers but it the lead in counseling voting more resources House on Wednesday, preparation at life’s The film was 18 provides the questions others.” to providing customer Oct. 19 from 4:30 to 6:30 end. Throughout the months in the making, we all need to be con- Admission to the film education, we felt it was p.m. film, there are intimate and is the work of a templating. What we is free but seating is important for our brand The film is a accounts of the emo- filmmaker and a Hos- hope to accomplish in limited so pre-registra- and image to reflect thought-provoking look tional, spiritual, physi- pice worker who were the showing of this film tion is required. Please these areas of focus.” at end-of-life issues that cal and social burdens motivated by personal is 1) change the current call the VNA at 934-3454 The Bank hired Mc- opens the floodgates of associated with the experience with loss attitude that views end- to register. Dougall + Duval of thought and, hopeful- historical shift that has and funded this project of-life as a failed med- For further informa- Amesbury, Mass., to as- ly, will start conversa- occurred with dying. entirely with private ical event to one that tion about this event, sist with the redesign of tions about this subject ‘Consider the Conversa- donations. sees it as a normal pro- please contact Barbara the logo and tagline. among families and tion’ examines multiple Scott adds, “Fifty cess; 2) initiate dialogue Scott at Franklin VNA Magoon further com- community members. perspectives on end-of- years ago, most people between patient and & Hospice, 75 Chestnut mented, “It’s important Barbara Scott, RN, life care and includes experienced a quick doctor, husband and St., Franklin, NH 03235. for everyone to know Hospice Coordinator information and experi- death, but today we wife, parent and child, Phone: 934-3454. that we are proud to be a community bank. And as an independent, mu- Masons hosting monthly breakfast Saturday tual institution, we are able to invest resources TILTON — The Ma- in Tilton (where “The This month’s break- is $8. Proceeds will formation. For more into solutions that make sons of Doric-Centre Ark “ day care center fast will be held on Sat- benefit the various information about the life easier for our cus- Lodge #20 are continu- is). Put it on your cal- urday, Sept. 24. They charities the Lodge breakfasts or about the tomers. That’s where ing their public break- endar and come social- serve a full breakfast, supports. The Masonic Masons, contact Woody the smarter banking, fasts and bake sales on ize with friends each including eggs cooked Lodge will also be open Fogg at 524-8268. easier living comes in. the fourth Saturday of month. to order, and the cost for public tours and in- We don’t have share- each month except No- holders to satisfy, which vember and December, means we are able to from 7 to 9:30 a.m. at the United Baptist Church raises $1,215 for Belknap House plan for and focus on Masonic Building, lo- LACONIA — The marked, “This year we the long-term success of cated at 410 West Main United Baptist Church decided to join com- the Bank, our customers St. (Route 3/11 West) of Lakeport recently munity efforts to help chose Belknap House make Belknap House LocaL ExpEriEncEd as the recipient of succeed by dedicating funds raised at their a portion of our Fare Bankruptcy attornEy annual Yankee Fare. proceeds. We were Wayne Hackett, Fare joined at the Fare Atty. Stanley Robinson is designated as a Chairman, and Ginny by the Lakes Region Federal Debt Relief Agency by an act of Lehneman, Fare Trea- Chordsmen, who also Congress and has proudly assisted consumers surer, presented a supported Belknap seeking debt relief under the $1,215 check to Belknap House this year by car- House on the grounds rying a model of the US Bankruptcy code for over 30 years. of the historic church. house on its float in 603-286-2019 • [email protected] In presenting the four Belknap County check, Hackett re- SEE UBC, PAGE A13

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HALL MEMORIAL LIBRARY HAPPENINGS n Tilton/Northfield for $1. We’ll supply the Chua - At once provoca- children’s individuali- to raise her daughters, slums, fifteen-year-old Sharpies and bake your tive and laugh-out-loud ty, while Chinese par- Sophia and Lulu, the Day is the country's most Monday, Sept. 26 creation before you take funny, “Battle Hymn of ents typically believe Chinese way – and the wanted criminal. But his Chess Club, 3-6 p.m. it home. the Tiger Mother” ig- that arming children remarkable, sometimes motives may not be as Sharpie Glassware, 6 nited a global parenting with skills, strong work heartbreaking results malicious as they seem. p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27 debate with its story of habits, and inner con- her choice inspires. Full of nonstop action, Personalize a glass by Spanish Club, 10 a.m. one mother’s journey in fidence prepares them Achingly honest and suspense, and romance, decorating it with Sharp- Nooners Book Group, strict parenting. Amy best for the future. “Bat- profoundly challenging, this novel is sure to move ies. Bring in a glass noon Chua argues that West- tle Hymn of the Tiger “Battle Hymn of the Ti- readers as much as it (wine or otherwise), or “Battle Hymn of the ern parenting tries to Mother” chronicles Ch- ger Mother” is one of the thrills. (Amazon) purchase one from us Tiger Mother” by Amy respect and nurture ua’s iron-willed decision most talked-about books of our times. (Amazon) Friday, Sept. 30 Tech Tuesday, 2-4 p.m. Sit and Knit, 2-5 p.m. Franklin/Tilton/Sanbornton CROP Walk for Project Teen, 3 p.m. DIY Pencil Pouch Saturday, Oct. 1 Let's Go Lego, 10 a.m. Hunger scheduled at O’Dell Park Oct. 2 Wednesday, Sept. 28 Story Time, 10:30 a.m. New Items FRANKLIN — Fall Arts and Crafts, 3:30 “Playing Dead: a jour- is approaching, and p.m. ney through the world that means it’s time Leaf Prints of death fraud” by Eliza- for the sixth annual beth Greenwood CROP Walk for Hunger. Thursday, Sept. 29 “They Left Us Ev- CROP, which stands for YAH Book Group, 4 erything: a memoir” by Communities Respond- p.m. Plum Johnson ing to Overcome Pov- “Legend” by Marie Lu “When the Music’s erty, is sponsored by - What was once the west- Over: an Inspector Church World Services. ern United States is now Banks novel” by Peter More than 2,000 CROP home to the Republic, Robinson walks are held annually a nation perpetually at “The Book that Mat- Courtesy throughout the United On Sunday, Oct. 2, the Franklin, Tilton, Sanbornton CROP Walk for Hunger will be held at O’Dell war with its neighbors. ters Most” by Ann Hood States. Park in Franklin. Born into an elite family “The Perfect Horse: On Sunday, Oct. 2, ipating in the walk individuals are also between them. The rest in one of the Republic's the daring U.S. mission the Franklin, Tilton, are: the Franklin Con- encouraged to join the of the monies raised wealthiest districts, fif- to rescue the priceless Sanbornton CROP Walk gregational Christian walk. All walkers will will be used in the Unit- teen-year-old June is a stallions kidnapped by for Hunger will be held Church-UCC, the Unit- need a collection enve- ed States or worldwide prodigy being groomed the Nazis” by Elizabeth at O’Dell Park in Frank- ed Methodist Church of lope, so be sure to let to feed the hungry and for success in the Re- Letts lin. This is the third Franklin, the Unitari- Chairperson, Marilyn to have food available public's highest military “Rushing Waters: a year to hold the walk in an/Universalist Congre- Ladew know of your in- during natural disasters circles. Born into the novel” by Danielle Steel O’Dell Park. It has a safe gation of Franklin, the terest. distributed by Church track to walk on and Tilton-Northfield Unit- Walkers will desig- World Service. play areas for children. ed Methodist Church, nate where they wish If you cannot walk, Also, there is plenty of the Sanbornton Congre- 25 percent of their do- your donations will be parking available. Reg- gational Church-UCC, nations to go- the Twin appreciated. Check the istration will begin near St. Gabriel of Frank- Rivers Interfaith Food website at www.crop- the parking lot at 1:15 lin and Tilton. Also, Pantry-Franklin/Til- walkonline.org. Look p.m., and at 1:45, there this year there will be ton; the First Fruits for New Hampshire and will be a short kick off a group from TRIFP Food Pantry in San- for the Franklin/Til- HIGHEST PRICES PAID program. The walk offi- (Twin Rivers Interfaith bornton and the food ton/Sanbornton walk. All US and foreign silver and gold coins, estate jewelry, cially begins at 2 p.m. Food Pantry) walking. pantry at St. Gabriel; For further information scrap gold, diamonds. Free oral appraisals. Churches partic- Community groups or or to be divided equally please contact Marilyn NORTH COUNTRY COINS. Ladew at mrlynldw@ Main St., Plymouth, NH 536-2625. BELMONT POLICE LOG gmail.com or 934-5717. n

