FREE IN PRINT, FREE ON-LINE COMPLIMENTARY Volunteers revive a long dormant tradition for New Hampton s Old Home Day

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1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 2017 FREE IN PRINT, FREE ON-LINE COMPLIMENTARY Voluteers revive a log dormat traditio for New Hampto s Old Home Day BY DONNA RHODES drhodes@salmopress.ews NEW HAMPTON More tha 24 hours before New Hampto s 119th Old Home Day got uderway, a team of dedicated voluteers gathered at the tow s historic, circa 1879, Tow House to prepare what could be cosidered by may residets as the highlight of the celebratio a traditioal Yakee Bea Hole beas. The idea to brig back a free Bea Hole bea lucheo to Old Home Day origiated with lifelog New Hampto residet Tom Smith. After attedig a few of Bridgewater s Old Home Day celebratios where their beas are a focal poit i the day, he told New Hampto locals that he would really like to brig that traditio back to his tow. We used to do it back i, I do t kow, the 30 s or somewhere aroud that time, ad I decided it s a uique thig that we could do agai here, said Smith. Reachig out to residets who might be iterested i the somewhat arduous task, he fially foud a crew of voluteers who were ready to roll up their sleeves, bur a few hairs off their arms from the hot coals, ad start the traditio oce agai i New Hampto. It was brought back to the tow i 2011, ad they ve really doe a good job. I ca t take credit for aythig but the idea. There s a lot of work ivolved that people do t realize, Smith said. Sherry Boyto ad Doa Rhodes A group of voluteers comprised of Carl Buzzell, Ala Smith, Stephe Uhlma, Dave ad Sherry Boyto, ad 11-year-old twi iters Be ad Moriah Smith spet hours last Friday preparig traditioal bea hole beas for the 119th New Hampto Old Home Day celebratio, which took place the followig day. (Missig from the photo are Diae Sharp ad Diae Avezedo.) her husbad David were amog the origial voluteers ad the cople has dedicated themselves to preparig the meal each year, eve after they moved up River Road ito Bridgewater. Sherry said their group started out by borrowig equipmet from the Lucas family i Bridgewater to get the dier started ad borrowed some tips o how it all is doe as well. Sice the they have purchased their ow equipmet but still stay i touch with their metors i Bridgewater. We ve ow got a Bea Hole Bea Mutual Aide Society goig where they taught us ad we all work together. I eve provide Bridgewater with salt pork for their Old Home Day beas the week after our Old Home Day, she said. We ve share everythig but the recipes, her husbad David joked. Participatig i this year s preparatios were two possible future members of the Bea Hole Mutual Aide Society, 11-year-old twis Be ad Moriah Smith. Be said he became iterested i the process last year whe his father helped lower the pots of beas ad all their secret igrediets ito the groud to simmer overight. My dad could t come but I still wated to help out agai this year. I thik it s a cool process, but it s kid of SEE TRADITION, PAGE A13 Doa Rhodes Bristol s fourth aual Makig It I Bristol evet featured may local home busiesses or those off the beate path ad icluded youg etrepreeurs Aya ad Kaiya who sold lemoade to beefit a project to build a ew kitche facility i the commuity s Old Tow Hall. Local artisas showcase their skills at Makig It i Bristol evet BY DONNA RHODES drhodes@salmopress.ews BRISTOL Last Saturday s Makig It I Bristol showcase fell prey to some summer rais, but the swift move to Bristol s Old Tow Hall provided everyoe with cover from the weather ad room for shoppers to browse all the items that commuity crafters ad artists had to offer. Preseted for the fourth year by the Bristol Historical Society, INDEX Volume 4 Number 33 Opiio... A4-A5 Obituaries...A6 Tows...A6 Churches...A6-7 Arts & Et...A9 Sports... B1 Classifieds...B pages i 2 sectios 2017, Salmo Press, LLC. Call us at (603) ewfoud@salmopress.ews Makig It I Bristol orgaizer Lucille Keega was pleased that people were adaptive to the chage that day. It was a hard decisio to make. We all watched the weather o Friday ad fially decided to move it to the Old Tow Hall. Despite that, oly oe vedor decided ot to come, said Keega. Twety-oe others did make the show though, brigig all of their talets to place out o display. Spread throughout the hall was several booths ragig from hadcrafted furiture to photos, paitigs, jewelry ad eve locally produced fudge from the Mill Fudge Factory o Cetral Square. Local artist Bessie Symmigto was sketchig portraits durig the evet while Rebecca Frame ad her graddaughter Adelaide were paitig eve more of their reowed miiature watercolors as well. Terri Phillips had a booth filled with all sorts of hadcrafted placemats, jewelry ad other goods ad said she was happy to be a part of Makig It I Bristol. I ve bee doig this for two years ow ad I love meetig everyoe, Phillips said. It puts a smile o my face whe people like what I make. Craig Brow had lovely scroll saw artistry, P&S Coutry Crafts had their hadcrafted cheese boards, Lazy Susas ad eve bat houses for sale, while Jodie Favorite of Your Favorite Decorator brought alog her fabric crafts, icludig Christmas Stockigs, tote bags ad some photo albums depictig her widow treatmets, upholstery ad other services. There were hadkit sweaters for kids, Geek Chick & Compay s Novelty ad Hadmade Gifts for the Nerdy had some great items available as well. SEE BRISTOL, PAGE A13 Doa Rhodes As part of this year s Hebro Family Fu Day, the Frieds of the Hebro Library held a Cow Patty Bigo fudraiser. Excitedly awaitig the start of the cotest last Saturday were Judy Dodge, co-chair of the Frieds, library trustee Bill York ad libraria Robi Orr. Family Fu Day offers etertaimet for all ages i Hebro BY DONNA RHODES drhodes@salmopress.ews HEBRON Hebro held its yearly Family Fu Day last weeked that icluded the Frieds of the Hebro Library s classic Cow Patty Bigo fudraiser, which eared more tha $1,500 for the library ad $1,000 for oe lucky participat. Delilah ad Daisy of Taery Farm helped determie the wier of the cotest as they SEE HEBRON, PAGE A12 Doa Rhodes Martha Sawyer admired Stefir, oe of two poies from Patte Brook Farm that Hayes Broome helped lead childre o poy rides aboard durig the Alexadria Church Fair. Commuity comes together for Alexadria Church Fair BY DONNA RHODES drhodes@salmopress.ews ALEXANDRIA The 2017 Alexadria Church Fair last Saturday was aother big success, brigig the commuity together for live music, great bargais ad great food as well with proceeds from the day beefittig the church missios. The Wome s Aid to the Church group was amog the 30 vedors who took part i the SEE FAIR, PAGE A12

2 Local News A2 Doa Rhodes At last weeked s aual Church Fair, Alexadria Police Chief Doald Sulliva had a table set up to show the public the types of igrediets beig used to maufacturer methamphetamie. Alexadria police help parets detect sigs of addictio Hidde i Plai View BY DONNA RHODES Fu ad games drhodes@salmopress.ews ALEXANDRIA Durig the Alexadria Church Fair last Saturday, the public was also ivited to visit a drug-awareess tet prepared by the Alexadria Police Departmet, which gave parets ad loved oes a first had look at thigs they should be o the lookout for that could idicate someoe may be caught up i the state s drug crisis. Hidde i Plai View is just what it idicates; commo items that a perso i the kow would recogize as sigs of drug use, all sittig right out i the ope. Parets tell us all the time they keep a eye o their kids, but the we walk ito their bedroom ad see all sorts of thigs they did t realize were sigs that those kids are usig drugs, said Police Chief Doald Sulliva. To brig about better awareess of these simple idicators, the departmet set up a simulated bedroom ad laid out all the items they routiely see whe they are brought ito a home. Amog the items foud o a ightstad were dirty spoos (used to cook drugs), burt pieces of alumium foil, cords used to tie off a arm for itraveous ijectios, ad eve razor blades used to prepare a powdered arcotic for use. There were also a straws, some with the eds cut to create a scoop, sterile wipes used for ijectios, a scatterig of eedle caps, ad small cotaiers like a Altoids ti box that are used to store pills. Eve somethig simple like a colorig book is used by someoe comig dow from a methamphetamie high to help keep them calm. We see a lot of that, believe it or ot, Sulliva said. Pes with o guts iside are also used as straws for drug delivery, stadard household glue is siffed, ad small digital pocket scales are used to weigh drugs. Large quatities of lolliops ca also idicate a problem. Drug users have bee kow to roll them i drugs ad suck o them to obtai their desired effects. It s ever chagig but these are the type of thigs we re fidig right ow, the chief said. I additio to the room simulatio, there was a table lied with items used to maufacture methamphetamie. Commo household items such as Sudafed (pseudoephedrie) tablets, lithium batteries, campig fuel, acetoe, alog with atifreeze ad automobile ijector cleaers are mixed i plastic bottles ad cooked to create the drug. Other commo sigs are cold packs that help separate the pseudoephedrie from cold tablets ad coffee filters they use to strai the mixture, Sulliva said. There s a whole lot of chemistry ivolved i these Oe Pot meth labs. Doa Rhodes Eight-ad-a-half year-old Rowa hosted a Game of Chace outside his dad s house i Alexadria last weeked. He ad his aut costructed a game board from recycled materials ad, depedig o which cotaier ay of three balls laded i, participats received a prize. Rowa, who shares time with his mom i Gilford, said he has also sold lemoade ad other items at his mom s house i his quest to save moey for his future. Courtesy Alexadria Police Departmet erected a educatioal booth at the tow s Church Fair last weeked called Hidde i Plai View, which showed everyday items foud i a teeager s bedroom that could idicate a drug problem. Collectios of Gatorade ad Powerade bottles ca also idicate a problem. They re made of a sturdier plastic tha most water or soda bottles ad therefore preferred for mixig the chemicals. The chief added that disturbig occurrece was whe he wet to two stores ad purchased all the sample igrediets for the display. Employees i both stores failed to see the coectio betwee the types of items he was purchasig ad the drug they are used to create ad therefore asked o questios. I additio to the simulatio ad displays, the departmet also had a slide show featurig umerous photos of all the drugs they have seized i the tow. This is t just a city thig. It s i quiet, rural tows like Alexadria, too. Drugs are actually 80- to 90-percet of what we do here ow. We re spedig so much time o it ad watchig families beig tor apart. We hope that today s exhibit will help prevet some of that i the future, said Sulliva. The Taver adds a ew dimesio to the diig experiece at LiCross Roast Beef BRISTOL LiCross Roast Beef ad More, a sadwich ad baked goods shop i dowtow Bristol, just added a little more to their service with the opeig of The Taver, a comfortable place where adults ca ejoy a cold mug of beer, a glass of wie ad some of the delicious foods they also offer