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6th Annual Jericho ATV Festival Sure

To Be A Muddy Good Time____________
Berlin, New Hampshire

Drawing some 4,000 people, the
2015 Jericho ATV Festival
Presented by Progressive is an
ATV enthusiasts dream come
true, featuring mud races, demo
rides, live music and delicious
food. The festival takes place
from Friday, July 31, through
Sunday, August 2, at Jericho
Mountain State Park, which
boasts more than 80 miles of
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on the very best riding in the
northeast.
Along with a special appearance

by ATV personality Brian Fisher,
who hosts his own popular ATV
show on the Destination America
channel, the festival boasts a
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Riot Act at the music festival & toe in mud by the end of your
course. Grudge Races guarantee
BBQ.
fun, mud and unforgettable photo
This festival shows the fantastic ops.
energy OHRV enthusiasts bring Vintage ATVs enjoy the old and
to the North Country every sea- the new. View antique ATVs or
son, said Karl Stone, marketing test-drive brand-new 2015 modmanager for NH Grand, the offi- els.
cial visitor information source Youth ATV Simulator a safe
for the Great North Woods and way for kids to familiarize themthe Northern White Mountains. selves with the mechanics of an
NH Grand is highlighting the ATV before their first ride.
Jericho ATV Festival Presented Progressive FLO-TUM Pole
by Progressive as its Signature Chainsaw Carving impressive
Event. The Jericho ATV carvings created with a chainsaw.
Festival
Presented
by ATV Torch-Lit Parade taking
Progressive is the perfect event to place at dusk at the Downtown
showcase the incredible Ride the Block Party on Main Street.
Wilds trail network, along with Scavenger Hunt sponsored by
all of the fantastic lodging, activ- Progressive more prizes!
ities and spectacular scenery of FREE ATV Wash sponsored by
Progressive!
the Grand North.
Brick store, Church and Town Building, Bath, NH

Circa 1930
To add to the excitement and fun,

one lucky winner will take home
a brand-new 2015 Can-Am
Outlander L-450, as AutoNorth
Pre-Owned
Superstore
of
Gorham is sponsoring a free
giveaway as part of the festival.
Enter
for
free
at
autonorth.net/freeatv. The winner
will be announced during the festival on Saturday, August 1.
6th Annual Jericho ATV Festival Sure To Be

A Muddy Good Time______________________________________
Continued from page A1
variety of fun and exciting events

for the whole family. The
Downtown Block Party, RAVE X
Freestyle Show, Poker Run, and
obstacle course will return this
year, along with several exciting
new events: a Music Festival &
BBQ featuring the rock band
Riot Act, a Law Enforcement
versus Fire Department Mud
Race, and an ATV Pull Show
testing the precision of skilled
drivers and the might of their
ATVs.
experience in the northeast,

including some extreme demonstrations. The RAVE X Freestyle
Show will feature stunts 20 feet
in the air performed by professional riders. The ATV Pull Show
is sure to be a blast and the Youth
ATV Simulator is a great way to
safely introduce kids to ATVs.
As an added bonus, organizers

are thrilled to be welcoming
Brian Fisher to this years festival. Fisher, the host of Fishers
ATV World, which is set to air on
NBCSN
and
Destination
America Channel this summer,
will be signing autographs, riding
the courses and sharing smores
with fans at Saturday nights
campfire. Fisher is known for
seeking out some of the greatest
adventure destinations in the
world by the seat of an ATV.
enjoy trying out some of the

brand new ATVs from all the
major dealersPolaris, Arctic
Cat, Yamaha, and Can-Am. On
Friday night, Berlins Main
Street will fill up with ATVs for
the Downtown Block Party, featuring live music by A Shot of
JD. Check out all the ATVs and
mingle with other riders on Main
Street following the first day of
festival activities. On Saturday
night, visitors will enjoy music
by the Southern Maine rock band
festival
events
Poker Run sponsored by the

Androscoggin Valley ATV Club
& Progressive jam packed with
prizes!
Mud Pit Grudge Runs and Races
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The Jericho ATV Festival

Presented by Progressive is a
jam-packed, fantastic weekend of
ATV fun and exhilaration, said
Paula Kinney, executive coordinator of the Androscoggin Valley
Chamber of Commerce. There
will be plenty of races, riding and
mud to make for the best ATV Festival guests will particularly
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Additional
include:
Admission costs $10 with children under six free. As always,

Berlins streets will be open to
ATVs for the weekend. A free
shuttle will run all day Friday &
Saturday to the grounds from
designated parking areas. Visit
http://www.nhgrand.com/signature-events/jerichofestival.aspx
or visit the Jericho ATV Festival
Facebook page for a schedule of
events and more information.
Bermans Bits
Incessantly scouring the universe (and my back yard) for the
weird, the wacky, and the
thoughtful so you dont have to.
Hey, Happy Anniversary... to me!

I have completed just over one
year at my new job (not so new
anymore), and I still havent been
fired yet maybe I know too
much (or maybe its those pictures I have and threatened to
release). Seriously, what a difference from my past career! We all
work together, no one is better
than anyone else, and we watch
out for each other. There are no
oversized bullies or backstabbers
or walking on egg shells around
(way around) anyone. (Yes, I am
passive aggressive, which is way
better than being a malignant narcissistic bully any day).
The hoo-ha over Donald Trumps

comments about Mexico (and
John McCain) is a good thing; a
great thing actually! Really!
Unlike most politicians, he says
what he believes, like it or not,
true or not. Its what he genuinely
believes, and that lets voters
judge him on his stated ideas.
The vanilla PC words spewing
by Dave Berman
forth from most politicians are

unadulterated hooey! Glittering
generalities! Tell us your truth
who you really are and how you
are going to do what you say you
will do - and let the chips fall
where they may (and our votes)!
(Using The Donald as an example, picture two people are talking. One says hes a complete
[fill in nasty word here]! The
other sees him as the second
coming, a breath of fresh air!
Whos right? Is it possible they
both are?)
The neat thing about being a

regular at a restaurant is that
when changes are made, one
notices and can offer feedback. I
believe people want consistency
so that when they order something, they know what they are
getting. For example, I was able
to discern whether the day or
evening cook made the hot and
sour soup at HKG (both great but
subtly different). When batter
and seasonings were changed on
local chicken tenders, I knew it
right away. And when tomato
wedges were changed to small
slices in a salad, again I noticed
(especially after a raise in price).
Gas Diesel Deli Meats Groceries

