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A Hillsborough couple preparing to go to Concord for the birth
of their third child discovered that the baby had her own ideas, and
they had to deliver her in their driveway instead. Pete and Tori Gelinas were ready to make the half-hour trip to the Concord Birthing
Center on Monday morning when Tori Gelinas went into labor.
"I have two other kids and they both came very fast, and so we
knew that once things started, we needed to get moving," Tori told
WMUR TV-9. The couple called their midwife, and grandparents
were already watching the older children. But they were barely out of
the driveway when Tori Gelinas realized she was about to give birth.
That prompted them to turn around and call the midwife again.
"We came back up to the house, and (my husband) came around,"
she said. "One more push, and she was out." Avery June was born in
the front seat of the family's minivan.
"At first, it was a little hard for me to differentiate what was going
on," said midwife Kate Hartwell. "I could hear a lot of noise, and that
was right as Avery was being born."
The couple said they were stunned by their daughter's speedy
arrival.
"The light shut off on us, and stuff like that. I was trying to find the
dome light," Pete Gelinas said. "And when Kate said it sounded kind
of chaotic when she was on the phone with us, it was because I had
the phone upside down."
Tori Gelinas' father, Bruce, helped her and her husband get the
baby to the couch inside, while her mother, Iris, grabbed towels,
waiting for the midwife to arrive. Avery was healthy, at 6 pounds, 6
ounces and 20 inches long.
"Pete and I kind of sat here," Tori Gelinas said. "It was kind of like
Christmas after you open all your Christmas presents. We're just
kind of sitting here with a baby, and the kids were sleeping upstairs."
The children were excited to learn they had a little sister when
they woke up.
"She came down, and she was running around the downstairs saying, 'Yay, baby!'" Tori said. But the brother was a little more serious.
"And I said, 'She was born in the driveway by Daddy,'" Tori Gelinas
said. "He said, 'Babies don't come from the driveway.' Not typically."
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New London Selectmen briefed on issues
New London Town Administrator Kim Hallquist brought the
selectmen up to date on severals issues at their July 29th meeting:
• The review of the Dispatch Center is proceeding on schedule and
the final report should be available by Labor Day.
• The preliminary designs for the Elkins Project have been submitted. She visited the Elkins Beach to see the area described as a
problem area due to boat parking and agrees that the area is very
small and she recommends a no docking sign be installed.
• A new meter, which measures how much New London waste
is being sent to the Sunapee Wastewater Treatment Plant, is being
installed; and Sunapee is installing its own meter.
• Frank Anzalone has provided a list of items to be included in a
Request for Proposal (RFP) for repairs needed for Whipple Hall.
• The bandstand has been spruced up and the Department of
Public Works is looking at structural issues.
Not too late to sign up to make chili
Henniker, where are your chili entries? Have you no pride? No
creative chili recipes to submit for this year’s Fire on the Mountain
Chili Fest? Of the 16 Amateur contestants registered thus far, only
one is from Henniker – submitted by Dr. Bob Brust of the Henniker
Veterinary Hospital. There have got to be other chili makers from
our community. Come out of the woodwork and submit your recipe!
Other entries come from surrounding towns – Antrim, Bradford,
Contoocook and Hillsboro and further afield including Tilton, Hooksett, Nashua and even out of state: Haverhill, MA, W. Caldwell, NJ
and for the third year-Nashville, TN. There is still time to fill out an
application and enter the Amateur Chili Cook off at this year’s Chili
Fest. Go to www.chilinewhampshire.org and download an application
or contact this year’s Chili Chair, Mary Krotzer at mskrotzer@yahoo.
com. All entrants will be placed in a drawing for a chance to win a $20
grocery gift card from Hannafords, Shaws or Market Basket – to get
you started on purchasing your chili supplies. The Henniker Rotary
Club Chili Fest, in its 12th year, is a great time for everyone who
participates. Fun, food, live music, local crafts, children’s activity area,
two chili tasting contests and, back by popular demand, an antique
car and truck Cruise In. Even if you don’t make chili, come and enjoy
the day with your friends, family and neighbors at beautiful Pats Peak.
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WEARE’S 250 TH
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
OLD HOME DAY
Saturday • August 23, 2014
1 - 4 PM Weare Center, NH
American Customs and Classics Car Show
featuring a 1914 Model T and the history of the
automobile in Weare over the last 100 years,
with South Weare Garage memorabilia
CLASSES:
1ST & 2ND PLACE PRIZES
• Pre 1930
• 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s
• 1980s and up Classic
• Special Interest and Muscle only
• Best Street Rod
• Longest Distance
• • • NO ENTRY FEE • • •
To enter or for more info., contact John Knox at 660-1742 or 529-8993
1964 Model Year or older may enter the Vintage Parade that will
take place at 10 A.M.