through their abuttig restaurat. Co-ower Jodi Ligsch said the opeig for The Taver was scheduled to take place last Friday ad the family was glad to meet the deadlie they had set for themselves. We ve bee workig o this for moths ad pushed to ope today because it s Natioal Beer Day, said Ligsch. While the family-owed restaurat has bee at the dowtow Pleasat Street locatio for more tha a year, The Taver was a ew cocept for their ever-growig busiess veture. Ligsch said her husbad Christopher built the beautiful woode bar while her brother helped with the tables ad beches that created the comfortable atmosphere. After that, we all chipped i for the paitig ad decoratios ad I thik it came out ice, said Ligsch. Customers o Day Oe agreed with her assessmet. Doa Rhodes Jodi Ligsch was all smiles as she tapped a cold beer for some of the first customers to stop by The Taver last Friday, a ew brach of LiCross Roast Beef ad More o Pleasat Street i dowtow Bristol. I give this place five thumbs up. The people who work here are absolutely woderful ad make you feel comfortable whe you stop i. It s a great additio to Bristol, said Nora, oe of may people o had for opeig day at The Taver. While The Taver offers wie ad a broad selectio of domestic ad imported beer for their customers, they also have a ew brew o tap that locals may appreciate eve more. Shackett s Brewery made us a special Li- Cross Lager that is available i 16- ad 23-ouce glasses, Ligsch said. Ad whe it s time for somethig to eat, The Taver offers a full meu from LiCross s sadwich shop, which specializes i their delicious roast beef, pulled pork ad steak sadwiches. There is also a Build Your Ow optio for sadwiches, alog with homemade soups, side dishes, salads ad baked goods that go well with ay meu choice. They eve provide a take-out optio for those who prefer to ejoy their meal at home ot o the road. LiCross Roast Beef ad More is located at 16 Pleasat Street i dowtow Bristol. They are ope Moday through Saturday from 11 a.m. util 7 p.m. ad offer local delivery services from 11 a.m. 6:30 p.m. o Thursday, Friday ad Saturday. 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3 Call Melaie to schedule your weekly lessos i Holderess or melaiesiek@yahoo.com Sprig ad Witer Recitals. Scrap Metal Wated! We Buy ad / or Pick Up: Cars Trucks Big Equipmet Light Iro / Metals Etc. Estate Cleaup * No A/C s, Refrigerators or Deep Freezers Please Fully Isured Call PK Salvage at or Local News Scholarship recipiets give back to Rotary Pey Sale BY DONNA RHODES drhodes@salmopress.ews BRISTOL Bristol Rotary held their 65th Aual Pey Sale at Newfoud Regioal High School last Thursday, presetig lucky ticket holders with the chace to wi a abudace of great prizes, participate i a silet auctio filled with more terrific items to bid o, ad take a chace o a 50/50 raffle as well. Helpig make the ight a success were two grateful recipiets of the Rotary s scholarship fud, which the evet supports each year. Molly Schillig is the 2017 Rotary Scholarship wier, ad said the $6,000 the orgaizatio awarded her was deeply appreciated. I m just so grateful that they picked me. That scholarship is goig to help me out so much, Schillig said. As this year s Salutatoria for the NRHS Class of 2017, Schillig will leave soo to atted school at Colby-Sawyer College were she will study ursig. Helpig Schillig set up for the eveig was Be Leared from the Class of 2015 who also received a scholarship from Bristol Rotary. Leared, who is studyig ecoomics at De- Pauw Uiversity i Idiaa, said every little bit helps ad his gratitude is what brought him out to assist with this year s Pey Sale. Bristol Rotary Presidet Bob Broadhurst said the orgaizatio is always pleased to preset the fiacial awards to great studets like Schillig ad Leared, ad ext year they will broade that assistace to iclude a ew Burt Williams Vocatioal Scholarship for a studet goig ito the trades. A lot of studets are optig for somethig other tha college these days ad we certaily wat to support them as well, Broadhurst said. To raise moey for those scholarship fuds, this year s Pey Sale offered three rouds that cosisted of 100 prizes each. Ad the best part was that just oe ticket had 100 chaces to wi. Whe we pull a ticket ad had out the prize, the ticket the goes back i the mix so they ca have the chace to cotiue wiig util that roud is over, Broadhurst explaied. Prizes doated for the Courtesy O Saturday, Sept. 2 at 9 a.m., ruers ad walkers will leave from Basic Igrediets Bakery located o Route 3A i Bristol to ru their bus off for a 4.2 mile professioally timed ru/ walk. The reward for your hard work a homemade sticky bu will be waitig for you at the fiish lie! Eighth Aual Ru Your Bus Off 4.2 miler set for Sept. 2 BRISTOL Whe is the last time you ra your bus off? Well, this Labor Day weeked, you ca! Come ad see what the locals ad vacatioers have bee talkig about for the last seve years. O Saturday, Sept. 2 at 9 a.m., ruers ad walkers will leave from Basic Igrediets Bakery located o Route 3A i Bristol to ru their bus off for a 4.2 mile professioally timed ru/walk. The reward for your hard work a homemade sticky bu will be waitig for you at the fiish lie! Hosted by the Newfoud Area Charitable Fud, the Ru Your Bus Off race committee is excited to aouce that two charitable orgaizatios were selected, through a applicatio process by the NACF board, as this year s beeficiaries. The Tapply Thompso Commuity Ceter (TTCC) located i Bristol has bee servig thousads of area youth sice 1946 with year-roud after school, summer ad sports programmig. The TTCC s Tee Coucil is raisig fuds for a gymasium reovatio project ad we wat to be sure they reach their goal so it ca be ready for decades of future use. The secod beeficiary is the Day Away program which also serves the Newfoud regio by providig respite for caregivers of eligible idividuals through a social day care program. This year we are hoored ad excited to be able to assist both the youg ad the otso-youg i our commuities through our beeficiary selectios says Garly Magaiello, NACF Vice-Presidet ad co-fouder of the race. The NACF Board is dedicated to assistig local charitable groups ad causes which promote welless, fitess ad health educatio, as well as activities i the Newfoud regio, says Audrey Goudie, NACF Presidet. Each year, we select oe or more local charities which exemplify these goals as the race s beeficiary. Goudie cotiues, Sice the first Ru Your Bus Off road race i 2010, we have give back over $51,000 to worthy causes ad programs i our commuity ad that makes us very proud. Idividual ruers, walkers ad teams of all ages are ecouraged to participate. The top three male ad female ruers, as well as the fastest team will be awarded prizes ad everyoe has a chace to wi at the huge raffle filled with goodies, icludig a paddleboard, doated by local busiesses ad beyod. Why ot do your part to help support two great local causes all the while idulgig i a delicious treat, havig fu with family ad frieds ad gettig yourself some exercise o Labor Day weeked? The cost is $22 per ruer/walker, util day of race whe the price is $25. You ca register for the Ru Your Bus Off 4.2 Miler olie today at For more iformatio o becomig a sposor or for registratio questios, please ruyourbusoff@gmail.com ad you ca always stop by Basic Igrediets bakery ad register i perso! Doa Rhodes Prior to the start of the Bristol Rotary Club s 65th Aual Pey Sale last week, some of the orgaizers ad voluteers posed before the 100 items available i the first roud of actio. From left to right are Bristol Rotary Presidet Bob Broadhurst, Newfoud Area School District Superitedet Stacy Buckley, Rotary scholarship recipiets Molly Schillig (2017) ad Be Leared (2015) ad Rotary s Goveror-Elect for New Hampshire s Norther District, Larry Vars. evet icluded somethig for everyoe. There was law equipmet, toys, car services, passes to local attractios, tools ad much more, each doated by geerous busiesses, civic groups ad idividuals. Fially at the ed of those three rouds, all the tickets were combied ito oe bi to select wiers for the 11 Grad Prizes available this year. Amog those prizes were cash, scratch tickets, a picic table, bicycles, a shoppig spree at Haaford Supermarket ad 125 gallos of Craberry Ridge Farrier Service (603) years experiece barefoot trims, hot, cold ad corrective shoeig. A3 heatig fuel. A special Powerball Raffle was also held, offerig ticket holders a chace to wi 50 Powerball tickets, courtesy of Shackett s Store ad Seafood Shack. Proceeds from that raffle beefitted Tapply Thompso Commuity Ceter. Grafto Couty awarded federal fuds uder Emergecy Food ad Shelter Natioal Board program REGION Grafto Couty has bee chose to receive $18,906 by the State Set-Aside Committee uder Phase 34 to supplemet emergecy food ad shelter programs i Grafto Couty. The award to New Hampshire was made by a Natioal Board that is chaired by the Departmet of Homelad Security s Emergecy Food ad Shelter Natioal Board Program Federal Emergecy Maagemet Agecy (FEMA) ad cosists of represetatives from the Coucil of Jewish Federatios, Catholic Charities, USA, The Salvatio Army, America Red Cross, Natioal Coucil of Churches of Christ i the U.S.A., ad Uited Way World which will provide the admiistrative staff ad fuctio as fiscal aget. The Board was charged to distribute fuds appropriated by Cogress to help expad the capacity of food ad shelter programs i high-eed areas aroud the coutry. I the past, a local Board Graite Uited Way of Norther New Hampshire, Tri-Couty Commuity Actio, Grafto Couty Huma Services Departmet, New Hampshire Catholic Charities, America Red Cross, The Salvatio Army, Voices Agaist Violece, The Bridge House Homeless Shelter & Veteras Advocacy, The Bacroft House, ad Grafto Couty Seior Citize Coucil have worked together to determie how the fuds are to be distributed. Grafto Couty Huma Service providers, City ad Tow Officers ad iterested commuity members are ivited to serve o this Local Board. A Full Local Board Meetig has bee scheduled to meet at the Grafto Couty Commissioers Admiistratio o the basemet floor at, 3855 Dartmouth College Hwy, N. Haverhill, NH at 10 a.m. o Wedesday, Sept. 6. Uder the terms of the grat from the Natioal Board, local agecies chose to receive fuds must: 1) be o-profit, 2) have a accoutig system, 3) practice odiscrimiatio, 4) have demostrated the capability to deliver emergecy food ad/or shelter programs, ad 5) if they are a private volutary orgaizatio, they must have a volutary board. Qualifyig orgaizatios are urged to apply. Applicatio forms are available at the Admiistratio office of Tri-Couty Commuity Actio Programs, Ic., The Local Board is resposible for recommedig agecies to receive these fuds ad ay additioal fuds available uder this phase of the program. Huma Service providers who would like to submit proposals requestig fuds for emergecy food ad shelter eeds are required to atted ad brig 8 copies of the Applicatio form provided by Tri-Couty Commuity Actio to this meetig. No requests for fudig will be cosidered after 10 a.m. o the date of this meetig. Further iformatio o this program may be obtaied by reviewig the EFSP Web site at: or cotactig the Local Board Chair, Amy Goyette NCRI, ad TCCAP Operatios Coordiator at , ext. 204.

