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As train operations resume, safety considerations are important tokeep in mind
The Hobo and Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad is advising thepublic that the rail line between Lincoln, NH and Tilton, NH isnow active for the 2016 season. Various train operations will takeplace from now through late December, including excursion
trains, special tourist trains and other equipment moves. Story continues on page A2
A Hobo Railroad excursion train is shown safely crossing Route 112, the Kancamagus Highway, in Lincoln, NH on itsone hour and twenty minute round-trip journey to Woodstock,NH and back along the banks of the Pemigewasset River.(Photo - Tim Stockwell)
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NORTHCOUNTRY NEWS| [email protected] • May 20, 2016 • Page A‐2
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As a result, the railroad wouldlike to remind the public thatcaution should be exercised atall times around moving trainsand to always expect a train.Other safety considerations tokeep in mind include gradecrossing signals, which shouldalways be obeyed. Driversshould stop when they hear whistle signals at grade cross-ings and never try to beat a train
at a crossing or park on or near a railroad crossing.
In an effort to promote the mes-sage of railroad safety, theHobo and WinnipesaukeeScenic Railroads works closelywith Operation Lifesaver, anationally recognized non-prof-it organization that works dili-gently to improve railroad safe-ty through engineering, educa-tion and enforcement.
“People need to be aware of the potential danger around movingrail equipment, even when railcars and locomotives are mov-ing at slow speeds,” statedBenjamin Clark, Vice Presidentof the Railroad. “Safety isalways our first priority.”
For the Hobo Railroad, scenictourist excursion trains willdepart from Hobo Junction inLincoln, NH on weekends start-
ing Saturday, May 28, 2016 before switching to daily opera-tions on Friday, June 24, 2016for the summer and into the fall.The one hour and twentyminute round-trip excursionstravel along the PemigewassetRiver between Lincoln, NorthWoodstock and Woodstock, NHand cross several roadways and
bridges along the way.
The Winnipesaukee Scenic
Railroad, which is based inMeredith & Weirs Beach, NH,will also open for weekendoperations on Saturday, May28, 2016. Daily operations willget underway on Friday, June24, 2016 for one and two hour round-trip excursions along thewestern shore of LakeWinnipesaukee and PaugusBay.
“People love to look at trainsand we have a number of spe-
cial events scheduled through-out the season where they can
see and experience rail travel upclose and personal in a safemanner,” concluded Clark.
Both the Hobo Railroad inLincoln, NH, and theWinnipesaukee Scenic Railroadin Meredith and Weirs Beach,
NH offer a variety of specialevents and scenic excursionsfor the general public, schoolgroups and bus tours from midMay though late October.
The Hobo Railroad is located inLincoln, NH, just off Exit 32 on
I-93, left on Route 112, across from McDonaldWinnipesaukee Scenic Ris conveniently locatedMain Street in Merediwith a satellite locationBoardwalk at 211 LAvenue in Weirs Beach
For more information indeparture times, tickespecial events, www.HoboRR.com or main office at (603) 745
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ed to 100 applicants. The Cadetwho returns for the second year attends the Advanced Academy.This is limited to thirty appli-cants. The third year Cadets areusually very serious about a
pursuing a career in lawenforcement and attends theLeadership Academy. This islimited to fifteen applicants.
The Academy staff is police andcorrections officers from New
Hampshire and the UnitedStates Army, whose time is gen-erously donated by the Chiefs,Directors and Selectmen.Training for all three class lev-els is conducted by the most
prestigious law enforcementofficials in local, county, state,and federal law enforcement, aswell as professionals from busi-ness, media and academia. Thetraining has both physical andeducational demands, the class-room topics are fascinating, andthe discipline is motivating.Registration deadline is June8th, but applications are consid-ered on a first come, first serve
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At the conclusion Academy, the staff awascholarships worth a $1,500 to students contheir education in tenforcement or criminafields. There is funding
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Jay Marshall Hired asElementary Administrator for Woodsville Elementary SchoolMarshall takes over the reins onJuly 1
No. Haverhill, NH, April 28,
2016: Dr. Donald A. LaPlante,Interim Superintendent of Schools for SAU #23announced today that Mr. JayMarshall, currently theBehavior Specialist for SAU23, was elected to the positionof Elementary Administrator of Woodsville Elementary Schoolin Woodsville, NH by theHaverhill Cooperative SchoolBoard on Wednesday,Wednesday, April 27 at a spe-
cial school board meeting.
Mr. Marshall was the candidateof choice of a selection commit-tee comprised of board mem-
bers, teachers, and parents .LaPlante nominated Mr.Marshall at Wednesday’s spe-cial school board meeting andMarshall was elected by unani-mous vote of the board.