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NORTH COUNTRY NOTEBOOK PET OF THE WEEK NOVEMBER

Something in the fall New Hampshire our adopting public Humane Society rep- in favour of those oh air moves an old trapper resents safe harbour so cute kittens – how for the lost, neglected can she compete with and unwanted, but youth? to set out his line so too, we are the re- To her a week at source when family the shelter must seem so-wild, it’s my house, situations arise that like a lifetime… if which looks to a mouse, affect beloved pets. you can promise to I guess, like the ulti- Sweet, gentle No- provide a stable, save mate Mouse Hilton. vember arrived a environment for a se- I think General short while ago after nior lady who truly Westmoreland coined her owner died. She should not live out the term “pre-emptive is a delicate older her days at our shel- strike,” which is what I tabby cat, petite, de- ter, deserving of the do with mice. I try to get mure, wanting only quiet coziness of a ‘em on the way in. Ergo, to cuddle and enjoy loving forever home, I begin the trap line the warmth and close then please come and in the main barn, con- contact of humans visit this adorable lit- tinue it into the shop, who will love her. tle cat. By John Harrigan set traps in the Fish ad It’s true she is in Call 524-3252 or Game Room, set one on her teens, and is abso- check www.nhhu- Columnist the cellarway landing, lutely overlooked by mane.org for details. and finally slide one in Something in the near the dog’s bowl in crispness of the morn- the kitchen, where mice LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ing the other day made have been known to n me reach for my traps steal dry pellets. and get busy laying out For this season- my trap. There was a al chore, I use the old Trump vs. the elite of the Republican Party chance of frost in the standby, the basic Vic- To the Editor: voting for Obamacare. That was an insult to the coming night. tor spring-trap, bait- Whether you love Donald Trump or hate him, voters that took the time to vote! They, the Elite But unlike real trap- ed with a dab of pea- he did win the GOP Primary fair and square with of the GOP, should be ashamed of themselves; al- pers, who must mark nut butter, the best 13.3 million votes, beating out all the other can- though I don`t believe they have any shame. their traps clearly with all-around bait I’ve ever didates and the closest candidate, Ted Cruz, by You say you want a Reagan Republican? Don- names and contact in- found. And yes, I’ve 5.7 million votes. At the start of the presidential ald Trump may not be a Reagan Republican, but formation and have tried all of the new-fan- primary, there were 17 candidates, all pledging to he ran on the Republican ticket and won! Do you landowner permission gled traps I’ve seen on support the winning candidate. This didn’t hap- remember Reagan’s 11th Commandant? Say noth- and meet a lot of other the hardware shelves. If pen! As a voting Republican most of my adult life, ing bad about a fellow Republican! Or doesn’t that rules and regulations, you’re squeamish about I could not vote for any Republican that could not apply for the Elite GOP Leaders if they don`t ap- I didn’t need to bother touching or even seeing keep their word and support their party. They are prove of the candidate that is not of their choos- with any of that because a dead mouse, some of no better than the Democratic candidate (Hillary ing? I’m after mice. these no-touch, no-see Clinton) in being untruthful. You haven’t done too well the last two elec- Cooler weather gets traps are for you. But The elite of the GOP ought to be ashamed of tions, so why should we listen to you now. The mice to thinking, in for me, nothing works themselves for not supporting, and campaigning Republican Party used to be a party of the people, their tiny little brains, like a Victor. against, Donald Trump (the candidate that the by the people, for the people. Instead, it`s become about where they’re I know a couple of people voted for). What you told us is that we’re a party of the party, for the party, by the party. going to hole up for the things abut the Victor not smart enough to know what we want or what You’re a bunch of sore losers, and party policy is winter. In the wild it’s company. One is that its is good for us, and we need our elected officials more important then what the people want. It`s all under the bark of fallen traps work really well. to make those decisions for us. Ever hear this be- about Party Line. trees or deep in moss Another is that I hate fore? Sure you have! Speaker of the House Dem- We cannot afford another four years of a Dem- or under all manner of it when a trap snaps ocrat Tip O`Neill speaking to the freshmen Con- ocratic President. If that happens, you have your- forest duff. In the not- SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE A6 gressmen (after they were sworn in) and another selves to blame! time Speaker of The House, Democratic Nancy Don Bormes Pelosi, before Congress repeated this behavior on Sanbornton No hate, no fear, just issues To the Editor: not make up for it. Donald Trump says that if elected, he will pro- By the end of President Bush’s term, the unem- mote a large tax cut. He says that the economy will ployment rate was approaching 10 percent. The improve so much that the deficit will not be dra- stock market had dropped to about 6,000. matically altered by the cut. Promoting the same thing but expecting differ- President Bush promoted the Bush Tax Cuts, ent results is called ignorance. I don’t think that Courtesy which involved a huge cut in taxes for the wealthy. Donald Trump is ignorant. He is wealthy, and will New Hampshire has a half-dozen species of mice. This one is a At the time of the cuts, the deficit was in check. benefit greatly from the cuts. white-footed mouse, or it might be a white-footed deer mouse, Following the cuts, the deficit increased at an ac- Paul Bonneville depending on your source. celerated rate, and the growth in the economy did Lochmere Your support is appreciated To the Editor: for putting themselves out there and wanting to To the voters of New Hampshire, thank you lead our state in a positive direction. Finally, for your support in my campaign for Governor! thanks to Chris Sununu for a spirited campaign What a great experience for me—the people I --- and congratulations! The voters have spoken have met and the friends I have made – it was all --- Now is the time for Republicans to unite be- absolutely worth the time invested. hind our nominee. I am deeply appreciative of everything my sup- I remain firm in my convictions that the pol- porters did for our campaign. From standing at iticians in Concord should work for the People, John Harrigan the polls for hours, marching in parades, hosting not the other way around … A Victor mouse trap, all loaded with peanut butter and ready house parties and licking envelopes, you were That New Hampshire is worth saving from to go onto the cellarway floor. amazing. I am so very proud of the campaign this heroin and opioid crisis … we ran. I was proud to receive the endorsement That veterans, just like law enforcement, de- of the Union Leader, conservative leader Tom serve our respect and support… Thomson, and leaders of the veterans’ communi- That the Northern Pass project should be bur- ty. ied along state rights-of-way… Thank you to my husband Keith for his sup- That Concord needs a culture change … Established October 14, 2004 port, and my Finance Committee for their work. And that state government should always put Published every Thursday at Thank you to Ted Gatsas and Frank Edelblut communities first. 5 Water Street, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253 I look forward to serving out the remainder of Telephone: (603) 279-4516 Toll Free: (877) 766-6889 my term as State Senator for District 2 until De- Fax: (603) 279-3331 cember. As always, I want to hear from you. 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WINNISQUAM ECHO BUSINESS September 22, 2016 A5 n Meredith Village Savings Bank Fund grant applications due Oct. 15 MEREDITH — Mer- ganizations that enrich Lakes Region and Plym- and families in challeng- award, the following cri- -Operating support or edith Village Savings and improve the quality outh areas. ing circumstances and teria should be met: funding for ongoing or Bank (MVSB) is accept- of life for residents liv- Over the years, the equipment that helps -Organizations are annual programs; ing grant applications ing in the Bank’s service Fund has supported save lives. While not recognized as tax-ex- -To replace public for the MVSB Fund at areas. Since its incep- literacy programs, af- focused on a particular empt under section funding or for such pur- New Hampshire Char- tion, 294 grants totaling ter-school programs, category, Fund admin- 501(c)3 of the Internal poses which are a public itable Foundation more than $1,184,467 environmental monitor- istrators are mindful of Revenue Code and pub- responsibility; through Oct. 15. have been awarded to ing as well as education the receiving organiza- lic agencies are eligible -For sectarian or reli- Established in 1997, a wide range of envi- and restoration of his- tion and its contribution to apply. gious purposes; the MVSB Fund awards ronmental, social, ed- toric structures, orga- to the quality of life in -Organizations and -For deficit reduction grant-based contribu- ucational and historic nizations that provide the communities served. public agencies should or to support activity tions to non-profit or- projects throughout the support for individuals To qualify for an have their primary base which has already been of operations in the completed; Lakes Region or Plym- -To support academic Lakes Region Chamber & Greater outh area of New Hamp- research; shire. -For travel out-of- -Grants generally state by school or youth Meredith Program to present “The Arts range from $1,000 to groups or by individuals $15,000. The majority are for scholarly or profes- for less than $10,000. sional purposes. & NH’s Creative Economy” program -Proposals are sought from organizations For more information LACONIA — The ness groups throughout catalyst and partner for promptly at 7:45 a.m. which: about the MVSB Fund Lakes Region Cham- the state to discuss the property development The Lakes Region -Represent a high in- or to download an appli- ber of Commerce and importance of a healthy in the region including Chamber of Commerce ternal priority for the cation, visit mvsb.com/ the Greater Meredith arts community as an the Colonial Theater is a non-profit mem- applicant organization about/community-in- Program (GMP) will essential ingredient project. Meredith is bership organization, and are related to its volvement/. Applica- host Kent Devereaux in creating a thriving home to the Meredith supporting businesses mission and develop- tions are also available from New Hampshire economy. The presen- Sculpture Walk, a GMP in 22 towns/cities with ment; at any MVSB office. Institute of Art (NHIA) tation will cover a range initiative, and is a fit- vision to create new op- -Include a clear, prac- For nearly 150 years, to present “The Arts of topics including how ting location for a dis- portunities, drive eco- tical plan with objec- Meredith Village Sav- and New Hampshire’s the arts have changed cussion on the econom- nomic growth through tives for services, partic- ings Bank (MVSB) has Creative Economy” on over the years, how the ic impact of the arts. collaboration and there ipation and results; been serving the people, Wednesday, Sept. 28 arts bring people togeth- Seating will be lim- by building a stronger -Leverage other fund- businesses, non-profits from 7:30 to 9 a.m. in the er and provide shared ited. Pre-registration community. For more ing or voluntary sup- and municipalities of Steamboat Room at the cultural experiences is available at Lakes- information about the port; Central NH. MVSB and Chase House in Mere- that strengthen the fab- RegionChamber.org. Lakes Region Cham- -Offer evidence that its employees are guided dith. ric of a community. Coffee & muffins will be ber of Commerce, go to project objectives will by the values of account- Kent Devereaux, Belknap EDC is part available. The program LakesRegionChamber. be accomplished within ability, mutuality, excel- President and Chief Ac- of the sponsorship col- is free to attend. Seating org or find them on the grant period, or that lence, respect, integrity, ademic Officer of NHIA, laboration in support begins at 7:30 a.m., and Facebook, Instagram other funding will be se- teamwork and steward- is meeting with busi- of creative economy, a the program will begin and Twitter. cured to continue the ac- ship. To learn more, vis- tivity in the future; it any of the local branch Six new corporators elected at Bank of New Hampshire -Demonstrate coop- offices located in Al- eration or collaboration ton, Ashland, Center LACONIA — Bank vania State University among organizations for Harbor, Gilford, North of New Hampshire is with a Bachelor’s degree greater impact. Hampton, Laconia, Mer- proud to announce the in pre-medicine and edith, Moultonborough, election of six new Cor- holds a medical degree -Grants are generally Plymouth or Wolfeboro, porators; Barbara McCa- from Pennsylvania State not awarded for the fol- call 1-800-922-6872 or vis- han, Ph.D., Brian Young, College of Medicine. lowing purposes: it mvsb.com. Frederick Kelsey, MD, Kelsey is a longtime FACP, Kevin Sullivan, New Hampshire resi- Michael Conklin and dent and currently re- Richard Piper. As Cor- sides in Plymouth with porators, they will act his wife, Katharina. as ambassadors for the Sullivan is a Com- Bank in the community mercial Real Estate and will be responsible Sales Associate for for approving changes to Weeks Commercial. He Wedding Cakes 285 Main St. Tilton NH 03276 the charter and bylaws. attended Plymouth State Specialty Cakes McCahan is a former University where he [email protected] [email protected] Director of Community studied Marketing and Cake Artist/Owner Guaranty Savings Bank, Accounting. He is active Courtesy a Professor and the Di- in the community serv- Pictured, left to right: Barbara McCahan, Ph.D.; Brian Young; rector of the Center for ing as an Incorporator Frederick Kelsey, MD, FACP; Kevin Sullivan; Michael Conklin; Active Living & Healthy for Lakes Region Gen- Richard Piper. Communities at Plym- eral Hospital and the an associate’s degree in in the community and MelodyCheck Hanks us out on our website: outh State University. Taylor Home, is a found- Forestry. Dick is active SEE BNH, PAGE A12 www.lakesregioncupcakes.com and on Facebook She holds a bachelor’s ing member of Laconia 603-286-7776 degree from the Univer- Main Street and is a Past sity of California San President for the Laco- State-of-the-art Diego and a Master’s nia Country Club and To all my beloved friends and Laser and Skincare degree and a doctoral Lakes Region Wavemak- family; thank you so much degree in Biological Sci- ers. He is a life-long New ences from the Univer- Hampshire resident, for joining in the celebration sity of California Santa a father of three girls, of my 90th birthday. I am so Beautiful Barbara. 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Piper, Inc. cal Director of Mid-State He is a graduate from Laser and Skincare Center Health Center. He is a the Thompson School meredithbaylaser.com / 603.556.7271 graduate of Pennsyl- of Applied Science with A6 September 22, 2016 OBITUARIES WINNISQUAM ECHO n Robert J. Downes, Sr., 70 Beatrice K. Hackett, 95 FRANKLIN — Rob- two sisters, Florence FRANKLIN — Mrs. grandchildren, includ- ert J. Downes, Sr., 70, Fleury of Franklin and Beatrice K. Hackett, ing Aaron Millinghaus; of Franklin, died at his Mae Downes of Tilton; 95, of Franklin, died on a great great grandson; home on Sept. 12, 2016. and nieces and nephews. Sept. 11, 2016 at Hospice and nieces and neph- He was born in Ha- Funeral services are House in Concord. ews. nover on April 20, 1946, private. She was born in Kit- She was predeceased the son of Phillip and Donations in memory tery, Maine on Sept. 1, by her husband, Clar- Daisy Belle (Sawyer) of Mr. Downes may be 1921, the daughter of ence H. Hackett; a Downes. made to Franklin VNA John E. and Elsie (Shel- son, Roger C. Hackett; Mr. Downes was and Hospice, 75 Chest- don) Riley. Mrs. Hack- daughters Beverly K. raised in Andover, and nut St., Franklin, NH ett was raised in Maine Woodside and Chris- resided in Franklin for 03235 or Franklin VFW and resided in North- tine A. Simonds; four several years. spending time with his Post #1698, 26 Peabody field for 55 years, where approach to health. Be- brothers (Robert, John, He was employed by grandchildren. Place, Franklin, NH she farmed and helped atrice was a Jehovah’s Clifford, and Neil); and a the former Stanley Tools Family members in- 03235. her husband logging be- Witness. sister, Jessie Creighton. in Franklin for 22 years clude three children Thibault-Neun Fu- fore moving to Franklin Several years ago, Funeral services will and later at Control (Robert J. Downes of neral Home in Frank- in 2002. Mrs. Hackett worked at be private. Molding before retiring. Northfield, Phillip lin (www.neunfu- She was the fami- the Laconia State School Donations in her He enjoyed fishing Downes of Concord, and neralhomes.com) is ly’s little “Irish Gener- and lastly at Franklin memory may be made and following the Red Cheryl Downes of Frank- assisting his family al,” totally devoted to Regional Hospital. to the Franklin Animal Sox and Patriots and lin); four grandchildren; with arrangements. them and always there She is survived by Shelter, 71 Punch Brook to solve a problem and two daughters, Debbie Rd., Franklin, NH 03235 wipe away the tears. Wright and husband or CRVNA Hospice She will always be in Richard of Franklin House, 30 Pillsbury St., Rachel Veronica (Poire) Manning, 93 our hearts. and Linda Downes and Concord, NH 03301. LACONIA — Rachel “Bonnie” V. Wickner of Mrs. Hackett loved husband Frank of Ando- Thibault-Neun Fu- V. Manning, 93, a resi- Safety Harbor, Fla., Su- animals, birds, the ver; four grandchildren neral Home (www.neun- dent of 30 County Drive san J. Wyley of Clearwa- ocean, and flowers, es- (Christianna Young, funeralhomes.com) in in Laconia, died Mon- ter, Fla.; grandchildren, pecially roses. An avid Denise Elliott, Natasha Franklin is assisting day, Sept. 12, 2016. Michelle, Scott, Stac- reader, she was self- Gilbert, and Joshua her family with arrange- Rachel was born in ey, Tommy, Jeff, Katy, taught to the holistic Simonds); eight great ments. Laconia, Feb. 19, 1923, Michael, Lauren and daughter of Ernest and Brianne; great-grand- Laura (Guyer) Poire. children Jennifer, Kay- She spent her youth in la, Angelica, Sarah, Joseph M. Roux, 53 Laconia and attended Elyssa, Ian, Lillian, NORTHEIFLD — Jo- as well as his nieces, school there. Rachel Liam, Kameron, Myles seph M. Roux, 53, of nephews, and cousins. had been a resident of joy in nature and her and Bohdi; great-great Northfield, beloved son Joseph was preceded the Lakes Region for surroundings. Spending grandson, Alec; and of Theresa Roux Hus- in death by his fathers, most of her life. time with family and nieces and nephews. ton, passed away peace- Robert Roux and Robert Prior to moving to friends was a priority in There are no calling fully at his home in Huston, Sr. Laconia in 2002, she and her life. Rachel looked hours planned. Northfield on Aug. 26, A celebration of life her husband lived in forward to watching golf A graveside service 2016. will be held for fam- Canterbury for 12 years matches and Red Sox will be held on Friday, A lifelong resident of ily and friends at St. and wintered in Florida games on television. Septe. 16, 2016 at 11 a.m. the Lakes Region, Jo- Charles Church, Mere- for over 18 years. She She was predeceased at the family lot in Park seph was born to Robert dith, on Oct. 6, 2016 from was a homemaker. by her husband of 65 Cemetery in Tilton. Roux and Theresa Roux 10 to 10:45 a.m., followed Rachel was a for- years, Harold G. Man- Assisting with ar- Huston in Laconia on Sr. Pauline Brecanier, by a memorial mass. In- mer parishioner of St. ning, Sr., who died in rangements is the Wil- Oct. 13,1962 . He was a West Palm Beach, Fla., terment will be at Mer- Mary of the Assump- 2006. She was also pre- liam F. Smart Sr. Memo- graduate of Inter Lakes Doris Kipe, Orlando, edith Village Cemetery tion Church in Tilton deceased by her sister, rial Home in Tilton. High School in Mere- Fla., Stella Roux, Bare- immediately following and active member of Ann Marie Jewett, and Those wishing may dith, and was employed foot Bay, Fla., and Made- the mass. the Catholic Daughters her brothers, Gene and make memorial dona- by CRST Expedited, line McGrath, Gilford. In lieu of flowers, a of the Americas. She Ronald Poire. tions in Rachel’s name Inc., Cedar Rapids, He is also survived by Memorial Fund is be- was also a past member Rachel leaves her to Make-A-Wish Foun- Iowa. An avid photogra- his sisters, Sandra Fitz- ing set up to assist with of the Laconia Senior sons, Harold “Chuck” dation of New Hamp- pher and cook, Joseph gerald, Cary, N.C., Jac- funeral and burial ex- Citizen’s Club. Rachel G. Manning Jr. of North- shire, 814 Elm St., Suite enjoyed sharing his tal- queline Shone, Bristol, penses. Donations may enjoyed traveling with field, Steven “Skip” L. 300, Manchester, NH ents with friends and and Denise Roux Bag- be sent to the: Joseph M. her husband to points Manning of Center 03101. family. ley, Middletown, Ohio, Roux Memorial Fund, ℅ of interest in the east Stratford, and John W. For more informa- Joseph is survived and brothers Randall, Citizens and Canada over the Manning of Gilman- tion, go to, www.smart- by his mother, Theresa James, and Robert Hus- Bank 66, NH, Route years. She found great ton; daughters, Bonita funeralhome.com. Roux Huston; his aunts, ton, Moultonborough, 25, Meredith, NH, 03253.

