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Plymouth State University Dedicates Baseball Field in
Honor of Sharon and Carleton Parish
where he served in various
roles for 34 years.
Throughout his adult life,
Parish remained deeply com-
mitted to the university, giv-
ing both financially and
through volunteer service.
Over the years, his financial
contributions to the universi-
ty reached nearly $1 million
and supported two endowed
scholarships, among other
things. Since 2011, 14 PSU

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PLYMOUTH, N.H. (May
10, 2018) – Plymouth State
University (PSU) honored
PSU alum, Carleton Parish
and his wife, Sharon, by
naming its baseball field in
recognition of their dedica-
tion and longtime support of
the university, and to its
baseball program in particu-
lar. The Sharon and Carleton
Parish ’71 Field was dedicat-
ed in memory of the Parishes
in a ceremony on Sunday,
May 6, 2018.
After serving a four-year tour
in the U.S. Navy in the
1960s, Parish, a Haverhill,
NH-native, enrolled at PSU
where he helped found Phi
Beta Upsilon, a fraternity for
returning veterans that
focused on service to the
community. After graduating
in 1971 with a bachelor’s
degree in social science,
Parish taught for one year
before joining the United
States Marshall Service,
students have benefitted
from Parish’s philanthropy.
“Carl’s two greatest loves
were his wife Sharon and
Plymouth State University,”
said John Scheinman,
Director of Development and
Major Gifts at PSU. “He bled Family Photoi
green, and what was evident
from our first meeting to our Duane Cross Photo.
last was his unwavering
belief in education and his (www.duanecrosspics.com)
commitment to his alma
mater.”
Parish was passionate about Special NOTICE for our
New England sports, espe-
Next Deadline Thursday
cially baseball and the Red
Sox. He forged a special con- May 24, 2018 4:30pm
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Contents
Railroads Memorial Day Weekend NH and back along rail that
was once part of the famous About the Hobo &
Boston, Concord & Montreal Winnipesaukee Scenic
Railroad that operated in the Railroads:
Berman’s Bits A-4 late 1800’s. The Hobo & Winnipesaukee
Scenic Railroads are private-
BethWeick Adventures Daily operations for the ly owned with operations in
in Homesteading B-2 Hobo & Winnipesaukee Lincoln, Meredith, and Weirs
Scenic Railroads kicks off Beach, NH. As one of the
Business Directory B-9 Friday, June 22, 2018. Both Northeastern United States
Business News B-3 railroads offer a variety of largest and most popular
group programs for school tourist railroads, weekend
Clasifieds B-6 groups, community organi- operations begin in mid-May
Comics B-8 zations, recreation & parks with daily operations getting
organizations and bus tours underway in late June and
Community News A-2 from May through late running through the end of
October. The Hobo Harvest October with additional
Country Happenings B-4 Time Express in Lincoln as events taking place week-
The Curious Cat A-5 well as Turkey Dinner Trains ends from Thanksgiving
Family Notices A-6 HOBO & WINNIPESAUKEE SCENIC and Fall Foliage Trains in
Meredith are also available
until just before Christmas.
RAILROADS OPEN FOR WEEKENDS throughout the Fall Foliage
Popular annual events
include the 4th of July
STARTING SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018
Karin Matey B-3 season for groups as well as Family Party Train, the
the general public. Nature by Rail series, Hobo
The Outside A-5 Lincoln, NH – The Hobo complimentary tickets to all Harvest Time Express, Fall
Railroad in Lincoln, NH and U.S. Military Veterans. “People of all ages love to Foliage Excursions, Turkey
Restaurant Guide B-2 look at trains and we have a
the Winnipesaukee Scenic “This unique opportunity is Dinner Trains and the Santa
Tek Talk. B-3 Railroad in Meredith and being extended to all U.S. number of family-oriented Express Trains. The Hobo
Weirs Beach, NH begin Military Veterans who have special events scheduled Railroad in Lincoln, NH also
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Tom & Atticus B-1 weekend operations on retired, are still serving on
Saturday, May 26, 2018 – active duty or are prior serv-
Memorial Day Weekend. ice. It’s our way of saying
thank you to Veterans every-
On this special 3-day holiday where for their service and
weekend, the Railroad is dedication to this great coun-
pleased to once again offer try” stated Benjamin Clark,
Vice President of the Hobo &
Winnipesaukee Scenic
Railroads. Regularly priced
Neighborhood Open House tickets will be also available
in Lincoln, Meredith and
Weirs Beach for the general
public and family members
wishing to join their Veterans
aboard the train.
The Hobo Railroad’s one-
hour and twenty-minute
round trip excursions travel
along rail that dates back to
the late 1800’s through natu-
February 27 March 3 th- rd
rally wooded areas along the
banks of the Pemigewasset
throughout the season where hosts the Journey to The
they can see and experience North Pole (formerly known
rail travel up close and per- as the Polar Express) trains
sonal,” stated Benjamin each December in support of
Clark, Vice President of the the Believe in Books
Hobo & Winnipesaukee Literacy Foundation. For
Scenic Railroad, “Come more information, call (603)
check us out, we have a train 745-2135 or visit
ride for everyone!” www.HoboRR.com.
The Hobo Railroad in THE NORTH
Lincoln, NH is located just
off I-93 at Exit 32, left on EAST MOTOR
SPORTS MUSE-
Route 112 directly across
from McDonalds. The UM IN LOUDON,
NH ANNOUNCES
Winnipesaukee Scenic
Railroad station is located off
Route 3 at 154 Main Street in ANNUAL BENE-
Meredith, NH, while the
Weirs Beach ticket booth is FIT MOTORCY-
CLE RIDE
conveniently located on the
Boardwalk at 211 Lakeside Organized Bike Week
Avenue across from the
Motorcycle Ride From
arcades, just off Route 3. All Weirs Beach to New