4 Opiio A4 Thursday, AUGUST 17, 2017 Cady Corer Teeagers tobacco use hits a record low sharp drop i e-cigarettes BY DEB NARO Cotributor Teeagers use of e-cigarettes fell sharply last year, while overall tobacco use declied to a ew low, accordig to data that some atismokig advocates said could sigal a turig poit i the decades-log effort agaist youth smokig. Accordig to the Natioal Istitute o Drug Abuse (NIDA), tees are more likely to use e-cigarettes tha cigarettes. Whe surveyed, 66 percet of tee respodets thought just flavorig was i their e-cigarette. Of those respodets, 13.2 percet said icotie, 5.8 percet said marijuaa, ad 13.7 percet did t kow. Seve i 10 tees are exposed to e-cigarette ads through retail, Iteret, televisio, movies or magazies. Boys are two times as likely to use e-cigarettes tha girls. While these statistics are cocerig, a ew tred gives hope. The Ceters for Disease Cotrol ad Prevetio s (CDC) aual report o youth ad tobacco foud that 11.3 percet of high school studets used e-cigarettes i 2016, compared with 16 percet i the previous year. The chage represets the first drop i e-cigarette use sice I compariso, cigarette use is also decreasig. Eight percet of high-schoolers reported smokig last year ad approximately 20 percet reported usig ay tobacco product, which ca be defied as cigars, hookahs, pipes, smokeless tobacco as well as Newfoud Ladig Proudly servig Alexadria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Dabury, Groto, Hebro, Hill, New Hampto ad the surroudig commuities. Established September 18 th, 2014 Offices at 5 Water Street, P.O. 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However, it is importat to ote that tobacco use varies across differet demographics ad regios; for example, the high school smokig rate i West Virgiia is more tha double the rate i Califoria. The declie i tobacco use ca be attributed to the widespread efforts of local, state ad federal govermet, icludig: State ad local taxes have icreased the cost of cigarette ad tobacco products; smokig bas have bee implemeted i restaurats, bars ad public spaces across the coutry; educatio efforts have icreased sice the 1960s to emphasize the dagers of smokig o your health ad others, vis-à-vis secodhad smoke; bas of tobacco advertisig were replaced with atismokig mass media campaigs o televisio ad radio The decrease i e-cigarette use is likely a result of several factors, icludig efforts by the govermet ad public health groups to educate youg people about possible hazards of the products, said Bria Kig, seior author of the CDC report, i a ews article. While they do t cotai some of the harmful substaces i covetioal cigarettes, the ihaled vapor usually cotais icotie, which is highly addictive ad ca harm the adolescet brai, as well as ultrafie particulates ad heavy metals. For more iformatio o ways to talk to youth about smokig, visit PET of the Week The sweetest, cuddliess ad sheer playfuless fivemoth old Bear, hadsome little black kitte, will melt your heart whe you see him. Foud waderig by himself, he was brought i by a cocered citize. Somehow little Bear had become separated from his family. We ve provided vaccies, eutered him, ad durig the veteriary process foud him positive for the felie Leukemia Virus. We ve set his blood for special testig to be sure it is the virus ad ot vaccie atibodies. Bear is healthy ow. He does have a virus preset i his blood which presets zero health cocer to humas. We strogly recommed that should he be adopted ito a that already has cats, that they receive their leukemia vaccie as a precautio. With a lovig, idoor, safe home, we ca expect Bear to lead a relatively ormal life. It s true, he may ot live to a ripe old age, but surely he ca ejoy life to Letters to the Editor We are lucky to have the services of Bristol s emergecy persoel To the Editor: This letter is a heartfelt thak you to the extraordiary Bristol EMT persoel who respoded to our recet medical emergecy. Is every other tow as lucky as we? The dispatcher calmly took my call ad istructed me as to what to do. He would ot let me off the phoe, despite the fact that by the my eighbor (who is a police officer) had arrived. He did ot hag up util he was sure that the ambulace had arrived. The level of the skill exhibited by the techicias who came to the house, ot kowig what they were facig, was outstadig. I did t eve kow my ame at that poit I was completely udoe by seeig the fear ad pai o my husbad s face. the fullest right ow. Bear would be happy i just about ay home, friedly dogs, kid ad respectful childre, adults who ca commit to a idoor oly home, ad yes, eve other cats, as log as they are already vaccie agaist the virus. Please come ad visit this adorable fellow. Yet these EMTs oe woma ad two me, whose ames, alas, I do ot kow took over with a level of professioalism that had to be see to be fully appreciated. Everyoe had a job to do, ad did it with competece. It was like a well-choreographed ballet. They calmed my husbad (they calmed me!) ad performed their tasks with assurace. I truly believe that if they had ot come whe they did ad had ot doe what they did, I would be a widow today. I will be forever grateful to each ad every oe of them. Sicerely, Eilee Maloe Alexadria Help the Day Away program ease the burde for caregivers To the Editor: At the recet Hebro Fair, people who stopped by the Day Away Program booth were both amazed ad pleased to lear that such a program exits here i the Lakes Regio. For readers who do t kow Day Away, it is a social program for me ad wome with early stages of Alzheimer s ad related demetias. This program also provides the participat s caregiver several hours, a short respite, to catch a breath, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday. A Registered Nurse ad a experieced staff are always o site. The program itself is a social program ivolvig the whole perso, mid ad body. Iter-active games, creative crafts, challegig quizzes, delightful poems, ad old-time siga-logs are just a small part of the program. Guest speakers, etertaiers, musicias, ad a friedly therapy Golde Retriever stop by o Thursdays. A wholesome luch, cooked o the premises, ad eve sacks are part of Thursdays. Dietary eeds of the participat are always cosidered. Day Away is a o-deomiatioal program meetig every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Our Lady of Grace Chapel i Bristol. As you read this letter, you ca appreciate how importat are the voluteers we have i this program. They are the backboe of Day Away. They brig kowledge, wisdom, life experieces, ad all sorts of talet to ehace, ot oly the lives of the participats, but staff as well. With more participats, there is a eed for more voluteers. If you ca come o board, we will help with isight ito the diease. The satisfactio you receive will be ulimited. The heart of a voluteer is ot measured by size but by the depth of the commitmet to make a differece. Together, we ca make a perso s yoke a little easier, a burde a little lighter. I persoally wat to say Thak You to every voluteer i our program for their commitmet to the Day Away Program ad welcome all those who wish to be part of our program. Sadra Colema, BSN, RN Director Day Away A root-cause solutio to the opioid crisis To the Editor: States are critical players i prevetig prescriptio opioid overdoses. States ru prescriptio drug moitorig programs (PDMPs), public isurace programs like Medicaid, regulate cotrolled substaces, ad licese providers. Equippig states with the data resources eeded to combat opioid abuse is at the heart of this epidemic. Fudig for ehaced surveillace assists states i prevetio by providig timely data o fatal/ ofatal overdoses ad ifo o risk factors. I Fall of 2016, the $12.8 millio awarded to 12 states to track opioid-overdoses for 36 moths bega that trackig. New Hampshire was amog those awarded that fudig through a competitive applicatio process to improve the reportig ad timeliess of data ad share this with others key stakeholders, icludig healthcare professioals where this problem begis ad must be stopped. That idustry bases decisios o data. Hece, the eed for empirical evidece. This is a positive step. As the opioid crisis evolves, more scietific expertise is eeded, to ehace surveillace, ad tailor resources to address states chagig eeds. This fu- SEE OPIOID, PAGE A14

5 North Coutry Notebook Cougar, sturgeo, brook ad river Opiio A5 By Joh Harriga Columist O the afteroo of Thursday, July 13, Bria Motiejaitis was returig from work to his Bear Rock home i Stewartstow whe he saw a aimal stadig i the road a hudred yards or so ahead. That s way too big for a fox, he thought, ad the closer he got, the more he thought moutai lio. A half-hour later, his wife Kerry was earig home whe she ecoutered a large, cat-like aimal walkig up the road ahead. She caught up with it, pulled over, stopped ad just stared. It was oly maybe 15 feet away, she said. The aimal tured ad looked at her, walked up a old road, ad lay dow. It was without a doubt a cougar, she said, metioig i particular the log tail. It just laid there, peerig at me through the grass, she said. More or less breathless from the experiece, she burst through the door ad said to her husbad You ll ever guess what I just saw! His uhesitatig reply: A cougar. He sort of took the wid out of my sails, she said ruefully For the early part of my life, the Mohawk River was a mysterious place. First, it was the earest real river from home, although today, lookig at it through older eyes, river seems a bit of a exaggeratio. Secod, my earest avigable waterway, Beaver Brook (we built rafts to avigate it) flowed right past our back yard, dow over STRATEGIES FOR LIVING Whe God iterveed BY LARRY SCOTT As my father stepped from his secod-floor office oe morig i 1949, he could scarcely believe what he was seeig o the floor twelve feet below. Lyig face dow, bleedig from the left ear, ad ucoscious, he saw what was left of me followig a fall that came perilously close to edig my life. The stairway that led to the groud floor of our home, you see, was sided by a widig, smooth baister that o self-respectig 10-year-old could igore. The trick was to slide dow the baister ad reach the first floor i record time. This time I missed! How I survived I do ot kow but, surprisigly, my ijuries were miimal. Except for a broke boe i my shoulder ad reduced hearig i that left ear, I recovered completely withi just a few moths. Ad ow the rest of the story. My parets were missioaries i the city of Cusco, Peru, ad a week or so later my father received a letter from a lady i the Uited States whom he did ot kow. Could it be, she wrote, that you had a particularly bad day o Wedesday. As I was workig aroud my home I felt a special burde to pray for you. I stopped what I was doig, prayed for you ad your family util the burde lifted ad I write to let you kow about my experiece ad to ask how you ad your family are doig. My father wrote back ad ever heard from her agai that that was the day his family was i desperate eed of divie itervetio. I realize that to the skeptic the evet has o merit. Grat the poit but my Bible paits a surprisigly differet picture from what you might thik. There is a persoal God ad at times His love ad care come through i rather spectacular fashio. Were we special? Not at all. But God does ot care about ay of us because of who we are; He is available to each of us because He is God. You have perhaps gathered from this colum that whe I write of tough times ad sleepless ights, I kow what I am writig about. Through the years I have had to live through some of life s most difficult experieces ad were it ot for the watchful care of a lovig Heavely Father, I ca t imagie where I would be today. There have bee times, I must admit, whe it seemed God had goe AWOL ad left me to dagle i the wid. I have, more tha oce, asked myself, Where was God whe the lights wet out. But He was there, stadig i the shadows, ad evetually I have bee able to look back ad marvel at how God has iterveed i my life. I trust it is a discovery that you, too, have made. If ot, I ca assure you that He is everythig you could ever wat i a carig ad beevolet Father. God is a getlema, however, ad He will come ito your life oly by ivitatio. Your tur! You wat to talk about it? Hit me up at rlarryscott@gmail.com. Celebrate Old Home Day i Bridgewater! BRIDGEWATER Joi i the fu this Saturday, Aug. 19 as the commuity comes together to celebrate Old Home Day at the Tow House o Bridgewater Hill Road. The day s schedule of evets kicks off at 10 a.m. with coffee, followed by a flag raisig ceremoy at 10:30 a.m. Sales of crafts ad baked goods also begi at 10:30, with childre s games begiig at 11 a.m. At oo, everyoe will gather together for the traditioal group photograph i frot of the Tow House, followed by luch with bea hole beas ad all the fixigs complimets of the Old Home Day Associatio. Dick Mardi will preset a special program o The Makig of Fiddles ad Music at 1:30 p.m., ad this year s celebratio will coclude with a square dace at 8 p.m. To reach the Tow House, take River Road to Bridgewater Hill Road, bear left up the hill ad cotiue to the top, or take Route 3A to Dick Brow Road, tur right oto Poole Hill Road, the left oto Bridgewater Hill Road. Courtesy Kerry ad Bria Motiejaitis are certai about what they saw while returig home from work-- -oe just ahead of the other---ear the ed of Stewartstow s Bear Rock Road. a old dam, ito what looked like a impeetrable jugle, ad ito first the Mohawk ad the the Coecticut, which is a actual hoest-to-gosh river, all 406 miles of it, from Pittsburg s Third Coecticut to Log Islad Soud. I ve always wodered where the Mohawk got its ame, a story lost to history but most covicigly restig with the famed, fierce ad feared Mohawks of orthwester New York ad poits beyod. Similarly, I ve always wodered about the ame Battle Bridge, a spa carryig Route 26 over the Mohawk about halfway betwee Colebrook ad Dixville Notch. I ve log thought that the ame derived from a battle at a ecampmet of Coashaukees---a offshoot tribe of the Wobaaki---ad maraudig Mohawks drive to sowshoe-clad waderlust. Local historia Gravyle Bud Hulse said he was told somethig differet. My father said some Italia stoemasos were buildig the bridge, ad a fight broke out, he said. I like his story eve better I the pages of Hawkeye, a hutig ad fishig-orieted statewide paper published i Milford, there loomed the figure of a big fish---of the almost prehistoric kid. It was a 78-poud lake sturgeo, etted this sprig by Vermot Fish ad Wildlife biologists i Lake Champlai. The fish had bee tagged durig similar test-ettig back i Listed by the state as edagered, lake sturgeo Joh Harriga The Mohawk River, tumblig its way uder the Carleto Hill Road bridge betwee Colebrook ad Dixville Notch. Courtesy A lake sturgeo, several of the type etted by Vermot Fish ad Wildlife Service biologists this summer i the Lake Champlai watershed. With over 20 years experiece, Dr. Kirscher combies cuttig edge detal techology, with a carig & getle touch. We give our patiets somethig to smile about! Call for a Appoitmet Today is foud oly i Champlai ad three of its rivers. These huge fish, strage epidermal formatios ad barbels ad all, are members of same family of sturgeo that oce raged i almost all rivers alog the East Coast. Ideed, a kid fishig i, say, the great eddy o the wester shore of Amoskeag Falls i Machester ever kew what might take the bait. While researchig a story a few decades ago at the Machester Historical Society, I came across a old joural accout about a boy who was fishig there i the late 1700s whe somethig took his lie ad ra with it. The boy, who must have bee fishig with somethig stroger tha horsehair rope, fought the leviatha for more tha a hour before tossig the lie to helpmates ad graspig it uder the gills. Ad I had him! was the triumphal quote. Ad it was, of course, a sturgeo. (This colum rus i papers coverig twothirds of New Hampshire ad parts of Maie ad Vermot. Letters should iclude tow ad telephoe umbers i case of questios. Write to campguyhooliga@gmail. com or Box 39, Colebrook, NH ) Now Acceptig:

6 Obituaries & Tows A6 Polly Robiso Haso Alexader, 92 ALEXANDRIA Chad Stuart Masi died uexpectedly of a cardiac evet July 19, 2017 at his home i Charlesto, S.C., where he lived with his mother, Doa Masi. Bor i Frakli Oct. 17, 1969, the so of Doa ad Edward Masi, he was raised i Alexadria util he etered the Army after graduatig from Newfoud Memorial High School. Chad served i the 82d Airbore uit with stays i Europe, ad frotlie Desert Storm i Afghaista, protectig the Kurds. He was a commercial diver, post discharge from the army, workig o oil rigs off the Louisiaa coast ad i Alaska. He joied Airforce reserves while i North Pole, Alaska, servig repairig istrumetatio ad electroics o plaes. He moved to Port Got Stuff?\ Sell it. For Free! With a Tow-to-Tow FREE Classified Lie ad*, place up to a 30-word For Sale or Yard Sale ad for up to 3-weeks at a time for FREE! * No busiesses or vehicles please. Private sales oly. Ads must be 30-words or less ad ca ot ru for more tha 3-cosecutive weeks. Ask about available upgrades. Promotio eds Dec. 31, Call today! (603) Moday-Friday 8am-4pm HEBRON Polly Robiso Haso Alexader, age 92, died Aug. 10, Polly was bor Polly Robiso Haso o April 18, 1925 i Bosto, Mass. to Albert ad Beth Haso. She was the oldest of three childre, graduatig from Portsmouth High School, Portsmouth, i 1943 ad the Chadler Secretarial School while livig with her Gradmother, Eva Hamli. She atteded Michiga State College, studyig jouralism, ad was o the varsity sychroized swim team. Polly paid her way through college by workig multiple jobs, icludig the Quicy Patriot Ledger ad the Woods Hole Oceaographic Istitute, ad she saved o trasportatio by hitchhikig betwee Lasig, Mich. ad Wollasto, Mass., much to the shock of her family ad the truck drivers providig rides. She wet o to receive a MS i Library Sciece from Bosto Uiversity ad for may years was the libraria at the Coolidge Juior High School i Readig, Mass. Polly met her husbad, Lee Marshall Al- POLLY ALEXANDER exader, o a blid date i Quicy, Mass. They were married Feb. 19, 1949 i Quicy, Mass. Throughout their 68 years of marriage, they lived ad worked i a umber of places, icludig Quicy, Mass., Bruswick, Maie, Tariffville, Co., North Readig, Mass., Toroto, Caada, ad retired to Hebro i Polly was a avid bridge player who graciously credited her wiig streaks to good cards rather tha her amazig skill. She made may frieds over the years who shared her love of the game. Polly also ejoyed flowers ad i her retiremet she created a small busiess called Polly s Picki s, both cultivatig ad creatig beautiful flower arragemets. Polly ad Lee had four childre Brooke Alexader (ad parter Robert Brow) of Arligto, Va., Lye Alexader Chad Stuart Masi, 47 Towsed, Wash. i 1999, to live ear his sister, Boie. He worked as a diver cleaig muicipal water taks i Idaho, Washigto ad Orego, preservig forestry i the Olympic Moutais area, plus had his ow odd jobs busiess (wirig horse stables, fellig trees, yard chores for elderly, etc.). He ejoyed may hikes ad divig Puget Soud for Dugeess crabs ad helpig the local dive shop ower. PTSD ( Gulf War Sydrome ) chased Chad sice his army days, but he was very proud to have served, a active member of the VFW ad America Legio up util his death. His love of food ofte took him ito their kitches to cook for evets ad fud raisers. Chad lived back i New Hampshire, i the Alexadria ad Belmot (ad parter Christia Bratia) of Litchfield, Co., Gle Alexader (ad wife Kerry Pugh Alexader) of Harvard, Mass., ad Reed Alexader (ad parter Doris Jurisso) of Cambridge, Mass. I additio to Lee ad her four childre, she is survived by her youger brother, Roger W. T. Haso (Peggy); ie grad childre (Kevi, Eric ad Tyler Brow; Ilija, Julia ad Margaux Bratia; Ruth Turer ad Jae Alexaderr ad Olivia Alexader); ad great gradchildre Vera Turer ad Eleaor Brow; ad a cousi, Deborah Kreiter. She was preceded i death by her sister, Judith Hutto. Polly was a kid ad geerous perso who will be dearly missed. A celebratio of her life will be at 1 p.m. Suday, Aug. 27, at the Uio Cogregatioal Church i Hebro. The Mayhew Fueral Home ad Meredith Bay Crematorium are assistig the family with arragemets. To view Polly s olie book of memories, go to www. mayhewfueralhomes. com. areas, (except for 2007 i Bosto), util his move to South Carolia. A bizarre accidet i Jue 2013 caused Chad to become a above kee amputee. Eve this did t stop his love of the outdoors, ocea, fishig ad boatig. He fially got his V.A. special water prosthesis i Jue 2017, allowig him to joyfully play i the waves at Folly Beach S.C. with mom lookig o. Chad was predeceased by his father, Edward, o April 25, He s survived by sister, Boie Masi; brother Lace Masi; ad mom, Doa, may frieds, ad three cats Timmy, Buzz ad Stikums. A memorial was held at Surise Beach, S.C., o July 31, The family will hold a memorial gatherig o Lace s moutai property i Alexadria. Talk of the Tows Alexadria Gracious, did you miss me last week? We had a hiccup i the process, but o worries I do believe we re back o track this week! My favorite side kick, Miss Kayleigh, spet a few days, for aother adveture. Berries ad flowers to pick, frieds to visit ad splash i the pool with. Oh, the giggles, laughter ad little whispers! Nothig more rewardig tha seeig youg us beig youg us ad makig happy memories! The Alexadria Church Fair was a huge success! There was somethig for the youg ad youg at heart. Kudos to the Fair Committee, especially Deb Bloui for a job well doe. May hads make light work! Pavig bega this week o the followig roads: Cass Mill Road, Plumer Hill Road, Bailey Road, Mout Cardiga Road ad Fox Hollow Road. If you have ay questios, please call the Highway Departmet at Budget Committee meetig Thursday, Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. i the Muicipal Buildig. All Tow Board ad Committee meetigs are ope to the public, uless otherwise oted. That s it for this week folks! Have a woderful week ahead! If you have a evet you d like to see here, please give me a call or sed a . Dabury Judy Kraemer judy7@metrocast.et Doa Sprague hutoofarm@myfairpoit.et South Dabury Church You ve bee readig this for a while ow durig the summer moths the South Dabury Church worship services will be a breakfast potluck at 8:30 a.m. All are welcome ad Churches Ashlad Commuity Church Ashlad Commuity Church is located at 55 Mai St., o Route 3 i Ashlad (across from Shurfie Market). Parkig is available ext to ad behid the church. Sudays 9 a.m. Early Worship Service, followed by coffee/fellowship i the church diig room. 9:25 a.m. KidZoe for K-grade six Special Needs Miistry-high school-adults 11 a.m. Cotemporary Worship Service 11:15 a.m. KidZoe for K-grade 6 11:15 a.m. Youth Suday School Toddler Zoe is available at both services for ifats to age five. Before the cotemporary service, please joi us for coffee ad healthy sacks. KidZoe Debbie Madde leads ecouraged to atted. However, there is a slight chage this week. As the pace of preservatio work icreases, we may eed a alterate locatio for Suday morig worship. If so, the time ad locatio will be posted o the Frieds of Dabury, NH ad Frieds of the South Dabury Christia Church Facebook pages, ad o the sigboard at the church. Voluteers are still eeded ad doatios to help raise the $80,000 piece to get the LCHIP grat. For more iformatio, or to voluteer time or skills, southdaburychurch@gmail.com, call or text , Checks may be mailed to: The South Dabury Church Preservatio Fud, 1411 U.S. Route 4, South Dabury NH Grage Fair Grage Fair is a little more tha three weeks away. Voluteers are eeded to help set up for the fair o Thursday ight or Friday ight before the fair ad puttig the stuff away, midday o the Suday after the fair. Jobs iclude heavy work such as movig out the bechics ad settig up tables ad light duty items like washig bea ad salad bowls, wrappig silverware ad settig the tables for the dier. May hads make light work. Do you bake beas the old fashioed way usig dried beas? The fair supper uses 30 pouds of dried beas to feed the crowd. Whether you could bake a poud or two or three i that big crockpot of yours, bea bakers are i short supply. lisa.m.widsor@gmail. com or call Lisa at if you ca help the Grage brig the 103rd aual fair to Dabury. Grage hosts Bell Rigers! Blazig Star Grage has scheduled a bell rigig cocert o Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 7 p.m. There will be the K-sixth grade class. Kids will love the great videos ad games that teach someoe age appropriate lessos i a lovig atmosphere. Axyo Youth Miistry, for grades six through 12 Frdiays from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Mill #3 (39 Witer St.), just aroud the corer from the church. This youth miistry will be meetig every week, ad is led by our youth ad worship pastor, Aaro Stout, alog with our voluteer youth leader staff. This youth group miistry is ope to youth ot oly from Ashlad, but surroudig tows as well. Spread the word ad brig your frieds. Modays 8 p.m. Alcoholics Aoymous Group meets i the Church diig room. It is our desire to help you uderstad God s icredible grace ad love. If you have ay questios, please call Pastor Erie Madde at (office 36 feet of bell rigers stretched across the floor ad the stage to add beautiful music to your sprig. This is a special evet that the grage is very pleased to be offerig the commuity. Put it o your caledar ow! Hebro Bob Brooks hebrohews@live.com Hebro Historical Society Pot Luck Supper ad Program Aug. 26 5:30 p.m. Hebro Commuity Hall O Saturday, Aug. 26, the Hebro Historical Society will sposor a presetatio by local archaeologists Doug ad Be McLae etitled Native America Fids from Hebro ad the Northeast. The program will be i a show ad tell format featurig decades-worth of fids from the Hebro Beach ad Grey Rocks areas as well as thousads of museum-quality artifacts from the Howard Sarget collectio. Focus will be ot oly o the simple utility of these objects but also o their sigificace as art. Most of these treasures may be hadled by the audiece so the presetatio will be especially iterestig for youg people. The featured talk will begi at 6:30 p.m., preceded by a pot luck supper at 5:30 p.m. The public is welcome ad there is o charge for admissio, but doatios would be appreciated. The program will be held i the Hebro Commuity Hall (16 Church Lae, i the basemet of the Uio Cogregatioal Church) which is directly across North Shore Road from the Hebro Commo. The facility is fully hadicapped accessible by eterig via the office door to the right of the church etrace ad usig the elevator. For more iformatio, please call phoe umber) You ca also him at accerie@hotmail. com or visit the church Web site, ashladcommuitychurch.com. We believe that you will love it at Ashlad Commuity Church. We are a friedly, lovig ad carig church that studies ad shares the word of our dear Lord ad Savior. Our visio is to become a church that u-churched people will love to atted. Our missio is to lead people to live ad love like Jesus, ad to help others do the same. Real church. Real people. Real simple. We look forward to seeig you o Suday. Ad remember, just come as you are! No perfect people allowed! Family Worship Ceter Ply. Assembly of God Greetigs from Family Worship Ceter Assembly of God church lo- SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A7

7 Chruches A7 cotact the church, 536- Churches 1966 or Pastor, FROM PAGE A6 Everyoe is welcome to all of our services. The church is hadicapped accessible o the east etrace. Please ote the church s Web site: assemblyofgodplymouthh.org. cated at 319 Highlad St., Plymouth, NH If you do ot have a home church we ivite you to come ad joi our warm ad friedly family here at Family Worship Ceter. Please feel free to cotact out Pastor, Rev. Gle Yughas at or Feel free to check out our Web site as well: assemblyofgodplymouthh. org (Note: o www. ).. Our upcomig schedule is as follows: Thursday, July 27: O Thursday, Aug. 17, come out ad joi us for our family ight at church. We offer the followig programs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: Royal Ragers: Boys from Elemetary School through High School MPact: Girls from Preschool through High School Adult Bible Study: I our fellowship hall, Pastor Gle is curretly leadig this study. Please come out to this time of fellowship ad traiig. Suday, Aug. 20 Suday Morig Come o out ad ejoy Bible ad Bagels before Bible Study, ad get a cup of juice, or coffee ad a bagel from 8:30-9 a.m. Followig this is our Suday School classes for all ages from 9-10 a.m. Immediately after Suday School we head ito our regular Suday Morig Worship Service, which features cotemporary music ad a Biblical message brought by our Pastor. We offer Childre s church ad ursery durig our services. Suday Eveig Sudays at 5 p.m., we have a time of prayer i our sactuary. No prayer experiece eeded. All you eed to do is come ad talk to the Lord ad trust the Lord to meet your eeds ad the eeds preseted. If you have a prayer request you may put it i the gree box i our hall way marked prayer requests. Lookig Ahead: Saturday, Sept. 9: Tow wide yard sales, please keep posted for more iformatio to come. Our Schedule: Sud ay: 8:30 a.m. Bible ad Bagels 9 a.m. Suday School 10 a.m. Morig Service Moday: First ad third Moday of the Moth 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Helpig Hads Food Patry Thursday: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Family Night Friday: Secod Friday of the moth 6 p.m. Food, Fu, Fellowship Saturday: Third Saturday of the moth: 10 a.m. Ladies Fellowship Last Saturday of the moth: 10 a.m. Me s Bruch Our Missio Statemet: Trasformig Lives Through God s Word Please give aoucemets for Suday Bulleti to the church office by 4:30 p.m. o Tuesday by fwcag@ hotmail.com or gyughas@hotmail.com, or Holy Triity (Roma Catholic) Day Away program Are you carig for a loved oe diagosed with Alzheimer s or Demetia? The Day Away program has opeigs available