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We Have 24/7 Fuel Pumps
With A Credit Card
Mon - Thurs. 5am - 8pm Fri 5am - 9pm

Sat 6am - 9pm Sun 6am - 8pm
I am now experimenting with

making my own lunch.
There is a major difference

between not guilty and innocent. So, when a person is found
Not Guilty, it certainly doesnt
mean they are Innocent. Just
sayin.
Northcountry News Picture Of The Week
I like taking some of the quizzes

on Facebook (as ridiculous as
many are, they make me feel
smart [I do know my grammar
and 50s and 60s music]). Ravenonline recently offered a challenging IQ test. The real test
came, however, after the 20minute, 60-question test. After
investing the time, it seems to
unlock my results it would have
cost me $3. Great marketing, but
I will never know how I scored
because I dont like getting suckered.
I had an epiphany (no, I didnt

get any on me). I am way out of
touch, old school (but that may
not be a bad thing). I was going
through my email, and it hit me
that virtually no one communicates through email any more. I
get plenty, but there are few, if
any, personal communications
they are all newsletters, jokes,
quotes, etc. There are times I am
not instantly accessible as it
seems most other people are. I
have a land line at home and at
work but nothing in between. If
someone wants to reach me, they
have to call and leave a message.
I dont text. As much as I use it,
my flip phone costs me about $10
a month. My perception of what
others are spending on phones
makes it understandable why its
so hard for so many to have
enough to spend on other necessities.
So you dont think my life is too
perfect, among my most important possessions are my name and
reputation. I work hard to maintain both. When either or both are
dishonored, I dont take it well.
On the day this column comes
Oh deer,! This family of three has been seen in Orford

recently. - Bill McKee Photo
If you have a photo which you think could make it as our picture of the week, let us know. Email it to
ncnewsnh@gmail.com.
out it will have been 1,052 days
that I have been waiting for an
apology for something that happened. I am starting to think I
wont be getting one. While there
is a significant back story spanning nearly 30 years, all you need
to know is I was attacked (verbally) and ordered off a property,
which is no big deal considering
the source, but it was in front of
my family and friends, which is
inexcusable. More next time on
what happened and why I left
without protest.
In a moving Bit (eventually), Sy

Allen, arrested in England, on
suspicion of possessing drugs
with intent to sell, relied on a
fairly common strategy: As officers burst into the room, he swal-
lowed the evidence. As in the

other cases, police decided to
wait for nature to take its course
in order to recover the suspected
drugs. Unlike in the other cases,
Allen managed to hold out, with
no, uh, movement (if you know
what I mean) for 23 days but
not a 24th. He was finally arrested. [East Anglican Daily Times]
LinkedIn keeps sending me suggestions of people, some of
whom are no longer with us (kind
of like some birthday reminders
on Facebook). Hel-lo....
Finally, a quick reminder: If

voting changed anything, theyd
make
it
illegal.
Emma
Goldman.
Later.
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Classifieds Puzzles & Comics Business & Church Director y Events
choices. An amazing number of

them when you consider it. So
hike what the weather gods give
you, and if they dont give you
much of anything, walk to a
waterfall after a good batch of
pancakes.
So they went home and

skipped their second night in
the mountains.
The mountains, as they say, are

not going anywhere
And if you walk a couple of

minutes beyond the summit of
Mount Waumbek youll come
to a blowdown area with a view
of the Northern Presidentials.
Its neighbor in the far north
region, Mount Cabot also has
very limited views or more like
none at all. All of those listed
so far a four thousand-foot
peaks.
When Atticus and I were like

the foursome who came north
last weekend, and lived in
Massachusetts and traveled to
hike, we came north with four
choices in mind. In optimal
weather, wed get above treeline. In less than optimal, but
still safe enough to climb, wed
hike another mountain where
the views were not the high
point of the experience. The
third choice was to hike to
waterfalls like Bridal Veil Falls
or Champney Falls. And the
fourth, well the fourth was just
to hang out in the White
Mountains and read a book in
the cabin or have breakfast at
Pollys Pancake Parlor or lunch
at Half Baked and Fully
Brewed.
Drop down below four thousand feet, and your options

multiply. But more important
than smaller peaks on rainy
days, take advantage of waterfall hikes, or pond and lake
hikes. A favorite is hiking out to
Lucy Falls from Route 302, and
by extending it all the way you
get the rare view of mountains
from the valley up at Norcross
The point is there are always
Pond.
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They explained that they didnt

mind getting wet, but they
wanted to climb Mount Adams
or nothing at all. So it was back
to Massachusetts. Trying not to
be too judgmental I thought
about what an opportunity they
missed. There are many mountains to choose from up here,
The Adventures
some with views, some withof Tom & Atticus out. Either way, the experience
and the exercise in climbing a
peak will stay with you long
Two couples came north from after you returned home.
Massachusetts last weekend.
They were intent on hiking With this foursome in mind, I
Mount Adams, the second high- thought Id list a few mountains
est peak in New Hampshire. worth climbing where there are
Like its neighbors in the not significant views. One of
Northern Presidential Range, the Mount Tecumseh. I always
Madison and Adams, there is a saved it for days when the
significant distance above tree- weather wasnt at its best. Yes,
line to cover before reaching there are views, but you dont
the summit. When I told them climb Tecumseh for the views
the forecast was for a good for they are limited. The same
chance of thunderstorms in the can be said of Mount Hale,
higher summits, they were still which, like Tecumseh, is a
intent on climbing it since 4,000-footer. There is still a
theyd planned for it for so view from Hale if you climb
long. Eventually, however, atop the giant cairn of rocks on
cooler and smarter heads pre- the summit. Unfortunately, over
vailed.
the last ten years, the ring of
trees around the summit continWhen the weekend started, the ues getting higher and higher
weather was miserable. On and I wonder how long it will
Friday, there was a lot of rain, be you wont be able to see over
and while it eased up by them.
Saturday morning and became
rain showers, the higher sum- On the way to Mount
mits forecast was still quite Waumbek, Mount Starr King, a
dangerous.
mile away, offers a limited
view, once again its over trees.
Native American Dig To End Soon In Holderness___________________________________________________