HAM & BEAN
DINNER
Buffet with all the fixins’
Saturday, August 16, 2014
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
St. Peter’s Masonic Hall
89 West Main St., Bradford, NH
Musical Entertainment:
Bradford Bog People
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Hopkinton officials gathered last Thursday to break ground on the addition
to the Fire Station. Prior to this photo, Cathy Schaefer, widow of former Chief
Richard Schaefer, put the first shovel in the ground.
Hopkinton Selectmen and Chief discuss
Fire Department new equipment options
Hopkinton Fire Chief Doug Mumford met with the selectmen to
discuss the possible options for the equipment and staff to be out of
the building at 9 Pine Street during certain times of the upcoming
renovation. It was noted that the trailers used for office space cannot
be used as sleeping quarters for firefighters. Fire Chief Mumford stated there is the option of an addition to Station 3, located at 110 Main
St, Hopkinton. The addition consisting of 2 bunk rooms and office
space; and other options discussed were renting an RV or perhaps an
apartment in town. Fire Chief Mumford will look into all three. His
thoughts on an addition to Station 3 are that in the end, we would
have an addition but with the other options, the money goes for rent.
Cost for an addition would be around $23,000. Mumford stated the
tanker will have to be stored off site. Options were discussed. Mumford will return in two weeks with more information.
Henniker man arrested for sexual assault
Henniker Police have arrested a man accusing him of trying to
molest a young girl in April. Francis Rayno, 31, of Liberty Hill Road
was arrested on June 23rd. According to an affidavit filed in Hillsboro's District Court, the girl reported the crime to her mother in
April, saying Rayno slipped his hand down her underwear and tried
to touch her genitals one night while she was sleeping. She resisted,
but Rayno proceeded to embrace her inappropriately. Rayno was
convicted in 2010 of simple assault and in 1996 was charged with
aggravated felonious sexual assault, but was never indicted. He was
released on $10,000 personal recognizance bail pending a hearing
on September 5th.
Stoddard Historical Society receives grant
The Stoddard Historical Society has received a generous grant
from the New Hampshire Humanities Council to host Mr. Jack
Noon at the next historical society meeting on Friday, August 22,
following the covered-dish dinner for its members. The meeting will
be held at Lakefalls Lodge, 750 Aten Road, Munsonville, beginning
at 5 pm, with the presentation by Jack Noon to start at 7 pm. His
subject, “Four Centuries of Fishing in New Hampshire: Yankee
Character, Yankee Priorities,” runs the gamut of nets and spears to
the rise of many new fish species in New Hampshire. He has also
written several books on fishing in New Hampshire and the historical impact. Members and friends are invited to come. Any questions
– please contact: Jean Kelly, 446-7773.
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Newbury resident complains of excessive fireworks noise
A Newbury resident received little satisfaction over her complaint at the Newbury
Selectmen's meeting on July 28th. The
woman asked that the town place restraints
on the use of fireworks. She related that she
is unable to sleep late at night because of the
loud noise which resembles the sound of
bombs. In concluding she said, "I question
the need for fireworks, there are other ways
to celebrate the Fourth of July." The Board
informed her that only the State of New
Hampshire has the authority over fireworks
laws and a bill to limit fireworks has already
been voted down by the legislature.
Town Administrator Dennis Pavlicek
suggested that she start a petition to be presented to New Hampshire representatives
for reconsideration. Newbury Health Officer
Wayne Whitford added those residents who
launch fireworks without a permit cause
most of the problems because they disregard the permit's.
Washington Concert August 24
Pianist Jayne Kelly will present a concert
of music by Mozart, Janacek, Chopin, Schubert, and Debussy at the Washington Congregational Church (Route 31) on Sunday,
August 24th at 7 p.m. The church is fully accessible, and parking is in the lot behind the
church. Donations will be welcomed. There
will be a reception after the concert.
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Alma Mater
University of New Haven
The following students graduated from the University of New Haven: Michael
Cooke of Francestown and Michael Heddy of Bennington.
Union College
The following Union College students were named to the Dean's List: Ilyena
Kozain of New London,majoring in Biochemistry, and a 2010 graduate of Proctor
Academy. Kate Kozain of New London, majoring in Neuroscience, and a 2012
graduate of Proctor Academy. Alicia Palmer of Henniker majoring in Psychology
and Chinese, and a 2011 graduate of Colchester High School.
Binghamton University
Jeremie Clark of New Boston received academic honors from the Thomas J.
Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University by
making the University's Dean's List.
Western Governors University
David Shorey of Franklin has received his/her M.A. Mathematics Education
from Western Governors University.
