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Sold: real estate transfersKimberty Ann Moushftgan. WEARE 37 Thomdike Road; land and build-ing; $139,933; Steven and Sandra Harvey to Robert Worker. 55 Eastman Way; land and building; $245,200; Roger Hardy Construction LLC to Joaftna Jasinski and others. Unit 10 Lake Shore Village Resort; condo; $342,533; Stephen and Joyce Antler to Bruce Jackson and others. Unit 3 Silver Fox; condo; $44,533; Just Another LLC to Michele and Scott Foote. 77 Winslow Road; land and building; $320,000; Michael Green to Brian and Abigail Fernandes. WEBSTER Deer Meadow Drive; land and build-ing; $675,000; Brenda and Donald Lemay to Copart of Connecticut Inc. WILMOT 74 Campground Road; land and building; $212,000; Karl and Dayle Bjorkluhd to Jayne Rayno.WILMOT Wilmot to North Wilmot; land and building; $245,000; Ronald and Vic-toria Koron to Robert and Stephanie Hood. ANDOVER 38 Mall Road; land and building; $90,000; Patricia Loring to Carol and Kenneth Zilisch. Bradley Lake Road; land and building; $90,400; Dorothy Lorden to William Zimmerman. BRADFORD Bradford Center-Henniker Road; land; $340,000; Margaret Hunt Stewart to Douglas and Barbara Southard. Crittendon Road; land and building; $342,000; Todd Mayo and others to Patrick dnd Carolyn Kelley Jr. DEERING 295 Deering Road; land and building; $157,000; George Swedberg and oth-ers to Carol and Glen Niewola. 41 Dickey Hill Road; land and build-ing; $300,000; Lillian Titcomb to Terence Petano and others.1138 Deering Center Road; land and building; $215,000; Susan Bartlett and others to Thomas Matthew and Uanna Marie Pilesky. DUNBARTON 211 Stark Highway South; land and building; $167,533; Paul Salem Jr. to Andrew Robert Hird and others. Holiday Shore Drive; land and

building; $109,533; Michael and Lori Beardsley to Raymond McMahon 310 Stark Highway North; land and building; $206,000; Eric Gagnon to Douglas Cass and others. HENNIKER 88 Fairview Ave.; land and building; $94,200; Renaissance Home Equity Loan to Lisa Hall. 289 Western Ave.; land and building; $49,200; Gamp Trust to Polly and Ronald Finlayson Joint Trust. 147 Highland Drive; land and building; $218,533; Paul and Ariana Gillespie to Michael and Jennifer Ban. No address given; land and building; $175,000; Freeman Colby Family LP to Andrew and Joanne Spielberger. HILLSBOROUGH 22 Depot St., land and building, Street Realty; $50,000, 22 Depot Property Trust to Income Property Edge. No address land and building; $130,000; James McMahon to James and others, Patricia Waugh. 3 Bear Hill Road; land and building; $625,067; Guard House LLC to 2MJ5 Holdings LLC. 12 Williams Road; land and building; $424,933; Guard.1 Dean Hill Road; land and building; $132,533; Hartley and Lillian Nelson to Jon and Nancy Bryan. Turtle Bridge Crossing; land and building; $85,000; Linda Robichaud to Adam, Shelby and Kelly Pelletier. 28 Huntington Drive; land and build-ing; $120,000; Patricia Shea to Linda Joyce. Unit 41 Garden Gate Estates; condo; $50,000; James and Bridgid Carew to Stephanie Wilcoxen. HENNIKER592 Tanglewood Drive; land and building; $231,000; Sally Kendrick Trust to Daniel and Annette Mcintyre. Quarry Hill Court; land; $25,000; Kirk and Victoria Miller to Christopher and Donna Braga. Quarry Hill Court; land; $60,000; Kirk and Victoria Miller to Christopher and Donna Braga. HOPKINTON 1158 Briar Hill Road; land and build-ing; $221,000; Stephen Rook to Douglas and Jennifer Wenger. 18 Pinewood Drive; land and build-ing; $200,000; Robert and Dawn Hatch to Jessica Bailey.