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A on how to tell a mouse And all this started, ap- ly succumbed to what winter) into a five-gal- slick as a trout. third is that the qual- from a mole or a gopher. parently, with a mouse- passes for civilization lon pail. Put a cap on an (Note to fellow trap- ity-control system at And there is “About trap. and left the premises, empty plastic soft drink pers: Recycle your Victor must be really us,” which informs us Deranged people, of which leaves the field bottle and drill a hole mice! Place their little something, because I’ve that Victor is owned by course, have spent way open for mice to wreak through cap and bot- carcasses atop a fen- never bought a dysfunc- the Woodstream Corpo- too much time trying havoc. tom. Insert something cepost or some other tional trap. ration, described as “ a to build a better mouse- But lo and behold, long, thin and sturdy--- high, clearly visible But for the sheer vi- long-standing, private- trap, including people someone---no one seems an arrow is perfect. place around your yard, carious thrill of it (Oh, ly-held company and a who have spent way to know who was the Place the arrow and and an owl or a hawk or the life of a writer!), I leading manufacturer too much time in camp. actual inventor---has now-swiveling bottle some other bird will be Googled “Victorpest. and marketer of quali- Untold bottles of Old come up with what I across the top of the sure to get ‘em.) Skunk have fueled un- regard as the ultimate pail. Smear the middle told scheming on how to Camp Mouse Trap. I of the bottle with peanut (This column runs deal with mice, not only saw a working model of butter. Place the pail in weekly newspapers when you’re actually in this trap on the Fourth near a couch or shelf covering two-thirds of How to camp, when mice made of July, set up in the or some other certain New Hampshire from mouse highway. Build Concord to Lower Que- a little ramp to the lip bec and parts of western of the pail. Make it nice Maine and northeastern Submit and attractive and easy Vermont. Letters must for the mouse. Maybe include the writer’s tele- Announcements put up a tiny E-ZPass phone numbers and sign. town. Write to campguy- & Obituaries Voila! Mouse follows [email protected] or nose up ramp and then Box 39, Colebrook, NH To Salmon Press ventures on its tiny 03576.) Publications PLYMOUTH ELEMENTARY Obituaries and Announcements of special events such as weddings, SCHOOL engagements, and anniversaries are 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR published FREE OF CHARGE in any/all Salmon Press newspapers. 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Morgan, Jr., 77 GILMANTON — philosopher Rajneesh BRISTOL — Fred- Scott James Morgan, Wendy Elizabeth Osho at his Interna- erick J. Morgan, Jr., and his wife Amy, “Svarna” Wilkens died tional Meditation Cen- a retired employee of along with his two peacefully at her Gil- ter in Pune, India. She the New Hampshire beloved grandchil- manton home on Aug. subsequently earned a Department of Em- dren Allie Hudson and 22, 2016 with her family PhD in counseling psy- ployment Security and Zach Hudson, and his around her. chology at the Califor- former school teach- favorite fur baby, Ry- Daughter of William nia Institute of Integral er died peacefully, at der Lee. B. Wilkens and Lau- Studies integrating her home on Sept. 12. He At his request, no rose (Schulze-Berge) knowledge of Eastern was 77. calling hours or me- Wilkens MacFadyen, practices into her own Born in Franklin, morial service will be she was born Dec. 9, clinical therapy work. Mr. Morgan was raised scheduled. A private 1942 in New York, N.Y. the English Center for Wendy was a licensed in Bristol and graduat- he served as a Peace prearranged family She was predeceased International Women clinical psychologist, ed from Bristol High Corps Volunteer in service will be held at by her parents and her at Mills College in Oak- maintaining private School in 1957. He re- Nigeria, West Africa. a designated location brother, William B. land, Calif., where she practices in both Gil- ceived his Bachelor’s His career with New of his choice. Wilkens, Jr., and is taught English for sev- manton and Carmel, degree from Keene Hampshire Employ- In lieu of flowers, survived by two sis- eral years. Calif. State College in 1961. ment Security began remembrances may be ters, Joanne Wilkens Wendy’s interest Wendy lived cou- Mr. Morgan taught in 1970, and he later re- made in his memory and Phyllis Weston of moved from education rageously and inde- in the public schools in tired as a labor market to the service or char- Gilmanton; a broth- to psychology when she pendently at her much Newport from 1961 to analyst in 1994. itable organization of er, John Wilkens; and discovered the work of loved home in Gilman- 1963. From 1964 to 1966, He leaves his son, your preference. numerous nieces and the pioneer hypnother- ton in spite of progres- nephews. apist and psychiatrist sive ALS, and enjoyed Wendy graduated Milton Erickson. She the beautiful views and from Laconia High traveled to Arizona to wildlife that surround- School and Sweet Briar study with Dr. Erick- ed her. Memorial dona- College, spending her son, and was certified tions may be made to junior year in Madrid, to practice alchemical the Squam Lakes Natu- Spain. After college, hypnotherapy, which ral Science Center, PO she served in the Peace she later integrated Box 173, Holderness, Corps in Thailand for into her doctoral stud- NH 03245. two years, where she ies in psychology. A memorial service taught English and de- Wendy’s interest in will be held Dece. 10, veloped an interest in Eastern philosophy 2016 in Gilmanton, lo- Eastern religions and developed into a deep cation to be announced. philosophy. spiritual practice that Wilkinson-Beane- • Residential Site Work Upon returning inspired her family Simoneau-Paquette home, she earned a and friends. Seeking Funeral Home & Cre- • Commercial Site Work Master’s degree from to understand the re- mation Services, 164 • Septic Systems Installed Boston University, and lationship of Eastern Pleasant St., Laconia, • Driveway & Road Construction subsequently taught philosophy to human is assisting the fam- • Sand - Gravel - Loam English as a Second psychology, she ac- ily with the arrange- Language at Harvard companied Zen Master ments. For more infor- Route 3 • Meredith, NH • 03253 Summer School and Seung Sahn on a walk- mation and to view an the University of San ing pilgrimage to Bud- online memorial, go to Francisco. Wendy was dhist sites in India, www.wilkinsonbeane. 279-4444 a founding director of and spent time with the com.

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•White Mountain Oktoberfest, Lin- Littleton, •Gilford Farmers Market, Summer coln, October 8–9, 2016 October 29, 2016 Market; •Fall Foliage Festival, •Moultons Farm, Meredith, Pick September 17-24th Waterville Valley, October 8–10, your own Pumpkin Patch, Septem- •Beans and Greens, Gilford, 2016 ber 15, 2016. Harvest Festival; Sat-Mon •NH Pumpkin Festival, •Moultons Farm, Meredith, Corn Columbus Day weekend. Corn Laconia, October 22, 2016 Maze Starts September 22, 2016 and maze; opening on Friday •Littleton Harvest Festival & will be open 7 days a week. September 16. Day Maze- Gathering of the Jack o' Lanterns, •NH Pumpkin Festival 10am-5pm & Night Maze!