Mr. Marshall has served as aschool administrator for theBecket Family of Services for some fourteen years. During histenure the Becket organization,
Mr. Marshall had an opportuni-ty to work with behavior inter-
vention, counseling, curriculumdevelopment, budgeting, and
professional development. Mr.Marshall will assume his dutiesas Elementary Administrator onJuly 1 of this year.
Eric Chase Hired as NewPrincipal for Woodsville HighSchool
Veteran educator takes over thereins on July 1
No. Haverhill, NH, April 28,2016: Dr. Donald A. LaPlante,Interim Superintendent of Schools for SAU #23announced today that Mr. EricChase, currently the Principalof the Newfound MemorialMiddle School in Bristol, NH,was elected to the position of Principal of Woodsville HighSchool in Woodsville, NH bythe Haverhill CooperativeSchool Board on Wednesday,Wednesday, April 27 at a spe-cial school board meeting.
Mr. Chase was the candidate of choice of a selection committeecomprised of board members,teachers, and parents. LaPlantenominated Mr. Chase atWednesday’s special school
board meeting and Chase waselected by unanimous vote of
the board. Mr. Chase has beenPrincipal of Newfound
Memorial Middle Schooeleven years.
During his tenure with Newfound Area SDistrict, Mr. Chase also hopportunity to serve a brieas an Interim SuperintendSchools.
Mr. Chase will assumduties as Principal on Julythis year.
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Am I a traitor (or a wise shop- per)? My new-to-me bike camewith only one key. Knowinghow I am, I thought a second
back-up key might be in order.Called the HD dealer - I wouldhave to come in with my regis-tration, photo ID, take a bloodtest, and pee in a cup. To get theextra official key with a black
plastic HD cover over the bow(the part you hold) is $30 – andit would take two weeks toreceive it. Or I could go toBob’s Lock and Key inLaconia, walk in, pass the keyover, listen to some grindingnoises, and almost immediatelyhave a perfectly working copy...for $8.50. It’s goldish on color and missing the HD name,however. Worth it? To me itwas; that’s $20 bucks to spendon something else (like pizza or ice cream).Speaking of ice cream (clever
segue there), the sign thatspring is really here has hap-
pened. Not only am I getting aride in today, but the Ever-love-ly Miss Kim and I recently wentup to Moose Scoops in Warren.It didn’t disappoint!
Am I the only one? I have start-ed to notice things that have to
be more than coincidence onmy Facebook feed. For exam-
ple, there was a story about aman who was arrested for tak-ing pictures up women’s skirts.Then an ad for a photographer came next. Or a story about a
baby drop-off box for unwanted babies and then the next post (ameme) said “I am not a babydaddy; I am a father.”Coincidence or is someonemessing with me?
Email has certainly changed. Iam down to two regular con-
tributors, but when I have a business question, it’s my go-tomethod of contact unless I pick up my home telephone (I stillhave a land-line as we live in adead zone). Work, on the other hand, often offers me hundredsof emails when I get in (theremay be one or two hidden with-in to actually place ads).
Regarding the recent demon-strations we are seeing on thenews, all I have to say is 1968.
There are parameters. I agreethat you should adapt to
America if you want to be here.We have a flag, a language, anda culture. If you don’t likethem, find your own separate
peace or stay where your flag,language, and culture are morecomfortable. We have a lot of latitude here, so reasonablyadapt.
After I sold my motorcycle lastwinter, I was okay thinking thatwas it for bikes, but as theweather has hinted at getting
better, I knew I had to keep rid-ing as long as I could, even if itwasn’t that often. Basically,you’re out there surrounded bynothing but air (and a lot of idiots), straddling a pile of pow-ered metal and rubber, separat-
ed from the road by a couple of feet. It’s like sitting sidewayson a piano bench and going 65+mph. Yes, there is an element of danger, but having ridden off and on for over 50 years, it isnot me I worry about.
We are the sum total of every-thing we have seen, heard, etc.,etc. I have read W. Owen, D.Trumbo, S. Crane, R. Jarrell,and C. Sandburg and listened toP. Ochs, B. Saint-Marie,Country Joe and he Fish, B.McGuire, Buffalo Springfield,Metallica, B. Sadler, CharlieDaniels, The Kingston Trio, andCrosby, Stills, Nash, and Young(Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner,Smith, Sacco, and Vanzetti [old
joke]) , so of course I am
against any unnecessary or ‘bad’ war waged to make therich richer. We are all eachunique in all the world, soeverything that has come before
makes us who we are.Therefore, it’s no wonder basedon our backgrounds andupbringings that you support(fill in candidate’s name) and Imay not. That should be okay,
but it isn’t, so if you (or I) sup- port (fill in candidate’s) name,there has to be insults and namecalling. No! Don’t be a bully! (Ihate bullies!) Agree to disagreeand move on.