ad offers a woderful chace for family members with demetia to experiece a day away from home with various activities to do with carig staff ad voluteers (with meal icluded), while also givig the caregiver some much eeded time off. Come by ad visit betwee the hours of 9:00 AM ad 3:00 PM every Thursday i Simard Hall udereath Our Lady of Grace Chapel. Day Away is a o-deomiatioal program ope to all qualified participats i the Lakes Regio. Voluteers are always eeded. Visit our Web site at www. respiteforcaregiverdayaway.wordpress.com. Summer Mass Schedule Saturday 4 p.m. St. Matthew Church 5:45 p.m. Our Lady of Grace Chapel Suday 7:30 a.m. St. Matthew Church 8 a.m. Our Lady of Grace Chapel 9:30 a.m. St. Ages Church 9:30 a.m. Our Lady of Grace Chapel 11:30 a.m. St. Matthew Church The Eighth Aual Ru Your Bus Off 4.2 mile race will take place o Saturday, Sept. 2. Idividual ruers, walkers ad teams of all ages are ecouraged to participate. The start ad fiish are at Basic Igrediets Bakery located o Route 3A i Bristol, with registratio startig at 7:45 a.m., ad the race begiig at 9 a.m. Oe of the beeficiaries of this race is our ow Day Away program. What a great reaso to participate! The cost is $22 per ruer/walker, util day of race whe the price is $25. You ca register olie today at bus_2017. Basic Igrediets, 1777 Lake St., Bristol Phoe: Feast of the Assumptio Mass Schedule: Moday, Aug. 14, Our Lady of Grace, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 15, St. Ages, 8 a.m., St. Matthew oo, St. Matthew 7 p.m. The missio of the lector or lay reader is to proclaim the Scripture readigs at our liturgies. As a miistry of lay persos at Holy Triity, the lector miistry is ope to those who are called to it ad who feel they are gifted by the Spirit. Idividuals chose for this miistry are traied ad metored by experieced lectors ad are expected to strive to proclaim the Word with care ad reverece. If you would like more iformatio, speak with a lector or call the parish office at Eucharistic Miisters serve our parish i the distributio of Holy Commuio at Mass. I additio to assistig the priest oce or twice a moth, willig members of this miistry may be traied to brig the cosecrated host to members of the parish who caot atted mass. This could iclude visitatio i hospitals, ursig homes ad assisted livig facilities. Eucharistic miisters also brig Holy Commuio to the home-boud ad the elderly. Eucharistic miisters, oce approved by the bishop, are traied ad serve the Mass they most ofte atted. If you feel called to this miistry or would like further iformatio, please call the Plymouth office at No matter what your persoal history, age, backgroud, race...o matter what your preset status i the Catholic Church...o matter what your curret family or marital situatio... o matter what your ow self-image is, you are ivited, welcomed, accepted ad loved here at Holy Triity Parish. Are you or someoe you kow iterested i becomig Catholic? The RCIA program starts this October with a iquiry period where you ca come ad ask questios ad lear more. Please call for PLYMOUTH TOWN WIDE YARD SALE Saturday, Sept 9, 9am to 3pm sheila@coppertoppe.com Noo - 6pm RUN YOUR BUNS OFF 4.2 MILER SEPTEMBER 2, LAKE ST. BRISTOL, NH (603) NEWFOUND LAKE, NH more iformatio. Ushers ad Greeters belog to the Holy Triity Hospitality miistry. If you would like to be of great service to our parish family, please cosider Hospitality. Greeters welcome our parishioers ad guests to weeked Masses ad our other liturgies. Catholics have always bee kow for their hospitality, ad if you like people, this is the miistry for you. I additio to takig up the collectios, our ushers make sure that everythig rus very smoothly durig our liturgies. If you feel called to this miistry, or for more iformatio, talk to oe of our greeters or ushers or call the office at Weekly Meetigs Thursday, Aug. 17 Day Away Program, Simard Hall, 9 a.m. Cub Scout Meetig, St. Matthew Hall, 6 p.m. Suday, Aug. 20 Boy Scout Meetig, St. Matthew Hall, 5 p.m. ~AA meetig Moday-Saturday, St. Matthew Hall 11 a.m. Star Kig Uitaria Uiversalist Fellowship Starr Kig Uitaria Uiversalist Fellowship is a multigeeratioal, welcomig cogregatio where differet beliefs come together i commo coveat. We work together i our fellowship, our commuity, ad our world to urture justice, respect, ad love. Suday, Aug. 20, 9:30 a.m. Starr Kig Uitaria Uiversalist Fellowship is a multigeeratioal, welcomig cogregatio where differet beliefs come together i commo coveat. We work together i our fellowship, our commuity, ad our world to urture justice, respect, ad love. Social Justice Commuity Outreach Please brig caed or dry packaged food items for our local Commuity Closet collectio basket i the foyer. Wise Wome i Traiig will cotiue durig the summer o the secod ad fourth Wedesdays, 10:30 a.m. oo, meetig i the mai sactuary. The Me s group is cotiuig to meet durig the summer dowstairs o the lower level o the first ad third Suday eveigs, 6-8 p.m. Thursday s Bridge players will meet durig the summer i the fellowship room 12:30 3 p.m. Check other activities o our website. Starr Kig UU Fellowship is located at 101 Fairgrouds Rd., Plymouth. The phoe umber is Summer hours for the office are Tuesday, Wedesday ad Thursday morigs. The Web site is www. starrkigfellowship.org, where you ca access Newsletters to read, or prit out, ay of several past issues; Podcast to ejoy listeig to sermos you have missed, or just wat to hear agai; Evets Caledar to fid out what is goig o i our Fellowship ad other activities we ejoy together.

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9 Arts & Etertaimet The Mokey turs ito Margaritaville for oe ight oly PLYMOUTH The Flyig Mokey Performace Ceter presets a Margaritaville themed ight with Mayer-Kirby Mayer Group o Thursday, Aug. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Peter Mayer is best kow as lead guitarist ad sogwritig collaborator i Jimmy Buffett s Coral Reefer Bad. Tickets for this show start at $24. Siger-sogwriters Peter Mayer ad Scott Kirby met i 1991 i Key West at the origial Margaritaville Café. Peter, fresh from his debut Warer Brothers album Piece of Paradise, had come dow to work with Jimmy Buffett. Kirby had recetly arrived from New Hampshire to resume to explore the art of sogwritig. A log musical collaboratio was bor. Parrotheads will o doubt kow Peter Mayer as the logtime lead guitarist ad sogwritig collaborator i Jimmy Buffett s Coral Reefer Fig Tree Gallery puts a spi o traditioal crafts Courtesy Jesse Lacasse presets some of his hadcrafted, vitage ispired works, created with local, atique bar board. ASHLAND Four New Hampshire artists. Oe show. A feature at Fig Tree Gallery i Ashlad, the ext art show is called CRAFT, a multi-artist, mixed media project. Featurig four local artists, the art reflects their idividual ispiratio of our atural New Eglad world. Ad what pairs best with local New Hampshire craft? Why, local New Hampshire craft beer of course. Free refreshmets, live music, raffles ad a artisa meet ad greet will all be part of the festivities at the show s opeig o Suday, Aug. 20. The cocept of a multi-perso, multi-media show is a ew oe to the gallery, explais ower Stacey Lucas. We have so much local talet i our area, fidig ispiratio i our local beauty. It seemed like a atural collaboratio. Despite all artists of CRAFT derivig ispiratio from similar subjects, their art is extremely diverse. Aislig Petipas, a gardeer from Bristol, paits seree images of what she dubs the forest from the trees, a metaphor for zoomig i ad appreciatig the patters ad details i local trees she is surrouded by daily. Her rustic fiished paitigs mimic a depth ad reflective ature, like that of a walk i the woods. Paitig is like storytellig, Petipas explais. I this series, I hope to share a little glimpse ito the wodermet of ature. Hailig from Caterbury, husbad ad wife Toy ad Kim Galica together make up Egg Rock Studio, a mix of art ad rustic home furishigs, all created with atural elemets. Together, they will brig i a samplig of their latest pieces, which iclude prits, paitigs ad Adirodack style furiture. Both the art ad furiture we create is ispired by our atural surroudigs, explais Toy. Natural fish, wildlife ad local ladscapes are frequetly foud i our art. Toy, a traied carpeter, ad Kim, a selftaught artist, together have combied their passios for art to create a life makig what they love. The fourth artist of CRAFT is Jesse Lacasse, who has made a ame for himself with his vitage replica style sigs o local, atique bar board, Jesse s works are oe of a kid, idividually had paited. I am ispired by old sigs ad graphics that were oce foud i small busiesses ad New Hampshire tows, says Lacasse,...most of the origials are goe ad ow live o i photographs. From that ispiratio, Lacasse had crafts replica style works, so people ow are able to appreciate the beauty of works oce goe. I m lookig forward to focusig o paitig more of my origials ext, adds Lacasse. Ideas have bee swimmig aroud i my head for years ad they are fially comig to fruitio. This show (CRAFT) had bee a great opportuity to create some ew ad excitig works. The works of all 4 CRAFT artists will be o display at Fig Tree Gallery from Aug. 18- Columbus Day weeked. Come meet them ad ejoy free art opeig festivities o Suday, Aug. 20 from 1-4 p.m. Fig Tree is located at 84 Mai St. i dowtow Ashlad. For more iformatio, visit com or fid them o Facebook. Courtesy The Flyig Mokey Performace Ceter presets a Margaritaville themed ight with Mayer-Kirby Mayer Group o Thursday, Aug. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Bad. His distictive styles melds jazz, rock ad pop with stuig guitar work ad sogwritig o a doze of his ow albums. He has shared the stage with everyoe from Chicago to Do Heley to Joi Mitchell i his 30-year career. Breda Mayer, Peter s so, spet much of 2014 tourig with Jimmy Buffett as the featured guest artist each ight. This eveig i Plymouth, the Mayer, Kirby, Mayer Acoustic Group is accompaied by virtuoso harmoica player Gary Gree, aother NH ative who rouds out this acoustic quartet. Expect a fu filled ight ispired by Jimmy Buffett s musical vibe. Tickets to Mayer Kirby Mayer are $24, ad $29 for premier seatig. For more iformatio o upcomig shows or to Coverig the Newfoud Lake Area & Surroudig Commuities A9 purchase tickets call the box office at or go olie at Courtesy For its 12th seaso, the Theatre Uder the Stars is uveilig the Families First Fu Faire to Aug. 26 i Plymouth ad Waterville Valley. Featurig ivited actig troupes that work with, are made up of ad ru by youg people, all of the Mai Stage shows are pay what you ca i tribute to the US military. The award-wiig New York Times ad Bosto Globe featured, commuity-cetric theatre is doig somethig differet: I aswer to the growig eed of local ad visitig families. Theatre Uder the Stars uveils ew Families First Fu Faire WATERVILLE VAL- LEY For its 12th seaso, the Theatre Uder the Stars is uveilig the Families First Fu Faire to Aug. 26 i Plymouth ad Waterville Valley. Featurig ivited actig troupes that work with, are made up of ad ru by youg people, all of the Mai Stage shows are pay what you ca i tribute to the US military. The award-wiig New York Times ad Bosto Globe featured, commuity-cetric theatre is doig somethig differet: I aswer to the growig eed of local ad visitig families. Aug is the hysterical Iterac- SEE FUN, PAGE A13 HIGHEST PRICES PAID All US ad foreig silver ad gold cois, estate jewelry, scrap gold, diamods. Free oral appraisals. NORTH COUNTRY COINS. Mai St., Plymouth, NH CASS INSURANCE INC. Nac & Michelle PO Box 406 Newport, Vermot PERSONAL AUTOS, WORKMAN S COMP. GENERAL LIABILITY AND EQUIPMENT HOMEOWNERS, SNOWMOBILES, ATVS Work FAX cassisurace@myfairpoit.et Newfoud Ladig Alexadria Bridgewater Bristol Dabury Groto Hebro Hill New Hampto A commuity publicatio full of local ews, sports & happeigs. FREE IN STORES! FREE ONLINE! Reserve your ad space today! ONLY $7.00/pci Call Tracy Lewis at (603) tracy@salmopress.com

10 A10 SUPER SENIORS ONTH INLAYDAY, INLAYYEAR THE GILFORD STEAMER B2 3 moey-savig travel tips for retirees Though a trasiet lifestyle is somethig few people aspire to durig much of their lives, come retiremet, the idea of stayig i a place for oly a short time has more appeal. Accordig to a 2014 study from the Trasamerica Ceter for Retiremet Studies, 36 percet of baby boomers wat to sped their retiremets travelig. May are succeedig i doig just that, as a study from the luxury travel etwork Virtuoso foud that today s seiors spet a average of just over $11,000 per year o travel. That was more tha ay other geeratio, highlightig just how much older adults like to get out ad explore the world. Retirees who fear they caot afford to travel ca explore the various ways for seiors to cut costs ad still satisfy their waderlust durig retiremet. 1. Take advatage of age-related discouts. Some adults prefer to hide their ages, but whe it comes time to travel durig retiremet, hoesty is the best policy. May busiesses that cater to travelers offer discouts to seiors. Car retal agecies, hotels, travel agecies, ad cruise lies may offer direct discouts to customers 65 ad older, while membership i orgaizatios such as AAA ad AARP may make seiors eligible for additioal discouts. Discouts o lodgig ad airfare might et the biggest savigs, but eve discouts o various smaller expeses ca add up to big savigs. 2. Do t overlook travel agecies. While may prospective travelers first isticts are ow to visit various travel websites i a effort to fid the most affordable trips, it s importat that travelers ot overlook travel agecies whe plaig trips. Travel websites, though a valuable resource, oly list the hotels ad airlies that agree to be icluded o their sites. While may participate, some do ot, ad those that do ot may istead work idepedet of travel websites or parter with travel agecies. Travel agecies have access to the latest iformatio, ad may specialize i certai coutries, kowig all the attractios visitors to their coutries wat to see. Travel agecies may offer packages that iclude admissios to popular attractios, which ca be more affordable tha plaig a trip a la carte. 3. Travel as part of a group. Group travel may ot appeal to everyoe, but it should appeal to older, budgetcoscious travelers. Retirees who are ucomfortable drivig at home will likely be eve less comfortable drivig i foreig coutries where the rules of the road are ot the same. Travelig i groups, whether it s with a retiremet commuity, religious orgaizatio or aother program, ca save travelers substatial amouts of moey. May hotels ad tourist attractios offer steep discouts for group tours, which ca eve be arraged through travel agecies. A hidde beefit of sigig up for a group tour is the chace to meet ew people ad develop ew relatioships with fellow globetrotters. May workig professioals hope to sped the bulk of their retiremet travelig the globe. While such a goal is potetially costly, there are various ways to save ad still see the world.

