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Commission Approves Proposed Fish &

Game License Fee Increases____________
The New Hampshire Fish and Game

Commission approved proposed license
fee increases at its October meeting. The
new rules will not be final until approval is
received from the Legislative JLCAR
committee. Most increases would take
effect on January 1, 2016. See a complete
list at www.wildnh.com/funding/fgvalue.html.
The final rules included some revisions from the initial proposal.
The over age 68 annual fishing or combination hunting/fishing
license would cost $5, plus habitat, agent and transaction fee or
fees (it was originally proposed to be $10). Over-68 muzzleloader and archery permits would be $2. Over-68 clam and oyster
permits would be free, with no additional fees. Resident and nonresident annual hunting and fishing guide permits will both be set
at $100. Fishing derby fee changes would take effect in 2017.
Residents who reach their 68th birthday before January 1, 2016,

would continue to be eligible for a free permanent license.
Permits for turkey, bear and pheasant must be purchased.
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Under the approved proposal, regular

hunting and fishing license fees would
increase by $10. The basic price (not including
habitat, agent or transaction fees) for resident freshwater fishing
licenses would go from $33 to $43; hunting licenses from $21 to
$31; and combination hunting/fishing from $44 to $54. Annual
hunting and fishing permit fees for nonresidents, who already pay
more, would also increase by $10. One, three and seven-day fishing permit fees would not change. Various miscellaneous permits
would also increase, from special permits for taking additional
deer to recreational lobster permits.
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North Country Chorus

Welcomes Jan-Piet____________________
Jan-Piet was born in Haarlem,

The Netherlands, where he was
a boy chorister at St. Bavo's
Cathedral. He studied music in
Amsterdam, concentrating on
keyboard instruments. For
some twelve years, he wrote
about music for the world's oldest extant newspaper, Haarlems
Dagblad, while performing at
home and abroad.
After winning the International

Bach Competition in Lausanne,
Switzerland, Jan-Piet moved to
New York, taking the doctorate
with a dissertation on the
German poet-composer Peter
Cornelius. He has taught music
at all levels, including some ten
years
at
Queens
College/CUNY, where he was
instrumental in the major refurbishment of the MaynardWalker Organ. He has also
taught Research and Writing
and
Historical
Keyboard
In May, after a tenure of 25 Instruments in the graduate
years, Jean Anderson retired as school at SUNY Purchase.
pianist of North Country
Chorus. The group is very for- Following a period teaching
tunate to have Jan-Piet Knijff music and Classical languages
fill the post of keyboard accom- in university in Australia and
panist. Audiences will have the performing extensively in the
opportunity to hear this very local community, Jan-Piet
talented musician perform in returned to the United States to
the choruss Christmas concerts earn an MA in Classics in the
on Friday 4 December, 7:30 University of Kentucky's cutpm, at First Congregational ting-edge spoken-Latin proChurch, Littleton; Saturday 5 gram. After a year teaching lanDecember, 7:30 pm, at Wells guages and music in Louisville,
River Congregational Church; Jan-Piet returned to the
and Sunday 6 December, 3 pm, Northeast to teach Latin at The
School
in
at Peacham Congregational Riverside
Church. The program will fea- Lyndonville, VT. He also conture J.S. Bach's masterpiece ducts the NEK Community
Magnificat and A Child's Orchestra and the Lyndon State
Christmas in Wales, a contem- Community Chorus and is
porary setting of Dylan Organist and Choir Director of
Thomas' classic work by Barton United Church.
American composer Matthew
Harris. For details and ticket Jan-Piet's scholarly articles
information visit northcoun- have been published in three
languages and on three contitrychorus.org.
The Mount Moosilauke ATV Club in Warren, NH recently held their 4th Annual Save The
Racks Treasure Hunt. The Club would like to shout out a few huge thank yous!
The totals are in and Thank Yous go out to all participants and sponsors for their generosity,
thank you to the people of Warren for putting up with the extra ATV traffic over Columbus Day
Weekend, and a big thank you to everyone who helped make this event a completely overwhelming success!
The Mount Moosilauke ATV Club raised over $5,500 dollars, after expenses, for The Norris
Cotton Cancer Center for Breast Cancer research! Over $1,000 up from last years event!
Congratulations on a job well done!
The Mount Moosilauke ATV Club is a large, active club, based in Warren, NH. Their members
are far reaching and the club puts on several wonderful events throughout the year. You can
find out more information about the club by writing to MMATV Club, PO Box 23, Warren, NH,
you can email them through their webpage at www.mmatvc.org or find them on Facebook
under, Mount Moosilauke ATV Club.
nents. A Fellow of the

American Guild of Organists,
Jan-Piet is a member of the
Guild's
Professional
Certification Committee. He is
currently overseeing the instal-
Saturdays: Enjoy a Free Cup

of White Mt Gourmet Coee
lation of a historic British organ Flight of Lindbergh.

in a church just outside New
York City by a prominent
An occasional singer, Jan-Piet
Dutch organ builder.
recently sang the beautiful bass
arioso "Betrachte" in two perA well-versed accompanist on formances of Bach's St. John
three keyboard instruments, Passion with the Kentucky
Jan-Piet has occasionally Bach Choir.
accompanied larger choirs in
rehearsal and in concert. This in His musical theatre roles have
part
led
to
playing included Strephon in Iolanthe
organ/piano/reed organ parts in and Major Murgatroyd in
Bach's St. Matthew Passion, Patience (Ridgewood NJ).
Britten's
Saint
Nicholas,
Honegger's
A
Christmas You can learn more about JanCantata,
Orff's
Carmina Piet at jpknijff.com.
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Cafe Musico At West Newbury VT Hall__

Doug Perkins, "trekking the
worlds of jazz, bluegrass,
and Latin with Vermontgrown flavor and improvisational mastery," will appear
at Cafe Musico, West
Newbury VT Hall, Nov. 6.
Solo sets begin at 7 p.m.
Also
on
stage: Wes
Chapmon, Chance Lindsley,
Dylan Kidder, and Jeremy
Wheeler from the West
Coast in his area debut..
- NCN Courtesy Photo
Playing solo sets, five outstanding area musicians will inaugurate Cafe Musico, Friday,
November 6, at the West
Newbury Hall.
Continued from page A1
and freshwater fishing license age 68.