Scheduled to end by July 31,
archaeological students have
been hard at work here uncovering bits and pieces of what was
left behind from Native
American occupancy, dating
from as long ago as 4,000 years.
Under the watchful eye of state

archeologist
Dr.
Richard
Boisvert, two dozen students
have been at work uncovering
artifacts while looking for other
clues to those who occupied the
area around the Squam River that
many years ago.
In what the chief investigating

archeologist of the day described
back in 2001, as ...one of the
largest known pre-European contact sites in the state of New

Hampshire. Dr. Robert Goodby
was referring to artifacts dating
back to a far earlier time recovered from alongside Davison's
Brook in a field owned by the
Squam Lake Natural Science
Center. This investigation came
about due to the relocation of
state Route 113, construction of
an improved state boat launch
ramp, an adjacent parking lot and
excavation for a new visitor's
center and accompanying sewage
leach field. Under Sec. 106 of the
National Historic Preservation
Act (P.L. 89-665) an immediate
stop to any federally-funded
project where Native remains are
found was required. Dr. Goodby

spoke of this last week at the
Lake Winnipesaukee Museum in
Weirs Beach.
Davison's Brook, where it flows

into the river between the two
Squam Lakes, was an ideal location for Natives long before
white settlers arrived at a time
well before there was a NH. A
southern exposure surrounded by
hillsides and with ample game
and fish, it sustained a seasonal
population of Natives. Some
would say the very first summer
folks. Today's dig is not that far
from this earlier discovery. It is
thought that Natives, most likely
Western
Abenaki-speaking
Pennacook
tribesmen
and
women, occupied substantial
portions of what make up today's
lakeside village here.
Today's exploration is being held

under a program called SCRAP
State Conservation and Rescue
Archaeology Program where
students at all levels can earn college credits for their work. The
Holderness Historical Society
has taken out a membership as
have others. At sometime in the
future Dr. Boisvert will present
their findings to the Society.
ered. And two weeks ago investigators dug up fragments of early

pottery indicating the use of lakeside clays. In the past this site has
yielded what archaeologists refer
to as a pecked and polished stone
gouge, a stoneEvery find is carefully measured, photographed,
related to other finds and coordinated through GPS coordinates.
It is critical to know just where
they were found. Pits yielding
nothing are also very important
for they tell archaeologists where
no activity took place.
For quality control the SCRAP

Thus far several shards, or chips Project here is being conducted
and fragments struck off stone under standards established by
implements, have been uncov- the National Park Service
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Four towns took 50 or more
turkeys, ten towns had 40 to 49
turkeys taken and twenty-two
towns had 30 to 39 turkeys
taken.
Dont forget to report sightings

of turkey broods at Fish and
Games online summer Turkey
Brood
Survey
at
Northcountry News
Its What The Locals Read!
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ASHLAND, NH This home

located in a Co-op park has had
many updates done on the home ,
new laminate floors, new carpeting, new bathroom and a newer
stove and refrigerator. This corner
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Located a short distance from a lovely beach on Little
Squam Lake and centrally located for all year round
activities. $37,900.
PLYMOUTH, NH This well
maintained well landscaped home
is ready for you to move into and
enjoy. This home has a back yard
any gardener would love to spend
time in. The home has a newer 20
X 20 addition w/ bath. Use it as a
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ASHLAND Up, Up and away

to arrive at a beautiful home located on almost nine acres with both
Lake and mountain views. .This
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you to quiet and serenity but is
only about ten miniutes from
Ashland Village and I 93.The
beautiful Squam Lake beckons you to come to share the
beach and have a picnic. Native wild life come to drink at
one of the two small ponds and there are hiking trails on
your own land to enjoy.. $229,000.
CAMPTON, NH Beautiful
mobile home in a co-op park used
only for vacations .Looks like new.
Very well kept .The master bedroom
has a large bath with a garden tub,
shower, double sink and large closet. The kitchen is adjacent to the dining area. Quality throughout this
home. Spacious living room and good sized bedrooms.
Property is in near vicinity to the lakes and mountains of
Central NH. Ski areas, golf and recreation for all seasons.
I93 is ten minutes away. A a brand new ice skating rink at
PSU. This home is a really nice one and is great for a starter
home or retirement. $37,500.
Barbara Currier - Broker
2015 Realtor Of The Year for Lakes

Region Board of Realtors
Clinton Clay, Assoc. Broker

Bill Waldrip, Assoc. Broker
Joan M.Clay, Sales Assoc.
Kim Gould, Sales Assoc.
603-968-7796
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last year, according to N.H.

Fish and Game Department
Turkey Project Biologist Ted
Walski. In 2014, spring turkey
hunters took a total of 3,911
The New Hampshire State turkeys.
Conservation
Committee
(SCC) has announced that the The youth hunt weekend of
2016 Conservation Moose April 25 26 saw 446 gobblers
Plate Grant applications are
available. Applications are due taken, or 11.1% of the total.
on September 25, 2015. Opening day of the regular seaEligible applicants include son (May 3) saw 906 turkeys
municipalities,
County registered (22.7%).
Conservation Districts, qualified nonprofit organizations The statewide harvest was comengaged in conservation pro- prised of 1,358 jakes (young
grams, public and private males, 34%) and 2,635 toms
schools (K through 12), County (66%), or approximately two
Cooperative Extension natural toms harvested for each jake.
resource programs, and scout The breakdown of age classes
was: 34% 1-year olds, 37.9%
groups.
2-year olds, 20.1% 3-year olds,
Approximately $230,000 is 6.7% 4-year olds and 1.3% 5+
available for the 2016 grants. year old birds.
Awards will be announced in
December 2015 and funding Heavy gobblers were numerous
will be available to successful during the May 2015 season.
applications in beginning in The largest were: 28.5, 27, 26.5
April 2016.
and 26 pounds, followed by
nine that weighed in at 25+
Further information about the pounds and 24 that were 24
SCC Conservation Grant pro- pounds.
Six gobblers had
gram
is
available
at beards of 11+ inches. The two
SCC.nh.gov.
The
2016 longest were 13.5 and 12.0
Conservation Grant Application inches. The longest spurs on a
Instructions and Form may be gobbler were one of 1.5 inches
downloaded through the web- and two at 1 3/8 inches.
site.
The SCC Conservation Grant Of the 18 wildlife management
Program is funded through the units in the state, those from
purchase of Conservation southeastern New Hampshire
License Plates, known as continue to have the highest
Moose Plates. All funds harvests. The units with the
raised through the purchase of most gobblers harvested were:
Moose Conservation and Unit J2 (620), Unit M (474),
Heritage Plates are used for the Unit K (445), Unit H2 (428)
promotion, protection and and Unit L (402).
investment in New Hampshire's
natural, cultural and historic
resources. To buy a Moose
Plate, visit your municipal
office and request one when
registering your vehicle. Gift
certificates may be purchase at
www.mooseplate.com.
- Notices, Letters, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! -
Letter To The Editor___________________ Letter To The Editor_______________________________________
Day food for us to sell and helped