Thinking the older I get, themore meaning some holidaysand special occasions have...while others have less.Birthdays, for example, are justanother day for me. MemorialDay and Veterans Day on theother hand....
Just after 7:30 pm on 5/10 as
I am writing this part. With zero percent reporting, Trump has been declared the winner inWV. While it may seem he wasthe only candidate in the race,at least nine others receivedvotes on the Republican side.The way things seem to be
going, why not just tel poll the nation and just the winner of the nationtion. Nobody will hav
bothered to get out an
Just a suggestion....
Finally, values! The eying Vietnamese modPlayboy (Venezuela ePlaymate Angie Vu comlast month that her fimonths in jail in Brookl
been “torture” and because of her lack of a beauty care. Vu is fextradition to France foher 9-year-old daughterlation of the father’s claim and is locked upfederal judge rules. Amcomplaints: “turning pthe “harsh light”; l“Guerlain’s moistinability to look at hermonths (because glass
are prohibited); and “woabout being hit on by “le(thus causing “wrinkleleast, she told the reporhas found God in jail andtime reading the BibleYork Daily News].
Later.
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(As Tom continues his recovery,we’ll share a column back fromMay of 2014.)
The colors of autumn are ofteneasier to grasp for me thanthose of this fleeting and rapid-ly shifting stage of spring.
Autumn delivers red, orange,yellow, and brown in a stunningdisplay. But in a WhiteMountain spring it’s all green,but there seem to be a thousandshades of green as new lifepulses through the trees andshrubs. Even when it comes tothe leaves on similar trees, Ifind there is a difference at thistime of year. Not every birchtree is at the same stage of development. Some are slower in delivering their leaves to theforest and are just beginning tobud, while others are further along and their little flags of mint green are larger. I’venoticed this especially with the
beech leaves. Many are already
full. Not in color, but in size.Others, meanwhile, are just
barely curling out of their shellsand tentatively reaching out totheir new world.
In the shady and sun dappledforest, it’s not as easy to see.But once higher up with viewsout to other mountains or downinto the valleys, the variation of greens is dizzying. They areimpossible to define.
In looking back at the WhiteMountain artists of the 1800s, Irealize they never captured this
phenomenon. They mostlyworked from down below andlooked up at the mountains, andtheir paintings seemed to cap-
ture full summer, or a bit of fall,some of winter. But not thesethousand shades of green.
Yesterday, when Atticus and Iwere on the ledges looking out,I thought of the dizzying arrayof greens and how impossible itis to describe. I would imaginethey would have been just asimpossible to capture on a can-vas.
In another two or three weeks,this uniqueness will be camou-flaged by a uniform lush, ver-dant sea. All will be a deepgreen and we’ll have to waituntil late September and therolling out of the autumn rain-
bow across the ripples of moun-
tains to see the trees march totheir own drummers again.
For now though, we take it allin. The shades, the shapes, thesizes, the wild impossible to
capture population of greens.We inhale with eyes wide andare left in wonder.
It’s not unlike looking up at thestars each night. If you get to a
place where you can see the sky perfectly, where mankindhasn’t diminished their viewwith too much light, you lay onyour back and there is a tapestryof infinity above. It boggles themind and forces us to surrender to nature.
I was thinking about this yester-day and last night read againWhitman’s poem, “When IHeard the Learn’dAstronomer”.
When I heard the learn'd astronomer,When the proofs, the figures,were ranged in columns beforeme,When I was shown the chartsand diagrams, to add, divideand measure them,When I sitting heard theastronomer where he lectured withmuch applause in the lecture-room,
How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick,Till rising and gliding out I wander' d off by myself,
In the mystical moist night-air,and from time to time,
Look'd up in perfect silence at
the stars.
I find comfort in knowineverything can be capturdefined. Not really. It’sthe essence of the big p
which delivers us to wand not the definition fouthe certainty of the microsview.
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Harmony is the vehicle and theMidweeklings are doing thedriving! I was able to hop onboard recently for the last leg of
one sweet trip, catching their last set at the Common Cafe' inRumney. The ride started with aresounding rendition of theMama's and the Papa's hit song“California Dreaming” and pro-ceeded through the back roadsand byways of a plethora of musical styles. We heard folk,country, rock and blues, and wewere even treated to a littledetour into the world of Funk asHolly Furlone launched into adance floor filling version of the Deee-Lite number “Grooveis in the Heart”. With a bal-anced mix of original musicsuch as the collaboration “ShotDown” (winner of a song fightcompetition and featured ontheir record “Ten Stories High”)“Twisted” ( H. Furlone) and“CoalTrain” (R. Puga) andvocally strong covers such asthe aforementioned CaliforniaDreaming, The Midweeklingskept the journey exciting!