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EVENTS community Bulletin BoardSATURDAy MARcH 31OPEN HOUSE: Bradford Police Department 9 AM to 1 PM. Baton Twirlers car wash, Refreshments Child safe ID Kits available SPRING BREAKFAST: 8-11 Am. Sponsored by the Wilmot Community Association and The Wilmot Learning Place. Pancakes, bacon, hash browns, quiche,pastries, juice $8 adults, $4 kids under 4 free. HYSA REGISTRATION There are 2 links to the Active website for sign ups at www.hysa-nh.com. One is for kids that are 12 and under (by May 1st for baseball and by January 1st for softball) the other link is for kids that are 13 and over (by May 1st for baseball and by January 1st for softball). Please sign up as soon as possible so we can get a good idea of how many teams we will have. If you sign up after March 12th there is a chance we won't have room and there will be a $10 late fee if we do. SPHAGETTI SUPPER: There will be a Spaghetti & Meatball Supper at The Chapel by the Lake in Munsonville at 6 PM. The menu includes tossed salad, bread, regular and sugar free desserts, and beverage. Cost $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for children 10-3, free for 2 and under. The Chapel is located on Old Route 9 near the imersection with Murdough Hill Road. For more information call 847-3212 or 847-3212. FLEA MARKET: Mercy Hathaway White Chapter NSDAR

will host a FLEA MARKET AND CRAFTS SALE at the Warner Town Hall from 9am until 2pm and still have room for more dealers. Only $15.00 to rent a furnished 6 foot table with two chairs inside the town hall. Set up time is 7am to 9am on that morning. For information or an applica-tion, please contact Roxana Smith at [email protected] or phone 456-3537.EASTER EGG HUNT: The annual tradition continues as the Parks & Recreation Department proudly presents this year's Easter Egg Hunt. Join us at 11am at the Hopkinton High School for fun activities and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny himself! The Easter Egg hunt will begin promptly at noon. Don't forget your Easter baskets and cameras!CRAFT FAIR: Craft Fair & Flea Market from 8:30 am - 2pm at Henniker Community Center. Sponsored by the Henniker Community Center Activities Committee. Rent a space for only $20! Click here for application and details. EASTER EGG HUT: Easter Egg Hunt for everyone THIS YEAR held at the Friendship House from 1-3 p.m. (rain or shine) of the South Newbury Union Church (corner of Village and Sutton Roads). Crafts/face painting/cookies/juice and THE EASTER BUNNY (bring a basket to gather your eggs.) SUNDAy APRIL 1CINDERELLA EVENT: Attend the Cinderella Event to

support Interact service events on April 1, 2012 at the New London Inn from 1-5 pm. Refreshments served and raffles to bid on. Thank you for your generosity. “Service above self”, HHS Interact Club.TUESDAy APRIL 3EGG DECORATING: Newport Recreation 10 AM Parent supervision required $1 per childHOW TO DAYS: The next How To’s Day program at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro will be crocheting for beginners. Join us at 7pm to learn the basics or just to brush up on your crochet skills. Please call 464-3595 to pre-register. How To’s Day is an ongoing program at the library held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Each month a different skill or craft will be featured. If you have a skill you’d like to share, let us know! For more information call the library at 464-3595.THURSDAy APRIL 5CHURCH SUPPER: Seder/Last Supper Meal: Holy Cross Church, Weare, will provide a meal and participatory reenactment of the Last Supper Seder in observance of Holy Week from 6-8 pm at the church, 118 Center Road. Free and open to all, including children. Gluten-free and vegetarian food available. Call 529-1042BOOK DISCUSSION: Could your family survive one year of eating only foods grown within fifty miles of home? Pick up a copy of the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by