ARIA River from Lincoln through trains at the Hobo & Hampshire Motor
• FREE hearing screening

North Woodstock and south Winnipesaukee Scenic Speedway on Sunday, June

Railroads operate rain or 10, 2018
• FREE technology demonstration

to Woodstock, NH and back

covering approximately 15 shine and all excursions are
• FREE videotoscoy
hearing, llc

miles from start to finish. round-trip. LINCOLN, NH – Officials

• $500 OFF a set of Premium

with the North East Motor

“Imagine Hearing A Pin Drop” Hearing Instruments!

Call to schedule an appointment today!

The Winnipesaukee Scenic For more information Sports Museum announced
Railroad offers one and two regarding 2018 train sched- today they will be hosting
hour excursions along the ules and special events for their annual Gypsy Tour
27 Bank Street

the Hobo & Winnipesaukee

33 Main Street

benefit motorcycle ride

603-727-9210
western shore of Lake
Lebanon, NH 03766 603-444-2895
Littleton, NH 03561

Winnipesaukee and Paugus Scenic Railroads, visit from Weirs Beach, NH

603-727-4221 603-575-9070
Bay from Meredith and www.HoboRR.com or call along lake Winnipesaukee
to New Hampshire Motor
Northcountry News
www.ariahearing.com

Speedway (NHMS) in
Loudon, NH on Sunday,
PO Box 118 • North Salem, NH 03073 June 10, 2018.
Phone • 603-764-5807 or 328*5071
Email: ncnewsnh@gmail.com Now in its 6th year, the non-
Web: www.northcountrynewsnh.com stop motorcycle ride will
depart Weirs Beach, NH at
The NORTHCOUNTRY NEWS is published every other Friday by 10:30am. It will be led by
Warren Ferris Jr. and is circulated free of charge throughout the the Laconia Police
towns and communities listed on the front page. Department and wind its
Publisher & Editor - Warren Ferris Jr. way along the shores of
Advertising - Heather.z.Hough / Pat Wilson Lake Winnipesaukee and
Delivery Fulfillment - Heather.z.Hough Paugus Bay to Laconia, NH.
From Laconia, the group
This paper assumes no financial responsibility for will ride south along Route
typographical errors, however we will reprint a correction notice, 106 through Belmont, NH
and/or that portion of the ad in which an error occurs. & Canterbury, NH to New
The Northcountry News is proudly published and printed in New Hampshire Motor
Hampshire using recycled paper and 100% water based inks! Speedway in Loudon, NH.
We are printed by the Concord Monitor, Concord, NH Once the group arrives at
NHMS, they’ll gather in a
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parking lot near the front of depart Weirs Beach for New famous 1.6 mile road course. Plymouth State University
the NHMS Main Office. Hampshire Motor Speedway Link to Photo #2: From Front Page
in Loudon at 10:30am. https://www.dropbox.com/pr nection with the PSU base- New Hampshire and the
Participants who are interest- Although there will be no eview/2018%20- ball team and cultivated rich world beyond by transform-
ed will be able to enjoy full charge to participate in the %20NEMS%20Museum%2 relationships with coaches, ing our students through
access to the infield at organized motorcycle ride 0 - student-athletes, and parents advanced practices where
NHMS as well as several from Weirs Beach to NHMS, %20Bike%20Week%20Crui alike. Over the years, Parish engaged learning produces
guided laps of the 1.6 mile a $10 p/p donation will be se%20Photo%20-%202.jpg provided financial support well-educated undergradu-
road course at NHMS in required to enter the speed- for the team’s annual spring ates and by providing gradu-
exchange for a $10 p/p dona- way to enjoy the guided laps About the North East Motor trip to Fort Myers, FL, regu- ate education that deepens
tion (note, helmets will also of the NHMS road course Sports Museum: larly donated Red Sox mem- and advances knowledge
be required for the guided and the vintage motorcycle The North East Motorsports orabilia from his prized col- and enhances professional