American International College
Haley Jarvis of Dunbarton has been named to the Spring 2014 Dean's List
at American International College in Springfield, MA. Jarvis was one of more
than 400 AIC students recognized for their academic achievements. Jarvis is a
Occupational Science Major (BSOS) major.
Paul Smith's College
The following area students were named to the dean's list at Paul Smith's
College: Nathaniel Gautier of Hillsborough, who is majoring in food service and
beverage management. Danica Maloney of Antrim who is majoring in biology.
Maloney was also named an Adirondack Scholar, having achieved a cumulative average of at least 3.8. Luke Murphy of Antrim who is majoring in biology.
Murphy was also named an Adirondack Scholar, having achieved a cumulative
average of at least 3.8. and Lucas Turcotte of Henniker, who is majoring in natural
resources management and policy.
Cyanobacteria warning closes Long Pond
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES)
has issued a cyanobacteria lake warning for those who recreate on
Long Pond, Henniker, NH, due to extensive bluish-green patches of
cyanobacteria seen floating in the pond. The whole pond has shown
cloudy greenish-blue water, although during windy conditions, the
cyanobacteria may congregate in small sections of the pond. Direct
contact with the water is discouraged. Please continue to monitor your
individual shoreline for changing conditions.
This warning is intended as a precautionary measure to prevent
short term exposure to cyanobacteria toxins and is not based on a
toxin evaluation. DES advises lake users to avoid contact with the
water in areas experiencing a surface scum or blue-green clouds. DES also advises pet owners to keep their pets out of water that has a
surface scum or blue-green clouds. Once a cyanobacteria warning has
been issued, DES returns to affected waterbodies on a weekly basis
until the cyanobacteria bloom is not evident. Cyanobacteria are natural
components of water bodies worldwide, but blooms and surface scums
may form when excess phosphorus is available to the water. Some cyanobacteria produce toxins that are stored within the cells but released
upon cell death. Toxins can cause both acute and chronic health effects
that range in severity. Acute health effects include irritation of skin and
mucous membranes, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Chronic effects
include liver and central nervous system damage. THE
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
Saturday August 9
ables; plants; Christmas ornaments; jewelry and crafts.
ROCK BASS FISHING: Sunapee Recreation Dept. pres- Roving musician and face painting artist on hand, too.
ents the annual "Rock Bass" fishing derby, start anytime Quilt Raffle tickets still available: Queen size “Dancing
Stars” and a couch throw “Nine-Patch and Rails”
- weigh in at 11am @ Sunapee Harbor fish anywhere
DEERING GUILD SALE: The Deering Historical Society
in Lake Sunapee , boat or by land (only for rock bass)
presents “Deering in Print and Pictures”, 9-1pm at the
docks and boathouses are the best. Weigh-in at 11am
Deering Town Hall. Join us in viewing a collection of
in Sunapee Harbor sign-up your teams in advance @
historic Deering memorabilia and materials. Copies
Dewey beach or at the weigh in after you fish. Free for
all! and prizes for many many categories! All state rules of the Deering Town Reports dating from 1900-2000
will be for sale for only 25 cents each. Visit the Deering
and licenses are in effect.
NONRESIDENTS MEET: The New London Nonresident Community Church Guild Sale from 9-1pm and stop in
Taxpayer meeting will be held at 7:30am in the Sydney to view the historic artifacts and hardware at Town Hall.
WILMOT CONCERT: Lindsey Schust and the Ragged
Crook Conference room, located on the second floor at
Mountain Band – country, bluegrass and folk. All
the Town Office. This is an annual meeting and gives
nonresident taxpayers the opportunity to meet with the concerts are from 6 to 8p.m. on the Town Green Free
popcorn, underwritten by Country Houses Real Estate
Selectmen and Town Department Heads to hear what
Food will be sold by the Pine Hill Cemetery Association.
is happening in town and also to ask questions and let
town officials know how they feel about various issues. MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30 pm, Peterborough. All
Nonresident taxpayers are encouraged to attend and let Saints Church (51 Concord St, Peterborough, NH) Britten
their voices be heard on town issues that are important – Curlew River Admission: Free-of-charge. No tickets or
reservations required. Voluntary donations to support
to them. This is a public meeting and is open to all.