1540 Mt. Cardigan Rd., Alexandria • 744-2248 PICK YOUR OWN AND PREPICKED APPLES Call for details. Garden Homemade Jams, Special Apple Butter, Homemade Pickles, Maggy D's Center Apple Pies by order or by chance, Honey, Maple Syrup, 263 Court Street, Laconia, NH 03246 • (603) 496-7239 Gift Items and lots more! Rte. 3A to So. end of Newfound Lake (near Bristol) Daily Take West Shore Rd. & follow our signs. 8” Mums $6.95 ea 10 - 5 www.cardiganmountainorchard.com 3/$19.95 5/$27.95 Cabbage/Kale 8” $5.95 Small Hay Bales $4.00 reg bales $6.00

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Celebrating our 25th Year Gourds and Growing 7 varieties of Pick your own apples, pumpkins our farmstand offers pre bagged apples, cider, winter squash, pumpkins, pies and much more. Small local family owned and operated Open daily 9-6. 783-4248. 61 Orchard Rd, Canterbury WINNISQUAM ECHO OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS September 22, 2016 A9 n Belknap Subaru finds a home in WRHS classroom TILTON — Barbara economy. To that end, Customers, employ- Blinn continues her im- we are proud to be a part ees, and vendors, like portant work at Winn- of her work in that class- Sanel Auto Parts, and isquam Regional High room!” dealership friends, and School. Her classroom in Scott Ives, General family, filled boxes with Tilton has one purpose… Manager of Belknap much needed school making sure students Subaru, was introduced supplies, and other nec- graduate. Her reward to Barbara at a meeting essary items. Kyle Boyn- is seeing her students of the Tilton, Northfield ton, sales professional receive their diploma, Rotary Club, where they for the dealership, with with their classmates! now serve as president, general manager Scott The classroom is lo- and president elect, re- Ives, delivered the do- cated in the Methodist spectively. nated items, along with Church, not far from the Said Ives, “From the a check to help Barbara high school. first time I met Barbara, accomplish her mission. Mark Johnstone, and heard her speak- Said Barbara Blinn, President of Belknap ing about her work as “We greatly appreciate Subaru, said, “Barbara a teacher, I could hear the donations and sup- is doing great work! Til- the passion and com- plies. “Our kids will put ton needs qualified, and mitment…instantly we them to good use!” well educated people, knew, we had to be a part After a tour of the to help power the local of this!” facility, “her kids” un-

Courtesy Local residents graduate from Pictured, from left to right: Barbara Blinn, Chris Noack, Chad Couture, and Kyle Boynton. loaded the Subaru, and service Subaru vehicles, of America as a Stellar returned to their work. and others. They have Care Dealer. For more Wentworth Institute of Technology Belknap Subaru is been in business since information about the BOSTON, Mass. summer commence- ing, technology, design located at 35 Tilton Rd. 2001, and have been dealership, call Scott — The following local ment on Aug. 21. and management. in Tilton. They sell and recognized by Subaru Ives at 729-1300. residents have gradu- Founded in 1904, Wentworth has 19 ated from Wentworth Wentworth Institute Bachelor'’s degree pro- Institute of Technology of Technology stresses grams in areas such as Locals graduate from NHTI in Boston, Mass. project-based, hands- architecture; construc- on learning, with an tion management; me- CONCORD — The a Major in Orthopaedic 95 full-time faculty and * Alexandra L. emphasis on cooper- chanical, biomedical following students from Technology) more than 300 adjunct Heimlich of Belmont ative education and and civil engineering; your area graduated faculty, NHTI Concord’s careers, community and computer science. from NHTI, Concord's Tilton Community College of- * Connor Mahoney enrichment, and con- It offers master’s de- Community College, Melissa Flynn (Asso- fers more than 80 aca- of Moultonborough tributing to the eco- grees in architecture, during the Summer 2016 ciate in Science with a demic programs to more nomic vitality of the construction manage- term: Major in Health Science than 7,000 students an- * Rory Robert Ste- Greater Boston region. ment, facility manage- with Concentration in nually. NHTI is a mem- phens of Sanbornton The nationally ranked ment, and technology Belmont Nutrition and Wellness) ber of the Community school is recognized as management. Adam Buyck (Asso- College System of New The school held its a leader in engineer- ciate in Science with a NHTI is a dynam- Hampshire, and has Major in Mechanical En- ic public institution of been accredited by the gineering Technology) higher learning provid- Commission on Institu- ing accessible, rigor- tions of Higher Educa- Statistics are boring. Sanbornton ous education, serving tion of the New England Zachary Graham (As- students, businesses Association of Schools Don’t be one. sociate in Science with a and the community by and Colleges, Inc., a non- Major in Mechanical En- creating pathways for governmental, national- The best place for a helmet gineering Technology), lifelong learning, ca- ly recognized accredit- Ryder Whitcomb (As- reer advancement and ing agency, since 1969. is on your head. sociate in Science with civic engagement. With Fall

The HistoryHarvest of Halloween Halloween may seem like a rel- on their front doorsteps to ap- atively modern holiday, and pease spirits that were believed while it may have become mod- to be roaming the Earth on this ernized, Halloween traditions holiday. Many historians also actually can be traced back to feel that trick-or-treating can be ancient Celtic rituals. It’s be- linked to the European practice lieved Halloween traces its or- of “mumming” or “guysing,” in igins to a Celtic festival for the which costume-wearing indi- dead known as Samhain. During viduals would go door-to-door, the festival, people would dress performing dances and plays in up in costumes and leave treats exchange for treats.

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LACONIA—Join deed. Sinatra made contemplation of a psy- conia High School cam- Meredith and North- sion, Lakes Region Public this film hot off of his chopathic character pus in Laconia. LRPA wood. Programming is • promotes a well-in- Access Television at Oscar-winning role in thrown in.” If you’ve cablecasts locally on produced by and for the formed public 10:30 p.m. this Friday “From Here to Eterni- never seen “Suddenly,” MetroCast Channel 24 people of the greater through governmen- and Saturday night ty,” and was keen to you’re in a classic film (educational program- Lakes Region. LRPA’s tal transparency, (Sept. 23 & 24) for this play a villain. He did so treat! So grab your pop- ming and public bulle- mission is to empower and week’s “LRPA After to high critical praise. corn and join LRPA af- tin board), Channel 25 our community mem- • unites our commu- Dark” encore presenta- A sad footnote to this ter dark for this crime (information and enter- bers to produce content nities through the tion of 1954’s film noir film is that allegedly,” drama from the past. tainment) and Channel that power of media and crime drama “Sudden- Suddenly” is the film You can’t find tele- 26 (government meet- • fosters free speech technology. ly,” starring Sterling that Lee Harvey Oswald vision like this it any- ings) to nearly 12,000 and the open ex- LRPA’s slogan: Com- Hayden and Ol’ Blue watched the evening be- where but LRPA TV, viewers in our member change of ideas, munity empowered by Eyes himself, Frank fore he shot President MetroCast Channel 25. communities of Bel- • encourages artistic media. Visit us on the Sinatra. Kennedy to death in Not a subscriber? Then mont, Gilford, Laconia, and creative expres- Web at www.lrpa.org. “Suddenly” tells the Dallas, Texas. Holly- log onto Live Stream tale of three would-be wood legend has it that, through our website assassins who come to upon hearing this news, (www.lrpa.org) where Emmy nominated pianist/ the California town of Sinatra demanded that you can catch all the Suddenly with murder “Suddenly” be pulled fun. on their minds: spe- from any further film About Lakes Region composer coming to taylor cifically, killing the distribution. Because Public Access Televi- President of the Unit- of this, many young- sion (LRPA) LACONIA — William is free and open to the ed States as he travels er viewers have never Lakes Region Pub- Ögmundson is an Emmy public, but RSVPs are through on the train. had the chance to see lic Access Television Award nominated com- requested by calling 524- They pose as FBI agents this film, one that The (LRPA) is a nonprofit, poser and profession- 5600. to gain entrance to a New York Times hailed noncommercial public al pianist who resides Taylor Community home, then take every- as “… a compact study access TV station and in New England with is a not-for-profit Con- one hostage while they of terror and suspense, community media cen- his family. He has per- tinuing Care Retire- plan their despicable with a bit of a nervous ter located on the La- formed throughout the ment Community whose United States and Eu- mission is to provide rope - most notably at the the highest quality re- Vatican and Notre Dame tirement living options de Paris - and his original to support the indepen- compositions have been William Ogmundson dence, health and dignity performed worldwide. afternoon performance of community residents. Ögmundson will Thursday, Sept. 29 at 2 For more information, bring his talents to Tay- p.m. in the Woodside visit www.taylorcommu- lor Community for an Building. The event nity.org.

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Call Mikaela at 279-4516 or Maureen at 569-3126 Or email [email protected] or [email protected] WINNISQUAM ECHO BUSINESS September 22, 2016 A11 n Meredith Village Savings Bank to sponsor the first Belknap House Masquerade Ball

LACONIA — Mer- Savings Bank is hon- riencing homelessness edith Village Savings ored to sponsor the first in Belknap County safe Bank (MVSB) will be the Masquerade Ball for housing from mid-Octo- Platinum level ($5,000) Belknap House,” said ber through mid-May. sponsor for the first Rick Wyman, President Guests will be admitted annual Belknap House of MVSB. “The region through local welfare Masquerade Ball. The has traditionally had department referrals. Ball will be held Friday very few available beds Educational assistance night, Oct. 21 at the St. for homeless families, so and skills training that Andre Bessette Parish this new non-profit will will be offered to guests Hall at 291 Union Ave. in provide a beneficial ser- include money man- Laconia. vice to the children and agement and how to be The Masquerade families of our local com- a good renter as well Ball is a key fundrais- munities.” as other pertinent and ing event for Belknap “Our shelter plus the valuable life skills. The House, a newly formed education and resourc- shelter will also serve as non-profit family home- es we will be offering at a hostel for visitors of the less shelter. Belknap Belknap House helps Lakes Region from June House’s mission is to families and children get through September. For provide families in Belk- on the right path,” said more information about Courtesy nap County a safe shel- Edie Gault, Masquerade the Masquerade Ball Pictured, left to right: Rick Wyman, President of Meredith Village Savings Bank, Edie Gault, ter especially in cold Ball Committee Chair. and Belknap House, vis- Belknap House Masquerade Ball Chair and Don House, Belknap House Vice President. weather months, when “We’re grateful to MVSB it belknaphouse.org or children are at risk for sponsoring the Ball facebook.com/belknap- MVSB and its employees stewardship. To learn North Hampton, Laco- during homelessness, at the Platinum level house. are guided by the values more, visit any of the nia, Meredith, Moulton- and to empower families during this crucial time, For nearly 150 years, of accountability, mutu- local branch offices lo- borough, Plymouth or to become self sufficient as we simultaneously Meredith Village Sav- ality, excellence, respect, cated in Alton, Ashland, Wolfeboro, call (800) 922- and independent by work to open the shelter ings Bank (MVSB) has integrity, teamwork and Center Harbor, Gilford, 6872 or visit mvsb.com. making resources and and plan our first annual been serving the people, educational opportuni- gala.” businesses, non-profits ties available. Belknap House will and municipalities of “Meredith Village provide families expe- Central New Hampshire. Wayfarer Coffee Roasters to host morning networking event for Fusion LACONIA — Fusion er coffee. gion based networking invites everyone to come Located at 626 Main group focused on devel- percolate new ideas and St. in Downtown Laco- oping relationships and brew up connections nia, Wayfarer Coffee giving back to the com- on Friday, Sept. 23 at a Roasters is a small-batch munity. Fusion NH is morning networking roaster and coffee shop. focused on developing event hosted by Wayfar- They roast all of their cof- future leaders, encour- er Coffee Roasters. The fee in-house, one batch at aging civic involvement event runs 7:30 to 9 a.m., a time, overseen by their and contributing posi- just in time for that first head roaster. This is also tively in the communi- (or second) cup of deli- a perfect opportunity to ties we serve. Fusion is cious Pourover, Chemex try their incredible waf- located in Laconia (PO or French Press Wayfar- fles or creative teas while Box 6503, Laconia, NH making new friends and 03247). For more infor- lasting connections. mation about what Fu- The event is free and sion can do to support Tourism open to the public. For your business or orga- more information on nization, and how to get award this event, please visit involved, please con- Fusion’s Web site (fu- tact us via email at Fu- sionnh.org/events). [email protected] nominees Fusion is a Lakes Re- or visit FusionNH.org. sought Professional Septic Service Lakes Region for over 30 years Tourism Association recognizes area businesses REGION — The Lakes Region Tourism Associ- ation’s (LRTA) Tourism Award is awarded annu- ally to an individual or business that has made a difference during the past year to bring visitors into the Lakes Region Steel Erectors, and Central New Hamp- Metal Roof & Siding Installers shire. Examples include Foreman, Leadmen the enhancement of an event or attraction, new And Laborer Positions accommodations or en- Will Train. Valid Driver’s License required. hancement of amenities or services, development Application available at: of an event or attraction, 630 Daniel Webster Hwy. outstanding marketing/ Plymouth, NH 03264 promotion or a related (603) 536-3533 achievement that had an economic impact by Leading Pre Engineered Metal Building Co. bringing visitors to the area. The Lakes Region Tourism Association represents approximate- ly 400 businesses and provides an in-depth marketing outreach pro- gram to keep tourism traffic flowing into the region. DCS MEMORIALS Nominations must be made by September 30, For all your monument needs 2016 by calling 286-8008 Route 28 Chichester, NH 03258 or submitting the online nomination form found Next to Parkers Roast Beef at: www.lakesregion. Toll Free: 855-738-3086 org/tourismaward. The Email: [email protected] LRTA will present the 2016 Tourism Award at SEE NOMINESS, PAGE A12 A12 September 22, 2016 LOCAL NEWS WINNISQUAM ECHO n