fees have not increased since
The increases were authorized 2003.
In 2014, about 121,000 resiby the Legislature to fill a $1.2
dents and 56,000 non-residents
million
hole
in
the Four public hearings were held purchased a New Hampshire
Departments proposed budget around the state to gather input hunting or fishing (annual or
for the current biennium. "The on the proposed fee increases, lifetime) license. For more
Legislature is counting on this but they were sparsely attended. information on Fish and Game's
new revenue to keep the Of the 92 written comments funding
situation,
visit
Department going," said Fish received, "notably, the most wildnh.com/funding.
and Game Executive Director common comment was that the
Glenn Normandeau.
Department is doing good
work, and the increase is fine,"
Normandeau pointed out that said Normandeau. A number of
while costs have gone up over comments also came in regardthe past twelve years, license ing the first-ever hunting and
prices have not. Basic hunting fishing license for those over
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fishing tackle, archery,
evening. Admission is $7. All
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Were so much more
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Commission Approves Proposed Fish & Game

License Fee Increases_______________________________________
On stage are Wes Chapmon,

jazz guitarist and owner of
Studio Bohema from Bath NH;
Jeremy Wheeler, singer/songwriter and guitarist newly of
West Newbury; from Newbury
Center
Chance Lindsley,
singer/songwriter and Newbury
Elementary School principal,
and Dylan Kidder, fiddler and
logger. Capping the show is
Doug Perkins of Topsham, a
"virtuostic acoustic guitar player" in jazz, blues, classical,
swing and originals.
Bermans Bits
Incessantly scouring the universe (and my back yard) for
the weird, the wacky, and the
thoughtful so you dont have
to.
Woo-hoo! Cause for celebration! I recently made a stir-fry

Szechwan shrimp, and it actually turned out pretty good! I am
not much of a cook, but I try.
Usually, no matter what I make,
it turns out like wet cardboard
(unlike my bud who can take
wet cardboard and make I really
great-tasting).
So I was watching the Pats

game against the Jets and saw
numerous shots of the hard-core
fans, the face painters. There
was a Seinfeld episode about
face painters that led me to
think about another issue that
would have made a great
episode (at least to me [you
have to know Seinfeld {and
me}]).Seinfeld was a show
about nothing. What follows is
nothing but is something important to me. I am currently reading a former library book.
Along the line someone who
read it before me didnt use a
bookmark they bent the corners of the pages! PAGE BENDERS! I HATE page benders.
Arrrgh!
difference?
by Dave Berman
gauge shotgun on the ground

without the safety on. Boyd
says
Carters
chocolate
Labrador retriever, Trigger,
stepped on top of the shotgun
and depressed the trigger. He
says Carter was shot in the left
foot at point-blank range, suffering injuries to her foot and
toes. She was treated at two
hospitals and released. [WCVB]
BTW, since 2004, at least ten
people are on record as having
been shot by dogs! I am thinking we have a dog problem....
Have you seen something like
this before? Nine out of ten
people fail! Find the letter in the
following list that doesnt
belong. You have one minute:
O O O O O O X OOOOOOOOO. Found it?
Good job! Feel smarter now?
Talk about endurance! In the
cinematic year 2455, Jason
Voorhees still lives? Takes a
licking and keeps on ticking!
Move over Energizer bunny!
(And 440 years in the future
and they still use machine
guns?)
Just read the horrible story

about an alleged drunk
(drugged? mentally ill?) driver
who plowed into a homecoming crowd killing at least four
including a 2-year-old and
injuring 47 others. Do we
blame the alcohol/drugs/illness
or the person?
Irony? Authorities say an

Indiana woman is recovering
after being shot in the foot by
her dog. And the dogs name
was
Trigger.
Indiana
Conservation Officer Jonathon Whats a person to do?
Boyd says 25-year-old Allie Criminal Minds or the politiCarter, of Avilla, laid her 12- cal debate? Is there really a
How often does this happen in

our local lives? (I dont think I
want to know!) A customer at a
Krispy Kreme doughnut shop
in North Carolina shared a
video purporting to show large
insects falling into the glaze
being spread on the pastries.
The video shows black specs
getting caught in the glaze
being spread on the dougnuts
by a machine at the Krispy
Kreme store in High Point.
The black spots you see coming through are BUGS that
were crawling on the machine
and FALLING into the glaze!
The machine had freaking
MOLD on the catcher and the
employees were touching the
floor with the same hands they
handled the doughnuts with!
One employee even dropped a
spatula, picked it up and proceeded to scrape the belt the
doughnuts were coming off!
After expressing my concern
with the supervisor he shrugged
me off, Nicole posted on the
locations Facebook page. She
wrote the manager was
EXTREMELY rude and nonchalant about the disgusting
things his employees had done
and actually laughed at my
complaint, even going as far as
stating that he gets complaints
everyday but he doesnt care
about them. The store
responded to her complaint in a
comment.Thank you so much
for letting us know. We have
been investigating this issue
and the video. We take this very
seriously, the comment reads.
[UPI]
I see quite often on Facebook
posts about various restaurants
and their secret menus. Is that
so people can feel cool, being
part of a special group, knowing something others dont? Or
is there something secretly spe-
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cial about the food? I am thinking why would a restaurant hide

something that might be great
and boost sales? Just curious.
offer publicly someday). It

bothered me that someone who
has done some great things for
some people and is seen as so
wonderful can at the same time
be so bullying and destructive
to others and not realize for a
single moment the harm she has
done (a true Jekyll and Hyde).
The good news is she is out of
my life, and I dont see that
changing. If you are willing to
look at another persons behavior toward you as a reflection of
the state of their relationship
with themselves rather than a
statement about your value as a
person, then you will, over a
period of time cease to react at
all. Yogi Bhajan. (Next time,
the only other person I have
active issues with.)
Part Eight This wraps it up.