And just as the ride sloweddown and passengers preparedto disembark, theMidweeklings delivered onemore; an A Capella old spiritual“I Bid You Goodnight” whichseems to be becoming a tradi-tion for this gifted vocal trio. A
perfect number to drive ithome, safe, sound and satisfied!
With so many talented musi-cians in our region these days,we are fortunate to be able tohear extraordinary string pick-
ers, percussionists and key- board players. And it is true thatmany of these acts employ ahealthy dose of harmony intheir sound, but with this trio,the harmony is the sound andthe essence of theMidweeklings. The combina-tion of these three voices cre-ates a vibration resonating withthe audience in such a way thateveryone feels compelled tosing along. As Raf puts it “it's
the energy from the audiencethat actually fuels this band!” In
between songs, the space isfilled with with a lot of laughter and joking, strengthening the
jovial bond with the audience.
The Midweeklings are: HollyFurlone, Jim Tyrell and RafaelPuga all seasoned veterans of the White Mountain musicscene. Each a powerful vocalist,the trade off and mix of instru-mentation only adds to the fla-vor as acoustic guitars, bass,key boards and a myriad of
hand percussion can be heardon any given number. Formedin 2013 after repeated OpenMic sessions at the CountryCow in Campton, the trioembarked on the RPM chal-lenge in 2014, which is to writeand record an entire album inthe month of February (Moreinfo atw w w . r p m c h a l l e n g e . c o m )which resulted in “Ten StoriesHigh” and again in 2015 whichgave us “Now and Then” (listento this record at http://themid-weeklings.blogspot.com/)
The Midweeklings will contin-ue to play around our regionand beyond as they are occa-
sionally tapped for appearancesuch as their opening for JohnPrine and the Avett Brothers in2015. You can find the latestschedule on their Facebook
p a g e(https://www.facebook.com/themidweeklings/timeline). And
be sure that you will leave aMidweeklings performancewith a little bounce in your step,and a song on your lips!
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- Notices, Letters, Politics, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! -Letter To The Editor___________________________________________________________________________
NH Fish & Game Seeks Volunteers To HelpCreate Habitats For New England Cottontails___________
Summer Program Staff Warren Village School-Warren, NH
Term: Monday-Friday, June 30-July 29, 2016; 35
hours/week.
Job Description: Help lead fun, experiential
learning activities for 1st-8th grade students in our
Summer Program. Possibility for continuing
employment during 2016-2017 school year.
Qualifications: 1 year of educational experience
or college coursework.
To Apply:Send Letter, Resume, & 3 References to Mary
Doyle, Program Director; [email protected];
603-764-5538.
Warren Village School
Kindergarten & Pre-SchoolRegistration & Screening
will be held on May 23, 2016
Please contact the school at764-5538 to set up an appointment.
You will need to bringthe following to your appointment:
► Birth Certificate► Updated Immunization Records
► Current Proof of Residency (must list parentname and street address, not PO Box)
The Electoral College ProtectsThe Rights & Interests of Small
Population States
A letter appeared in last week’sedition of the Littleton Courier which advocated that we ‘get rid of awarding states by the
Electoral College in general (Presidential) elections’.
This person obviously does not understand the Electoral College and the function it per-
forms in safeguarding our Constitutional Republic from a
potential “Tyranny of the Majority”. (Yes, that’s right; weare a Constitutional Republicand not a Democracy).
The Electoral College is a process, not a place. The found-ing fathers established it in theConstitution as a compromisebetween the election of the
President by a vote in Congress
and election of the President bya popular vote of citizens.
The Electoral College consistsof 538 electors. A majority of 270 electoral votes is required to be elected President. Your
state’s entitled allotment of electors equals the number of members in its Congressional delegation: one for each mem-ber in the House of
Representatives plus two for your Senators.
Each candidate running for President in your state has hisor her own group of electors.The electors are generally cho-
sen by the candidate’s political party, but state laws vary onhow electors are selected, what their responsibilities are, thequalifications of the Electorsand restrictions on who the
Electors may vote for.
After the presidential election, your governor prepares a“Certificate of Ascertainment”listing all of the candidates whoran for President in your statealong with the names of their respective electors. TheCertificate of Ascertainment also declares the winning presi-dential candidate in your stateand shows which electors will represent your state at the meet-ing of the electors in December
of the election year.
It is my opinion that the people supporting Donald Trump are a perfect example of who we need to be protected from. They seemto support Mr. Trump becausehe panders to their fears, anger and frustration and not because
they have rationally decided that electing him would be good for the country.