out at our BBQ stand. We
enjoyed helping you with the
Warren Village School's 8th bouncy houses, penny pitch and
grade class would like to thank 50/50 raffles.
you for your support during Old
Special thanks to Mr. Cass who
Home Day.
helped set this all up and
We raised $2,459.00 for our flipped burgers and dogs for us
class trip to Washington, DC all weekend.
next spring. We'd also like to
thank the Warren residents, vis- Sincerely,
itors to our town, and our par- WVS Class of 2016
ents and families who donated
Dear
Old
Committee,
Home
NOTICE
On
July
27,
2015,
Pemigewassett District Ranger,
Jon Morrissey, released scoping
reports for three proposed projects to improve snowmobile
trails on the White Mountain
National Forest. The projects
are needed to improve public
safety, protect resources, and
provide more sustainable routes
for winter visitors. The projects
include two re-routes and one
bridge installation. The Forest
is seeking public comments on
these projects briefly described
below. The public comment
period will be open from July
31, 2015 to August 15, 2015.
Brook Snowmobile Trail to a

more sustainable location and
eliminate a bridge crossing over
Appleby Brook. This will create a more sustainable snowmobile trail, protect resources, and
provide long-term access to the
Mill Brook Connector snowmobile trail in Carrol, NH.
The Corridor 11 Snowmobile

Trail Relocation Project.
Reroute a section of the
Corridor 11 Snowmobile Trail
in the vicinity of Little River
Road in Bethlehem, NH. This
project will address public safety concerns and provide long
term access to winter recreThe Bog Pond Snowmobile ational opportunities for this
Bridge project.
section of the New Hampshire
Construct a snowmobile bridge Corridor 11 Snowmobile Trail.
on the Bog Pond Snowmobile
Trail where it crosses Harvard Detailed descriptions of these
Brook in Lincoln, NH. The pur- projects and information on
pose of this project is to address how to comment can be found
resource, winter recreational at: http://www.fs.usda.gov/proaccess, and public safety con- jects/whitemountain/landmancerns related to the Bog Pond agement/projects
Trail where it crosses Harvard
Brook in Lincoln, NH.
Hard copies of the scoping
report can be obtained at the
The Mill Brook Snowmobile Pemigewasset Ranger District,
Trail
Maintenance
and 71 White Mountain Drive,
Relocation Project.
Campton, NH 03233 during
Reroute a section of the Mill normal business hours.
So lets talk about the parts of with the new pay scale, and the
the State budget that gets no air. biannual after that, and after
that, and after that, and.....
When it came time to put
together her budget, the Strange how all of our state
Governor had granted the employees aren't getting pay
Dept. of Fish & Game (dept of raises, just the chosen few.
bait hunting and fishing) $1.5
million bucks from the general The next item on the agenda
fund, allowed the dept. to raid would have to be the $48 mildedicated funds within the dept lion that Maggie wanted to put
ie: wildlife and fisheries into the drug and alcohol prorestoration funds and the boat grams. The House Finance
ramp funds. All of this to offset dropped the number down to
the shortfall in the dept., as if $28 million, then came the
there ever was a shortfall.
Senate Finance who brought
the number back up to $42 milThe House Finance gave the lion.
dept. $600,000 to be used for
search and rescue overtime, I do not remember asking any of
$300,000 per year for the next the candidates who ran for
two years, and that's it. Then office to throw this or any kind
came the Senate Finance to put of monies into these programs
in what is most important to that DO NOT WORK, never did
them, retaining voters votes.
and never will. This kind of
bleeding heart spending of tax
The Hunting and fishing mem- payer moneys has been going
bers only club (F&G) walked on, like, forever. Its a campaign
in, sat down and with an air of bid for re-election to fight the
arrogance, proceeded to ask for war on stupid and I don't care
the Senate to restore the $1.5 how much money you throw at
million to the dept so they could it, you cant fix stupid.
give all of the 191 state workers
in that department a pay and If you want to kill yourself with
benefits raise. What happened harmful drugs and drown yourto the shortfall?
self in the bottom of a bottle
than knock yourself out. Why
The lamp was rubbed and the should the tax payer be held
"Jeanie" in the bottle granted responsible for your stupidity?
the the dept $1.2 million to By the way, they hide informaspend on pay increases, or tion on harmful drugs and the
whatever the dept wants to do everlasting effects of booze in
with the dough. This money is books. Every one who thinks
not "earmarked". Hats off to the that throwing $42 million bucks
Senate finance, you fell under into drug and alcohol programs
the spell of funding a depart- will solve the problems, please
ment that you know little to raise your hands. How much
nothing about.
will be enough, 50, 75, 100 million? I'm 57 years old and have
What was the promised price, been hearing from every politi200,000 votes? What is your cian that ever came down the
voter base? last year the Senate pike of how they were going to
gave that dept $750,000, now fight the war on drugs and all
the Senate wants to grant them the billions, we in this country
their wish for more pay and have spent, over all of those
bennie's.
years and all that has come of it
is more and more jobs for
Wake up, this will not be a one enforcement and administration
time deal, for you see, two years but after all, that is where all
from now we will shell out the votes come from, isn't it.
another $1.2 million to keep up
After School and Summer Program Staff

Warren Village School-Warren, NH
Design and lead experiential learning activities
for K-8th grade students.
2 years educational experience or
2 years college coursework required.
Send Letter, resume, & 3 references by Aug 3 to:

Mary Doyle, Program Director
Warren Village School
11 School St., Warren, NH 03279
mdoyle@sau23.org;
Rest assured that two years

from now when the next budget
is formulated there will be millions upon millions more needed for these programs that don't
work. When I voted last year for
the Red, Right, Republicans I
was expecting less government
and less spending. Increase in
state employee pay increases
the state retirement requirements that tax payers pick up
the tab on.
Increasing programs that don't

work result in more administrative requirements, in other
words more state employees.
What happened to the less government / less spending? I
could have voted for the Blue
Democrats, at least I know
what to expect from them, the
same results.
In 2016, I think I'll just skip the

voting for state Reps and
Senators. and just vote for the
Presidential race, and I'll play
the "Trump" card, at least the
"Donald" will not be manipulated by the main stream political team.
Eric T. Rottenecker
Bristol, NH
Annual Blessing Of
The Animals In
North Woodstock
Slated____________
September 28, Sunday at 9 am,

the Episcopal Church of the
Messiah will have its 14th
Annual Blessing of the
Animals. This tradition, begun
to commemorate the feast of St.
Francis of Assisi, allows for
people to bring their pets to
church for a blessing.
The hour long service includes

music, readings, and congregational participation, and ends
with each animal being blessed.
In the past, people have brought
cats, dogs, goats, ferrets, frogs,
turtles, and a hamster to be
blessed. We are also pleased
that the Clark family brings at
least one bear every year.
Everyone goes outside to see
the bear, in a truck, to be
blessed. Refreshments are
served at the end of the service.
The Church of the Messiah frequently gives money to the

Heifer Fund, which supports
the Millennium Development
Goals by supplying people with
the means to feed themselves
and raise money. A collection
will be taken at the service
which will be given to the
Heifer Project.
The church is located in North

Woodstock,
behind
the
Woodstock Inn, on School
Street. It is just off of Route 3.
We ask that all pets be confined
by leash or some other comfortable method. Everyone is welcome to come enjoy this informal celebratory service.
North Country Happenings...

On-Going Events
Upcoming Events
Free gazebo concerts at the corner of Main & Prospect Streets

in Bethlehem Sundays 6-8pm.
Rain or shine. Through
September 6th. Snack shack
will be open. Proceeds to benefit the Bethlehem Public
Library.
----------------------------------------Canaan Old Home Days - July 31-
August 2nd. BBQs, parade, craft

fair, horse shoe tourny, soap box
derby, belt sander race, wildlife
encounters, magic show and so
much more.
----------------------------------------Market Day - The Duck Race is
back!!! Mark your calendar for
August 1, Wentworth Market Day,
9:00 - 4:00. Music, food, games
and more! For Duck Race information:
Jen@friendsofwentworth.org.
Vendors Welcomed! call 764-5256
or email morrillm@gmail.com to
reserve a table. This is a wellattended event.
----------------------------------------The Haverhill Congregational
Church will present a pot luck supper and the Back Shed String Band
at the Haverhill Common
Bandstand on August 8th at 6pm.
-----------------------------------------Rumney
Bible
Conference,
Happenings - Rumney, NH-
August 1 Concert, September

Rain Open to the Public, 7 PM,
August 2-5 Sunday and Evening
Speaker of the Week: Dr. Gilbert
Parker, Open to the Public,
Sunday, 11 AM in the Tabernacle
and Sunday, Monday Wednesday
7 PM in the Chapel. Dr. Gilbert A.
Parker is the Academic Dean;
Chair, Pastoral Concentration; and
Professor of Bible at Davis
College, Johnson City, NY. He has
also served as a pastor in
Springfield,
Otis,
and
Northampton, MA.: Hes listed in
Whos Who in American Colleges
and Universities:
August 3-7, Bible Study Leader -
Rev. Mac Starring, Littleton, NH,

Open to the public 9:45 AM in the
Pavilion
Mac attended Princeton University
and has done mission work in
Quebec, Belgium, and France.
Since 1987 he has served as pastor
at Faith Bible Church in Littleton,
NH:
July 31, Movies on the Green,
7:30 PM:
August 8 Concert, David
Crossman Open to the Public, 7
PM, Tabernacle, Sits on a stool
and brings laughter and tears as he
gently plays his guitar, sings his
own compositions and lifts you to
the presence of God.:

August 9-12 Sunday and
Evening Speaker of the Week: Dr.
Marvin Wilson, Open to the
Public, Sunday, 11 AM in the
Tabernacle and Sunday, Monday
Wednesday 7 PM in the Chapel.
Dr. Wilson is a leading scholar on
Christian-Jewish relations. He lectures world-wide and conducts
study tours in Israel.
August 10-14, Bible Study Leader
Rev. Craig Merritt, Open to the
public 9:45 AM in the Pavilion
Pastor in Danbury, NH
FAT BOBS ICE CREAM

Hard & Soft Serve Ice Cream & Yogurt
65 Flavors of
Hersheys Ice Cream
& 24 flavors of
soft serve.
Mini Golf 12-5
Weekends Only
OPEN
7 Days 11:30 to 9
234 NH Rt. 25 Warren, NH
603-764-9496
Northcountry News
DID YOU KNOW?
George Washington not only grew marijuana in

his garden, he promoted others to do so!
Because metal was scarce; Oscars given out

during World War II were made of plaster!
Crayola is a French word that
means 'Oily chalk!
On average, the life span of an American