HAY DAY: Family Festival, 10am-3pm. A fun-filled day the Monadnock Music Village Concerts will be accepted
for all ages with old-fashioned games, music, children’s at the performance. art projects, scavenger hunt, petting zoo, and face
INDIAN MUSEUM: New Exhibit – “All of My Relations: painting. New this year-treat yourself to an a la carte old Faces and Effigies of the Abenaki World” August 1 to Ocfashioned cookout and strawberry shortcake! Watch a
tober 31. Guest curator and Abenaki artist Vera Longtoe
performance by The New London Barn Playhouse; go
Sheehan has assembled works from nine Abenaki artists
on a woodland walk with our "own" President Theodore working in many media including photography, paintRoosevelt; learn how to take outstanding portraits and ing, wood and wampum. Exhibit opening 2pm-4pm. action photos with Larry Harper of Portrait Design Pho- Mt. Kearsarge Indian Musem, 18 Highlawn Rd, Warner,
tography; and see USFWS “WOW Express”, an interactive NH 03278. Admission to the art gallery is free. exhibit fun for all ages. Admission free to members;
ALONG THE RIVER: Walking tour of Contoocook
nonmembers pay $10 adults; $4 children (discounts for River Park, 10:00 am. This tour, led by Carol Foss of the
students, seniors and families). Rain or shine.
Penacook Historical Society, will explore the former site
SUMMER FAIR: at Deering Community Church, 9am
of the Contoocook River Park, including “the Palisades,”
- 2pm, 763 Deering Center Rd., Deering. Homemade
“the Bluffs,” the boat landing, the trolley route, and the
jams, pies, granola & baked goods; VT Cheese; Cafe
old canal. Free admission. Penacook Historical Society,
serving muffins, coffee, hot dogs, soda, ice cream. Attic 11 Penacook St., Concord, NH. www.AlongtheRiver.org treasures, (make an offer); books; antiques & collect753-8232.
Daren Tinkham
ALONG THE RIVER: Talk - Crossing the Merrimack:
From Ferries to Bridges, 1:00 pm. Carol Foss of the Penacook Historical Society will explore the sites of historic
ferry crossings and trace the history of Merrimack River
bridges from Franklin to the Massachusetts line. Free
admission. Penacook Historical Society, 11 Penacook St.,
Concord, NH. www.AlongtheRiver.org 753-8232.
Sunday August 10
HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: 3pm; Christopher Ladd,
solo guitar, performs music by Frank Wallace, Eduardo
Sainz de la Maza, Agustin Barrios, Andrew York, Nigel
Westlake; Hillsborough Center Congregational Church,
25 East Washington Rd., Hillsborough, NH.
WASHINGTON HIKE: Free naturalist-led tour of the
proposed MacNeil Family Forest in Washington, N.H. 10
a.m. to 1p.m. Co-sponsored by the Washington Conservation Commission and the Society for the Protection of
NH Forests.No registration required. Walk begins at the
end of Farnsworth Hill Road in Washington.
CHURCH SERVICE: Hillsboro Center, 10am. All are
invited to attend interdenominational service at the
church in Historic Hillsboro Center. Leading the service
will be: Rev. Erik Jackson, new pastor of Smith Memorial
Church, Hillsboro from New York City. MONADNOCK MUSIC: 3:00pm, Wilton Center
Unitarian Church (Isaac Frye Highway, Wilton Center,
NH) Music of George Chadwick & Bartok Monadnock
Quartet Admission: Free-of-charge. No tickets or
reservations required. Voluntary donations to support
the Monadnock Music Village Concerts will be accepted
at the performance. ALONG THE RIVER: Walking Tour of Davisville Mill
Sites at 1:00 pm. The Warner Historical Society presents
a walk in Davisville with Rebecca Courser and John Warren about the various mills that existed at this site on the
Warner River. Free admission. 16 Route 127 - Davisville. www.AlongtheRiver.org 456-2437.
HOPKINTON CONCERT: 5 -7pm, Reminiscants Join
us on the Hopkinton Common for a half hour children’s
TOWN OF DEERING
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Deering ZBA Secretary
$11 - $12/hr
Bike Sales & Service
10% OFF with this ad (on sales & service) Exp. 9/1/14
SHOP DOWNTOWN HENNIKER
Tues.-Fri. 10AM - 6PM; Sat. 10AM - 3PM; Closed Sun. & Mon.
59 Main Street • Henniker, NH
(across from Daniel’s)
603-428-8035 cell: 491-5417
The
h Town of Deering is seeking a mature and well
organized individual to help support the ZBA (Zoning
Board of Appeals). Duties include recording minutes at the
ZBA meetings, notifying abutters of scheduled hearings,
and notifying applicants of ZBA decisions. The ZBA
currently meets on the fourth Thursday at 7pm at the Town
Hall. Interested applicants please contact the Deering Town
Office at 464-3248, or via email to the Town Administrator:
administrator@deering.nh.us
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Events: Community Bulletin Board
performance then an hour and a half of great music!