Furthermore, if the ECollege were to be aband candidates were ele
popular vote, states thmajor population centercontrol the Pres
Election and the votes ofin New Hampshire anlow population states
become relatively mean
Russell T. Cumbee Franconia, NH
Volunteers Needed toCreate Habitat for
England Cottonta
The NH Fish and Department and Cooperative Extensioseeking volunteers trestore habitat for the gered New England corabbit on Saturday, M2016, from 9:00 a.m.-nBarrington, NH. Volunte
plant native shrubs that bits use for shelter.
For more information sign up, visit newenglanardshipnetwork.org. If yquestions, contact Andreozzi haley.andreozzi@unh.(603) 862-5327.
“This is a great opportspend a morning outdodo good work for the bean endangered wildlife here in New HampshirHaley Andreozzi,
Cooperative Extension WOutreach Coordinator.
New England cottontaistate-endangered spec
New Hampshire. Therelies on dense shrublantat (“thickets”) to surv
planting shrubs is an im part of the work being help the species. More twildlife species also utype of habitat. Volunte
be planting 250 shrubs othat was recently clemanage for New Englatontail habitat.
V i snewenglandcottontail.o
jects/new-hampshire tmore about other projeing place in New Hamphelp recover the New Ecottontail.
The New Hampshire FGame Department's Nand Endangered WProgram is coordinatrestoration of the New Ecottontail in New HamLearn more about this pwww.wildnh.com/nonga
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North Country Happenings...
Warren Masonic Hall - breakfastfrom 7-9 on the first Sunday of each month. Hope to see youthere.-----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth FoodPantry, serving residents in
Warren, Wentworth and Glencliff,s located behind the WarrenWentworth Ambulance Servicebuilding and is open every Fridayfrom 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eligibility nformation or to make a dona-tion, stop by or call 764-5265. Thepantry gratefully accepts food ormonetary donations as well asdonations of personal and house-hold care items.-----------------------------------------Nightly Entertainment IndianHead Resort, Lincoln745-8000www.indianheadresort.com
Woodstock Inn, Station &Brewery 745-3951, Lincoln.www.woodstockinnNH.com-----------------------------------------
Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 andtheir Ladies Axillary hold theirregular monthly meeting at 7pmon the third Thursday of eachmonth at the VFW Post in NorthHaverhill. All members are invitedto attend.-----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at DAcres - (D Acres is located at 218Streeter Woods Road inDorchester, NH.) Visitwww.dacres.org.-----------------------------------------Franconia Heritage MuseumEvents & Exhibits - Fridays &Saturdays, 1-4pm (and by specialrequest) at 553 Main Street (Route18), Franconia (603) 823-5000.www.franconiaheritage.org. Thenon-profit Council operates theFranconia Heritage Museum andthe Iron Furnace InterpretiveCenter. Work continues on a scalemodel of the Brooks and Whitney Bobbin Mill. The Brooks family exhibit will be displaying artifactsand items throughout the muse-um's 1800s farmhouse and out-buildings.-----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happen-ngs at the Squam Lakes NaturalScience Center in Holderness,NH. You can call 603-968-7194 orvisit them online at: www.nhna-ture.org-----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happen-ngs at the AMC Pinkham NotchCenter where programs are free &open to the public: AMC PinkhamNotch Visitor Center, Route 16,
Pinkham Notch, NH. For morenformation contact the AMC at(603) 466-2727 or www.out-doors.org.-----------------------------------------For on-going events at WREN(Women's Rural EntrepreneurialNetwork) of Bethlehem, pleasevisit www.wrencommunity.org orcall them at: 603-869-9736.-----------------------------------------For ongoing schedule at SilverCenter for the Arts, Plymouth,NH, call 603-536-ARTS or visitthem on the web at:www..plymouth.edu/silver-----------------------------------------Friends of the Library have estab-
On-Going Events lishing a Conversational Frenchgroup at the Joseph Patch Library in Warren. We meet on Mondaymornings, 9-10. Join us! All skilllevels are welcome. For questionsor sign up: call Luane Clark, coor-dinator, at 764-5839, or the JosephPatch Library at 764-9072.----------------------------------------- Wentworth Historical Society
meets monthly, 7:00 p.m, everythird Thursday, April - Dec. atthe Historical Society Museum in Wentworth. Join us for historicaltopics and stimulating conversa-tion.-----------------------------------------For on-going programs, concertsand events at COURT STREET ARTS, Haverhill, please visit www.alumnihall.org or call 603-989-5500. Classes, art shows,Shakespeare in the Valley, Music, wide variety of programming. Join us!----------------------------------------- The Baker's River Grange meetsthe 2nd and 4th Friday everymonth, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors wel-comed!-----------------------------------------Gentle Yoga - Saturdays 8:30-9:30; Wednesdays 5:00-6:00pmat Starr King Fellowship,Plymouth,NH. Contact DarleneNadeau 536-1179.-----------------------------------------Scottish Country Dance Lessons,Fairlee Town Hall, Wednesdayevenings from 7 - 9 PM. Cost$3.00 (first time free). All dancestaught. No partner necessary.Beginners welcome. For moreinformation, call (802) 439-3459or e-mail [email protected]."----------------------------------------- Anxiety Umbrella is a new PeerSupport Group for people with Anxiety related disorders. Theseinclude: Generalized or Social Anxiety, Panic (attacks), Obsessive
Compulsive, Phobias & fears. This group will meet the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at theCottage Hospital Occupational Therapy Waiting area at 6: PM.For more info. [email protected] or callLurette @ (603)838-5595 orRobin @ (603) 747-2527. You arenot alone in your struggle!