It all started on September 13,
2012, when I was wrongly (and
loudly) kicked off Sadies property in front of my family and
some friends, which to me is
beyond inexcusable! Actually, it
started nearly 30 years ago
when I was publically attacked
and subtly continued, but very
much like what went on
between Gene and Finny in A
Separate Peace, I never even
realized there was a war going
on. Like a Facebook relationship, its complicated and after
learning what it was really all
about, a 20-ish page story I
wrote emerged (which I may Later.
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Section B Pull Out
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Letters & Opinions Legal Notices Help Wanted Restaurant Guide

Classifieds Puzzles & Comics Business & Church Director y Events
The Adventures
of Tom & Atticus
This issue, Tom asked that I use

a column from the past as he is
on a deadline for his book and
needs to keep focused on that. I
chose one from last December.
On this afternoon, I lay back

with my hands behind my head;
elbows splayed to the side, not
too far up this least notable of
the 4,000-footers and listened
as the wind continued to sing to
us, carrying more words from
Tecumseh, When the legends
die, the dreams end; there is no
more greatness.
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As a boy, the legends of these

mountains called to me. When I
sat by a stream or around the
campfire or slid into my sleeping bag, my senses were
aroused by the stories whispered in the wind, hidden
behind trees just out of sight in
the thick woods, floated upon
the streams and brooks, and carried from mountaintop to
mountaintop. They found their
way into my dreams and found
a way to stay with me even after
I rubbed the sleep from my
eyes. And they stayed with me
through all those years I
stopped coming to the mountains, dormant while awake,
seductive while asleep. For
years, they called to me in my
dreams until I returned to the
mountains last year and started
to walk through the woods,
along the streams, and sit on the
mountaintops. Slowly the stories replayed themselves to me
as whispers from the wind
straight into my heart, and I
found myself falling in love
with these wondrous mountains it is on Franconia Ridge to

that continue to awe me, that watch the sunrise or under
cloudy skies on a ski slope on
continue to inspire me.
Mt. Tecumseh. In the Whites,
There is a wonderful term that the genius loci is rich and tangispeaks of the pervading spirit of ble.
a unique place---genius loci.
The Romans believed protec- It was on the trip down that I
tive spirits watched over special came to think about why I like
places. I have no doubt that hiking alone. As pleasant as
there is something very special each of the people we met on
indeed that watches over these the summit were, as soon as we
mountains for I feel the magic encountered them and engaged
of these mountains when I stop in conversation, the wind, the
and just let myself be, whether trees, the mountain, the entire
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friends think of me as antisocial
when I hike alone, but Im just
silly enough to want to hear
what the mountain has to say to
me and when Im talking with
someone else, it is clear I dont
hear the wind, or the creaking
of the trees, or the mountain
talking of mysteries or the legends of the hills that dont
always get passed on by words,
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Its easy to overlook Mt.

Tecumseh, especially while tangled up in the mania of peak
bagging or in seeking out the
greatest views but theres something about this mountain that
draws me closer. I find rich
experiences whenever I take to
its trail, walk through its woods,
climb to the small summit
where I am surrounded by those
wonderful trees.
I love those words. They speak

of awe, the importance of this
wonderful moment and why I
am called to these mountains.
Oh, there have been times when
I have stumbled and lost track
of the beautiful while crossing
numbers off a list or in making
sure I can cover so many miles
or climb so many feet of elevation in a day, but in the end,
when I peel back the ego and
the ambition, this is what it all
comes down toat least for
me. I like the way I feel when I
am here.
Riverglen Lecture Series__________________________________________________________________________
On Thursday, October 15th,

Riverglen House launched the
first of a series of lunchtime
meetings called The Riverglen
Lecture Series. It is a service for
all of our residents as well as any
or all interested parties. It is a
small group, with a 10 person, on
a first come, first serve sign-up
basis. Held in the library it makes
for a quiet and intimate setting.
A delicious lunch including a
sumptuous dessert are always
served. The Series will take place
every 3rd Thursday of the month
beginning at 11:30 am. This
month Riverglen was privileged
to have Ms. Jill Kimball,

Publicity Manager for the
Littleton Coin Company. Jill
gave a fascinating talk about the
history of her company as well as
some suggestions for coin collecting. She also brought a gift
bag for all in attendance of various catalogues, coin cards and
various items related to the
beginner collector and suggestions for getting grandchildren
involved. Great Holiday idea for
grandparents!
Series, or would like to attend,

please call or email Jayne Cruger,
Activities Director for Riverglen
House at (603) 991-0114 or
jcruger@riverglenhouse.com.
Any questions regarding The
Littleton Coin Company can be
directed to Ms. Jill Kimball.
In The Photo:
Seated clockwise from top right;
Janet Moody, Joan Gould,
Speaker Jill Kimball, Arthur
Doty, Rocky Stinehour, Dean
Should you have any questions DeLucca, Ruth Griffin, Jason
regarding the Riverglen Lecture Purdy and Natalie Bean
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at
www.huntnh.com/hunting/moo
se-hunt-gallery.html.
Get your limited-edition 2015

New Hampshire moose hunt
shirt at www.shopwildnh.com.
In all, more than 9,500 people

entered the moose hunt lottery
for a chance to win a permit for
the New Hampshire moose
hunt. Nearly 85 percent of the
permits
went
to
New
Hampshire residents.
The overall odds of being

drawn this year were 1 in 63 for
state residents and 1 in 243 for
nonresidents
Bergeron. "This is the third

highest total in the last nine
years, falling below only 2007
and 2013, when the state's second and fourth highest total
deer kills occurred, respectively. Initial harvest numbers were
down slightly from previous
years, likely due to the warmer
weather at the beginning of the
season and the abundance of
natural foods, which can make
deer more difficult to pattern.
Now that the weather has
become more seasonable, hunting conditions should be more
favorable. I have been seeing
lots of deer in my hunting area
and have been receiving reports
of good deer activity throughout the state."
Hunting licenses can be purchased

online
at
www.huntnh.com, from license
agents statewide, or at the Fish
and Game Department in
Concord. Hunters age 15 and
younger do not need a license,
but do require permits for some
species, such as turkey and
bear, and must be accompanied
by a properly licensed adult
who is at least 18 years of age.
New Hampshires Apprentice

Hunting License allows people
a chance to hunt under the guidance of an experienced hunter
age 18 or older without taking a
Hunter Education course. This
license is a great way to introduce a friend or family member
to hunting. Learn more at
www.huntnh.com/hunting/appr
entice.html
www.huntnh.com/hunting/deer meat for food banks around the

state.
-check-stations.html
Hunters with full freezers are For more information, call

reminded that the New (603) 669-9725, extension 240,
Hampshire Food Bank is seek- or visit www.nhfoodbank.org.
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lar muzzleloader season runs