Monday August 11
ONE ROOM SCHOOLS: Washington Historical Society
Meeting. NH’S One Room Rural Schools: the Romance
and the Reality Presented by Steve Taylor who explores
the lasting legacies of the one room school and how
the echo today. Meeting will be held at Camp Morgan
Lodge. 6pm, Pot Luck Supper; 7pm, Business Meeting;
7:30pm, Presentation. Come for the presentation even
if you cannot attend the pot luck supper or meeting.
Everyone welcome.
Music is presented in a return engagement with Rob
Oxford on guitar, Ford Daley on dobro and Dave Clark on
stand-up bass, playing American music from composers
like Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, Roger Miller, Willie
Nelson as well as talking about the musical history
made by these musicians. Join us at 7:30pm in the
Draper Room at the Center at Eastman. All are welcome
at no charge.
ANTRIM CONCERT: Keith Munslow 6pm at the
Bandstand In case of rain at Town Hall.
tional Church (830 Nelson Rd, Nelson, NH) Music of Ives
& Debussy Monadnock Quartet Admission: Free-ofcharge. No tickets or reservations required. Voluntary
donations to support the Monadnock Music Village
Concerts will be accepted at the performance. Friday August 15
RICHARDS FREE LIBRARY: 4pm.Story time at the
Newport Farmer’s Market on the Common.
NEW LONDON CONCERT: Kearsarge Community Band
Mary Haddad Memorial Bandstand Located on the
Thursday August 14
Town Green Concerts will begin at 6:30 pm and will go
“AUCTION FOR THE ARTS”: to benefit the Arts in the
Tuesday August 12
until 8pm. In the event of rain, concerts will be held at
Lake Sunapee Region! The Center for the Arts announces
RICHARDS FREE LIBRARY: 10am. 1,000 Books
Whipple Memorial Town Hall.
its “Auction for the Arts” to benefit the Arts in the Lake
before Kindergarten. Stop in at the library at any point
Saturday August 16
Sunapee region. This online auction of fine artwork
today to learn about this new reading program.
by award winning artists, will begin August 14th and
YOU ARE INVITED: to attend a Retirement CelebraMUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Music by Melissa and
culminate at the CFA Members’ Reception on August 28 tion Honoring ELAINE McCLARY, 12:00-2:00 p.m. on
the Men in Black Band 6-8pm at the Pavilion at the
at the LSPA Knowlton House in Sunapee Harbor. People the Town Common (in front of the Town Hall). A light
Grantham Park and Recreation Field. Special Children’s
lunch will be served and a presentation at 12:15 p.m.
performances, hot dogs, pickles, and drinks plus novelty interested in viewing and bidding on this artwork can
go online to www.AuctionForTheArts.24Fundraiser.
Potluck contributions are very welcome. Call Pam Finnell
ice creams on sale and crafts for all during each show. DRAGONFLY WALK: on the Sahler property in Wilmot. com beginning August 14. In addition, the artwork will at 562-5343 or Mike Branley at 547-3469 to let them
be on display at the LSPA Knowlton House on the final
know if you'd like to bring something. Please join us to
Join Land Protection Specialist, Andy Deegan, to learn
evening of the auction.
thank and recognize Elaine for her 23 years of service &
more about dragonflies and damselflies and their
FRANKLIN CONCERT: 6:30p.m. Fireside Trio An infucontributions to the Town of Francestown.
significance in nature. This is always a great adventure
for adults and children as you'll net, identify and release sion of Country, Folk and Americana music. Concerts will YARD SALE: Food Sale & Cookbooks, 8am - 2pm. 2278
be held at the Gazebo in Odell Park on Memorial Street East Washington Road, Washington, NH. Benefit Purling
a variety of dragonflies. Interested participants should
Beck Hall. For a space call Beth at 495-3203.
RSVP to Sue Andrews at sandrews@ausbonsargent.org. in Franklin, NH. In case of rain, concerts will be held at
Franklin Opera House (City Hall).
FLY IN: 14Th Annual Fly-In & Airport Open House. Pan3:00-5:00pm.
cake Breakfast, 8am-11am ($5/plate proceeds benefit
HENNIKER CONCERT: Club Soda - Cover Band playing GREENFIELD CONCERT: August 14th
Off the Cuff Jazz, Swing, & BluesAll concerts will be on
the local Boy Scout troop), Young Eagle Flights
well known contemporary songs Angela Robinson
Bandstand, Community Park, Henniker (in the event of Tuesday evenings at 6:30 pm. Bring a blanket or a chair 10am-2:30pm (free for kids ages 8-17). Guided Tours of
to sit on.
Airport - all day Flyovers and unique aircraft Sponsored
rain, meet inside the Community Center) All Tuesday
HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Dynamic Duo of Rick &
by: The Town of Newport and the users and tenants of
performances are free and begin at 7p.m.