11 A11 INLAYWEEKDAY, INLAYMO SUPER SENIORS Make vacatios ad travel a key compoet of retiremet Whe the time comes to bid farewell to coferece calls, meetigs ad daily commutes, retirees have ope schedules to fill with whichever activities they choose. Travel is oe excitig way to pass the time. Travelig ca be a rewardig prospect for active seiors, particularly those who successfully preplaed for retiremet ad have the icome to fud various excursios. May seiors, both i the Uited States ad Caada, fid that travel tops their to-do lists oce they retire. Accordig to Seior Travel magazie, ew travel optios are emergig for ewly mited retirees lookig for somethig a little differet from the status quo. Peace of mid for you ad your parets. Graite State Idepedet Livig (GSIL) is a statewide oprofit that provides the tools for seiors ad people with disabilities to live life idepedetly. Home Care - Commuity Supports - Employmet Services 21 Cheell Drive, Cocord, NH Iterlakes Commuity Caregivers, Ic. Havig Coversatios That Matter A presetatio o how ad whe to discuss difficult subjects regardig healthcare Wedesday, September 20th 10:00-Noo Meredith Commuity Ceter, Oe Circle Drive, Meredith, NH Free & Ope to the Public Please RSVP Preseted by Iterlakes Commuity Caregivers, Lakes Regio Visitig Nurse Associatio & the Meredith Parks & Recreatio Departmet. Follow us o Facebook The list of destiatios retirees have at their disposal is limitless. The followig ideas are some of the more popular ways retirees choose to travel. Road trips rule. Takig to the highways ad byways is a excellet way to see the coutry. Seiors ca customize their routes depedig o which places they wat to visit. RV travel ca be as comfortable or as rustic as travelers prefer. May seiors sped moths travelig i their campers, which offer may of the same ameities of home. Campsites ad special RV hook-up sites offer the other ecessities of travelig the ope road. Geealogical tourism is popular. People hopig to trace their acestry ad visit their acestral homelads are oe of the fastest-growig travel segmets. Visitig a old church i Europe where acestors were married or buyig food from a market i which a great aut or ucle oce worked leads retirees o may iteratioal advetures. Such trips provide travelers with a uique opportuity to uderstad their roots up close ad persoal while ejoyig some iteratioal travel alog the way. Exotic tours ca be excitig destiatios. History buffs or adveture-seekig couples may be particularly attracted to exotic travel destiatios that are slightly off of the beate path. Travel tours may take vacatioers to destiatios such as excavatio sites or backpackig through the raiforest. With passport i had, seiors ca go just about aywhere their desires take them. Ejoy a relaxig seaside trip. A seaside vacatio ca be the perfect trip for seiors who wat to put their feet up ad sip some cocktails while watchig the waves lap the shores. May beach resorts offer all-iclusive packages for differet age groups. Meals, excursios ad hotel rooms ca be budled ito oe affordable, cofusio-free price. Go cruisig. Speakig of alliclusive vacatioig, cruisig seems tailor-made for those ages 50 ad older because it offers the coveiece of accommodatios, food, etertaimet, ad trasportatio all i oe. The various activities offered o the ship mea travelers ca fid ways to sped their time how they see fit. Cruisig couples ca opt to sped all of their time o the ship ejoyig carefully prepared meals ad etertaimet or disembark ad explore the various ports of call alog the way. Now that they have more free time, retirees ca gear up for travel advetures to remember.

12 The Rest of the Story A12 Fair FROM PAGE A1 aual sales, offerig a selectio of crafts ad had kit or crocheted goods, apros ad other beautiful items. Members of the cogregatio made all of the items ad fuds raised that day were to be earmarked for thigs such as church facilities ad Suday School supplies for the childre. Aother busy spot was the toy tet ad the church s White Elephat tet where bargais were foud o every table. The book tet also provided readers with stacks of books to select from. Alexadria Fire Departmet had displays of their latest safety equipmet ad the police departmet also set up a booth to educate the public about drug-related behaviors ad what to keep a eye out for i their ow homes. All aroud the church law, crafters set up their ow booths that icluded everythig from hadcrafted home décor ad small furiture items to jewelry, locally Paid Advertisemet Paid Advertisemet Paid Advertisemet Edward Joes: Fiacial Focus Stay Calm o the Ivestmet Roller Coaster Uless you live ear a amusemet park that does a lot of advertisig, you probably did t kow that Aug. 16 is Natioal Roller Coaster Day. Actual roller coasters provide people with thrills. But as a ivestor, how ca you stay calm o the roller coaster of the fiacial markets? Here are some suggestios: Kow what s i frot of you. If you ve ever ridde a roller coaster i the dark, you may fid it scarier tha if you boarded it i daylight after all, it ca be usettlig ot to kow where you re goig. The same ca be said about ivestig: If you have o idea what s i frot of you, you might fid the jourey uervig ad if that happes, you could make paicky decisios, which are usually bad oes. So prepare for the ievitable market volatility it s a ormal part of the ivestmet ladscape. Buckle up. Whe you re o a roller coaster, you eed to buckle your seat belt or use a restrait. You wat to have the excitemet of the ride, but you certaily do t wat to take uecessary risks. Ad you ca ejoy some of the excitemet of ivestig without icurrig more risk tha you are comfortable with, too. Oe way to lower your risk level is to diversify across a rage of ivestmets stocks, bods, govermet securities, ad so o. That way, if a market dowtur primarily affects just oe type of ivestmet, you ll have some protectio. However, although diversificatio ca reduce the impact of volatility o your portfolio, it ca t protect agaist all losses or guaratee a profit. Eric Tiero Fiacial Advisor Gilford, NH Mike Bodar Fiacial Advisor Lacoia NH Doa Rhodes The White Elephat tet was a popular spot at last Saturday s Alexadria Church Fair, raisig moey for facilities, programs ad missios at the Methodist church i Alexadria village. Doa Rhodes Margret Clayma (left) joied local musicia Lorraie Joes (right) as part of the etertaimet at last weeked s Alexadria Church Fair. produced art ad much more. A silet auctio was also held with more tha 70 items up for bid, all doated by local merchats, said fair chairma Deb Bloui. We ve bee doig this for (more tha 60 years) ad it s always a This article was writte by Edward Joes for use by your local Edward Joes Fiacial Advisor. For more iformatio or to sig up for their mothly ewsletter, cotact your local Fiacial Advisor. Kathlee Markiewicz Fiacial Advisor (603) Lacoia, NH Be Wilso, AAMS Fiacial Advisor (603) Lacoia NH Edward Joes, its employees ad fiacial advisors are ot estate plaers ad caot provide tax or legal advice. You should cosult your estateplaig or qualified tax advisor regardig your situatio. Member SIPC great day for both our church ad the tow, Bloui said. A lucheo featurig hamburgers, hot dogs ad Italia sausage was available from church voluteers ad there was a abudace of baked goods ad other Choose a strategy for the jourey. Differet people have differet ways of hadlig a roller coaster ride. Some like to throw their hads up, ejoyig the feelig of abado, while others hold o tightly to the bar i frot of them. Whe you ivest, you also eed a strategy that works for you, ad the best oe may be the simplest: Buy quality ivestmets ad hold them for the log term. How log is log term? It could be 10, 20, 30 years or more. Famed ivestor Warre Buffet says his favorite holdig period is forever. If you ve chose a mix of quality ivestmets appropriate for your risk tolerace, you may be able to hold them util either your goals chage or the ivestmets themselves udergo some trasformatio. Stay for the whole ride. Whe you hop o a roller coaster, you ve got o choice you re stayig util the ride is over. As a ivestor, though, you ca exit the ivestmet world wheever you like. But if you take a time out from ivestig every time the market drops, you risk still beig out of the market whe it rallies ad the early stages of a rally are ofte whe the biggest gais occur. Furthermore, if you keep ivestig durig a dow market, you ll be buyig shares whe their price has dropped, which meas your dollars ca go further ad you ll be followig oe of the basic rules of ivestig: Buy low. You ca t take out all the twists ad turs of the ivestmet road, but by followig the above suggestios, you ca help make the ride less stressful ad possibly more rewardig. Jacquelie Taylor Fiacial Advisor (603) Meredith, NH Keith Britto Fiacial Advisor 603) Moultoborough, NH Doa Rhodes Six-year-old Taylor of Bristol ejoyed beadig a tassel for a book mark, oe of may crafts boys ad girls ejoyed at the Alexadria Church Fair last Saturday. treats like fresh lemoade ad fried dough for sale as well. The Alexadria Recreatio Advisory Coucil had crafts ad games Hebro FROM PAGE A1 grazed o the law outside the library. Marked off ito 255 squares provided by Tapply Thompso Commuity Ceter, the first square graced with a patty from oe of the cows determied the wier. Childre were able to get i o the actio as well. For a quarter they could choose which of the two cows they thought would decide the cotest. Oce the wier was determied, a child s ame was pulled from that cow s jar to see who would take home the quarters. This is the first time we ve doe Cow Patty Bigo. It s bee a huge success though so we ll probably do this every year, said Judy Dodge, a co-chair for the orgaizatio. Iside the library, Cow Balloos floated above the stacks of books ad all types of treats NOTICE ALEXANDRIA RESIDENTS The Supervisors of the Checklist will be i sessio at the Alexadria Tow Hall o August 26, 2017 from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. for additios ad correctios to the checklist, i preparatio for the Special Electio for State Represetative, District 9, o September 5, George Whittaker Suzae Cheey Loretta Brouillard for the boys ad girls to ejoy, ad Patte Brook Farm offered poy rides i the field behid the eighborig tow offices, too. were available for those who stopped by for their How to Submit Aoucemets & Obituaries To Salmo Press Publicatios Obituaries ad Aoucemets of special evets such as weddigs, egagemets, ad aiversaries are published FREE OF CHARGE i ay/all Salmo Press ewspapers. Obituaries ca be set to: obituaries@salmopress.com Weddig, egagemet, ad aiversary aoucemets are welcome at: weddigs@salmopress.com Photos are also welcome, but must be submitted i jpeg format. Please cotact Executive Editor Breda Berube at (603) , ext. 111 with ay questios regardig the submissio process. Doa Rhodes Besides crafts, food ad etertaimet, public safety officials were also o had to iteract with the crowd at the Alexadria Church Fair last Saturday. After talkig with members of the police departmet, Officer Beckett was pleased to had out his first speedig ticket to his dad Chris. Activities throughout the day all took place to the souds of taleted musicias like Tom ad Aita Larso, ad Lorraie Joes ad frieds. Doa Rhodes Barbara Brock of the Frieds of the Hebro Library was pleased with the may doatios they received for last weeked s silet auctio held durig Hebro s aual Family Fu Day. Doa Rhodes A happy group waved for the camera as they ejoyed the seaso s last summer cocert o the tow commo durig Hebro s Family Fu Day. ope house ad book sale that day. Dodge said there were colorig sheets ad other types of etertaimet for the childre, too. Besides Delilah ad Daisy, a silet auctio was also out o the law, offerig umerous items up for bid, icludig local pottery, paitigs ad crafts. Proceeds from the auctio were also earmarked for library programs ad books. This has just bee a great beefit ad we re so grateful for everyoe who supported it, said Libraria Robi Orr. Other evets that afteroo were guided hikes i the Hebro Tow Forest, courtesy of the Coservatio Commissio, a vitage ad atique car show, ad outdoor games for childre. Hebro Fire Departmet also held a barbecue to feed the crowd that had gathered o the tow commo to liste to the music of balladeer Jim Bares ad The Ucle Steve Bad. At 7 p.m., the bad No Limitz took over the gazebo with some popular tues from the 70 s ad 80 s, the at 9 p.m. everyoe was treated to a great fireworks display that marked the ed of the 2017 summer cocert series.