New Hampshire's 2015 moose from October 31 through
season wrapped up on Sunday, November 10, 2015. Opening
day for New Hampshire's reguOctober 25.
lar firearms deer season is
N.H. Fish and Game headquar- November 11, a date anticipated with great enthusiasm by
ters preliminary figures show hunters
statewide. The firearms
that 74 hunters succeeded in deer season
runs through
taking their moose during the 9- December 6 in most of the
day season. With a total of 108 state, except in Wildlife
permits issued, this represents a Management Unit (WMU) A in
statewide success rate of 69%. northern New Hampshire,
That compares with last year's where it closes November 29.
(2014) overall success rate of New Hampshire has more than
licensed hunters age 1672%. The breakdown for the 59,000
68.
harvest this year was 46 bulls
(62%) and 28 cows (38%). Hunters should check the 2015Final season results will be 16 New Hampshire Hunting &
available upon completion of Trapping Digest (available at
registration data entry and www.huntnh.com/hunting/publications.html or from any agent
analysis.
when you buy your license) for
WMU-specific regulations. The
It was a good season, according Fish
and Game website has
to Fish and Game moose biolo- more information about deer
gist Kristine Rines. "The weath- hunting
at
er up north was good for moose www.huntnh.com/hunting/deer.
hunting, mostly cool and only a html.
few warm days. There was
enough rain and wind up north The archery deer season has
underway in New
to cause most of the fall leaves been
Hampshire since September 15.
to drop from the trees, improv- In the first month of the season
ing visibility and hunting con- (through October 20), New
ditions overall."
Hampshire hunters had harvested 1,993 deer, according to Fish
Regionally this year, prelimi- and Game Deer Project Leader
nary numbers show moose Dan Bergeron. This represents
an increase of 2% from the harhunters had a 70% success rate vest
at the same point last year
in the Connecticut Lakes (2014). A comparison by counRegion; 83% in the North ty
is
available
at
Region; 60% in the White www.huntnh.com/hunting/deer
Mountain Region; 90% in the -harvest.html.
Central Region; 40% in the
Southwest Region; and there
were no lucky hunters in the
Southeast Region.
- Notices, Letters, Politics, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! Dear Constituents,
Each year, after the session

comes to a close, I begin visits to
the 27 communities in District 2
to report on what happened
during session. Meeting with the
Selectboards and constituents
who attend these meetings is
always informative. It also provides me with an opportunity to
learn what issues they are facing
and gives them an opportunity to
ask me questions.
There were over 1,000 pieces of

legislation proposed by the
House and Senate this session
which addressed a wide range of
New
Hampshire
issues.
Specifically, the Senate focused
on its main priorities, which
included
improving
New
Hampshires business economy.
We worked to meet these priorities by addressing high energy
rates, reforming the high cost of
workers compensation insurance and reducing business regu-
A Letter From Your Se
Health and Human Services

- Funded vital assistance programs: Meals on Wheels,
ServiceLink, &
- Developmental Disabilities.
- Increased funding for alcohol
& drug treatment and prevention
programs by 75%,
- Funded NH Mental Health
Settlement, increasing funding
Ive included below some of the for existing mental health inframajor policy changes included in structure by $6.5 million.
the budget, as well as other legislative priorities that have Ensured opening of 10-Bed
Crisis Unit at NH Hospital.
become law in our state.
lations.
The legislature also passed a FY
2016-17 operating budget that
addressed the needs of our most
vulnerable citizens while incorporating business tax reductions
aimed
at
growing
New
Hampshires economy and creating jobs.
Education
- Increased state funding for the
University System by $12 million, including $3.8 million for
the Community College System,
enough to ensure a two-year
Enterprise Tax for the first time tuition freeze.
- Phased out the cap on
ever, restoring NHs competitiveness over neighboring states. Adequate Education Grants.
- Increased state support for
Charter School students.
Expanded the Research and
Development Tax Credit in
Public Safety
FY18.
- Funded State Police Detectives
Bureau and Homeland Security.
-Protecting Taxpayers
Approved a balanced budget
Budget Overview
Jobs and the Economy
Lowered the Business Profits
Tax for the first time in 20 years,
and the Business
using conservative revenue estimates and no tax increases.

- Doubled the Rainy Day Fund
to protect NHs fiscal health and
bond rating.
- Eliminated $129 million in tax
increases proposed in
Governors budget.
- Provided tax relief for NH
businesses, cutting our uncompetitive business tax rates.
- Increased state aid to cities and
towns for schools, road construction, and Meals and
Rooms revenues, helping local
taxpayers.
- Established Tax Amnesty,
Voluntary Disclosure; enabling
collection of delinquent tax revenue.
House & Senate Legislation

Jobs and the Economy
- Approved Workers Comp
reforms, enabling employers to
contest unreasonable health care
charges. Lowering Workers
Comp is a key to job creation in
New Hampshire. SB 133
- Updated New Hampshires
outdated banking laws. SB 188
Updated and reformed New
Hampshires securities laws. SB
PUBLIC NOTICE
Residents of Easton, Lincoln, and Woodstock should be

aware that workers and equipment from Eversource
contractor Winco Inc., and PAR Electrical Contractors,
will soon be performing field maintenance activities
within existing utility rights-of-way in the White
Mountain National Forest. This work will be completed
by helicopter between Route 116 in Easton and Route
112 in Woodstock. The work is expected to begin in midOctober and will be completed approximately four
weeks later. Should you have questions about this work,
please call 888-926-5334.
266
- Protected the local fishing
industry from stifling regulations. HB 464
- Authorized Business Finance
Authority to assist Balsams
Redevelopment. SB 30
Health and Human Services

- Authorized the use of
telemedicine to improve
health care delivery at lower
cost. SB 84 and SB 112
= Strengthened protections
against lead poisoning in children. SB 135
- Provided parity for oral anticancer therapies. SB 137
- Reduced hurdles for Managed
Care Organizations to treat mental illness. HB 564
Cities and Towns

- Authorized municipalities to
improve storm water protections. SB 97
- Authorized cities and town to
establish special assessment districts. HB 486
- Reduced costly and unnecessary mandates on local elections.
HB 493
Education
- Provided state support to local
school districts for courses given
to home-schooled students. SB
151
- Increased state support for
Community and Technical
Education Centers. SB 190
- Enabled towns to provide
property tax exemption for
Charter Schools. HB 662
Public Safety
- Restricted the sale of synthetic
drugs like Spice. SB 106
- Established a fine for persons
convicted of domestic violence
to assist victims. HB 681
Energy
- Improved ability of Site
Evaluation Committee to review
energy projects. HB 614
- Improved Site Evaluation
Committee rules for gas
pipelines to protect landowners.
SB 572
Protecting Taxpayers
- Improved state agency budget
reporting requirements. SB 32
- Improved disclosure requirements for homeowners facing
foreclosure. SB 50
- Reformed Real Estate Transfer
Tax to remove improper tax on
ground leases. SB 232
Its been a long first session, but

one that was productive. We
built a responsible, balanced
budget and continued our efforts
to make New Hampshire a more
business-friendly state.
As always, I want to hear from

you. If you have a concern youd
like to share, an event youd like
me to attend, or a problem you
think I might be able to help
with, please call or email (2714980
[office]
or
jeanie@jeanieforrester.com). If
you would like to subscribe to
my
e-newsletter,
visit
www.jeanieforrester.com and
sign up.
Your Senator from District 2

Jeanie Forrester
North Country Happenings...