dollar bill is eighteen months!
The first product that the toy company

Mattel came out with was picture frames!
Warren Masonic Hall - breakfast

from 7-9 on the first Sunday of
each month. Hope to see you
there.
----------------------------------------Breakfast, every second Sunday
of each month, at 8 AM.
Masonic Hall, 1262 St. Johnsbury
Rd, Littleton, (The big log building
with the blue roof.) Donation:
$7.00 Adult, $3.00 child under 6
----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth Food
Pantry, serving residents in
Warren, Wentworth and Glencliff,
is located behind the Warren
Wentworth Ambulance Service
building and is open every Friday
from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eligibility
information or to make a donation, stop by or call 764-5265. The
pantry gratefully accepts food or
monetary donations as well as
donations of personal and household care items.
----------------------------------------Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 and
their Ladies Axillary hold their
regular monthly meeting at 7pm
on the third Thursday of each
month at the VFW Post in North
Haverhill. All members are invited
to attend.
----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at D
Acres - (D Acres is located at 218
Streeter
Woods
Road
in
Dorchester,
NH.)
Visit
www.dacres.org.
----------------------------------------If you have any talent at all, come
join us on Thursday Evenings,
Open Mic Night, at the
Greenhouse Restaurant in Warren,
NH. Come by to listen or join in!
Junction of Routes 25 & 25-C in
Warren, NH. Support our area
musicians. Come join us!
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the Squam Lakes Natural
Science Center in Holderness,
NH. You can call 603-968-7194 or
visit them online at: www.nhnature.org
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the AMC Pinkham Notch
Center where programs are free &
open to the public: AMC Pinkham
Notch Visitor Center, Route 16,
Pinkham Notch, NH. For more
information contact the AMC at
(603) 466-2727 or www.outdoors.org.
www..plymouth.edu/silver
----------------------------------------Friends of the Library have establishing a Conversational French
group at the Joseph Patch Library
in Warren. We meet on Monday
mornings, 9-10. Join us! All skill
levels are welcome. For questions
or sign up: call Luane Clark, coordinator, at 764-5839, or the Joseph
Patch Library at 764-9072.
----------------------------------------Wentworth Historical Society
meets monthly, 7:00 p.m, every
third Thursday, April - Dec. at
the Historical Society Museum in
Wentworth. Join us for historical
topics and stimulating conversation.
----------------------------------------For on-going programs, concerts
and events at COURT STREET
ARTS, Haverhill, please visit
www.alumnihall.org or call 603989-5500. Classes, art shows,

Shakespeare in the Valley, Music,
wide variety of programming.
Join us!
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every
month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed!
----------------------------------------Scottish Country Dance Lessons,
Fairlee Town Hall, Wednesday
evenings from 7 - 9 PM. Cost
$3.00 (first time free). All dances
taught. No partner necessary.
Beginners welcome. For more
information, call (802) 439-3459
or e-mail fairleeclass@rscdsboston.org."
----------------------------------------Connecticut River
Valley
Beekeepers Assoc meets every
second Thursday 7-9 PM at the
Grafton County Extension Office
Building, 3855 Dartmouth College
Hwy, North Haverhill, NH.
mchr39@gmail.com.
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YOUR
NORTHCOUNTRY
NEWS
Its What The
Locals Read!
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bonuses. After 8 week trial, pay no less
than $12 per hour. Please submit
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by
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to
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pocket watches (working or not), gold
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Mobile Home Owners Wanted
Swiftwater Estates Cooperative Inc. Pioneer Rd, Bath, NH

Resident-Owned Community 603-747-2155
If you are looking for a place to re-locate your mobile home, or
place a new one this is the place you have been looking for.
Swiftwater Estates is a 16 unit park situated on 13.17 acres in
the town of Bath on town water and its own septic sysytems.
The park is located in a rural area south of the village of
Swiftwater, on the east side of Route 112, also known as Wild
Ammonoosue Road. It has easy access to Interstates; I- 91 and
I- 93, 10 minutes from local Hospital, Shopping, and
Restaurants, within the Bath, Woodsville school district. Dogs
and cats welcome. $265.00 per month. First and last months
rent required upon approval and $100.00 Cooperative membership fee.
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$35,000 or best reasonable offer.
Serious inquiries only, 603-727-2343.
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Cosauke...
Adventures in
Homesteading
Waking to a Storm
Going to bed that night, Ryan and

I assumed the humid heat of the
day - not to mention the sweat of
the days work - would quickly
send us into a deep sleep.
In the warm air of our loft, we

drifted off after reading just a few
pages in our respective books.
The rumble of thunder continued
in the distance, as it had for much
of the evening. Thought it was
now a cooler breeze that blew in
the window, the stifling humidity
was slow to dissipate. So sleepy,
yet it was a fitful rest thanks to
the heat, the occasional
rain/sleet/hail mix, and Micas
Beth
Weick
whimpers as thunder clapped

about our hill. The night continued, shrouded in the mists and
clouds of both humidity and
showers, punctuated - as was our
sleep - by the repeated meetings
of battling weather fronts.
At no moment was our restlessness more pronounced than the

early morning hours, before daybreak, when a storm cell burst
down on our land, our hill, our
town, perhaps our county.
Repeated lightning strikes lit up
the night as if it were afternoon,
while thunder drowned out what
shock hadnt already eliminated
from our few exchanges. The
wind whipped. Hard. Like an
encircling train it whistled and
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screeched, howling its power.

The greenhouse! was my first
thought; awe, my second.
Expletives summed up Ryans
impression. The crack of a tree
was undeniable.
Did it last a minute? Two?

Perhaps not even. Time elongated as seconds slowly ticked.
We fell back to sleep, fitfully;

come daybreak we were more
exhausted than when we first
climbed the ladder to our loft the
previous evening.
I grimaced before stepping out
once morning came, stiffening still stood sturdily above my

my back against the damage I head. The growing gladiolas
was fearful to see. Then
were untouched. How? Leaving
the property that morning, limbs
Nothing.
and branches were town down,
Nothing had changed.
strewn were the wind had left
them. A glance about the woods,
The bright reds, yellows, and and the mark of the storm was
oranges of our front flower gar- undeniable.
den greeted me nonchalantly. What a juxtaposition, and what a
The white phlox, in fact, seemed surprise. The resilience of seemto have put out a few new flowers ingly fragile garden treasures
to mark the occasion. The zuc- amidst the violent turbulence of
chini was still growing tall, the the storm astounded me.
comfrey proudly reaching about
its garden companions. The peas The sunflowers didnt seem surwerent shaken at all, and the prised, though, so why should I
parsnip stalks laden with seed be?
Public Hearing Set For Proposed 2016 Fishing Rules________

A public hearing on proposed
New Hampshire freshwater fishing rule changes for 2016 will be
held at 6:00 PM on Wednesday,
August 5, 2015, at the N.H. Fish
and Game Department, 11 Hazen
Drive, Concord, N.H.
Fish and Game Department is

proposing to adopt various
amendments to rules regarding
freshwater fishing; the changes
would become effective January
1, 2016.
The proposed rules would:
Clarify that there are no limits
on white suckers or rock bass;
Change the rules for Caldwell
Pond in Alstead and Hogback
Pond in Greenfield so that neither
are regulated as trout ponds;
Change the closing date to