13 Fu FROM PAGE A9 tive Compleat Works of Wm Shakespeare Abridged, where three actresses from the Valley Girls troupe at UMass-Amherst play all of the characters i all of Shakespeare s works i uder 70 miutes. Thursday, Aug. 17 i Plymouth at the Greee Street Amphitheatre (across from the Farmers Market at the Seior Ceter). Friday ad Saturday, Aug. 19 ad 20, i Waterville Valley at the Wome of Grace Amphitheatre, at the base of Gazebo Hill behid the Tow Square Ice Area (Rai: Upper Floor, Tow Square). Aug , the Free Family Fu Faire cocludes with the Youg People s Players--a troupe of five to 18 year old kids-- i a revival of the hysterical origial show, Half Baked Hamlet. Thursday, Aug. 24 i Plymouth at the Greee St Amphitheatre (across from the Farmers Market at Traditio FROM PAGE A1 hard too, especially with all the heat from the pits, he said. Throughout the hours of preparatio, Be ad his sister ot oly looked o to lear how bea hole beas are prepared, but assisted with water supplies ad aythig else the adult crew eeded. A dyig traditio cotiues, ad Dave ad Sherry are keepig it alive by traiig the ext geeratio ow. I thik that s great, said voluteer Ala Smith. Also assistig i the process were members of the New Hampto Public Works Departmet. Each year, the crew erects the poles that help raise ad lower the two heavy bea pots, provide all the wood to keep the fires burig ad eve gather the piles of fers placed over the pots to hold the steam iside whe they are fially buried overight. People love to see this. A few come as we re preparig the beas but we get quite a crowd here whe we dig it all up agai aroud 11:30 Saturday morig, said Sherry Boyto. There were more tha just the delicious beas for people to ejoy at New Hampto s Old Home Day though. Chairwoma Susa LeDuc said opeig ceremoies took place outside the Tow House at 10:30 a.m. last Saturday with the raisig of the flag by the New Hampshire Civil Air Patrol Hoor Guard. Kaycee Sawyer the sag the Natioal Athem. This is a patriotic evet i our tow, ad we focus a lot of it o our veteras ad curret service members, said LeDuc. Local service members from New Hampto s Police ad Fire Departmets also took part i the day. Their associatio-based support groups joied forces to provide a cookout for all, emergecy respose vehicles from each departmet were o had for childre ad adults the Seior Ceter). Friday ad Saturday, Aug. 25 ad 26 i Waterville Valley at the Wome of Grace Amphitheatre, at the base of Gazebo Hill behid the Tow Square Ice Area (Rai: Upper Floor, Tow Square). The Free Family Fu Faire will also feature free Sugar-Coated Shakespeare Matiee performaces uder the ceter tet i Waterville Valley s Tow Square every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. (Aug. 12, 19, 26), impromptu Strollig Players performaces i ad aroud Mai Street Plymouth (Aug 17, 24) ad WV Tow Square every Friday ad Saturday (Aug ), special visits with famous fairy tale characters i Waterville Valley Tow Square ad a Kid Vid Fest o Saturday, Aug. 26 i Waterville Valley, featurig films made by kids for kids. Headliig the shows this year are some familiar ad taleted faces that have grow up o the to examie up close ad boys ad girls ejoyed games coordiated by the New Hampto Commuity Church. Before the beas were ucovered ad luch bega, everyoe ejoyed the souds of Gerry Grimo ad the East Bay Jazz group. There were craft booths, a tet filled with plats for sale ad gift baskets raffles by the New Hampto Garde Club while the Historical Society offered displays ad two great raffles as well. The tow s historical museum, just a short stroll alog a path from the Tow House, was also ope for residets to remiisce ad lear more about the tow s storied past. Mohawk Trail Riders, a Theatre Uder The Stars stages. Comig o board as Festival Director is Devo Lachapelle, who has bee with the compay sice its very first year (2006). Durig her time growig up with the compay, she was a origial member of Youg People Players ad wet o to direct two YPP shows. After receivig her BFA i Film from the prestigious Massachusetts College of Art ad Desig i Bosto, Devo has lead the Film Week at the theatre s Ca Do Theatre Camps sice they bega ad will do so agai this year. She stars i 2 of the Mai Stage shows ad co-directs Half-Baked Hamlet. The Fu Faire s ewly aoited Festival Maager is Shao Nelso-Maey, a vetera of may productios with TUTS sice Shao is a sophomore i the Theatre Departmet at UMASS Amherst where she starred i oe of their Mai Stage shows this past sow mobile club based out of New Hampto ad Saborto, brought their trail groomer alog for the show, ad atique ad classic vehicles also were preset. At 1:30 p.m., Dave Erler, who is ot just the Seior Naturalist at Squam Lake Natural Sciece Ceter but a residet of New Hampto as well, brought a fu ad educatioal live aimal presetatio to Old Home Day that was ejoyed by folks of all ages. Activities for the aual celebratio eded that eveig with a square dace i the Tow House, which was led by Sue Hut & Frieds. year. She brigs her Valley Girls troupe to the Mai Stage for The Iteractive Compleat Works i which she acts ad directs, as well as co-directig Half-Baked Hamlet ad leadig the Theatre Week portio of the theatre s Ca Do Youth Theatre Camps. A ew face to the compay is Valley Girls foudig member Allyso Waddell, a risig star at UMass Amherst, who has starred i may Bristol FROM PAGE A1 Bristol Historical Society had a booth of their ow where books o the history of the tow were o sale while albums filled with photos from the past were also displayed for people to browse through. Fially, outside the etryway were two te-year-old Bristol etrepreeurs, Aya ad Kaiya, with their lemoade stad that was dedicated for a good local cause. We were thikig of what we wated to sposor (they sposored the SPCA last year) ad decided this year we wated to help with this kitche, said Kaiya. All proceeds from their sales were doated toward the costructio of a ew kitche at the Old Tow Hall, which will beefit both commuity ad private evets i the future. Doa Rhodes (Right) Bessie Symmigto ot oly displayed some of her beautiful art durig the aual Makig It I Bristol evet last Saturday, she eve did idividual sketches for her customers. The Rest of the Story 2017 Salmo Press I Cetral NH A13 productios i her youg life! She performs i The Iteractive Compleat Works. All Family Fu Faire shows are G or PG, miutes log, with 6pm house ope, 630pm show start. For all shows-- geeral admissio seatig. House opes at 6pm, curtai at 6:30pm. Idoor spaces meas rai or shie! (There are a limited umber of chairs for ret at the Waterville Valley site ad some Doa Rhodes Bristol Historical Society ot oly sposored the aual Makig It I Bristol evet last weeked, but Julia Log ad James Caldwell were amog the voluteers who maed a booth for the society, filled photos ad books o the tow s historic past, alog with a doatio jar for improvemets to the Old Tow Hall. Doa Rhodes Rebecca Frame ad her graddaughter Adelaide proudly displayed their artistic talets at Makig It I Bristol last Saturday, a evet which showcased local busiesses, crafters ad artisas. Fall Home Improvemet Distributed i the September 21, 2017 issues of... 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14 The Rest of the Story A14 Opioid FROM PAGE A4 dametal uderstadig is crucial to eable support at the state level for agecies to be empowered ad advocate for allocatios of those fuds. Elected officials i NH must have the wisdom to make those types of decisios, but more importatly have the experiece to ferret out where those opportuities exist or create them whe eeded. This is o time for o-the-job traiig with the problem as serious as it is i New Hampshire. Advacig promisig strategies to esure the wellbeig of our residets must iclude: Ways to use prescriptio drug moitorig programs, which are state-ru databases to track prescriptios ad improve opioid pai reliever prescribig, iform cliical practices while protectig patiets at risk. Cosider optios to reduce prescribig to risky patiets. Evaluate data ad fid ways to assess Medicaid, ad stateru plas to detect ad address iappropriate opioid pai relief prescriptios, through use of prior authorizatio, drug utilizatio review, ad patiet restrictio programs. Icrease access to abuse treatmet services, icludig Medicatio-Assisted Treatmet (MAT), for opioid addictio. Assistace at puttig effective practices to work i New Hampshire tows where drug addictio is commo. New Hampshire s legislature must work with state resources to garer available federal fudig to implemet approaches that will work for us. That s where experiece ad kowledge become critical to realizig these optios eve exist, ad the uderstad what it takes for resource allocatio to pursue them. This is aalogous to havig a modicum of actual experiece with at least kowig this is a road worth travelig. Oe eeds a basic uderstadig that opioids are actually regulated by the federal Drug Eforcemet Admiistratio, but through 50 differet state agecies makig it a logistical ightmare for the DEA. A fudametal solutio is to require labelig o idividual dosages. UPC codig, ad blister-packs simplify the matter. I lieu of loosely packig 30 or so pills i a vile, eactig federally madated packagig restrictios would allow useful data to flow ad as made referece above, to reveal the exact source of the problem, ad allow remedies to be applied by appropriate persoel be they the 50 state pharmaceutical regulators, cliical providers or eve law eforcemet whe executig a drug bust. New Hampshire could lead the atio by madatig such a law. Will ways be foud aroud this? Sure. But gettig it uder cotrol requires a first step. Ad fidig the first step requires a uderstadig. Uderstadig comes with wisdom ad experiece. Makig state-level policies that ehace prescriptio drug moitorig programs (PD- MPs) or regulate pai cliics have show some promisig results. Here s some evidece that eve simple moitorig works ad the states where it s made a differece. Florida took a 2010 actio to regulate pai cliics ad stopped health care providers from dispesig prescriptio opioid pai relievers from their offices, i combiatio with establishig a PDMP. By 2012, the state trackig this data -- saw more tha 50% decrease i oxycodoe overdose deaths. These chages might represet the first documeted substatial declie i drug overdose mortality i ay state durig the previous te years. But agai, you must uderstad the problem to kow eough to legislate such a solutio. New York proved to have aother good approach whe i 2012 it required prescribers to check the state s PDMP before prescribig opioids. Withi a year it saw a 75% drop i patiets seeig multiple prescribers for the same drugs. More proof from Teessee who took similar steps to require prescribers to check the state s PDMP before prescribig paikillers. They saw a 36% declie i patiets seeig multiple prescribers for the same drugs. I m willig to devote my time to refie a effort like this o your behalf, but I eed to get to Cocord to do so. Ad that requires your vote for me o Tuesday, Sept the day after Labor Day -- to begi that work ad the agai i November 2018 to cotiue it. This is o small task, ad oe must at least be able to articulate the problem ad uderstad its root-cause. I seek your vote to cotiue my 10-year bi-partisa efforts ad experiece o your School Board as your ew, full-time state represetative to fid more creative solutios to may more of the challeges facig our state as well. Please vote for me o Tuesday, Sept. 5. Respectfully, Vicet Paul Migliore Cadidate for State Represetative Bridgewater Brewster Academy ivites the public to come ad lear from cyber security expert Art Coviello, former presidet ad CEO of RSA Security, ad Dartmouth College Associate Provost Dr. Eric Fossum, developer of the CMOS image sesor. The two will discuss the promise ad peril of techology from their isider perspectives DUMPSTER RENTALS FROM $ 335 Dumpster Depot Bucks limit 1 per cliet o retal or pick-up o ay regular priced dumpster. Not valid o Roofig, Cocrete, or ay specialty dumpster retal. Caot be combied with other offers. Must preset coupo at time of order. Expires 8/31/17.