On-Going Events
Upcoming Events
Cafe Musico at West Newbury VT

Hall, Friday, Nov. 6: Cafe opens
at 6 p.m. for chili, cornbread,
sweets. Music starts at 7:00 p.m.
with guitarists Doug Perkins and
Wes Chapmon, singer song/writers Jeremy Wheeler and Chance
Lindsley, and fiddler Dylan
Kidder, all in solo sets. $7. 802
429-2632.
----------------------------------------Hunters Breakfast on Sunday
November 8th from 4:30am to
9am at Calamity Janes Restaurant,
Warren, NH. Proceeds go to the
Warren Village School for their
8th grade class trip to Washington,
DC.
----------------------------------------Unit 83 American Legion
Auxiliary- Homemade Chicken
Pot Pie, Sat Nov 7th from 5-7 Pm
at Post 83 Main St Lincoln
Make your own sundae for
dessert. $10.00 PP. Public
Welcome come join your friends
and make new ones. (Date was
changed from the 14th)
----------------------------------------Holiday
Bazaar,
Saturday,
November 7th at Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Church in
Bradford, VT from 9-3. Lunch at
11am. Crafts, attic treasures,
plants, baked goods, Christmas,
etc.
----------------------------------------Roast Pork Supper on Saturday,
November 7th from 5-7pm at th
Bath Congregational Church.
Adults, $12; children 5-12 is $4
and under 5 is free.
----------------------------------------Campton Baptist Church, Main
Street Campton, N.H. Harvest
Supper on November 7th 5-7
p m. Ham and Beans, brown
Bread and rolls, coleslaw, assorted
Pies and benerages. Adults. $8,
children $4 and ages 5 & under
free.AGES 5 & All Welcome!
----------------------------------------HOLIDAY BAZAAR 9am - 2pm
HOLIDAY
HOLIDA
HOLID
AY OPEN HOUSE
AY
5:00
Gift with $25 Purchase

Purchase
Prizes
rizes Sale Table Free
Free Ref
Refrreshments
Holiday Decorating
Decorating Ideas
/WNER,ORI%LLIOTT

,ODGEAND#ABIN$ECORs3EWING!LTERATIONS

Letter To The Editor__________________

- Saturday, November 14th at

the Plymouth United Methodist
Church, 334 Fairgrounds Road,
Plymouth is hosting their 6th
annual holiday bazaar. This bazaar
is held on both floors of the
church, and features the Women's
Fellowship COOKIE WALK,
many vendors selling hand crafts,
local non-profits showcasing their
work, exhibitors, and a lunch caf.
Plenty of parking and the church
is handicap accessible. For more
information, contact Diane
Tiffany at 536-2822.
-----------------------------------------Saturday Nov 7th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
NH Open Doors Open Studio
Tour, 96 Rivervale Rd., Piermont.
Walk the labyrinth after your visit.
Refreshments. Free. Sunday
Nov 8th Noon - 4 p.m. NH
Open Doors Open Studio Tour,
96 Rivervale Road, Piermont.
Walk the labyrinth after your visit.
Refreshments. Free. 603-2724954.
-----------------------------------------Penny Social - November 14th at

the Warren, NH Town Hall.
Doors open at 6pm. Drawings
start at 7pm. Benefit for Minerva
Temple #40.
-----------------------------------------Pythian Sisters of Warren, NH
Supper on Saturday, November 21
from 5-6pm at the Warren Village
School Gym. Chicken & Biscuit
and Mac & Cheese, dessert. Movie
at 6pm.
Movie is, AN UNLIKELY

CATHEDRAL.
Benifit
for
Warren Historical Society Building
Fund by donation.
-----------------------------------------Christmas Bazaar at Bath
Congregational Church, Bath, NH
on Saturday, November 14th
from 9am to 2pm featuring a Corn
Chorder Luncheon to benefit the
Womans Fellowship.
Breakfast Cook Wanted!
We now have openings for a Breakfast cook to work in

our 28 room Inn. This is a year round, full time position,
although seasonal applicants may be considered. Must
be able to work weekends & have reliable transport.
Great working environment with competitive salary and

tips. Call 603-823-7244 or email
stay@innatsunsethill.com
Veterans DayA time to give thanks
Veterans Day on November 11th is a day to give thanks to all who

have served or are now serving in the United States Armed
Forces, to let them know we appreciate them for their service, for
their patriotism, and for their willingness to serve and sacrifice
for the good of our country. It is a day to honor and show respect
to those men and women from all branches of the service who
courageously served and continue to serve our country in uniform during peace or war.
On Veterans Day recognize our veterans with a special Thank

You For Your Service. A handshake, a pat on the back, or heartfelt greeting will make their day and yours too. On this day
acknowledge and give a special thanks to our aging WWII,
Korean War, and Vietnam era Veterans. As with all veterans they
have earned and deserve our thanks and support.
John OBrien
Orford, NH
Northcountry News
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Since 1989.
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(603) 787-6351 Fax (603) 787-2564
Warren Masonic Hall - breakfast

from 7-9 on the first Sunday of
each month. Hope to see you
there.
----------------------------------------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.
excel.com with any questions.
----------------------------------------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!
----------------------------------------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 conversa-
tion.
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every
month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed!
----------------------------------------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.
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AUTOS / TRUCKS
BLUE 2009 SUBARU LEGACY

2.5ISE PZEV; 62,500 miles; automatic
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--------------------------------------------------GM TRANSMISSIONS - 2-350 TH
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--------------------------------------------------REPURPOSED BRICKS CA. 1900$150.00 for all! Firm. Must sell - first
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-------------------------------------------------SMALL ENGINE TOOLS & PARTSfor sale. Call for details! 603-364-7874.
(12/4)
--------------------------------------------------SEVERAL ITEMS - Delta table saw
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--------------------------------------------------TWIN REMOTE ADJUSTABLE BED Frame and box. $350. Call 603-2593292. (11/20)
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--------------------------------------------------ANTIQUE PINE HUTCH, 80" high,20"
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--------------------------------------------------FOUR WINTER SNOW TIRES
Michelin X-ICE 195-60R15. Used one
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one approx. 65%. Call 603-823-5011.
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REALESTATE.
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home 22x28 1.5 bath 3 bedroom on
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A 2012 Diax trike 300cc 900miles on it,

asking $3899.
responsible for heat and utilities.