September 30 for taking trout
from the segment of the
Androscoggin River upstream of
Errol Dam to Lake Umbagog
(currently November 30);
Re-categorize a segment of
the Contoocook River so that it is

no longer regulated as fly-fishing-only waters and so that the
trout bag limit is liberalized;
Change the rules for a segment of the Magalloway River,
the Swift Diamond River, and
Dead Diamond River so that the
closing date for taking trout is
moved to September 30 (currently November 30 in Magalloway
and October 15 in Swift and
Dead Diamond);
Change the rules for a section
of the Piscataquog River in New
Boston to remove the delayed
harvest rule for trout;
Change the rules for the

Connecticut River above the
Route 114 bridge to no-take, artificial lures and flies only prior to
the fourth Saturday in April;
Alter bag limits on MaineNew Hampshire interstate waters
from applying to combined trout
species to applying to individual
trout species, and adjust limits
and seasons for various other
gamefish species; and

Add two species to the trophy
fish program.
In addition, the proposed rules

would require that any invertebrates used for freshwater fishing
bait be imported only from a
zebra mussel-free source.
The complete rulemaking notice,

with original and proposed rule
language for these proposals, can
be
viewed
at
http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/le
gislative/proposed-rules.html
(click on 2016 Freshwater
Fishing Rules).
Written comments must be

received by August 12, 2015.
Send
to:
comments@wildlife.nh.gov (use
the rule name in your subject
line); or write to Executive
Director, N.H. Fish and Game
Department, 11 Hazen Drive,
Concord, NH 03301; or fax to
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Bailey, NestWatch Project Bailey, which incubate their may find the nest. The other
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But even with their parents

help, fledglings are extremely
vulnerable. Which brings me
back to the baby ruffed grouse.
Had I done the right thing when
I did nothing at all? I had,
according to Eisenhauer.
Between mid-May and late
September, VINS receives hundreds of calls from people fretting about a baby bird they have
found on the ground. We
strongly encourage folks not to
disturb the fledgling bird, for
constant interference will discourage the parents from coming to it, said Eisenhauer.
Best to watch from a distance
and let the parent do its job.
The day after my brief
encounter with the young
grouse, I was walking very near
where I had spotted it. As I
crested a low knoll, several
baby ruffed grouse skittered
into the woods. Their mother
appeared, flapped her wings,
squawked, and frantically
paced. I hurried away to ease
her distress, and as I looked
back, she slipped into the thicket, following her chicks.
Carolyn Lori lives with her

rescue dog and very large cat in
Thetford, Vermont. The illustration for this column was drawn
by Adelaide Tyrol. The Outside
Story is assigned and edited by
Northern Woodlands magazine
and sponsored by the Wellborn
Ecology
Fund
of
New
Hampshire
Charitable
F o u n d a t i o n :
wellborn@nhcf.org
DAR To Sponsor First Aid Class________ Free Workshop On Woodcock And Ruffed Grouse Hunting__
The White Mountains Chapter, Daughters of the American

Revolution, will be sponsoring a First Aid Class at 1:00 PM,
August 1st at the Whitefield Public Library, 8 Lancaster Road
(Route 3 North), Whitefield.
Permaculture Program Slated__________
runs through December 31,

with a daily bag limit of four
birds. Woodcock season opens
October 1 and runs through
November 14, with a daily bag
limit of three birds. To learn
more about small game hunting
in New Hampshire, visit
http://www.huntnh.com/hunting/small-game.html
by your purchase of firearms,

ammunition, and archery equipment.
Educational activities at Fish

and Game's Owl Brook Hunter
Education Center are funded by
the Federal Aid in Wildlife
Restoration Program, supported
Read By
Thousands!
Online Also!
The New Hampshire Fish and

Game Department works in
partnership with the public to
conserve manage and protect
the state's fish, wildlife and
marine resources and their habitats.
Visit
For more information about the http://www.huntnh.com.
Owl Brook Hunter Education
Center, and directions to the
Northcountry
center,
visit
http://www.huntnh.com/huntNews
ing/owl-brook.html
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"Inspiring Healthy Choices For Life"

Route 25 Hatch Plaza
Plymouth New Hampshire 03264
603-536-3400
The local, organic farm-to-table

lunch and music will be set
under the big tent.
Get set for the fall grouse and

woodcock season at a free
workshop on ruffed grouse and
woodcock hunting on Saturday,
August 29, 2015, from 9:00
The class, which will be presented by Kate McCartney, instructor, a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the New
will offer certification or recertification for those who wish to Hampshire Fish and Game
actively participate. There will be seats provided for those who do Department's Owl Brook
not wish to participate, but would simply like to observe.
Hunter Education Center in
Holderness.
For handicap accessibility use the rear parking lot and ramp.
Additional parking is available behind in the church lot. Guests The session will be led by
and the public are welcome and always cordially invited to attend grouse
hunting
DAR functions, although everyone planning to attend should call enthusiasts/hunter education
Assistant Treasurer Elaine LaDuke at 444-5948 or Chapter instructors Sean Williamson
Regent Marsha Stewart at 837-9513 so there are adequate seats and Dan Keleher. Also, Andrew
and materials provided; refreshments will be served.
Weik, the Northeast biologist
for the Ruffed Grouse Society,
will give a presentation on
ruffed grouse and woodcock
New Hampshire
Children are welcome with and their habitat needs. Pre-registration is required. To sign up,
Permaculture Day 2015
supervised activities.
call (603) 536-3954.
Saturday,
Set at a 200 year old farm that is
August 22 9am 5pm
reemerging as a sustainable The workshop covers the basic
homestead. Whether you are skills needed for the pursuit of
challenging
birds.
Inheritance Farm, 112
curious about permaculture or a these
Participants
also
will
learn
Pleasant St,
seasoned practitioner, there is
about grouse behavior, hunting
Chichester, NH
something for everyone.
safety issues, hunting with or
The third annual Permaculture Pre-admission is $35. The first without dogs, gaining permisDay is a gathering of permacul- 100 tickets sold will be only sion to hunt/landowner relature enthusiasts, teachers, and $25. For more information and tions, clothing choices, shotgun
interested newcomers from tickets go to NH Permie Day on and ammunition options, creaacross New Hampshire.
Facebook, or Central New ture comforts for an enjoyable
Hampshire Permaculture on hunt, and recipes for grouse.
The day will be filled with Meetup.
Grouse hunting season in New
hands-on workshops, demonHampshire opens October 1 and
strations, talks, walks, sharing
of knowledge on topics related
to food production, preparation
and preservation, climate
change, sustainable energy
resources, building sustainable
homesteads, etc. A vendor marketplace will offer information
and goods for sale.
Tek Talk...
With Eli Heath
Of Paige Computer Services