The Town of Deering is accepting applications for aHeavy Equipment Operator. Candidate must have aminimum of at least 5 years of experience operatingheavy equipment for the purpose of maintaining, reha-bilitating and/or reconstructing gravel, paved roadwaysand open drainage ditches. Experience operating adump truck, loader, and backhoe is also required. Theposition also requires knowledge of and experience inoperating snow removal equipment up to and including10-wheel trucks with plows, wing-plows and sanders.The candidate will possess a valid New Hampshire’sDriver’s License with a good driving record, and aclass “B” CDL License. The candidate must have aHigh School diploma or GED equivalent. The successfulcandidate must be able to pass a physical, substanceabuse screening, and a criminal background check priorto employment. The Town of Deering is an EqualOpportunity Employer. Benefits include health insurance,basic life insurance, short-term and long-term disability,vacation, sick leave and paid holidays, as well as a con-tribution towards a government retirement program.Salary is commensurate on experience. Contact CraigOhlson, Town Administrator for further information andapplication. Deering Town Hall, 762 Deering CenterRoad, Deering, NH 03244 or call (603)464-3248.Applications must be received by Friday, April 13, 2012.

TOWN OF DEERINGHEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR The Hillsboro, NH Police Department, located on Route

#202/9 halfway between Concord and Keene, has a full-timepolice officer opening. Candidates must be full-time certified.Successful candidates would be working in a state of the artpolice facility, which has a 24-hour dispatch center that dispatchesfor 5 police departments. Police officers have access to the latestequipment and newest technology. The police department coversa large geographic area and the community is experiencing growth.Pay range for a police officer is dependent on experience, withexcellent health and dental benefits. Send resume by April 13,2012 to Chief David M. Roarick, Hillsboro Police Department, POBox 1489, Hillsboro, NH 03244. Hillsboro is an EOE.

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The Hillsboro, NH Police Department, located on Route #202/9between Concord and Keene, has a position open for part-timedispatchers. The opening is primarily for overnight shifts andweekends. Successful candidates would be working in a state ofthe art police facility, which has a 24-hour dispatch center thatdispatches for 5 communities. Dispatchers have access to the latestequipment and newest technology. The police department coversa large geographic area and the community is experiencing growth.Starting range is $14.10 to $18.42 per hour with excellent healthand retirement benefits. Send or deliver resume by April 13, 2012to Hillsboro Police Department, PO Box 1489, Hillsboro, NH 03244,Attention: Kevin Belanger. Hillsboro is an EOE.

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EVENTS community Bulletin BoardBarbara Kingsolver and take part in the discussion at Fuller Public Library at 7pm. For more information please call the library at 464-3595. FRIDAy APRIL 6EASTER EGG HUNT: Newport Airport grass runway 11 Am parent supervision required. Sponsored by Newport Recreation.SATURDAy APRIL 7EASTER EGG HUNT: Easter Egg Hunt: Children of all ages (and their parents) are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt at 10:00 am at Holy Cross Church, 118 Center Road, Weare. The hunt will be followed by the story of Easter for children. EASTER EGG HUNT: New London Town Common Meet at the gazebo at 9:30 AM Photos with the Easter Bunny at 10 AM Bring a decorated Easter Basket.SUNDAy APRIL 8EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE: 6:30am, CHURCH LAWN 2234 East Washington Rd., East Washington, NH. ALL ARE WELCOME. Sponsored by East Washington Baptist Church.Monday April 9HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Washington Historical Society Meeting. Meeting House Documentary presented byCarolyn Russell – Project Director. This will be a sneak preview of the special Meeting House documentary video on the history of our Town Hall in celebration of its 225 Birth-day. Meeting will be held at Camp Morgan Lodge. 6pm, Pot Luck Supper. 7pm, Business Meeting. 7:30pm Presentation. Come for the presentation even if you cannot attend the pot luck supper or business meeting. TUESDAy APRIL 10GARDEN CLUB MEETS: New London Garden Club Open Meeting Our Lady of Fatima Church 724 Main Street New London Refreshments 1PM Program 1:30“LEARNING FROM THE BEARS” Ben Kilham of Lyme, NH, often called The Bear Man, has rescued and raised orphaned bears and reintroduced them successfully back into the wild. He will share what he has learned about bear behavior from living with them. Information: Ginger Milord 526 2099FREE PROGRAMANTRIM HISTORY: A Walk Down Memory Lane, A Unique Historical Perspective Of Antrim: Several longtime residents will discuss and reminisce about the Antrim in which they grew up and the changes that have occurred over almost nine decades. Tue., April 10th, 11:00 am,Antrim Area Senior Center/Presbyterian Church.FRIDAy APRIL 13HARRIS CENTER: Spring Senior Trek at Robb Reservoir Reservation* Moderately easy 2.5 mile outing. Meet Harris Center volunteers at 10 am at the southeast corner of the Ocean State Job Lot parking area at the junction of Routes 101 and 202 in Peterborough. Back about 2 p.m.MEAT RAFFLE: The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 59 will be hosting the monthly meat raffle at the American Legion Post 59, W. Main Street, Hillsboro. Paddles go on sale at 5:30pm, the spinning begins at 6pm. There will be plenty of meats to start off the