A Wiseway gravity feed Pellet Stove, $850/mnth-1 year lease required.
asking $1199.
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--------------------------------------------------WARREN RANCH - w/5.5 acres,
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WEIGHTLOSS
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Annually, the amount of garbage that is dumped

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HAVERHILL, NH. - Spacious two-bedroom house for rent. 1 bath, large

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RENTALS
In a year, the average person walks four

miles to make his or her bed!
President Bush and Saddam Hussein both

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Italian shoemaker!
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--------------------------------------------------2004 FISHER SANDER FOR TRUCK
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--------------------------------------------------2011 HONDA ACCORD EX-L, 4 door,
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call Rebecca at 1-603-353-4555. See
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click on Inventory, then Honda. (tfn2/28)
--------------------------------------------------2014
FOOD
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TRAILER- for sale. Includes commercial refrigerator, freezer, South Bend
Convection Oven and South Bend gas
range. Trailer only used one season,
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--------------------------------------------------4 MAPLE PANTRY CABINETS - Adj.
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Leave message at (914) 573-6003.
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--------------------------------------------------A REAL STEAL
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North Country Classifieds & More!
Cosauke...
Adventures in
Homesteading
Celebration
Beth
Weick
hike with friends followed by a

home-grown meal and cellar
The realization of completion is tour.
dawning slowly. I expected it to
be more like an exclamation Still, there were details lingering
point, a crash, a pounding heart- that I couldnt easily put from my
beat or leap of joy sort of mind. The flat cap of the cellar
moment; the ah-hah! Done! was under tap and plastic sheetPeriod. Instead, it feels more like ing for the interim, but a shack
a lingering sunset, the putting roof would be necessary to keep
away of tools and the easing of snow and ice off over the winter
endless details from my mind in a months. The temperatures were
slow process of conclusion.
turning colder, and we had our
first dusting of snow; we had
The root cellar was capped, with time, but how much? I, ever the
produce stored within, by the end planner, was feeling the antsy
of September. This was a mile- tick in my mind to get this done.
stone in itself, and the gardener
and homemaker in me was much Ryan and I had separate ideas on
relieved that the harvest had a how to go about the pitch roof.
place to be stored for winter eat- Early October went by as plans
ing. The wisp of a carpenter in percolated and other commitme was ecstatic simply that the ments absorbed our hours and
trap door I built opened and energies. It was therefore late in
closed with a decent fit. The October when a remarkably
major hurdle was cleared, and quick discussion blended our
Ryan and I celebrated by taking a separate visions, bore a plan, and
set us in motion for the final

phase of the project.
OBITUARY
Given the fact that other aspects

of the cellar project routinely
took more hours to complete than
we anticipated, we were pleasantly pleased when, in a single
afternoon, the shack roof was
built, roofed, and wrapped with
the scraps of plastic, tar paper,
and tyvek saved from previous
projects. The following morning
a door was hinged into place and
some final boards affixed. The
cellar was under roof and weath- Dalton, NH- Alan Aiken Astle,
er
tight!
Ah-hah! 72, of Forest Lake Road, died
Done!...Period?
peacefully on Monday, October
26, 2015.
Because there are so many
unknowns with this newest of Alan was born in Lancaster on
projects - will snow slide off the June 4, 1943, to C. Frederick
roof? Are there cracks that and Helena (Keir) Astle. He
snowflakes can blow through? attended Whitefield High
Will the cellar be cool enough? School and was a graduate of
Will it be warm enough? - the Brewster
Academy
in
questions could run one's Wolfeboro, NH. He graduated
thoughts in endless circles. from Franconia (NH) College,
Reminding myself that I no Class of 1965. Alan owned and
longer have to be on alert for operated The Astle Company of
details and variables is a process Whitefield for many years; and
of acclimation, leaving that ah- for several years, he and his
hah moment feeling less precise. wife, Susan, owned and operatI work to shake my predilection ed The Uncommon Collection
for mulling over details and com- Antique Shop in Whitefield.
mit to celebrating an effort completed. It has been a significant Alan was a Charter Member
effort - of time, muscle, sweat, and active life member of the
Whitefield Lions Club and was
and creativity.
the Guiding Lion in the foundBefore sitting down to write this, ing and chartering of the
I basked in the sunlight beaming Lancaster Lions Club. He was
through our western window a former member of the
while reading, perhaps nodding Whitefield Historical Society
off for a few moments. Without and the Benevolent Order of the
the pressure of doing something Elks in Littleton. He was a lifemember
of
the
with each moment here, I think long
Im adjusting well to the thrill of Community Baptist Church in
simply being in our hand-crafted Whitefield. He was an avid
homestead. This is what we skier and was a member of the
work so hard for after all, to revel Ski Patrol at Cannon Mt. in
in the joy of being here, with one Franconia for a number of
another, living from the work of years. His joy in life was
our hands, in this nook betwixt spending time at Forest Lake
with his family and friends. He
river and hill.
served as a lifeguard at the State
Beach during his high school

and college years.
He was predeceased by his parents and his wife, Susan

(Hennessey) Astle, in 1994 and
by a brother-in-law, Herbert
Hennessey, Jr.
He is survived by a daughter,
Marcy K. Verrone and husband
David of Mendon, MA; a son,
Scott T. Astle and wife Gina of
Conway, NH; four grandchildren, Carly, Tanner, Matthew,
and John; a sister, Carlee Astle
Noecker and husband Marshall
of Sarasota, FL; three sisters-inlaw, Maryclare H. Quigley and
husband Eddie of Whitefield,
Anne H. Jones and husband
David of Marlborough, CT, and
Joanne G. Hennessey of
Dalton; a special cousin,
Jeannie Knight and husband
Ben of Guildhall, VT; as well as
cousins and many nieces,
nephews, great nieces and a
great nephew.
There will be no calling hours.
A memorial service will be held

on Saturday, October 31, at 11
AM at the Community Baptist
Church, 27 Jefferson Road,
Whitefield, with Rev. Greg
Vigne officiating.
Memorial contributions may be

made to the Whitefield Lions
Club, PO Box 296, Whitefield,
NH 03598.
For more information, or to

offer an online condolence,
please visit www.rickerfh.com
Ricker Funeral Home &
Cremation Care of Woodsville
is in charge of arrangements.
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On Page B-16
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Robert F. Hall - 93 or Warren, with friends and school children