Past award winners Funspot Gunstock Mountain Re- businesses are encour- as well as the popular NOMINEES are: 2013 – Winnipesaukee sort aged to join the LRTA. LRTA Where To Guide. CONTINUED FROM PAGE A11 2015 – Edward “Rusty” Playhouse 2010 – Scott Crowder, Annual membership is The LRTA is located at McLear and Alex Ray, 2012 – Edward “Rusty” New England Pond just $299 and provides 61 Laconia Road, Tilton, their Annual Meeting Hooksett Welcome Cen- McLear, Church Land- Hockey Classic members with market- NH 03276 and can be at Hart’s Turkey Farm ter ing Expansion ing representation at reached by calling 286- Restaurant on Nov. 1. 2014 – Bob Lawton, 2011 – Greg Goddard, Lakes Region area www.LakesRegion.org 8008.

a Call Lieutenant and lives in Plymouth with services to families and Bank of New Hamp- of the bank’s custom- BNH EMT for Plymouth Fire his wife, Ann-Marie. businesses through- shire is the oldest and ers, communities and CONTINUED FROM PAGE A5 and Rescue. He is a life- Bank of New Hamp- out New Hampshire. largest independent employees, rather than long New Hampshire shire, founded in 1831, With 24 banking of- bank in the state. Bank stockholders. For more has served two terms as resident, a father of provides deposit, lend- fices throughout New of New Hampshire is a information, call 1-800- a Plymouth Selectman five and a grandfather ing and wealth man- Hampshire and assets mutual organization, 832-0912 or visit www. and eighteen years as of ten. Dick currently agement products and exceeding $1.4 billion, focused on the success BankNH.com.

transferred to the next and I love you. You’ve CANE whenever that person helped, though you CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 died or moved away. didn’t know. Sometimes, Initially, only men just the smile on your Town of Bristol. were given the distinc- face could make the dol- Bristol’s Town Clerk/ tion of holding the Bos- drums go. You’re my Tax Collector, Raymah ton Post Cane but in friend and I love you. Simpson, explained that 1930, after a bit of con- You’re really tried and while Burbank may be troversy, women were true. You’re my friend, staying in Northfield, finally included as eligi- and I love you,” Costello she is still a registered ble recipients. said. voter of Bristol, and Over the years, some Burbank has been at therefore eligible for the of the canes were de- Carriage House for the distinction. stroyed or misplaced, past two years, but said Selectman Shaun so today the towns that she grew up in Bristol Lagueux said it was an still have one hold on and lived there until she honor for he and fellow to the original cane and and her husband Frank selectmen Leslie Dion instead pass on replicas, moved to Laconia for a and Paul Manganiello pins or other tokens to number of years. They to be at Carriage House recipients. Their names eventually moved back last Wednesday after- Donna Rhodes are typically placed on a to Bristol, where her noon to award a replica Bristol Selectman Shaun Lagueux had the pleasure of presenting 101-year-old Marion Burbank plaque and hung beside husband dug wells and of the Boston Post Cane with the Boston Post Cane last week at the Carriage House Assisted Living Facility in Northfield, a display case contain- chopped wood while to Burbank, who turned where she currently resides. ing the original cane at she worked at IPC (now 101 in July. Also making congratulate her were da Bruno of the Bristol 1909. They were made the town hall or histori- Freudenberg NOK) and the trip to Northfield to Lucille Keegan and Hil- Historical Society. of ebony imported from cal society. cleaned houses. They Lagueux told a brief the Congo region of Afri- Lagueux said the raised two children, a history of the canes, ca and had an engraved Town of Bristol had son Frank, Jr. who now which were presented to 14-karat gold knob on overlooked awarding lives in Franklin, and a 700 New England towns top. Each town that re- the distinction to a res- daughter, Louise Stick- (no cities were included) ceived a cane was in- ident for a number of ney of Holderness. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES by Boston Post newspa- structed that they were years but now Simpson, “I miss everything AT PUBLIC AUCTION per publisher Edward to be awarded to their the Historical Society about Bristol. It’s home Grozier in August of oldest resident then and the Board of Select- to me, but this is beauti- ~ PEVERLY'S AUCTION BARN ~ men were happy to re- ful here, too,” said Bur- 68 Bay Street, NORTHFIELD, NH new the time-honored bank. Sunday, September 25, 2016 @ 10:00 AM tradition. Both children were by SEE PHOTO.’S @ AUCTIONZIP.COM - ID #10745 IMPORTANT PAIR OF MALLARD DECOYS As he offered his her side last week, proud PERIOD ANTIQUE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES - CLOCKS congratulations to Bur- of their mother, her lon- FLOW BLUE, GLASS & STONEWARE - SHAKER - GOOD GUNS bank last Wednesday, gevity and her wonder- JUKEBOX & SLOT MACHINE - ORIGINAL ARTWORK - EPHEMERA This sale consists primarily of items from a lifetime estate in Gilmanton, she beamed with pride, ful new distinction. NH as the owners have now had to make more suitable living arrange- clutching the replica “I think this is great. ments, and a longtime collector now offering his treasures to the public. cane in her hand. I’m 81 now, and I know if LOCATION: 68 Bay Street, Northfield, NH - From I-93 north take exit #19. “What does it feel anything ever happens At the end of the exit, follow signs to the left and take your first right onto like to be the oldest liv- to me, she’ll still take Summer St., stay on Summer St.t for .7 miles and watch for signs on your right to Bay St., Auction site is .2 miles, just after the underpass. Please ing person in Bristol?” care of me,” said Frank do not park in the road as you will be towed, we will provide plenty of asked her pastor, Wayne with a smile. parking in our field. Toutaint of the Bristol The Boston Post Cane Terms: Cash or NH resident checks Baptist Church. presentation was fol- OUT OF STATE CHECKS WITH BANK LETTER OF CREDIT ONLY! She shrugged and lowed by a special lun- NOW ACCEPTING MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 13% buyer premium will be charged with 3% discount for cash simply replied, “It cheon featuring bacon ABSOLUTELY NO OFF SITE BIDS ACCEPTED doesn’t feel any different wrapped scallops, brus- Preview from 8:30 A.M. day of sale at all.” chetta, and other deli- SUBJECT TO ERRORS AND OMISSIONS Her new friend at cious foods as everyone Sale To Be Conducted By Carriage House, Ruth congratulated Burbank. F.D. Peverly & Sons Costello, then stepped “You give me incen- Auctioneers &APPRAISERS Northfield, NH Telephone (603) 286-4587 forward to recite a poem tive,” one friend told 73 years and 4th generation family business [email protected] she wrote just for Bur- her. “I hope God gives OUR HONESTY IS YOUR GUARANTEE! License #2298 bank. me the same grace He “You’re my friend, has given you.”

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tions like this will al- nity, ecumenical, and torian Romanesque for homeless families Belknap House en- UBC low us to open soon, interfaith activities in design. The large in Belknap County. courages and welcomes CONTINUED FROM PAGE A2 so we are very grateful in the Lakes Region. sanctuary is Federal The shelter will also volunteers. To view to the United Baptist Locally, they support style and seats 400. The offer the resources and the current list of vol- parades and displaying Church.” outreach initiatives in- church was listed on educational opportuni- unteer opportunities, it at the Alton Bay Bar- Earlier this year the cluding Got Lunch and the National Register ties families need for please visit www.belk- bershop Jamboree. “ UBC called a new pas- Belknap House. of Historic Places in self-sufficiency. Fund- naphouse.org or www. President Garri- tor, the Rev Robert J. The United Baptist 1985 and welcomes vis- raisers and donations facebook.com/belk- ty thanked the Fare Lemieux. As a vital Church is also a his- itors interested in ar- from generous area naphouse/ Donations leaders, saying, “The member of the Lakes toric church. Built in chitecture and history. residents, businesses, are an ongoing need. number of homeless Region community, 1891 by the Lake Vil- During cold weather and community and re- To donate, please go families in our coun- the UBC congregation lage Free Will Baptist months, Belknap House ligious organizations to www.belknaphouse. ty is growing. Dona- is involved in commu- congregation, it is Vic- will create safe shelter support the shelter. org.