grilling season, plus many extras! Open to members and guests. Come in for our famous Fish Fry and join in the fun of the meat raffle and help out and support your local post.GREAT MUSIC: The Open Door Coffee-House at Smith Memorial Church in Hillsborough features several talented local musicians. Refreshments served. Free admission - dona-tions accepted.SATURDAy APRIL 14FLEA MARKET: The First Congregational Church of Hopkinton, UCC, will hold their annual Flea Market at the Parish House in Hopkinton Village (at the junction of Routes 202/9 and 103), from 9am-Noon. Household goods, clothing, toys, and furniture in good condition will be available at reasonable prices. Proceeds will benefit our mission endeavors. For further information, please call the church office at 746-4235. RABIES CLINIC: For dogs and cats. 9-11 am (rain or shine) South Newbury Union Church Dr. Claire Timbas. Parking lot of Friendship House. Rabies shot fee $13.00.(please bring a previous rabies vaccination certificate, if available). The Newbury's Town Clerk will be present to register and license your dog.

PUBLIC NOTICESPECIAL MEETING WARRANT

TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH, NH

To the voters eligible to vote in Town affairs ofthe Town of Hillsborough, notice is given thata Special Meeting of the voters will be held atthe Hillsboro-Deering High School Cafeteriacommencing at 7:00 p.m. on April 10, 2012 forthe purpose of acting upon the following business:

To see if the Town will vote, pursuant to RSA 31:5-b,to legalize and ratify the action taken by the Town atits meeting of March 13, 2012 where the Town passedArticle 7 and Article 8 of the warrant for the Town’s2012 annual meeting and appropriated the sum of upto $1,704,000 to be used to finance (i) the replacementof the two screw pumps at the waste water facility andrelated costs (Article 7, $800,000) and (ii) the comple-tion of the design, engineering and construction for thepurpose of installing a Granular Activated Carbon (GAC)filtration system or alternative treatment methods to theexisting water treatment process, along with any relatedactivities (Article 8, $904,000), such sums which were tocome from the issuance of bonds and notes pursuant tothe provisions of the Municipal Finance Act, RSA 33, asamended (together, the "Bond Issue"); the votes on theBond Issue being procedurally defective due to the factthat the polls at the 2012 annual meeting were not keptopen for voting on the Bond Issue for at least one hour,in violation of the provisions of RSA 33:8-a(II); provided,however, that should this article not pass, such vote willnot rescind the original bond authorization.

Recommended by the Selectmen (Two-thirds (2/3) ballot vote required)

Article 1.

The Deering Planning Board will be holding apublic hearing for a proposed lot line adjustment

for Anne & Dennis Cavagnaro, Glen Road,Map 215, Lots 15 & 16, on April 11, 2012

at 7:00PM at the Deering Town Hall.