-----------------------------------------Connect icut River Valley Beekeepers Assoc meets everysecond Thursday 7-9 PM at theGrafton County Extension OfficeBuilding, 3855 Dartmouth CollegeHwy, North Haverhill, [email protected] The Summertime Marching Band warmly invites YOU to join us as we get ready for our 2nd season! All ages - all players of marching band instruments are welcome. You can get back into the swing of playing again. Join us! We practiceone Sunday a month at 6pm inthe Monroe Town Hall. Call Mary Choate 638-4903 for details.
Upcoming events for Wentworth250th celebration are:
The Wentworth Historical Society Museum will open for the seasonevery Saturday 10-2. Brochures of House Tours of Wentworth 98year old houses can be picked upat the museum plus purchasing acolorful T-shirt with W250 Logo.
June 12, Organ and Bells concert3:00 p.m., Congregational Church.
August 6th It is not too early tostart thinking about Market Day, August 6th! Mark your calendars.----------------------------------------- Joseph Patch Library TrusteesMeeting. Monday, May 31 10 AM at library.. Rte 25 Warren.
Upcoming Events
Public Welcome.-----------------------------------------Spring Craft Fair, May 28TH, atthe United Congregational Churchof Orford, NH. (MAIN ST,ROUTE 10) 9- 2 p.m. Indoor andOutdoor Spaces available, email:[email protected] or call 1-802-522-8868 for information orto reserve a space.
-----------------------------------------FREE CLOTHING EVENT - Warren, NH Town Hall on Sat.,May 14 9-2; Mon. May 16th thruFriday May 20th from 9-5; Sat.,May 21st 9-2. Come get everything you may need for summer! Formore info, Call Donna at 764-9469. Come one - Come all!-----------------------------------------Campton Historical Society Railroad Grade Hike - May 28,8:00 AM - Hike/Walk the RailroadGrade from Campton to theSandwich town line and back.
Meet at the Campton HisSociety building at 8:00 AM.a lunch and water and wear walking shoes.
For more information caCampton Historical Soci603-536-1540, or Bob Mar603-960-1016.
----------------------------------May 20 - Friday Night Eatsturing Tacos from 5-7 pmHosted by the American L Auxiliary Unit 83, Main Lincoln. This will be ouFriday Night Eats. THANK we'll see you in the fall.---------------------------------- Yard Sale - Memorial Weekthe Pythian Hall by the townmon. May 27th noon - 4;28th & 29th 10-4. Lots of Stop on by.
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Tech Tips, Talk & Advice For Your Computer
Despite the warm winter, springhas taken its proper time inarriving. Here we are in Maywith the leaves just beginning tounfurl from their buds, and fullyhalf my daffodils still waiting to
bloom. As the sun and showerstake turns on these cool May
days, my thoughts turn to trans- planting perennials.
Having divided and replantedsome echinacea, lupine, andlilies last fall, it was a short liston my mind for this spring.Ryan tended to a few youngcedars that once seemed like anice edge, but now seemed tooclose to the garden. With shovel
and wheelbarrow, he movedthem to the slope beyond our cabin. Hopefully their roots willadapt from rich, garden dirt tothin, mineral soil within a mini-mum of grudges.
I, meanwhile, took my hand
trowel and knelt beside the cran- berries. We’ve harvested a fewfruits, but their location at thefoot of our blueberry bushes -due to a lack of prepared spaceas of their planting three yearsago - was not the best choice. Ihad liked the thought of a carpetof cranberry vines covering theground, while blueberriesreached to the sky. A nice
image, but I failed to predicthow fast the blueberries wouldgrow, and the lack of space for the cranberries to claim their share of the sunshine. Certainlythey could do better elsewhere.So I dug up ten of my viny
plants, leaving a couple in their original spots to see how theywould do over time. The othersI carried to a small bed at thefoot of our herb circle and plant-ed into their new home. Fullsun, richer dirt, and fewer weeds(excepting the overly socialmint); I’m looking forward to
watching how they grow.The final move involved thesmaller of our two sage plants.Its brethren was quite vigorous,a branchy plant growing moredominant with each season.This one, thought, was tuckedtowards an edge, becoming
pinched between horseradish,oregano, and mint (of course),and generally looking less than
pleased about its situation. For this one, I had a special place.