Tony 7-8 p.m. Butler Park Fair Weather Only
Parlin Field For more information Contact Heath MarsWednesday August 13
MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30pm, Nelson Congregaden at 1-978-886-0854 or Parlinfield@newportnh.net
EASTMAN CONCERT: American's Most Wanted
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
Donald C. Colby
WEARE – Donald C. Colby, 97, of
Weare, passed away peacefully Monday,
August 4, 2014, at CRVNA Hospice House.
He was born on August 8, 1916, in Henniker, the son of the late Clarence and
Blanch Colby. Don is survived by his son,
Ronald Colby of Epsom, and wonderful
companion of many years, Ann Goldsmith
of Henniker. Donald was predeceased by
his first wife of 45 years, Hazel (McDonald); and his second wife, Doris (Phelps); a
step-daughter, Carol (Roddy); and a stepson, John (Roddy).
Linda Joyce Fanny
WEARE – Linda Joyce Fanny, 62, died
Monday, August 4, 2014, at her home in
Weare. She was born in Concord. Linda
enjoyed knitting and sewing and spending
time with her grandchildren. Survivors
include her husband, Donald G. Fanny, of
42 years, of Weare; her daughter, Gretchen
Guevin and her husband, Jason of Weare;
her brother, Richard Curtis and his wife,
Cheryle of Concord; and two grandchildren, Ethan and Lauryn Guevin. She was
predeceased by her father, Thomas Curtis
Sr.; and one brother, James Curtis. In lieu
of flowers, contributions may be made to
the CRVNA Hospice Visiting Nurses, 30
Pillsbury St., Concord, NH 03301.
Dr. Frederick
George Heller
WARNER – Dr. Frederick George Heller, of Warner and formerly of Quincy, MA,
72, died Monday, July 28, 2014, after a
long battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his children, his longtime partner,
Elizabeth Griffey, and his beloved boxers,
Dusty and Copper. Fred was born in Newark, NJ on March 1, 1942, son of Irving
and Sally (Freidman) Heller. He adored
his children, Philip and Alex (Evanovich)
Heller, Benjamin and Amanda (Key) Heller, Joshua and Sarah (Daly) Heller and
Marisa Heller; his step-daughter, Andrea
Galligan; and his grandchildren, Thomas
(deceased), Alexa, Jessie, Maxwell and
Buster Heller. He is survived by his longtime partner, Elizabeth Griffey; his former
wife, Diane (Lafleur) Heller; his sister, Ellen Goldberg; as well as numerous nieces
and nephews. In lieu of flowers please
send donations in Dr. Fred Heller's name
to the Kevin T. Mutch Scholarship Fund,
c/o St. Sebastian's School, 1191 Greendale
Ave, Needham, MA 02492
Robert J. Gagne
NEWBURY – Robert J. Gagne, 57, of
Chalk Pond Road, died Friday, August 1,
2014, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical
Center in Lebanon. He was born in Concord on April 13, 1957, the son of Richard
and Polly (Pilsbury) Gagne. He is predeceased by his mother, Polly (Pilsbury)
Gagne. Members of his family surviving
include his fiancee and the love of his
life for the last 21 years, Paula K. Wyeth
of Newbury; two sons and their wives,
Gabriel and Jennifer Gagne of Wakefield,
MA and Gregory and Meghan Gagne of
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GOFFSTOWN – Miriam Louisa
(Hackwell) Delaney passed away Sunday,
July 27, 2014. She born May 4, 1916, to
Edward and Evelyn (Winch) Hackwell.
She has joined her parents; her husband,
Harvey Delaney; and three brothers and
their wives, Arthur and Flora Hackwell,
The Rev. R. Lloyd and Helen Hackwell,
and Philip and Dutchy Hackwell, in
heaven. Members of Mim’s family include
her son, David Delaney and his wife,
Martha of Port St. Lucie, FL; nephew, Bill
Hackwell of California; four nieces and
their husbands, Betsy and George Lewis of
Brookline, NH, Barbara Marston of Georgia, Beverly and David Petell of Maine and
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NH; and extended family, Howard R.
Hackwell of Canada and many dear friends
of Newport. She has also enjoyed being a
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Boxford, MA and their daughter, Bellamy;
his father, Richard Gagne of DeLand, FL;
three stepsons, Patrick Wyeth of Beverly,
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and Timothy Wyeth of Sutton; his brother
and wife, John and Maria Gagne of Santa
Fe, NM; his sister and her husband, Linda
and John Ramaska of Manchester; his
nephews, Matthew Ramaska of Tyngsboro,
MA and Maxwell Ramaska of Manchester;
cherished nieces, nephews and cousins.