TOWN OF DEERING

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Karen Wilson (back left), VP – CRA Officer for Laconia Savings Bank and Rose McKinnon (back, 2nd from left), AVP – Antrim & Hillsborough Office Man-ager for Laconia Savings Bank presented The Grapevine with a check in the amount of $1,000 towards their “Guiding Good Choices” program.

Laconia Savings supports The GrapevineLaconia Savings Bank is proud to donate $1,000 to The Grapevine

Family & Community Resource Center towards their “Guiding Good Choices” program. The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center invites parents of children ages 9 to 14 years to participate in a free workshop called Guiding Good Choices® that research shows is effective in preventing alcohol, drug and tobacco use by adolescents. The 5-session course will take place at Antrim Elementary School and will provide free on-site child care and dinner. Laconia Savings Bank’s Rose McKinnon, AVP – Office Manager for both their Antrim and Hillsborough office is active on the board, finance committee, and has been the treasurer for The Grapevine for the past five years. “The impact they have on the community through various programs is immense” stated Rose. “It is rewarding to be a part of the Grapevine. I firmly believe in their vision and initiatives that touch all age groups in our community. I am proud to be affiliated with the Grapevine both as the Office Manager of Laconia Savings Bank and as a community member myself.”

Newbury youth starts trash collection businessNewbury Town Administrator Dennis Pavlicek informed the

selectmen that he met with a high school student that lives in Newbury in the summers that wishes to start a business in Newbury. He would like to collect trash from interested residents at a set fee and bring it to the Newbury Transfer Station. Pavlicek said that he made it clear that the trash coming into the Transfer Station must be from Newbury residents only. Pavlicek said that he will bring demolition to Gobin in Newport directly. The Board agreed that this will be fine. Pavlicek will let him know he has permission to do this.

AT&T withdraws Antrim cell tower applicationOn January 30th, AT&T filed an application to build an 85 foot

cell tower on Smith Road in Antrim. On March 20th, the application was unexpectedly withdrawn and the withdrawal was accepted by the Planning Board at its meeting last Thursday. The company gave no explanation for the withdrawal.

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Mercy Hathaway White Chapter Regent, Angela Lavoy (right) presents Jane Voss (left) with her 50 year certificate. Ms. Voss joined NSDAR in April 1961 under the service of her ancestor Benjamin Remick, Sr. and his wife Elizabeth Deed. Remick resided in Maine and provided his patriotic service as a ship-builder.

Former Deering man arrested for child pornDana Moody, 44 of Clark Hill Road in New Boston was arraigned

on five felony charges of possession and distribution of child pornog-raphy. The arrest results from images and videos of sexual abuse of infants and toddlers that were discovered after executing a search war-rant of Moody’s residence. Each offense is a Class A Felony, punish-able upon conviction, by up to 15 years in state prison.

Weare man heads Liquor marketingA Weare man has been promoted to be Director of Marketing,

Merchandising and Warehousing at the NH Liquor Commission. In his new role, Richard Gerrish will be responsible for market strategies for the Commissions 77 Liquor & Wine Outlets.

Gerrish has worked for the Liquor Commission for 35 years, spending 24 years at the store level and 18 years in management.

Sunapee student in NH Geography BeeA Sunapee seventh grader participated in the 2012 NH Geographic

Bee held at Keene State College on March 30th. Should he win the NH competition, Connor Fleury would be awarded $100 and a paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Finals May 22-24. The National winner receives a $25,000 college scholarship and a trip to the Gala-pagos Islands with a parent.

The Fells hires a new Landscape DirectorJoe Thompson has been hired as The Fells new Landscape Direc-

tor. Joe has vast experience in both landscape architecture and design and a passion for all aspects of the landscape. He holds a BS degree in landscape architecture from Penn State University and a Teachers Certification from Colby-Sawyer College. He owns a design-build land-scaping business in Etna, New Hampshire. You can meet Joe at our Member Reception on Friday, May 25. Please introduce yourself.


Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedMary B. Rousseau

HILLSBOROUGH- Mary B. Rousseau, 98, a life long resident of Hillsborough died peacefully in her sleep Wednesday morning March 21, 2012 at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Concord, NH. Survived by 1 son, Robert and his wife, Lou Ann Rousseau of Hillsborough, NH; 2 grandsons, Chris Rousseau of Milford, NH and his significant other, Vicki Blanchard, grandson, Cody Rousseau of Hillsborough along with neph-ews and nieces. Donations may be made in his name to Hillsborough Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 350 Hillsboro, NH, 03244. For more log on to www.holtwoodburyfh.com

Lynn (Jordan) HauserHILLSBOROUGH - Lynn (Jordan)

Hauser of Hillsboro passed away suddenly on Saturday, March 17th, 2012 at her home. She was born in Concord on July 31st, 1961 the daughter of Harry and Dorothy Jordan both deceased. She attended school in Hillsboro and lived there most of her life. She is survived by her longtime compan-ion Michael McNally; sister Bettye Ottens and her partner Fred “Bud” Kulbacki; her brother, Harry Jordan of Arkansas and his wife Sue; nieces Jennifer Clough and Daveen Lloyd, nephews Zackary and Nicho-las Jordan; great niece Kyra Lloyd, great nephews Charles Davis, Daniel Clough, and Matthew Clough.

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passed away peacefully on March 7, 2012,

at the age of 93. He was born in Auburn, NH, on Sept. 21, 1918, to Ethel (Baillie) and Chester Clapp. He is survived by his sister, Amy Arnold, currently of Eugene, Oregon, cousins, niece, nephew, and great-nieces.

Edwin J. Campbell WEARE - Edwin J. "Ed" Campbell,

91, died Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at Concord Hospital after a brief illness. He was born March 19, 1921, in Lynn, MA, a son of the late Joseph and Mary (Fenton) Campbell. Besides his wife, Barbara, he is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Barbara Outridge and Rob of Dracut; a son and daughter-in-law, Edwin Campbell and Jeanne (McDevitt) of Weare; a sister and brother-in-law, Virginia McGill and Frank of Peabody, MA; seven grandchildren: Kelly Lemieux of Taunton, MA, Denise LeFebvre of Lowell, MA, Tara Aviles of Lowell, MA, Bryan Outridge of Dracut, MA, Joseph Campbell of Hillsborough, Bryanne Campbell of Concord, Michael Campbell of Weare; 14 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandson. He was the brother of the late Dorothy Allen, Gloria Dupuis and Frederick Campbell. Memorial contribu-tions to the American Heart Association, New England Affiliate, 20 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701-4688 or National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater New England Chapter, 101a First Ave., Waltham, MA 02451, will be appreciated. Visit tewks-buryfuneralhome.com.

Edgerton F. "Tony" Hyde

WARNER - Edgerton F. Hyde "Tony", 92, of Warner, died Saturday, March 24, 2012 at the Concord Hospital. Tony was born March 29, 1919 in New York City, son of the late Fillmore and Sylvia (Hyde) Hyde. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Elizabeth "Ronnie"; daughters, Cathey Gage of Mt. Pleasant, SC, Anne Redding and her husband, Brian of Waitsfield, VT, and Ellen Mayo and her husband, Chris of Warner; a stepbrother, Edward Douglas of New York City; six grandchildren, Shea and Chad Murdock, Heidi and Caitlin Redding, and Brandon and Christopher Mayo; as well as five great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sister, Varian and his stepson, Stephen Danaher.

Catherine M. Betts Stillson NEWPORT - Catherine M. (Betts) Still-

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedBridget, and Ciara Stillson and Sean and Eric Stoeckle; four great-grandchildren, Trisha Stevenson, Elizabeth Shumway, Rebekah Nieman, Kathryn Niesz; one great-great-grand-child, Rhiannon Aakjar. Cathleen was predeceased by her husband of 51 years Linford E. Stillson and her son, David W. Stillson. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 538 Preston Ave., P.O. Box 1004, Meriden, CT 06050-1004 or to Ability Beyond Disability, 4 Berkshire Blvd. Bethel, CT 06801. As well as South-bury Training School, 1461 South Britain Road, Southbury, CT 06488.