laps of the road course). races organized by the US Museum is a 501-c-3 non- lection for the team’s annual development. With distinc-
Following the tour of the Classic Racing Association. profit organization that fundraising auction, and left tion, we connect with com-
road course, riders will then opened in June 2017. The his remaining Red Sox col- munity and business partners
have an opportunity to enjoy For more information nearly 10,000 square foot lection to the baseball team for economic development,
the vintage motorcycle races regarding the North East building in Loudon, NH for future auctions. His final technological advances,
organized by the US Classic Motor Sports Museum and houses a broad variety of gift was a donation to the healthier living, and cultural
Racing Association the 6th annual Gypsy Tour race cars and motorcycles, fundraising initiative for enrichment with a special
(USCRA) for the remainder North East Motor Sports all with a New England her- PSU’s future stadium and commitment of service to
of the afternoon. The pro- Museum Benefit Motorcycle itage. Included is 1915 turf field. the North Country and Lakes
ceeds from the $10 p/p dona- Ride, visit Duesenburg that raced on the About Plymouth State Region of New Hampshire.
tion will benefit the North http://www.nemsmuseum.co one-mile dirt oval in Boston; University: Established in For more information about
East Motor Sports Museum m/articles.html?n_id=412 the King & Marshall front- 1871, Plymouth State Plymouth State University,
located just south of NHMS engine NHRA dragster that University serves the state of visit www.plymouth.edu.
on Route 106 in Loudon. Supporting Photographs and was so successful; the
Captions: NASCAR Toyota Camry in
As a special treat, longtime Caption #1: which Joey Logano won his
pro motorcycle racer (as well Participants in the 5th annual first Cup race (and the trophy
as NASCAR stock car & North East Motor Sports he won that day); open wheel
modified racer) Dale Museum Benefit Motorcycle cars driven by Joe Sostillio

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Quarterley, who will be serv- Ride gather on Pit Lane at and Johnny Thompson in the
ing as the Grand Marshal of New Hampshire Motor 1950’s and the motorcycle
the vintage motorcycle races Speedway prior to enjoying
at NHMS, will also join the several guided laps of the
that Eddie “the Savage”
Sarno built and drag raced Warren • Wentworth Food Pantry News
group for the benefit ride famous 1.6 mile road course.
from Weirs Beach to NHMS Link to Photo #1:
with a huge Buick engine.
There’s also a 25-foot long The Pantry is located under the Warren
and on the guided laps of the https://www.dropbox.com/pr trophy case; a well-stocked Ambulance Service building and is open
road course. eview/2018%20- library with thousands of for food distribution on Fridays from 1-3
pm and on an emergency basis. The
%20NEMS%20Museum%2 photos and books; a helmet
Registration for the 6th 0 - collection that includes hel-
annual Gypsy Tour North %20Bike%20Week%20Crui mets worn by champions and Pantry gladly accepts non-perishable food
East Motor Sports Museum se%20Photo%20-%201%20-
Benefit Motorcycle Ride will %20Copy.jpg
walls covered with photos
and posters of New England items.

Now At Dad's...
take place at the Laconia racing from years gone by.
Motorcycle Week Caption #2: The North East Motor Sports
Headquarters tent located at Participants in the 5th annual Museum is located at 922
the north end of the Weirs North East Motor Sports Route 106 North in Loudon,

BRI-MAR
Beach boardwalk on Museum Benefit Motorcycle NH. Visit
Lakeside Avenue in Weirs Ride are shown as they make http://www.nemsmuseum.co

and B WISE
Beach, NH from 9:30am to their way down the front m/welcome.html for more
10:15am on Sunday, June 10, straight at New Hampshire information.