Memorial contributions may be made to
Kearsarge Youth Hockey Association, PO
Box 1771, New London, NH 03257.
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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered
of flowers, donations may be made to the
Church of the Epiphany, PO Box 264,
Newport, NH 03773.
Virginia S. Blanchette
HANCOCK – Virginia S. Blanchette,
78, of Hancock, died peacefully at her
son's home surrounded by her family on
Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014 following a courageous battle with cancer. Virginia was born
on Feb. 21, 1936 in Peterborough, daughter of the late Kenneth and Jeanie (Tait)
Johnson. Virginia was married to Albert E.
Blanchette, who died on Dec. 6, 2008. She
is survived by her four sons, Adam Blanchette of Hancock, Aaron Blanchette and his
wife, Crystal of Hancock, Aric Blanchette
of Peterborough, and Aden Blanchette and
his wife, Heidi of Jaffrey; her sister, Kennethe Cook of Antrim; her grandchildren,
Miranda Blanchette, Maresha Sweeney,
Mariah Blanchette, Alisha Blanchette,
Nathaniel Blanchette, Rylee Blanchette;
and her great-grandson, Evan Blanchette.
In addition to her parents and husband,
she was predeceased by her sister, Jeanie
Donovan. The family respectfully requests
that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made in Virginia's memory to
Hospice at HCS, PO Box 496, Peterborough, NH 03458.
Nils Bergstrom Jr.
PETERBOROUGH - Nils Bergstrom Jr,
age 81, of Peterborough, died at Community Hospice House in Merrimack, on July
31, 2014, after a period of failing health.
Nils was born in Paterson, NJ on June 5,
1933, the son of Swedish-born parents Nils
Bergstrom and Tyra (Quick) Bergstrom.
Nils was predeceased in 2012 by his wife,
Mary Ellen (Debelak) Bergstrom; and is
survived by his sons, Nils Bergstrom III of
Brookline, Kristen Bergstrom of Sonora,
CA and Eric Bergstrom of IL. Nils will also
be missed by his grandchildren, Robin,
Eva, Gwen and Dale; as well as his sister,
Karin Noyer of Sarasota, FL. In lieu of
flowers the family suggests that memorial
contributions be made in Nils' name to the
Alzheimer's Association.
Leo Albert Perullo
PETERBOROUGH - Leo Albert Perullo, 75, of Peterborough, died on Aug. 2,
2014 at his home and surrounded by the
love of his family. He was born in Boston,
MA on Apr. 6, 1939, the son of Louis Perullo and Dorothy (Smith) Perullo. In addition to his wife, Jean (Simonetta) Perullo,
Leo is survived by his children, Daniel Perullo and his wife, Georgie of Swarthmore,
PA; Deborah Cook and her husband, Ed of
Crownsville, MD, Beth Perullo of Peterborough, and Joseph Perullo and his wife,
Kittie of Peterborough. He also leaves six
grandsons, Christopher, Nicholas, Joseph,
and Gregory Perullo and Gianni and Nico
Cook; his brothers, Louis Perullo of Peabody, MA and John Perullo of Abington,
MA; and his sister, Ann Cronin of Falmouth, MA. He will be missed by his many
nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Leo
was predeceased by his siblings, Dorothy
Smith, Francis Perullo and Linda Perullo.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions
may be made in Leo's memory to Salvation
Army, C/O James Grant, Grove Street Ext,
Peterborough, NH 03458.
Dennis Charles Stanion
NEWPORT - Dennis Stanion, 71, of
Blueberry Ridge Road in Newport, passed
away Thursday, July 31, 2014, at the Boston VA Medical Center, following a period
of declining health. Dennis was born July
27, 1943, in Boston, MA, son of the late
Charles Michael Sr. and Jean (Laskey)
Stanion. He is survived by his daughter,
Erin Grove and her husband, Eric of Oregon; two sons, Harley Stanion and Walter
Stanion, both of Newport; two brothers,
James W. Stanion of Berlin, Germany
and Charles M. Jr. and his wife, Cheryl
Senter-Stanion of Derry, NH; two sisters,
Carol Martin and her husband, Paul, of
Tewksbury, MA, and Charlene Stanion of
Mansfield, MA; and several cousins, nieces
and nephews. He was predeceased by his
brother, Rev. Fr. Robert Stanion, CFR, of
New Mexico in 2009.
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Eleanor Glynn Kjellman passed away in March
2014 and a service to celebrate her life was held
in April at the UU Church in Concord.
A graveside service will be held for the interment
of Eleanor’s ashes in the Henniker cemetery at
11:00 AM on Saturday, August 16, 2014. The
Reverend Michael Leuchtenberger will officiate.