Last fall Ryan and I made thesignificant (it felt, to us) deci-sion to fill in the old stone wellon the property. Upon movingon to the land six years ago,Ryan had removed as manyrocks as he could of those thathad been thrown down the wellto fill the hole. For years we’vewatched it and never seen water at the bottom, nor detected anygeneral wetness in the area tosuggest a high water table.
Though Ryan and I liked thenotion of resurrecting the oldwell, the lack of obvious water and its location next to our regu-lar footpath (we long had cau-tion tape around the area in aneffort to warn visitors) gave usour doubts. So last autumn,after finishing the root cellar
project and finding we had someextra dirt left over from the
backfilling process, weThat dirt dug up from under to create our cellnow went back to equain filling up the well-hol
So, once the snow reced bare patch by the remained, looking quiteished. Transplanting tthere was a quick decisiomind. Sage, a powerhonored herbs for herbalists, energy wchefs, and gardenersseemed the most fitting
commemorate the tracktory that we chose to buto continue the creation
present from that which past.
With care I dug the holethe sage, tucked it in, anthe approaching rain May it live long and wel
Do you ever realize why your
computer isn’t as fast as the dayyou purchased it? There areseveral issues why it is slower,lets see what they are.
Remove unnecessary pro-grams from starting as your windows computer is startingthe operating system is alsostarting programs in the back-ground. On the bottom rightside of your windows desktopnext to the time is an area calledthe System Tray, if you look there you will have icons dis-
played, those are programsworking in the background,some people use yahoo whenyou start the computer and goon line it will pop up, or AOLmessenger and any photo soft-ware like Kodak Easy Share,that is all working in the back-ground taking up valuablememory and system resources.My motto is if you don’t need itrunning turn it off, you canalways start it by clicking theicon to launch it. To turn off
programs from starting andclean up the system tray runMSCONFIG, to do this click on
Start/Run then type MSCON-
FIG, next click on the StartupTab, go down the list anduncheck any program you donot want to start when you turnon the computer, be careful, if you uncheck an item and it isneeded to run some hardwaresuch as a printer or scanner,after you restart the computer go back to MSCONFIG andcheck it to turn it back on whenyou start the computer. Some istrial and error until you have
just the minimal items runningin the back ground to give your computer the resources it needsto run properly.
Do not install memory inten-sive programs antivirus pro-grams are one of the most mem-ory intensive applications thatseem to get bigger with everynew update. Norton Antivirusand McAfee are two antivirus
programs that will slow your system down considerablywhile starting, consider anantivirus program has differentmodules, one to check your e-mail, one checking you instantmessages and one while your
on the internet, every upthese programs they adfix or module, in order fto work properly they remain memory residework in the back groWindows computer fine 4 years ago on 1
installed memory todmust have at least 2Gminimum just to ruantivirus without deyour computers perfoThere are antivirus prthat are not so bulky commercial Nod32www.nod32usa.com orversion of AVG Antivcommercial versionrequires fewer resourceyou can get thwww.grisoft.com.
Check for spyware andes they are taking over o
puters it could be slowinyour internet conn
Spyware is a major issuit comes to slow compuformance. Once your cogets infected it is it isimpossible to remove tware. Many times thsolution is to back up yoand completely formacomputer hard drive andthe system. There are gospyware programs avand many are free howeindividuals who make tware are always one steof the antispyware prtherefore makes it morcult to remove, some frgrams that I have beenmending are AVG Anti
from www.grisoAdaware www.lavasoft.com anDefender www.microsoft.com/athcurity/spyware/software
So some tips to helpthings along, any qu
please e-mail m [email protected] or website at www.paigecerservices.com.
So until next time Computing!