TRAILERS
2018. Motor Speedway during sev-
The organized ride will eral guided laps of the

The Bath Public Library has received a grant

BATH – The Bath Public
Library has received a grant
from New Hampshire
Humanities to present Steve
Taylor, “Poor Houses and
Town Farms: the Hard Row
for Paupers” on Saturday,
May 26th at 2:00 pm.
form a dark chapter in New
Hampshire history. Steve
Taylor will examine how
paupers were treated in these
facilities and how reformers
eventually succeeded in clos-
ing them down.
of the New Hampshire
Humanities Council and is a
lifelong student of the state's
rural culture.
This program is free and
open to the public. There will
be light refreshments served.

Competitively
Steve Taylor is an independ- New Hampshire Humanities
From its earliest settlements ent scholar, farmer, journal- nurtures the joy of learning

New Hampshire has strug-
gled with issues surrounding
the treatment of its poor. The
early Northeastern colonies
followed the lead of
England's 1601 Poor Law,
which imposed compulsory
taxes for maintenance of the
poor but made no distinction
ist, and longtime public offi-
cial. With his sons, Taylor
operates a dairy, maple
syrup, and cheese making
enterprise in Meriden
Village. He has been a news-
paper reporter and editor, and
served for 25 years as New
Hampshire’s commissioner
Priced!
and inspires community
engagement by bringing life-
enhancing ideas and subjects
from the Humanities to the
people of New Hampshire.
For more information, con-
tact the Bath Public Library
at 747-3372 or e-mail bathli-

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 records could be opened.” term he used to describe Mass., has removed a sign

“Berman’s
Berman’s Bits
by Dave Berman
Greetings, and thanks for
joining me for another
week. Starting us off are a
few news stories you my
have missed. First, it’s not
just England! “The current
generation aren’t as good at
reading the traditional clock
face as older generations,”
said one official. Schools
are beginning to replace
analog clocks with digital
ones. “One hopes that we
will be teaching youngsters
to read clocks.” A therapist
pointed out another skill stu-
dents are losing: “It’s easier
to give a child an iPad than
encouraging them to do
muscle-building play such
as building blocks, cutting
and sticking, or pulling toys
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Bits”
[London Telegraph] I grieve
for our future.
Next, bureaucracy?
Michael Dagg, a researcher
in Canada’s Ottawa,
Ontario, paid the standard
C$5 fee to request access to
the records of an old, closed,
police investigation called
“Project Anecdote”.
Normally, Canadian law
gives government agencies
30 days to comply with
information requests, but
Library and Archives
Canada said they’d need a
little more time: 292,000
days — just under 800
years. Whoops! Typo! “Our
initial [estimate] was a 130-
year extension,” it told
Dagg, but it wouldn’t take
Information requests have
been exceeding the 30-day
deadline more and more
often, watchdogs note. In
2015-2016, only 64 percent
of the requests were
answered by the deadline.
[Toronto Star]
Finally, bureaucracy –
Part II. The Allegheny
County, Pa., Health
Department issued a “con-
sumer alert” for The
Pittsburgh Popcorn Co. after
finding mouse droppings “in
the thousands” in a storage
room, inside a popping
machine, and inside bagged
popcorn. Not so fast, the
company said. “During the
normal day course, black
burnt popcorn hulls and ker-
nels scatter throughout the
store, which were misidenti-
fied and mislabeled by the
department,” a spokesman
said. “At no time were there
mouse droppings on our
poppers [or in] popcorn con-
tainers,” the spokesman
Couch's irresponsible
lifestyle associated with his
affluent upbringing. Couch
had a blood-alcohol level
three times the legal limit on
the night of the crash.
“Irresponsible lifestyle asso-
ciated with his affluent
upbringing”? Sounds like
some politicians today.
Speaking of which, two
things I remember trying to
teach (and not feeling very
successful these days): (1)
critical thinking and (2)
evaluating information. I
admit I have gotten caught
on a couple of fake news
stories, but as soon as I
found out, I deleted them
and/or made apologies. On
the other hand, someone
who shall remained
unnamed has made 3,001
false or misleading claims
so far (466 days) according
to The Fact Checker.
A related deep quote to
offer: “For those who
believe, no proof is neces-
from behind the counter
warning customers, “You
are ONLY allowed ONE
overdose and then you are
banned from this establish-
ment.” The sign was posted
after nine drug overdoses at
the restaurant in a one-year
period. “It’s common
knowledge, people do use
those restrooms to do that
sort of thing,” a customer
said. “The actions of this
Team Member were an iso-
lated incident and do not
reflect the Burger King
brand values or the values of
the Franchisee, who inde-
pendently owns and oper-
ates this restaurant,” said a
Burger King spokesman.
[WBZ Boston]
I have to confess - when
I was younger, I felt like a
man trapped inside a
woman’s body. Then I was
born.”
Working in a mirror fac-
tory is something I can total-
ly see myself doing.