sion and Rotary also driving force behind the and other communities along the town beach, quam to Jefferson Road TRAIL purchased a key parcel trail since its inception as well. travelers can then tra- toward Tilton. They also CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 of property for the trail and said he was pleased Mitchell said he verse the sidewalk and plan to build a small rest and Belmont Land Use to see his dreams finally worked with countless connect to the WOW area on the Phase 1 sec- Hampshire State Bike Planner Rick Ball con- become a reality. people since then who trail through a portion of tion that was opened last and Pedestrian Fund tributed countless hours He actually became have helped map, plan, Laconia. Another exten- weekend. and contributions from in getting the easements interested in bringing design and construct the sion to Lakeport will be That portion of the the Belmont Rotary, the and grants put together a recreation trail to trail. opening soon, he added. trail in Belmont is town’s Conservation then finally supervising Belmont in 1999, when “There’s been a lot of In time, the plan is to paved and runs for 1.3 Commission and Bank the actual construction, he attended a meeting ups and downs over the connect to Tilton where miles between Leslie of New Hampshire. which began in earnest in Franklin with the years but I really want bikers and walkers can Roberts Road, which Others, such as the this past spring. Lakes Region Planning to thank the people of continue through to ends at the town beach state, Bob Bolduc of “We have a lot of Commission. A mem- the WOW Trail (Winnis- Northfield and Franklin on Lake Winnisquam, Piche’s Ski and Sports, heroes but it was one ber of LRPC said that a quam/Opechee/Winni- on their Winnipesaukee to Osborne’s Agway on Ron and Martha Wagner person in particular, trail along the new un- pesaukee trail through River Trail then make Route 3. Visitors to the and Phil Brouillard of Ron Mitchell, who first derground sewer lines Laconia) for keeping a connection to the Rail trail may access it from Sunlake Village granted brought his vision for in the region would be the dream alive,” said Trail that leads west to either end, parking at property easements that this trail to us and has a great asset and from Mitchell. “It’s finally all Lebanon. the town beach or in one all helped make the trail seen it through for 15 there the idea, Mitchell coming together after 15- Mitchell said as far of the three designated possible. years. Thank you Ron,” said, was born, not just 20 years and I’m proud to the Belmont portion parking spots beside the She added that the said Mooney. in Belmont but Frank- be a part of it.” of the regional trail is Agway store on Route 3. Conservation Commis- Mitchell has been a lin, Northfield, Tilton From the eastern end concerned, funding will “Thank you, Belmont, next be sought for the and all those who have gressional District. and Carol Shea-Porter 92 votes. With all dis- construction of a Phase made this trail possi- PRIMARY For State Senate will go on to challenge trict’s reporting in, Ken- 2 extension, heading ble,” Mooney said as she CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 District 2, hometown Guinta once again for ney’s name will now ap- west along Lake Winnis- cut the ribbon. favorite Brian Gallagh- the District 1 Congressio- pear on the final ballot in Sanbornton’s Town er defeated Bob Giuda, nal seat in Washington. November. Clerk/Tax Collector, 290-119 but Giuda went There were no other con- For District 2 State Marla Davis, said vot- on to take the overall tested races on Tilton’s Senate Gallagher was ing in that community win when all votes were Democratic ballot. again supported by a was steady throughout tallied in that large dis- For the Republican vote of 212-109 over win- Happy Hour the day, with more than trict. Giuda will now face side of the governor’s ner Bob Giuda. Wright Every Tuesday 30-percent of registered Democratic challenger race it was Forrester 147, was also favored over voters casting ballots Charlie Chandler in No- Edelblut 82 and Sununu Moyer for sheriff, 203- & Thursday on primary day, slightly vember. 74 while Gatsas received 133, and in the final con- ALL DAY above the state average. 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JOSHUA SPAULDING Belmont's Alexus Day runs alongside Madison Relf of Gilford during action on Saturday in JOSHUA SPAULDING Laconia. Tyler Mann of Winnisquam moves through the course in Laconia on Saturday. Riley takes runner-up spot at Laconia Invitational BY JEFF LAJOIE (19th, 20:18), Jack Fog- [email protected] arty (32nd, 21:15), and LACONIA – It was a Alex Bassett (66th, 22:56). big day on the local cross Daly's fifth place country scene, as nine finish paced the Lak- runners from the area ers on the day, while cracked the top 10 in to- teammates Davis Jolli- tal between both races at more (20th, 20:20), Sam the annual Laconia Invi- Seeley (34th, 21:19), Ste- tational on Saturday. ven Bean (42nd, 21:43), In the boys' race, Ken- and Clayton Hornkohl nett High School took the (119th, 27:17) were other top spot with 62 points, scorers. ahead of runner-up Gilford's Valentine Moultonborough Acade- was joined by senior my's 111 points. Con-Val Mark Young in the top was third overall, while 20, as Young was 16th locals Belmont (fifth, 134 overall for the Eagles points), Inter-Lakes (sev- in 19:55. Fellow Gilford enth, 164 points), Gilford runners Matthew Mc- (eighth, 165 points) and Donough (41st, 21:40), Winnisquam (10th, 214 Michael Wernig (43rd, points) all participated. 21:46), and Eddie Demers The girls' race was (70th, 23:02) also scored won by Con-Val with 44 points on the day. points, just six points Belmont was led by clear of runner-up Ken- Randos and Remenar in JOSHUA SPAULDING nett (50 points). Moul- the top 10, though team- Winnisquam's Jasmine Piper was the top finisher on her team JOSHUA SPAULDING during Saturday's Laconia Invitational. Piper was 42nd overall tonborough made it an mate Isaiah Knowlton Nick Randos of Belmont posted a top 10 finish in leading the for the Bears. Red Raiders at the Laconia Invitational on Saturday. impressive overall day was a solid 24th overall by taking third place in 20:40, while Aidan solid in Laconia, as while Betsy Lowe (76th, (25:12), while teammates Bean (67th, 30:03), and (130 points), while Bel- Rupp (44th, 21:57) and Campbell's finish led the 31:46), Abby Camire Chloe Lynn (27th, 25:31), Emma O'Hearn (71st, mont (sixth, 155 points), Connor Jackson (53rd, way en route to a third (84th, 33:28) and Taylor Elizabeth Relf (31st, 30:33) rounded out the Inter-Lakes (181 points) 22:17) gave the Red Raid- place team showing. Yelle (94th, 40:03) also 25:45) and Natalie Fraser scorers. and Winnisquam (11th, ers consistent perform- Kelsey Mako gave MA a scored for the Red Raid- (35th, 26:19) all ran well. Winnisquam's Jas- 271 points) rounded out ers throughout the line- strong second scorer in ers. Inter-Lakes freshman mine Piper topped the the local team scores. up. 15th place (24:32), while Gilford's girls' team Maya Weil-Cooley led list of Bears running in Moultonborough Winnisquam had Erin Hurley (37th, 26:30), didn't have enough run- her team in Laconia, as Laconia, and she was Academy junior Tyler three runners in the top Rachel Smith (45th, ners to figure into the the rookie crossed the 42nd overall in 27:06. McLaughlin had anoth- 60 on the boys' side, as 27:22) and Lauren Hur- team scoring, though the line in 20th place over- Hannah Swain was next er outstanding effort Nathan Houghton (28th, ley (63rd, 29:23) were oth- Eagles had all four run- all with a time of 25:01. for the Bears in 62nd to open his first-ever 21:01) and Tyler Mann er scorers on the day. ners finish in the top 35, Behind Weil-Cooley was place (29:15), followed cross country season. (56th, 22:25) aided the Riley's runner-up and all ran within a 1:07 teammate Kaitlin Ga- by Cassie Caron (91st, McLaughlin won the cause behind top finish- finish was followed by span of each other. Mad- ble in 34th place (26:05), 35:10), Miranda Coffey boys' race on Saturday, er Kyle Mann. The Bears teammate Alexus Day ison Relf was the first of while Willow Strother (96th, 43:43) and Laura traversing the course also received points in 18th position (24:53), the bunch in 24th place (53rd, 28:17), Juliette Harmon (97th, 43:45). at Robbie Mills Athletic from Jack Richard (61st, Complex in 18 minutes, 22:39) and John Swain 15 seconds. That put him (99th, 25:07). New faces powering Bears to fast start seven seconds clear of Con-Val's Clare runner-up Darren Pi- Veverka won the girls' BY JEFF LAJOIE isquam improved to a Aubrey St. Onge had five finished with 26 assists otrow of Kennett (18:22). race with a time of 21:39, [email protected] perfect 4-0 on the young kills a piece, while Nicole for the Bears, which had Brother Dylan Mc- just four seconds ahead BRISTOL – After tak- season last week, sweep- Matcheski was the big 22 aces on the night. St. Laughlin was next in of Belmont's Alice Riley, ing huge losses to gradu- ing host Newfound, 25-23, server for the Bears with Onge, who has served third place overall with who crossed in 21:43 to ation, there were a lot of 25-18, 25-14 on Sept. 16 in eight aces in the win. as a second setter on the a time of 18:50, while earn runner-up honors. uncertainties surround- Bristol. The win was a contin- floor this season, add- top 10 finishes in the Riley finished ahead of ing the Winnisquam Re- Sophomore setter Ta- uation of the team's dom- ed three assists and six boys' race also went to White Mountains' Leah gional High School vol- lia DeBlasie, one of the inating sweep of rival digs, while Matcheski Ian Daly of Inter-Lakes Dutkewych (third place, leyball team this fall. The main holdovers from Franklin earlier in the had eight more aces and (fifth, 19:01), Kyle Mann 22:03), who had edged defending Division III last year's team, dished week. Winnisquam took a pair of kills. Harmon of Winnisquam (sixth, out Riley for the win at state runner-ups lost the out 20 assists to go with care of business against tossed in three kills and 19:13), Nick Randos of the Early Bird Invita- bulk of its starting lineup five kills and eight digs, an overmatched Golden a block while Madison Belmont (seventh, 19:16), tional in Gilford earlier to graduation, and new while Shannon Goodwin Tornado side in a 25-6, 25- Skeats (four digs) and Josh Valentine of Gil- this month. faces were sprinkled registered 18 kills for the 2, 25-15 win. Olivia Doubleday (four ford (eighth, 19:18) and Moultonborough throughout the floor as second match in a row. Goodwin had 18 kills kills) also made their Ian Remenar of Belmont Academy's Sare Camp- the season began earlier Meghan Harmon and again, while DeBlasie mark on the victory. (10th, 19:26). bell joined Riley as a lo- this month. In addition to the cal in the top 10, as the But after four match- McLaughlin brothers, senior harrier wound es, things seem to be Bears helping to tackle hunger Friday night Moultonborough got up eighth overall with a clicking quite well for scoring performances time of 23:26. veteran head coach Mike TILTON — WMUR game this Friday, Sept. ans with the America from Seamus Gleeson The Panthers were Livernois' team. Winn- has teamed up with the 23, with 7 p.m. kickoff Legion post carrying New Hampshire Food to not only support the the colors and 2012/2013 he innisquam cho Bank and the high players but to also bring Winnisquam graduates T W e : school football commu- a non-perishable food Zachary Plourde of the The next best thing to word of mouth advertising! nity to try to tackle hun- item for the local food US Navy, Patrick San- ger in New Hampshire. pantry. born of the National meeT Your sales represenTaTive Winnisquam football Several items are of Guard, Parker Normand proudly supports many particular need, includ- of the National Guard maureen padula: community programs, ing peanut butter, jelly, and Dakota Van Tassel • Maureen has been in advertising for several years. especially the local food tuna, soups, pasta, sauce of the US Army will be • My goals are to help increase sales for our clients by expanding pantries and is proud and canned fruits and honorary captains and their reach into the community through a partnership with the papers. to be part of the New vegetables. Please, don't will be in full dress uni- Hampshire Tackles bring food in glass con- form on the field for the • One thing I do better is that I really care about the customer and want to make a Hunger Friday Night tainers. Cash donations coin toss. These young campaign that is truly beneficial to them by listening to their needs as an advertiser. Lights Football 2016. will also be accepted. men all played for Winn- Call Maureen today at 520-8510, (603) 569-3126 ext. 3 The Bears football Also there are a cou- siquam football and are or e-mail [email protected] team is asking for fans’ ple of special things at active duty members Our advertisers trust us, our readers trust our advertisers! donations at the en- this week’s Homecom- of the military home trance gate at the Win- ing football game. They on leave to support the www.NewHampshireLakesAndMountains.com nisquam vs. Brady will honor local veter- team this Homecoming. 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TILTON – A late ter midfielders Caiden gan Taylor, but again, to 0-6 on the season en- Winnisquam will on Friday in the annu- charge nearly enabled Gamble and Hunter they didn't go away. tering this week's slate host Newfound during al Bear Cup at 4 p.m. in the Winnisquam Re- Hinxman in the lineup, This time it was Calvin of games. Homecoming festivities Tilton. gional High School boys' the Bears still battled, Dodge finding the back soccer team to come cutting into a 2-0 deficit of the net, as he tallied back and force overtime, with a goal just three to make it a 3-2 game Raiders, Bears move but visiting Inter-Lakes minutes before halftime with just minutes left High School held on for thanks to Edward Gal- in regulation. The Lak- dear life in the waning lien. ers were able to hold on minutes to earn a 3-2 Trailing 2-1, the Bears however, keeping Win- through golf slate victory in Division III gave up a goal midway nisquam off the board action last week. through the second half and securing the victory NORTH SUTTON (334). Marrone's 67. Without starting cen- to I-L senior sniper Lo- that dropped the Bears – Senior Trevor Hunt The Raiders were The Winnisquam Re- was the top scorer as third out of four schools gional High School golf Belmont High School in a match at Canter- team was led by Caleb VOLLEYBALL took second out of three bury Woods earlier in Kuczkowski last week CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 teams in a match at the the week, as they to- at Campbell's Scottish Country Club of New taled a 188 to finish be- Highlands. He shared row, making key passes Hampshire last week. hind Pelham (181) and medalist honors with to setter Emily LaFlam Hunt's 51 paced the Stevens (185) and in Gilford's Grant Work- and getting offensive Red Raiders, while Wy- front of Conant (203). man, carding a round of players like Jordyn La- att Paquin (52), Will Ro- Nicole Antonucci 39 in a tri-match against vallee and Shannon Da- barge (54) and Michael and Paquin shared top Gilford and Pelham. vies (12 kills) chances to Marrone (57) all con- honors for Belmont The Bears were still put down kills. tributed to the scoring with rounds of 43, while in search of their first “We really just need- load. Belmont's 214 put Hunt carded a 51, same team win of the season ed someone to come it second behind Ke- as Robarge. Hunter Da- entering this week, in and make a pass or arsarge (178) while Fall vies was next with a while Belmont sits at two for us and (Camire) Mountain was third round of 55, followed by 4-6 overall. saved us,” said Belmont head coach Colleen Brownlee. “Volleyball is such a mental game and Dragons softball (Camire) came in and wasn't afraid of the situ- ation.” After trailing 12-6 in tryouts are Sunday the fourth set, the host Lakers went on a 7-0 run REGION — Dragons pitchers and catchers. the field as much as pos- behind the serving of ASA Softball open try- Tryouts are free. sible to foster competi- junior Jordan Durant. outs for U10 and U14 ASA gives players tive future high school Kills from Hailey Hart teams will be Sunday, that love softball the op- teams. Therefore these and Emma Wheeler Sept. 25, at Woodland portunity to play longer teams will have tourna- helped spur Inter-Lakes Heights Elementary in the summer and at a ments after the closing into the lead, and things School, 225 Winter St. in higher caliber of play of the Babe Ruth season. JEFF LAJOIE looked good that the Laconia. A rain date will on a travel team. ASA They will have practic- Belmont senior Shannon Davies rises for a hit with Inter-Lakes' squad would be able to Emma Wheeler looking to block in the second set of the visit- be posted on Facebook if also only allows certified es, however they will close it out. But despite ing Red Raiders' 3-2 win on Sept. 14 in Meredith. needed by noon on Sept. coaches and patched um- be working closely with facing a 22-18 hole, Bel- 25. pires. This truly is the Babe Ruth coaches so mont didn't go away. Tryouts for 14U pitch- next level of play. schedules don’t conflict LaFlam dropped in an ers and catchers will be The Dragons organi- with practices. ace to inch the Raiders from 1:30 to 2 p.m. Try- zation believes at U10 If you have any ques- closer, and her mini ser- outs for all 14U players and U12 girls shouldn’t tions, please reach out vice spree also featured are 2 to 3 p.m., from 3 to 4 have to choose between to valleyasasoftball@ a kill from Lavallee that p.m. for all 10U and from playing Babe Ruth or gmail.com or call / text put the squad up 23-22 4 to 4:30 p.m. for 10U ASA. They want them on Kelli Sargent at 581-6798. after a 5-0 run. Lavallee would ultimately force a Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement decisive fifth set with an ace on set point to give Want to Retire Early? Start Planning Now. Belmont a 26-24 win. The average American sponsored retirement plan your contributions at any In the fifth, Belmont retires at about age 63, than if you were going to time tax and penalty free.) stormed out to an 8-3 according to data from the retire later on. Plus, you However, you may be able lead with Lindsey Huck- U.S. Census Bureau. If you may have to “ratchet up” to avoid the 10% penalty ins setting the tone at enjoy your work, of course, the growth potential of if you take “substantially you may want to go well your investment portfolio. equal periodic payments,” the service line. In- beyond that age. But what if However, because growth- which are calculated ter-Lakes clawed back, you don’t want to wait until oriented investments with Wheeler, just a 63 or so? Can you afford to typically are more volatile based upon your age and freshman, stepping into retire early? than other investments, other factors. Once these distributions begin, they the spotlight and un- Possibly – if you follow these you will be taking on must continue for five leashing several huge suggestions: more risk than you might otherwise. If you are truly years or until you reach kills. She finished with • Research the costs uncomfortable with this age 59½, whichever is seven kills and a whop- involved. What will risk level, you may need to longer. Other rules apply ping nine blocks to go you do during your re-evaluate your plans for to these distributions, so retirement years? Will you retiring early.| with three aces. travel the world or stay before taking any, you I-L tied the score 9-9 close to home, pursuing • Cut down your debt load. will want to consult with on back-to-back aces your hobbies? Will you It’s always a good idea to your tax and financial from senior Rebecca downsize from your enter retirement with as professionals. And keep JEFF LAJOIE few debts as possible – Otis, though the Raid- current home? How will in mind that if your Senior setter Emily LaFlam lines up a set for visiting Belmont you pay for health care but if you want to retire withdrawal rate is too ers managed to again in its 3-2 victory over Inter-Lakes last week. until you’re old enough for early, you may need to high, you risk seriously come back with Laval- Medicare? You will need be even more diligent depleting your retirement lee recording two kills. to answer these and other in controlling your debt accounts, especially if Wheeler forced Belmont questions to determine load. your investments decline to the limit with anoth- how much you will need • Know the rules in value during the er kill, but an error on to sustain a comfortable governing retirement years you’re taking these lifestyle as an early retiree. match point by the Lak- plan withdrawals. If you payments. want to retire before age ers enabled the Raiders • Invest more – and invest www.golfcars-nh.com for growth. One big 59½ and begin taking Most importantly, do to escape town and head advantage in retiring at distributions from your everything early: Plan early, back down Route 106 the usual age, or even later, IRA or 401(k) plan, invest early (and don’t stop), with a 15-13 win. is that it gives you more you will generally be and lower your debt load LaFlam wound up time to invest. But if you’re subject to a 10% early early. Getting a jump on all with 14 assists and three determined to retire early, distribution penalty, plus these activities can go a long you will almost certainly normal income taxes. (To aces in the win for Bel- way toward turning your need to accelerate your withdraw your earnings early retirement dreams into mont, while Lavallee investment rate – which, from a Roth IRA tax and reality. had six kills and Amber in practical terms, means penalty free, you generally Lemay chipped in three you’ll likely have to must have owned the This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your aces. I-L was paced by contribute more each year account for at least five to your IRA and 401(k) years and have reached age local Edward Jones Financial sophomore setter Jessa- or similar employer- 59½. 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NEW HAMPTON ASHLAND ASHLAND Lake Winona WF. Wonderful updated 3 BR RECENTLY REDUCED! Private 1 owner home has warm wood beams, gas heat stove Well mantained 3+BR, 3 bath home with home on 1.2 acres w/fantastic mt views & a rare 1.1 acre lot w/100’ sandy frontage. numerous upgrades & scenic views. on a dead end road. Modified mobile on Gorgeous views, a babbling brook and set Hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, large full foundation w/central air, woodstove, way back from West Shore Rd for privacy. deck & new custom kitchen. Surrounded large screened porch, 3 BRs & 3 baths. Enjoy a full day of sun, dock & large deck w/ by quiet forest. Full finished basement w/ Finished room in lower level has natural light sweet views. Peaceful setting to enjoy wildlife woodstove & oversized garage. Minutes to & separate entrance. Garages for 3+ cars. & great rental potential for your investment! Squam Lake, PSU & Speare Medical Center. $163,000 $425,000 $247,000 Russ Poirier 493-0013 Debbie Tarlentino 491-5404 Dennis Potter 731-3551