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Pastor David J. MooreNorth Haverhill, NH • 787-6887
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On The Common • Warren, NH
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PATTEN’S AUTO REPAIR Expert Auto - Lt. Truck Repairs
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Chamber Of Commerce
THE BAKER VALLEYCHAMBER Of COMMERCE
P.O. Box 447, Rumney, NH 03266
Serving the Baker Valleyfor Over 35 Years
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Computers & Service
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RICH CLIFFORDCONCRETE FORM COMPANYFoundations, Floors, Slabs, Retaining
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Fully Licensed FFLRepair and Maintenance of all types of firearms
Appraisals and TransfersSpecializing in AR15/M4 Platforms and Customization
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Over 65 Exhibitors
Vendors, Artisans, Businesses, Non-Profits, and Local Attrac tions
Delicious locally-made Foods, Folk Art, Home Decor, Pottery, Soaps, Stained Glass, Furniture,Woodturning, Needlework, Jewelry, Birdhouses, Bird feeders, Hand-woven Baskets,
Oil & Watercolor Artwork, Photography, Maple Syrup, Yarns, Baby Items, Kitchen Products,Quilted Items, Crocheted Hats, NH-Made Mustards, Wool Socks, Woodcarving, Leather Purses,
NH-Made Products, Unique T-Shirts, Wellness Products, Local Authors, White Mt Attractions,
Humane Society, Museum Exhibits and much more
Luncheon VendorsMac & Cheese or Bag Lunches by Sugar Hill’s Willing Workers
Wood-Fired Pizza by Farm to FireKettle Corn & Strawberry Shortcake b y Mountain View
and Coneheads Ice Cream
For More Information: www.HarmansCheese.com/market or call 603-823-8000
Free Park ing in Meet inghouse field. Handica pped Parki ng Available on grounds.
Saturda y & Sunday, June 11- 12: 10 am to 4 pmSuga r Hill Meet inghouse, Carolina Crapo Memorial Building, Sug ar Hill His torical Museum
Saturday EventsCheese Making – Kathy JablonskiWhite Mt Poetry - Jeffrey Zygmont
Native American Flute – Mary Sturtevant
Photography Workshop – George Mitchell
Mystery Novelist – Marilinne Cooper
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bring your lawn chairs
Artisan Demonstrations:Basket-Making, Wabanaki Beadwork,
Woodworking, Hand-Thrown Pottery,
Wool-Spinning
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Federal Grant Money Available For Outdoor Recreation Projects____________________________
Boat Ramp At Wellington State Park OnNewfound Lake Closed For Repair______
Harman's Cheese and Country Store, an iconic WhiteMountains business attraction, celebrated their 35-year under Aldrich Family ownership this past weekend. MaxineAldrich, left, and Brenda Aldrich received a State Senate reso-lution honoring their contributions to the state for NorthCountry Senator Jeff Woodburn.
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Boat Ramp at Wellington State Park (Newfound Lake) Closurefor Repair of the Dock Pilings
The public boat access facility to Newfound Lake at WellingtonState Park in Bristol, NH, will be closing for approximately twoweeks to repair the dock pilings at the ramp. The closure willbegin on the evening of Sunday, May 22, 2016. We hope toreopen the ramps on Saturday morning June 4, with the seasonaldock available later that week. Please check back to this site peri-odically as the exact day of the reopening will be announced hereas soon as it can be confirmed.
During the repairs, both the cartop carry-in and trailer ramps willbe within the safety zone setback of the crane and pile placement.For this reason the ramps will be closed and there will be noopportunity to launch or retrieve motorized boats, canoes, kayaksor other self- propelled craft during this time period. The parkingarea for the ramps will be closed to the public. The fee-basedparking area for the beach at Wellington State Park will remainopen.
New Hampshire's Public Boat Access Program is funded throughboat registration fees and federal Sport Fish and WildlifeRestoration funds. www.wildnh.com/maps/boatfish/index.html.
The National Parks Service’sLand and Water ConservationFund (LWCF) grant money isnow available. The program,administered by NewHampshire Division of Parksand Recreation, will be holdingGrant Round Twenty-Eight toaward the appropriated funds.
The LWCF is a federally fund-ed matching grant programintended to preserve and
enhance opportunities for out-door recreation. Various levelsof local government includingcities, towns, counties, andschool districts are eligible toapply for assistance and spon-sor projects. Funds may be usedfor the development of facilitiesand/or acquisition of land for
public outdoor recreation use.The program requires that spon-sors commit to a minimum 50%share of total project costs, andmaintain funded sites as publicoutdoor recreation areas in per-
petuity.
In 2015, under Grant Round-Twenty Seven, a total of $930,000 was awarded for use
by eight cities and towns to
complete development andacquisition projects throughoutthe state. Since 1965 over 180towns, cities and communitieshave benefited from the fundingwhich has totaled more than$38 million being granted for outdoor recreation.
Potential applicants must sub-mit an “Intent to Apply” formwith the Division by 4:00 PM,June 3, 2016. Forms, which
provide program administratorswith basic project information,are available onnhstateparks.org under Community Recreation. Thecontent of the submitted formsalong with project site inspec-tions will be evaluated for eligi-
bility. Potential applicants
whose project proposals aredetermined to be eligible willreceive an invitation to applyincluding full application pack-ets and further instructions.
About the Division of Parks andRecreation
The Division of Parks and
Recreation is comprised Bureau of Park OperaBureau of Historic Bureau of Trails, and CMountain. To learn morewww.nhstateparks.org, f
NH State Parks on Facand Twitter, or call 6033556.
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