Doris (Kirch) Sieburg NAVARRE, FL - Doris (Kirch) Sieburg,

93, died Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at her Florida home. Doris was the third of four children born to Roy Harrison Kirch and Vera Dieffenbach Kirch and the wife of Donald Kenneth Sieburg, who preceded her in death Nov. 4, 2010. She was born in Newark, NJ, and attended public schools in Newark. She graduated from Stoneleigh Jr. College in Rye. She is survived by twin daughters Judith and Jacqueline and sons, Donald K. (and wife Denise), and Doug-las K. She also is survived by her brother, Roy Kirch, nine grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. The family requests that any memorial contributions be made to The First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 336, New London, 03257, or your local hospice.

Knut Thorsø NEW LONDON - Knut Thorsø, 88, died

Monday, March 19, 2012, at The Clough

Center in New London, where he had resided for the past two years. He was born in Trondheim, Norway, on Oct. 2, 1923, the son of Sigurd and Hannah (Hansen) Thorsø. Members of his family surviving include his wife, Marion (Drescher) Thorsø, of New London; two daughters, Wendy and her husband, Lee Pelletier, of Hope, Maine, and Tarilyn Thorsø of Portland, Maine; a son and his wife, Kristian and Bente Thorsø, of Norway; a stepdaughter and her husband, Brenda and Tom Crimes, of Newport, N.H.; six grandchildren and their spouses, Jeffrey and Emily, Katy and Josh, Kristian and Sarah, Jason and Saralyn, Joel and Sara, and Julianne and Einar; and 14 great-grandchil-dren. He was predeceased by his siblings, Jens, Thor, Synnøve, Morten, Svenn, Otto and Åge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Newport Senior Center, 76 South Main St., Newport, NH 03773.

Ann M. Selitto WEARE - Ann M. Selitto, 78, died

March 26, 2012, at Elliot Hospital after a recent illness. She was born in South Orange, N.J., on May 6, 1933, to Louis and Elizabeth (Damata) Selitto. Ann enjoyed a long corporate career with Grace Interna-tional. She had a love for music and was a member of the New Jersey Opera Guild. The family includes a sister, Marie Ruggles of New Boston; nieces, Amanda Ruggles of New Boston and Mary Beth O'Malley of Scituate, MA; nephew John B. Heroux III of Warrenton, VA; many other nieces and nephews throughout the country; a grand-niece, Gillian O'Malley; and grandnephews

Connor O'Malley and Alexander, Zachary and Nicholas Heroux. She was predeceased by a sister, Elizabeth Heroux, and brothers Joseph, Louis and Michael Selitto.

Protase E. “Woody” Woodford

HANCOCK - Protase E. “Woody” Wood-ford, 77, of South Elmwood Road, Hancock died Sunday evening at his home. He was born on Sept. 10, 1934 in New York City, NY, the son of Editta Principe de Woodford and Protase D. Woodford. He is survived by his beloved wife of 51 years, Sally Ay-ers Woodford, a daughter, Alexandra A. Woodford of Greenfield, a son, Protase E. Woodford, Jr. and his wife, Chrysal Woodford, of Vineyard Haven, MA, a grand-daughter, Emmanuelle Grey Woodford, his sister, Marie Louise Woodford Principe of Ponce, Puerto Rico and numerous cousins in Canada, Puerto Rico and the US. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that dona-tions in Woody’s memory be made to St. Patrick School, Jaffrey, 03452; The Harris Center for Conservation Education, 83 King’s HWY, Hancock, 03449 or a charity of your choice.

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of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Dorothy Doane, 97, of Peterborough, who died on March 1, 2012. The mass will be held at St. Peter’s Church of Devine Mercy Parish with Reverend Gerald R. Belanger as celebrant in Peterborough, on Saturday, March 31 at 1 p.m.

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