ROUTE 104 LEASE SPACE. Prime office/lt manufacturing/assembly space with many options. 2 separate rooms or 5 room office suite. A/C, alarm system, highly visible with ample paved parking. From $200/Mo. Russ Poirier 493-0013

LAND AT WINDEMERE RIDGE. One of Laconia’s premiere neighborhoods. 15 quality homes already built. Each lot 2+ acres, some offer mt views & others have wooded privacy. Sidewalks & utilities in place, borders State forest w/access to trails. Small association is ideally located between Meredith & Laconia $41,000 - $104,000 Rob Wichland 387-7069.

WOODED NEIGHBORHOOD LOT. Nice level, wooded lot at the end of a cul-de-sac. City water & sewer at the street. Excellent neighborhood where you can walk to downtown shopping & the hospital. Minutes to school and the park. $54,900 Bob Gunter 387-8664

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COW ISL. – TUFTONBORO // Gorgeous waterfront on Winnipesaukee, 165’ shoreline, dock, sandy swimming, long POSSIBLY the best VIEW property in the Lakes INCREDIBLE waterfront property in Tuftonboro SPECIAL PROPERTY!! Unique opportunity to RARE 350’ Lake Winnipesaukee waterfront in water views. Private 1.7 acre setting, master suite, living room Region with endless mountain and lake views. with a 6 acre compound, 335’ of sandy shoreline, finish an executive log home in Tamworth with Moultonborough on 1-acre with a 3-bedroom cottage with FP, screened porch, deck. Located in Moultonborough on 62 acres with a expansive back lawn, main 4BR home plus 4 multiple outbuildings that could be a magnificent + bonus sleeping cottage, sugar sand beach w/ $599,000 (4416721) Call 569-3128 2,000 sf deck, heated pool, luxury interior. separate cottages, grandfathered boathouse estate. Set up for solar power to live off the grid all permanent U-shaped dock, westerly exposure… structure at water’s edge. on 165 acres with mountain views. this is a special property! $1,980,000 (4503232) Call 569-3128 $1,650, 000 (4408579) Call 569-3128 $999,900 (4489230) Call 253-9360 $930,000 (4486786) Call 253-9360

SLEEPER ISL. - ALTON // Building lot w/2BR septic installed, 100’ frontage, sandy bottom, sun, sunsets, views. ALTON ALTON NEW DURHAM BROOKFIELD LACONIA // In-town 5-room condo and a // Existing 3 Bedroom home on over // This 4 bedroom, 1-3/4 // Spacious 3BR ranch with // Totally renovated 2BR, 2BTH Slope up from water. Great hiking & exploring on island 46’x40’ renovated 3-level barn w/heated 2 acres with 27 x 40 addition over the garage. bath is ready to move into. New Hardwood HW floors, attached garage, large 3-season condo with HW floors throughout, new interior. Swim, paddleboard, relax at shore. workshop for the craftsman/artist. Granite New Master Suite and Great Room await your floors throughout first floor. Just minutes porch, nice level lot and in a great location kitchen, appliances, private laundry room, counters, vaulted ceiling & large rooms. finishing touches. to Merrymeeting Lake boat launch and for easy commute to Rte 16 and Seacoast views of Opechee Lake. Low condo fees. $112,500 (4475989 ) Call 569-3128 Spacious 400 sq ft 3-season deck. town beach! area. RENTALS $249,000 Call 875-3128 $224,900 Call 875-3128 $185,000 Call 875-3128 $179,500 Call 253-9360 $149,900 Call 253-9360 (4483996) (4425454) (4497569) (4513277) (4512622) SEASONAL AND LANDand ACREAGE LONG-TERM RENTALS SANDWICH // FABULOUS VIEW PROPERTY! Total MOULTONBOROUGH // 3 acre level wooded lot ALTON // 1.40 Acre lot with 214’ road frontage on GILMANTON // Nice rural location with easy access to Halle McAdam @ 253-9360 of two lots features views of the Sandwich Mountain abuts Kona Wildlife Area - over 300 acres of forest & East Side Drive (28A) in Alton Bay. Gently sloping, many miles of snowmobile trails. 6.9 acres with end of 3,000’ of lakefront. Nature viewing, fishing, hiking & Range, Mt. Whiteface, and more! Private, partially expired 3 bedroom septic design, minutes to Lake the road privacy and a great home site. Pat Isaacson @ 875-3128 snowmobiling from your back door! cleared with a small pond! Winnipesaukee & Gunstock Ski Area. or [email protected] $199,000 (4433403) Call 253-9360 $92,000 (4514242) Call 253-9360 $79,900 (4491924) Call 875-3128 $39,900 (4376730) Call 875-3128 Quality homes in demand for busy rental market. Please call about www.Maxfield RealEstate.com • www.IslandRE.com our rental program. Real Estate ClassiThursday,fi Septembered 22, 2016s • B5 MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO Ledgewood Ledgewood Plymouth Plymouth Sept 2016 Sept 2016 Apartments Terrace: 1 & 2 bedroom units One bedroom units. Subsidized rent based Lovely apartment community for LedgewoodLedgewood Estates Estates upon income. tenants 62 or over OR handicapped or Ashland,Ashland, NH NH disabled regardless of age. Income restrictions apply. Subsidized rent based on income. Contact us Today! Income restrictions apply. 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Rental Assistance Available Rental Assistance Available Center Harbor LaConia Section 8 Voucher Holders Welcome Section 8 Voucher Holders Welcome 32 Whittier Hwy 348 Court Street  Quiet, country setting  Quiet, country setting 603-253-4345 603-524-2255  Professional management  Professional management RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE [email protected] [email protected]  Low utility costs  On-Site Low utility Laundry costs & parking  Easy On-Site access Laundry to &I-93 parking  24-hour Easy access maintenance to I-93 provided  2 bedrooms24-hour maintenance with aprovided 2 person minimum 2 bedrooms per with unit. a 2 person minimum per unit. Rent is based upon 30% of your Gilford $1,849,000 #4515217 Moultonborough $1,599,000 #4514030 Moultonboro, $1,049,000 #4504160 On a sweeping lot with over an acre of land and 215’ of prime Long lake views to the Belknaps, crystal clear open water. Prow-front A-Frame home on large private parcel adjustedRent income. is based upon Hurry 30% of and your call today waterfront is this tasteful home that is perfect for entertaining. Custom designed kitchen, large windows showcasing the of land, long dock, quiet location, nice views, open adjustedto see income. if you Hurry qualify and call today or SW exposure allows dramatic sunsets! spectacular view. 1st floor master suite with Jacuzzi tub. concept home with first floor master, plus guest 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. suite, barn and detached garage. downloadto see if anyou applicationqualify or at: Susan Bradley 581-2810 Ellen Karnan 603-986-8556 Janet Cramer 603-707-2771 www.hodgescompanies.comdownload an application at: [email protected] [email protected] TDD # 1-800-545-1833603-224-9221 Ext. 118 TDD # 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 118 An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer

An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer Moultonboro $369,900 #4513942 Moultonboro, $334,900 #4440891 Belmont, $329,900 #4453507 This open concept, waterfront has been New Construction! Ready for you to move in! A Beautiful sunsets and Lake Winnisquam views meticulously maintained! Situated on private wonderful open floor plan with a gas fireplace that from this custom built Colonial style home Wakondah Pond in low tax Moultoborough with is open on three sides. A great home w/ 4 BR, 2 BA. 400’ of water frontage. at a great price! Mary Goyette 603-707-7597 Kay Huston 603-387-3483 Shelly Brewer 581-2879

ViCampton,ewVi ewMore More NH Listings Listings– This isat: at: thewww.peabodysmith.com house you’ve “One“One Click Click and You’reand You’re Home!” Home!” Moultonboro $320,000 #4497158 Belmont $269,900 #4506018 Alexandria $212,000 #4490719 been waiting for. An affordable, beautiful Private and open is a real nice way to describe this home. Private location for this 7 room Colonial on 2.65 Build your dream home on beautiful Newfound home with a ton of gorgeous updates. This Move-in ready! This home has a new roof, siding, windows acres. Master suite has jetted tub and 2 walk-in Lake. Small private beach association with day stunning gambrel style farmhouse with closets. Spacious back deck overlooks dock directly across the street. MLS #4513809 | Offered at $229,900 with lifetime warranty, freshly painted & just over a mile to the a 2 car attached barn/garage has been Long Island town beach, one mile from Quayside YC. the large backyard. remodeled throughout. The vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, wood floors and a barn door closet Kay Huston 603-387-3483 Jim McShane 581-2875 Tracie Corbett 581-2886 really set the tone for this beautiful home. Jaw dropping kitchen with a double Viking wall oven, a beautiful island cook top and stainless appliances leads into the formal dining room which flows into the new family room – the crown jewel! Floor to ceiling stone faced gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, slider to the back yard! To add to the incredible features in this house, the main level 3/4 bath has an amazing steam shower unit. There are 3 bedrooms on the upper level along with a full bath. View More Listings at: www.peabodysmith.com “One Click and You’re Home!” Call us for a FREE COPY of Peabody & Smith’s Buyer’s Guide. Call us for a FREE COPY of Peabody & Smith’s Buyer’s Guide. Moultonboro $199,000 #4460752 Meredith, $189,000 #4505654 Belmont, $149,999 #4514270 OTHER PEABODY & SMITH OFFICES IN PLYMOUTH, NH & ST. JOHNSBURY, VT West Point Association – Enjoy sandy beach, tennis Very nicely maintained ranch in a quiet private Walking distance to town from this home with legal court, picnic area, docks & moorings. Priced for vacation setting. Nicely landscaped lot and open separate in-law apartment. Great opportunity for investment OTHER PEABODY620 Tenney& SMITH Mtn Hwy OFFICESCurry IN PlacePLYMOUTH, 3NH Mill &Street ST. JOHNSBURY, VT fun or year round living in a prime location. concept updated kitchen. or have a rental unit to help pay your mortgage. Plymouth, NH Holderness, NH Meredith, NH Adrien Labrie 603-455-5511 Judy McShane 581-2800 Charlene Reinauer 581-2885 603-238-6990 603-968-7615 603-279-6476

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• 189 Cottage Street • Littleton, NH 03561 • Telephone (603) 444-5237 • Fax (603) 444-5273 Business Development Officer Plymouth, NH Region Servers and Bartenders Reservationist Full-time position Salary Range - $55,607-$86,747 Dishwashers Front Desk Agent Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank promotes a high level of performance in our day to day work and in the Cooks Bellman service we deliver to our customers. We are looking for an individual with a positive and caring attitude, a self-motivated sense of ownership, and the desire to excel. Health Club Room Attendants

Job Description Attendant Houseman The ideal candidate will assume broad responsibility for the development of new business throughout the greater Night Auditor Laundry Attendants Plymouth region. He/she will coordinate community involvement and brand awareness for the Plymouth team as well as interact with various departments to coordinate effective business development activities. He/she will also be responsible for championing efforts to motivate branch staff to effectively cross sell bank services. The ability to Looking for a great place to work this fall and winter? We offer follow the policies and procedures of the bank and understand and adhere to all regulations is a must. competitive wages, flexible hours and amazing benefits. Eligible employees receive ski privileges at Loon Mountain and gym Job Requirements Successful applicants will have a solid work history and excellent customer service, communication, and membership to our on-site facility. Here you can enjoy our pool, interpersonal skills. Appropriate attire is required. A satisfactory criminal and credit background is essential. steam and sauna rooms, racquetball courts and weight room. Benefits Daily employee lunch is available for the low price of $2..50 Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank offers a comprehensive benefit package. Benefitted positions are also available. Benefits include: Paid

Contact Info time off, health, dental and vision insurance and 401K. Human Resources Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank Don’t wait to apply. Come in person or call or email Lori Hogan for 189 Cottage Street Littleton, NH 03561 more information. We look forward to you becoming a part of our Telephone: (603) 444-5237/ Fax: (603)-444-5273 dynamic team. Applications are available on the Bank’s website at: www.theguarantybank.com The Mountain Club on Loon Accept Applications by: Email, fax or mail Email: [email protected] 90 Loon Mountain Road, Lincoln, NH 03251 [email protected] | mtnclub.com | (603) 745-2244 x 5363 Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank encourages diversity in the workplace. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer of minorities, women, individuals with a disability and protected veterans.

• 189 Cottage Street • Littleton, NH 03561 • Telephone (603) 444-5237 • Fax (603) 444-5273 Part-time Bank Teller (7-10 hours a week) Plymouth, NH Office Pay Grade: Level I - $9.93-$11.43

Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank promotes a high level of performance in our day to day work and in the service we deliver to our customers. We are looking for an individual with a positive and caring attitude, a self-motivated sense of ownership, and the desire to excel.

Job Description The ideal candidate will have worked as a teller, or in a cash handling or other sales/service related position. He/she will be willing to conduct sales-related conversations with our customers, process transactions in a courteous and efficient manner, follow the policies and procedures of the bank and have the ability to understand and adhere to all regulations. The weekly schedule for this position will be Friday Afternoon & Saturday Morning. Additional hours will be available during peak seasons.

Job Requirements Successful applicants will have a solid work history and excellent customer service, communication, and interpersonal skills. Appropriate attire is required. A satisfactory criminal and credit background is essential.

Contact Info Human Resources Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank 189 Cottage Street Littleton, NH 03561 Telephone: (603) 444-5237/ Fax: (603)-444-5273 Applications are available on the Bank’s website at: www.theguarantybank.com Accept Applications by: Email, fax or mail Email: [email protected]

Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank encourages diversity in the workplace. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer of minorities, women, individuals with a disability and protected veterans. Town•To•Town MEREDITH NEWS/THE RECORD ENTERPRISE/WINNISQUAM ECHO ClassiThursday,fi Septembered 22, 2016s • B9

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The Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District, recognized as one of the Best Schools in NH, and located in a year round recreational setting in the White Mountains announces the following opening:

Payroll/Accounting Clerk for School Join Our Team JOB OPPORTUNITY Administrative Office 20 Hours Per Week, Year Round The Corner House Inn TOWN OF MOULTONBOROUGH The Town of Moultonborough is seeking applicants for the Associates degree in business or related field. Center Sandwich, NH following full time position(s): Experience in payroll, human resources and 284-6219 general bookkeeping. Equipment Operator: Perform maintenance of roadways, Interested parties should send a letter of [email protected] culverts, catch basins, sign posts, various labor tasks interest, a resume, three letters of reference, as assigned, snowplowing operations, and the like. certification status (where applicable), and Now Hiring: Knowledgeable in operation of backhoe, loader, dump a transcript to: truck and various maintenance equipment and preventative maintenance of roadways and site features. Must possess Joanne Osgood NH CDL B driver’s license, NH DOT Medical Card, High WAITSTAFF School diploma or GED, and ability to work well with minimum Lin-Wood Public School supervision. Must be available to work nights, holidays and P.O. Box 846 weekends when needed. Lincoln, NH 03251 603-745-2051 The Lincoln-Woodstock Submit application letter, resume, copy of current license Cooperative School District and medical card, and standard Town application form Job Applications are available on our website in Lincoln, NH, announces the following available at www.moultonboroughnh.gov (Click on Paid, at www.lin-wood.org immediate opening: Volunteer & Contract Opportunities) or Town Hall to Walter under the “Employment” section. Johnson, Town Administrator, 6 Holland Street, PO Box 139, Moultonborough, NH 03254. Position(s) open until filled School Custodian with review to begin on September 19, 2016. Wage Range: Applications will be accepted $18.80–$24.52. Excellent Benefits. EEO Employer. until position is filled. 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm The Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School Full-time year round with benefits. District is an equal opportunity employer. Interested parties should send a letter of interest, or call:

Joanne Osgood Lin-Wood Public School Seeking BC/BE Psychiatrist & Psychiatric APRN - FT (35hrs) at The Mental Health PO Box 846 Center in Berlin, NH (prefer FT but PT possible Lincoln, NH 03251 for Psych APRN; child/family certification 603-745-2051 preferred). Integrated multidisciplinary clinical team. 100% outpatient; 90-min evals and 30- min med appts. Optional paid phone-only Job Applications are available on our overnight/weekend call. website at www.lin-wood.org Benefits include medical insurance, 403(b) with under the “Employment” section. employer match, 11 paid holidays, generous vacation. Eligible for National Health Service Corps and Applications will be accepted until the State of NH Loan Repayment Programs. Must position is filled. have current NH License, accredited training, The Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School and skills in community psychiatry. District is an equal opportunity employer. Please send CV and cover letter with salary requirements to Melissa Myers, MD, NHS, 25 W. Main St., Conway, NH 03818 or e-mail to [email protected]. Positions require a valid driver’s license, proof of adequate auto insurance and the completion of driving, criminal and background records checks. This Agency is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and Provider.

HOLDERNESS CENTRAL SCHOOL Holderness, NH 03264 Machine Operators and Plating Technician openings Immediate Opening 2016-2017 School Year Nesco Resource a natiowide PART-TIME CAFETERIA AND staffing service is currently RECESS ASSISTANT partnering with Burndy LLC 11:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. to hire M-F Looking for a person to assist in the cafeteria and over 20 people in their playground supervising students. Lincoln facility. Please contact William Van Bennekum at 536-2538 Please contact Deb Allaire toll free 1-603-417-3000

Burndy® and Nesco Resource are Equal Opportunity Employers-M/F/Veteran/Disability. All Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, natural origin, disability, protected veteran status or any other protected class. B10 WINNISQUAM ECHO n

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