Tech Tips, Talk & Advice For Your Computer
You see them in hotels and airports; you may have used one in
a library or copy center or internet caf. I am talking about
public computers.
There are some precautions you

must take when using these
computers. There are several
ways you can protect your identity while using a public computer here are just a few.
programs such as instant messengers give you the option for

auto logon; make sure that box
is unchecked.
Do not use removable media,

such as a thumb drive or floppy
disk on the computer. The public computer may be infected
with a Trojan or virus. After
using that media on a public
computer and you put it in your
personal computer you will
infect your computer, a Trojan
may be installed where the
hacker can get all your personal
information by logging into
your home computer.
Watch for over the shoulder

snoops, when using a public
computer you need to be aware
of your surroundings there may
be someone watching you as
you type and the web site that
you are on.
There are some one line tools
you can run on a public comDo not enter sensitive infor- puter which will make your
mation, such as name or social computer experience easier,
security numbers, keep in mind they are;
someone may have installed
key logging software or a don- Google Docs it includes a word
gle attached to the keyboard processor, spreadsheet program
that would log all your informa- and presentation tool. It is not
tion as you type.
as good as word or excel but it
is free to use and your informaChat programs such as yahoo tion is not kept on the computer,
may be logging your conversa- you need to create an account
tion so any personal informa- with Google and save your file
tion you chat about may be on the web so you can access
saved on the computer for your document from any comsomeone to read later.
puter.
Do not save any login information, when you log on to a
web site and it ask you for a
password a window may pop up
asking you do you want to save
this information, say NO!
Flickr is an online photo sharing tool if you want to view

family photos or share pictures
with friends and you do not
want to download picture to the
computer this is a great alternative.
Bath Public Library News______________
be able to upload and share the

pictures; you can view them on
any public
The Bath Public Library has been awarded a CLiF Summer
computer.
Reading Storytelling and book giveaway on Tuesday August 4,
9:30 am at the Bath Village School.
Gmail or Yahoo Mail is a free
online mail account, if you trav- Every child is invited to choose two books to keep from a large
el allot and you need the flexi- selection provided by CLiF. This program will wrap up our 2015
bility to check your e-mail from Summer Reading Program, Every Hero Has a Story.CLiF
any computer these are the tools would also like to have every child leave the program with a
for you, now with Yahoo you library card.
can have unlimited e-mail storage, Gmail offers 3 gigabytes of This program is open to the public and free of charge. For more
e-mail storage depending on information, please call the Bath Public Library, (603) 747-3372,
how many e-mails you receive Tuesday through Thursday, 9 am 6 pm, Saturday, 9 am -12 pm.
this may be plenty of storage
space.
They also have a address book
to store your contacts, along
with calendars to keep track of
your appointments. You may in
some cases synch your cell
phone with Yahoo calendar so
all your appointments are current on your phone and on
Yahoo.
Use USB Flash Drive, there

are programs that will run on a
thumb drive, these can be
Mozilla Firefox web browser or
Thunderbird e-mail client.
There are many free programs
that will work independent of
your home computer that you
can install on a thumb drive,
plug it into a computer and still
use that programs like your sitting in front of your home computer, you can find these
portable applications on the
internet a great site for them is
www.portableapps.com.
Well I hope this information is

helpful, again any question
please
e-mail
me
at
paigecs@gmail.com or call
603-747-2201 or visit my website at www.paigecomputerserIf you say yes your password
vices.com. until next time
would be saved on the comput- All you need to do is create an Happy Computing!
er for easy retrieval later. Many account where your family will
Campton Old Home Day_______________
Saturday August 1, 2015- Vendors & crafters (contact is

Campton Historical Society Rt. 536 3756 or ddjoyce@road175 from 11-3
runner.com)
Demonstrations: Bee Keeping
with Jim Stafursky, Chair caning with Jackie Dearborn,
Antique tools with George
Short, Antique bread making
with Priscilla Whitney, Sled
Dogs with Valley Snow Dogz
(weather/heat
dependent),
Weaving with Debie Stohn,
Fiddle Making with Richard
Mardin.
Live Music
Silent auction - ski tickets, golf,

antiques, restaurant gift certificates, etc...
5K
Walk/Race
7:15
Registration
8:15
Start
Location - junction of routes 49
and 175 at Woodpeckers.
Application is online or call
726-4044.
Campton
Congregational
Church breakfast 9-11.
Magical History Bus Tour at They will also have a bake sale,
12:30
arts and crafts display and yard
sale from 9-3.
Book sale
Contact the church at 536-2536
Campton/Thornton fire depart- for details.
ment BBQ
Campton Baptist Hymn Sing
Ice Cream Social
and ice cream social Saturday
night at 7pm
Kids Activities with Margret &
H.A. Rey Center
Contact the town office 7263223 ext. 102 or Call Paul Yelle
Pie eating contest, musical at 726-6580 for more informachairs and kids games
tion or to be a part of the action.
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by family and friends on
Sunday, July 12, at DartmouthHitchcock Medical Center.
OBITUARY
She was born on November 18,

1996, in Littleton, and was a
2015 graduate of Plymouth
Regional High School.
She is survived by her parents,

Richard and Lynn Clogston of
Warren, brother Alex Clogston
and companion Jessica Nichols
of North Woodstock, brother
Tyler Clogston and wife
Heather of Bloomfield, NJ, sister Cathleen Clogston and
grandmother Sharon Bradley of
Thornton, great-grandmother
Thelma Perkins of Haverhill,
MA, niece Leila Clogston of
Wilson, NC, many aunts,
uncles, cousins, and many,
many friends.
MARTIN, LORD & OSMAN, P.A.

Attorneys at Law
Donations may be made to the

Emily Clogston Memorial
Fund, 5 School Street, Warren,
NH, 03279.
Monies will be used for local

Girl Scout camperships and to
support the students and staff of
the PRHS Culinary Arts program.
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