The service will be open to all of Eleanor’s friends
and family members. A reception will be held at
the Kjellman family home at 365 Rush Road in
Henniker following the service.
The Holt Woodbury Funeral Home and Cremation Service is assisting in the arrangements.
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The Town of Hillsborough is selling
by sealed bid a 1995 Toro Wheel
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blade, bagger and cab. The tractor may be seen
at the Town Offices at 27 School Street. Bids
will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Monday,
August 25, 2014 by hand or mail to Town of
Hillsborough, P.O. Box 7, Hillsborough, NH
03244. Indicate “Tractor Bid” on the envelope.
Bid must be a minimum of $500.00.
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Classifieds: Classified ads get results!
COMMERCIAL FOR RENT
HENNIKER -- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE OR BUSINESS
SPACE – Excellent location on Route 114 in downtown Henniker. Good visibility, off-street parking.
428-3262, days.
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COUCH: $50 — good condition. Call 496-9300.
BATHROOM SINK: Marble/beige in color w/ faucets.
Dimensions: Front is 25”, Depth is 213/4”. $10. Call Pat,
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ASSORTED AVON COLLECTION with 2 bottles of
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VERTICAL VINYL WINDOW DRESSING, (cover).
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST CAT: ANSWERS TO CLOUDY. Short hair, gray
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REWARD! Please call 558-4634 or 863-0702.
LOST FITTED BLUE BOAT COVER with snaps — in
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FOUND: PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION BI-FOCAL
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Please call 588-3067.
YARD SALE
COME ONE COME ALL, RAIN OR SHINE: 11
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AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE CENTER
1999 Plymouth Breeze
2009 Ford Escape Limited
AWD SUV
Fully Equip’d, Leather
& Sunroof. 59k miles.
Gray Metallic. Very
Clean. Stk# 12A11C
REDUCED
$
16,900
2005 Chevy Cavalier LS 4 Door
4 Cyl, Auto.,
A/C. Black.
REDUCED
$
19,500
REDUCED
$
5,100
2001 Chevy Cavalier 4 Door
Sedan
4 Cyl., Auto, A/C.
Two Owner Car. Low
Mileage. Stk# 14A12
REDUCED
$
3,500
1998 Dodge Ext. Cab 2WD
Cummins Turbo
Diesel, Loaded,
Equipped for Towing,
Florida Truck, Silver.
Stk# 8A75B
4 Door Sedan,
Special Edition.
4 Cyl., Auto., A/C,
Only 76,000 Miles.
Gold. Stk# 14A15
Fully Equipped, Super
Charged V6, Limited
Edition. Red. 1 Owner.
Stk# 14A11
REDUCED
$
3,600
REDUCED
RED
REDU
RE
D U CE
DUCE
DU
CED
CED
REDUCED
$
5,600
$18,900
V6, Auto., A/C, Fully
Equipped. Pewter.
Stk# 14A07
4 Door Sedan.
4 Cyl., Auto, A/C,
Silver.
Stk# 14A16
LT Luxury Pkg., 1
Owner, Fully Equip‘d
incl. Leather, Low
Miles. Dk Green.
Stk# 10A58A
REDUCED
$
2,900
4 Door Sedan,
4 Cyl, A/T, A/C,
Economical. Red.
Stk# 12A02
2005 Dodge Neon SXT
2003 Chevy Tracker 4x4 SUV
REDUCED
REDUCED
$
5,800
Sport Coupe, 4 Cyl, 5
Speed, A/C, Equipped.
Sporty Yellow.
Stk# 12A23
2001
1S
Saturn
t
L20
L200
00
V8, Auto., A/C, LS
Pkg.High Miles.
Sold As Traded.
Dk Green. Stk#
13A32A
Nicely Equipped,
N
8 Passenger,
Lower Miles,
Sport Red
Metallic.
Stk# 14A19
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis
GS
2005 Chevrolet Cobalt
2001 Chevy 4x4 Ext Cab
2007 Chevy 4x4 Suburban LT
REDUCED
$
4,500
Not actual photo
2001
2
1 GMC Si
Sierra 2WD
Not actual photo
REDUCED
$
3,500
2002 Buick Century Custom
4 Dr Sedan
REDUCED
$
9,500
2001 Dodge Dakota 4x4
Reg Cab
Sport Appearance Pkg.,
V6 Auto, A/C, Tonneau
Cover, Blk. 98k miles.
Stk# 12A27A
Silver. Sold
As Traded.
Stk# 13A39A
REDUCED
$
1,400
REDUCED
$
6,500
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172 West Main St., Hillsboro, NH
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