NH died on October 17, 2015 at in Warren.
the Grafton County Nursing
Robert is survived by his wife,
Home, Haverhill, NH.
Sarah, sons Roberts, Joseph and
Robert resided most of his life Warren, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and his best 4in Rhode Island and Florida.
legged friend, Gibson.
Robert was a U.S. Army
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North Haverhill, NH Robert
Kenneth Davison, 87 of Sand
Road, passed away on
Thursday, October 22, 2015 at
his home after a lengthy illness.
He was born in Revere, MA,
October 11, 1928, the son of
John P. and Mary E. (Conley)
Davison. Robert served with
the U. S. Navy during World
War II. He married Elizabeth
DeSimone on October 8, 1949.
Robert worked for more than 30
years as a postal clerk at the
South Postal Annex in Boston,
MA. After retirement, Robert
and Elizabeth spent many winters in Winter Haven, Florida.
They later moved to North
Haverhill to be closer to family.
He cherished time spent with
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his grandchildren and family. a sister, Edna Powell; a brother,

Robert loved being outdoors in Thomas Davison; and several
the sunshine.
nieces and nephews.
Robert was predeceased by his
wife, Elizabeth (DeSimone)
Davison on January 22, 2012;
two sons, Robert A. Davison
and Richard K. Davison; a sister, Mary Boyd Leclair; and
three brothers, John Paisley
Davison, Jr., George Davison,
and Henry Davison.
Survivors include his daughter,

Mary Cataldo and husband
Stephen of North Haverhill;
eight grandchildren, Stephanie,
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North
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Davison, 15 Pine Street,
Woodsville, NH 03785.
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causing a disruption of the
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brooms. The illustration for this
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In a way, witchs brooms are

like burls, those swellings of
the trunk of a tree that produce
nicely figured wood. Burls are
produced when an organism
invades the straw-like pathways
in the phloem, or inner layer of
bark.
culturists collect them in hopes

of perpetuating the genetic disruption caused in the parent
tree, to create a new cultivar.
Its not a hobby for the fearful
or the acrophobic - you have
to climb the tree to harvest the
broom. In some cases a ruder
There are many causes of tool is employed: a shotgun or a
witchs brooms, including chain saw.
fungi, insects, mistletoe and
dwarf mistletoe, tiny mites, Some witchs brooms have perviruses, and phytoplasmas nicious economic effects. One
specialized bacteria that are witchs broom disease caused
parasites of both their transmit- by a fungus attacks the cocoa
tree that produces chocolate.
ting organism and of the tree.
The funguss spores are spread
Many species of trees and by wind. It is expensive to conshrubs, both hardwoods and trol and can have a drastic
softwoods, are susceptible to effect on production. After the
brooming. Smith has seen them disease found its way to
on butternut, black walnut, Brazils cocoa-producing Bahia
lilacs, hackberry, fir, service- State in the late 1990s, the
berry, and other species. In my country went from being secgarden I find them on my high ond in the world in cocoa probush blueberries, where they duction to a net importer.
proliferate but dont bear any
fruit. I cut them out, but they It is a major threat to chocolate
tend to grow back. Thats production in parts of the tropbecause the organism that ics, said Smith. Its definitely
caused the growth in the first a no-joke disease and a driver
place (in this case, probably of research on witchs broomrust) has already spread ing. A witchs broom that
affects lime trees, threatens the
throughout the bush.
citrus industry in portions of the
Its said that witchs brooms got world.
their name because people
thought witches had flown over Most witchs brooms, however,
the tree, or stopped to rest there. dont appear to weaken their
As a boy, I hadnt heard that host plant. Many trees live with
tale. I called these growths
squirrel nests. Not because I
ever saw a squirrel in them, but
Northcountry
because they looked like squirrels should nest in them. It turns
News
out that I wasnt wrong. The
Read By
northern flying squirrel, as well
as some birds, do use them for
Thousands!
shelter. This specialized habitat
is also used by some insects,
Smith told me.
of cytokinin, a plant hormone
that interferes with auxins ability to regulate the number of
shoots on the twig or branch.
The cytokinin causes shoots to
proliferate wildly, producing a
shrubby little tree within a tree.
Hiking The Lakes Region With Gordon Dubois______________________________________________________

Hiking enthusiast Gordon
Dubois will share his stories of
hiking in the Lakes Region, at
Taylor Communitys Woodside
Building, Monday, Nov. 2 at
6:30 p.m. The event is free and
open to the public.
Dubois hails from up-state New

York and spent many summers
with his aunt and uncle who
lived in the Adirondack
Mountains. It was there he
learned a love of the outdoors
hiking, swimming and fishing.
He and his family moved to
Laconia in 1977, but it wasnt
until 1980 that he climbed his
first 4,000 foot mountain with
his 9-year-old son. Ten years
later he tried winter hiking with
a trip up Mt. Hale and was
hooked.
Gordon has hiked extensively

in Northern New England and
the Adirondacks of New York
State. In 2011 he completed the
Appalachian Trail (2,285
miles). He has also hiked the
Long Trail in VT, The
International AT in Quebec,
Canada, Cohos Trail in northern
NH and the John Muir Trail in
CA. Gordon has summated the
New Hampshire Hundred
Highest peaks, and the New
England Hundred Highest, 98
of these in winter.
He spends much of his time

hiking locally and in the White
Mountains with his dog Reuben
and especially enjoys hiking in
the Lakes Region due to the
proximity to his home in New
Hampton. He is also a trail
maintainer for the Belknap
Range Trail Tenders (BRATTS)

and can often be found exploring the many hiking trails in the
area.
Using personal stories and photos from his adventures in the

mountains around the Lakes
Region, he will take you on the
trails near his home. Come hear
about his passion and maybe
find one of your own!
Taylor Community is a not-forprofit

Continuing
Care
Retirement Community whose
mission is to provide the highest quality retirement living
options to support the independence, health and dignity of
community residents. Visit
www.taylorcommunity.org or
see our Facebook page for
upcoming events.
Bancroft House & Tri-County CAP Host The Longest Night________________________________________