15 Newfoud Ladig Sports B Sectio Thursday, Thursday, August 17, 2017 COURTESY PHOTO (Left) Karri Peterso will be iducted ito the Newfoud Athletic Hall of Fame o Sept cross coutry team, Karri Peterso amog Newfoud HOF iductees BRISTOL The secod aual Newfoud Regioal High School Athletic Hall of Fame iductio will be held o Saturday, Sept. 23, at NRHS. The receptio will be at 2 p.m. with the iductio at 3 p.m. Iductees iclude Ro Buckli 61, Paul Fourier 88, Wally Laws 95, Karri (Reyolds) Peterso 88, Da Plourde 94 ad the 1987 Class M cross coutry state champios. Peterso has bee playig basketball sice she could walk. She first started playig for the TTCC whe she was six years old. She was a thee-sport athlete, participatig i field hockey, basketball ad softball. The time draws ear for the fall sports seaso She is the all-time leader i poits scored i basketball with 1,776. She still holds the NHIAA record for most poits i a state fial with 36 i 1988 o the state ruer-up Bears. I additio, she holds the school record for most poits i a game with 49. Peterso was selected to the Class M All State First Team i both 1987 ad Coach Peterso has had a equally impressive coachig record i her more tha 15 years of coachig at NRHS, i both field hockey ad basketball. Her field hockey teams wo the state champioship i 2006, 2008 ad 2009, while beig ruer-up i I additio, her SPORTING CHANCE By JOSHUA SPAULDING Last week s paper cotaied iformatio o the start of the fall sports seaso. By ow, all the teams have begu practices ad i just a few weeks the first games of the seaso will already be i the books. Cout me as oe who is ot ready. Not eve close. The start of the fall seaso actually suck up o me this year, which is why I did t get iformatio o the football start dates i prior to last week s paper. For whatever reaso, fall sports were t o my radar ad all of a sudde, they were here, ready to roll. I could ve used a extra week or two. The fall sports seaso is oe of the busier times of year i my world, with soccer, field hockey, golf, cross coutry, volleyball ad football all o the schedule every week. There s plety to do every day ad the laziess of the summer afteroos off quickly disappear ito a haze of rushig here ad there every afteroo throughout September ad October. This year, thigs are made a bit more complicated by the relocatio of my office. The compay cosolidated offices back i May ad I am workig out of the Meredith office ow. While I ejoy the people I work with, the commute to work every day is a drag ad after a few moths, I m already pretty tired of it. The fall sports seaso will likely make this eve more of a drag, sice my office is ow further away from three of the schools I cover. I am closer to Newfoud ad Plymouth, which is great, but I m further away from Keett, Prospect Moutai ad Kigswood, meaig I ll have to leave the of- Bob Clay & So COURTESY PHOTO (Right) The 1987 boys cross coutry team will be iducted ito the Newfoud Athletic Hall of Fame basketball team was ruer-up. I 2016, her field hockey team lost i the state semifials while her basketball team was defeated at the buzzer i the 2017 semifials. She has bee selected as Coach of the Year i both girls basketball ad field hockey. Coach Peterso is very active i the summer with programs for yougsters i both sports to aid i their skill developmet. The boys cross coutry team had oe of the most remarkable rus ay team could accomplish. The Bears were Class M State Champios i 1985, 1986 ad I 1987, the team was fice earlier tha ormal to catch games at those schools each afteroo. Part of my issue is that I do t really have good iteret access at my apartmet. I ca access my ipad via the typical 4G service if I wat to check , but my laptop is ot coected i ay way. At the old office, I d stop i the office after my games, dowload pictures, record my radio report for WASR i Wolfeboro, sed that to them ad the head home. Now, it will be more of a chore if I wat to go to the office after a game ad it will mea aother log ride home. I m still ot sure how I m goig to hadle that yet, but I guess I will see whe the situatio comes alog. So, ready or ot, here comes the fall sports seaso. Soo eough, the road races ad feature stories o these pages will make room for tos of game stories from throughout the week. As Excavatio Work, House Lots, Site Work, Driveway s, Timber Harvestig, Stump Removal, Brush Removal, Rock Removal, Firewood, Rock Walls, Patios, Ladscape Materials. Will deliver Aggregate, mulch, ad screeed loam, septic system istallatio ad repair. FULLY INSURED Free Estimates 584 Teey Mt. Highway Plymouth, NH Call Us Today (603) udefeated, icludig Ivitatioal wis at Hollis ad Sabor. The Bears fiished fifth i the state-wide Meet of Champios to qualify for the New Eglad Champioships. The boys were the first Class M team to ever compete at this prestigious evet. I the New Eglads, they fiished eighth out of 18 teams, ad were secod for the state of New Hampshire. Team members icluded Keith Arold, Mike Bucklad, Mike LaPLume, Bill Laws, Pat McPhail, Brad Taylor ad Frak Trask. NHIAA Hall of Famer ad log-time NRHS coach Earl Mills coached the team. Mills I get older, I d come to appreciate the afteroos off every day i the summer, but that will soo be comig to a ed. Maybe I ll get a day off sometime betwee the ed of August ad the ed of October. Doubtful, but it could happe. For ow, I ll ejoy the fial weeks of my summer (there s a trip plaed ext weeked) ad slowly gather up the schedules. Like it or ot, it s time to get movig. Fially, have a great day Doc Walker. Joshua Spauldig is the Sports Editor for the Graite State News, Carroll Couty Idepedet, Meredith News, Gilford Steamer, Wiisquam Echo, Plymouth Record-Eterprise, Littleto Courier, Newfoud Ladig, Coos Couty Democrat, Berli Reporter ad The Baysider. He ca be reached at josh@salmopress.ews at , or PO Box 279, Meredith, NH BRISTOL Whe is the last time you ra your bus off? Well, this Labor Day weeked you ca. Come ad see what the locals ad vacatioers have bee talkig about for the last seve years. O Saturday, Sept. 2, at 9 a.m., ruers ad walkers will leave from Basic Igrediets Bakery located o Route 3A i Bristol to ru their bus off for a 4.2-mile professioally timed ru/walk. The reward for the hard work is a homemade sticky bu waitig for you at the fiish lie. Hosted by the Newfoud Area Charitable Fud, the Ru Your Bus Off race committee is excited to aouce that two charitable orgaizatios were selected, through a applicatio process by the NACF board, as this year s beeficiaries. The Tapply Thompso Commuity Ceter (TTCC) located i Bristol has bee servig thousads of area youth sice 1946 with year-roud after school, summer ad sports programmig. The TTCC s Tee Coucil is raisig fuds for a gymasium reovatio project ad they wat to be sure they reach their goal so it ca be ready for decades of future use. The secod beeficiary is the Day Away program, which also serves the Newfoud regio by providig respite for caregivers of eligible idividuals through a social day care program. This year Glass Railigs Let GSG Ehace Your View! Tempered Safety Glass Custom Desigs & Colors Professioal Istallatio Variety of Hardware & Top Rails was iducted ito the NRHS Athletic Hall of Fame i the iaugural class last year. Reservatios for the receptio ad iductio 580 Teey Moutai Hwy., Plymouth are $25 ad are available by cotactig Peter Cofra, Athletic Director, at , ext or at pcofra@sau4.org. Ru Your Bus Off race set for Sept. 2 we are hoored ad excited to be able to assist both the youg ad the ot-so-youg i our commuities through our beeficiary selectios, says Garly Magaiello, NACF Vice-Presidet ad co-fouder of the race. The NACF Board is dedicated to assistig local charitable groups ad causes, which promote welless, fitess ad health educatio, as well as activities i the Newfoud regio, says Audrey Goudie, NACF Presidet. Each year we select oe or more local charities which exemplify these goals as the race s beeficiary. Goudie cotiues, Sice the first Ru Your Bus Off road race i 2010, we have give back over $51,000 to worthy causes ad programs i our commuity ad that makes us very proud. Idividual ruers, walkers ad teams of all ages are ecouraged to participate. The top three male ad female ruers, as well as the fastest team will be awarded prizes ad everyoe has a chace to wi at the huge raffle filled with goodies, icludig a paddleboard, doated by local busiesses ad beyod. Basic Igrediets bakery ad gift shop items are for sale throughout the day. Why ot do your part to help support two great local causes all the while idulgig i a delicious treat, havig fu with family ad frieds ad gettig yourself some exercise o Labor Day weeked? The cost is $22 per ruer/walker, util day of race whe the price is $25. You ca register for the Ru Your Bus Off 4.2-miler olie today at bus_2017. For more iformatio o becomig a sposor or for registratio questios, please ruyourbusoff@gmail. com ad you ca always stop by Basic Igrediets bakery ad register i perso. Sports Editor - Joshua Spauldig (phoe) (fax) - josh@salmopress.ews

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17 TOWN OF BRISTOL The Tow of Bristol is hirig for a part-time Miute Taker positio. Hourly wage for the positio is $12.04 to $16.16 with aual merit pay icreases. This positio covers the Ecoomic Developmet Committee, Coservatio Commissio ad Budget Committee. Other committees may be added if the perso is available ad has the ability to do so. Requiremets iclude attedace at the meetigs ad providig miutes to the committees i a timely fashio. Be familiar with takig meetig miutes, kow how to use Word, complete miutes withi the statutory deadlie, kows how to use ad Iteret. Iclude a cover letter, resume, three refereces ad wage requiremets i your submissio packet. To apply, go to the Employmet sectio of Tow s website at EOE/ADA. Classifieds TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Thorto, NH Tow of Thorto, NH (2500 year roud residets), is seekig a orgaized, experieced perso to serve as its ext Tow Admiistrator. Workig uder the directio of a 5 perso Board of Selectme, the Tow Admiistrator coordiates the delivery of a full array of tow services ad maages the day to day affairs of the Tow. With a 2017 total appropriatio of just over $3 millio, the Tow has 16 FT employees supplemeted by a umber of PT employees. Thorto is located i the White Moutai/ Waterville Valley Regio, just miutes from the Lakes Regio of NH. The area hosts tourists year roud for the may outdoor seasoal attractios. With easy access to Iterstate 93, Thorto is just 45 miutes to Cocord ad 1 hour to Machester. College Degree, 5 years of relevat experiece, preferably i muicipal admiistratio, or equivalet combiatio of educatio ad experiece. Salary rage to $70K. Startig salary commesurate with qualificatios. Excellet beefits. EOE. B3 Resume ad cover letter, i cofidece, as PDF file to: recruitmet@mrigov.com For additioal iformatio see: Deadlie: August 28, 2017 at 8 am Wated, Home We are lookig for people who feel they have a space i their hearts as well as a space i their homes to become Shared Family Livig Providers for idividuals we support at Lakes Regio Commuity Services. We have people who are lookig to grow i their commuities ad eed support with some challeges to beig more ivolved with life. If you are a perso who likes people ad would like to see someoe achieve idepedece over the years with your support Please cotact Lakes Regio Commuity Services at Or Steve Barto at steve.barto@lrcs.org Susa Mori at susa.mori@lrcs.org what ca a asthma may surprise trigger attack you Chris Warbey/Getty Images ATTACK ASTHMA. ACT NOW NO-ATTACKS DON T LET YOUR CHILD FEEL LIKE A FISH WITHOUT WATER.

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