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December twenty-first, the winter solstice, from six oclock in
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Participants will seek sponsors
in support of their camp-out on
the Dow. All funds raised will
support the services of the
Bancroft House and Tri-County
CAPs homeless outreach services.
As the winter season approaches, demands upon homeless
shelters across the state increase
dramatically as dropping temperatures and inclement weather force the homeless individuals and families to seek protection from the elements. Fair
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sleeping in trailers, or finding
shelter in the out of doors suddenly become dangerous and
life-threatening options. The
Longest Night will showcase
for participants, the experience
that the homeless encounter
during this difficult season.
The awareness of the community at large is impacted as friends
and family, consider the experience of a neighbor or loved one
spending the night without
shelter.
Andy Stone, coordinator of TriCounty

CAP
Homeless
Programs, will give a brief
Homelessness is not just a prob- presentation on the state of the
lem amongst the adult popula- homeless and the availability of
tion; many families are impact- services in the North Country.
ed as well. The 2013-2014
report by the New Hampshire The Bancroft House, founded
Department of Health & in 1982, has been providing
Human Services Bureau of temporary housing for individHomeless & Housing Service uals, children, and families, in
notes that 4,760 persons crisis. The Bancroft House proreceived the critical service of vides a clean, comfortable, safe
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A Walk In The Woods_____________________________________
Photo
left:
Extension
Forester, Karen Bennetts
father, Dick Bennett on the
top of Tuckermans Ravine.
- NCN Courtesy Photo
By Karen P. Bennett,
Extension Forest
hiking in those mountains.
The State of New Hampshire

owns and manages thousands
of state forests and parks for
recreation, nature appreciation,
forestry demonstration and timber production. I like walking
to, around, and on bogsa fascinating remnant of the glaciers. Fox State Forest has one
such bog with a short boardwalk and a viewing-hut. The
hut lets hikers observe bog-life
without disturbing the wildlife.
I expect its also intended to
keep the mosquitoes at bay, but
my experience is the viewinghut traps the mosquitoes inside
with you. Never-the-less its
one of my favorite short hikes
when I have guests visitinga
picnic always follows.
The White Mountain National

Forest is a hikers paradise and
though New Hampshire is full
of fine hikes outside of the
Whites, this is where Ive had
my most rigorous hikes with the
greatest variety in terrain and
most spectacular views and lots
of fine memories. I grew up
With Eli Heath
Of Paige Computer Services

Tech Tips, Talk & Advice For Your Computer
I have been using Windows 10

since its release on July 29,
ago and our memories told us it 2015. Ihave had customers ask
wasnt so bad, but memories me if it is ok to install it on my
fade and so do bodies. In retro- computer?
spect, we should have listened
to our hut-mates. The hike I say yes, but before you install
proved to be a little too much it, run Windows 10 compatibilfor my Dad. He kept apologiz- ity check. You do this by Righting for going slowly. I kept click the Get Windows 10 icon
thinking, This is about my (on the right side of the taskbar)
speed anyway, Dad. But near and then click Check your
the end of the hike, I thought it upgrade status. And then In the
was near the end for my father. Get Windows 10 app, click the
His legs stopped working. My hamburger menu, which looks
husband and I helped him to the like a stack of three lines and
ground. Gratefully, after a 5- then click Check your PC.
minute rest he was roaring to
go.
The check will tell you if the
hardware in your computer will
To say the day was glorious is work on Windows 10.
understating
its
beauty.
Unequivocally, there has been After you get Windows 10 in
no better weather on Mt. your computer check for winWashington, nor will there ever dows update. To do that click
be another better day of hiking Windows Start button go to setfor me, ever again.
tings update & Security
check for updates and let winThis was my Dads last high- dows install the updates.
peaks hike and Im glad I was
able to do it with him. He still You have 30 days after you
hikes, but in the flatter country install Windows 10 on your
of southern New England.
computer to roll it back to your
previous copy of windows, if
Karen is the State Extension
Forester
with
UNH
Cooperative Extension. She is
based out of the UNH campus
in Durham, NH. Karen has
worked for 35 years with New
Hampshire
landowners,
foresters and others to help
them care for their forest land
you do not like Windows 10. To

do that, click on start select settings click on Update &
Security and then click on
Recovery, there you will see
on the right side of the window
Restore your previous version
of Windows, and click that.
Windows will ask you why,

answer the question, then click
restore, your computer will go
back to your old windows version install. Again, keep in
mind, you have 30 days to
restore back to your old windows. If it is older than that,
then you will have to back up
your files, and do a complete
factory restore on your computer to get Windows 7 or 8.1 on
your computer, and then restore
your files and programs.
I will talk more about Windows

10 next time. Until then, have a
great week and if you have any
questions, call me at (603)7472201,
email
paigecs@gmail.com or visit my
website at www.paigecomputerservices.com
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My favorite hike ever was up

the grand old dame, Mount
Washington, with my Dad and
husband. We hiked up
Tuckermans Ravine and spent
the night at the Lake of the
Clouds hut. My 81-year-old
Dad was more fit than most hiking up the trail, but his balance
isnt what it used to be and he
didnt want to trip over the
many boulders nearing the summit, so we didnt go to the
topbagging the peak wasnt
One of my favorite walks in the our goal.
woods is on a property owned
by the Society for Protection of Hut-hiking in the Whites is a
New Hampshire Foreststhe mountain-hiking luxuryyou
McCabe Forest in Antrim. This dont have to carry heavy gear
200-acre woodlot is within and you are fed hot, tasty and
walking distance of my house. plentiful meals. When we told
At McCabe I can meander hut-mates we planned to hike
along with the Contoocook down Boot Spur, they seemed
River through a silver maple skeptical that my Dad could
floodplain forest. My favorite make it. Our last hike on that
trail to the river is closed now, trail was more than thirty years
probably due to over-use and
flooding, but the lack of a trail
isnt a deterrentIve always
liked bush-whacking. After
heavy rains the floodplain does
its work as I hop from hummock to hummockwet feet
and all.
Recently I was asked, Where

is your favorite place to hike?
Without skipping a beat, I said,
Anyplace I dont have to drive
to. I spend untold hours driving for my job and I count it a
good day when my car stays
parked. Most foresters spend a
lot of time in our cars and
trucksafter all, we have to go
to the trees, they dont come to
us.
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Have you ever wondered about

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