and ropes,” she said. that long, either. “Based on said. “No mice ever came
“Because of this, they’re not the classification of these into contact with our food.”
developing the underlying records,” it said, Dagg could The Health Department
foundation skills they need expect that “by the 80th year declined to comment, but
to grip and hold a pencil.” most, if not all of these quickly re-inspected the
company — and rescinded
the “alert.” [Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review] So about
my seeded rye bread….
Remember Ethan Couch?
Now 20, he was sentenced
to two years in Tarrant
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his probation conditions for
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ble.” Stuart Chase.
Accordion to a recent sur-
vey, replacing words with
the names of musical instru-
ments in a sentence often
goes undetected.
Danger lurks every-
where! I bought some
Natural Walnut & Almonds
with Dried Cherries snacks.
I was glad to see the warn-
ing on the back that the
packet "Contains walnuts,
almonds." Whew! That was
a close one!
Speaking of close ones, I
almost got burned again. It’s
TOUCH a truck day. I keep
thinking it was TORCH a
truck day....
Sign of the Times: A
Burger King in Worcester,
Finally, a man who
became angry with his
boyfriend grabbed a singing
toy fish and used it to
assault his partner. Police
said that they have arrested
a man accused of using a
Big Mouth Billy Bass to
beat his boyfriend. During
an argument, one man took
the Big Mouth Billy Bass
and threw it in a garbage
can. When the other asked
where the singing toy fish
was, he was told in the trash.
He took the singing fish out
of the trash and threw it
causing a laceration to the
head. He has been charged
with one count of battery
domestic violence. [Bizarre
News]
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The Adventures
of Tom & Atticus
I love this time of year. For
a hiker it’s a lot like
Christmas. Each day I scan
the hiking websites to see
which trails no longer have
snow on them. Each week
more of the access roads
open to traffic and the
remaining monorail of snow
slowly but surely disappears
at the higher elevations. As
held us up is the part where I
check the weather. It’s been
rainy, cloudy, and dismal for
what seems like forever. At
least it’s good for the forest.
Deep in the woods spring has
exploded and there is a won-
drous luminous quality to the
new leaves. They glow
somewhere between mint
and lime against the deep
green pine boughs and the
wet bark made rich and dark
by the rains. These new
leaves are so young they’re
not yet standing straight up,
instead they point down to
the floor of the forest where
lady slippers, trillium, bell-
wort, and trout lily have
arrived for their short but
beautiful lives.
When the rains let up Atticus
and I take long walks in the
woods and we can feel the
forest coming to life all
around us. Even in this
Section B • Pull Out
- Tom Ryan Photo
come to love about this time push myself and get to a when we reached the 3,119
of year. viewpoint my faith is foot summit of Mount
rewarded. On the summit Crawford we were so
Just before all this rain start- that faith is completely enthralled with the views
ed we had such a day and we restored and we stand and that we decided to stay.
took full advantage of it. look out at views many have Atticus found a rocky out-
Atticus and I walked up the never and will never see. crop to sit down and gaze at
Davis Path, which is easy at the surroundings. I followed
first but turns into a steep, That’s what it’s like climbing suit. Before long my camera
torturous climb, to the top of the Davis Path. After the was out and I once again I
Mount Crawford. It’s only first half mile it becomes realized the beauty of a digi-
two and a half miles from the very difficult and not at all tal camera by taking more
road but you have to work to fun. The make shift rock than 300 photos. I couldn’t
get there. Luckily the trail is steps go interminably up and stop myself. No matter
in great shape and those who each time we came to a where I looked there were
built it were kind enough to switchback I prayed that the the most cheerful white
put in many footholds. trail would level out and get
clouds, blue skies, and the
Nevertheless, we stopped easier around the next bend. thousands shades of greens
often and I questioned, as I But it didn’t. Not until close that spring brings to the val-
always do, why I like doing to the top. And the top of leys and mountainsides.
something that’s so painful. Crawford is pretty special,
and whenever I reach it I We stayed on the summit for
I have this love hate thing realize that the 360 degree nearly three hours and even
going on with hiking. If it views are worth the price of then it didn’t seem like it was
weren’t for the struggles admission. Pain and sweat time to leave. We kept mov-
endured going up a moun- disappear and my language ing from comfortable seat to
tain, I’d really enjoy this switches from cursing to another vantage point that
hobby of mine. But I sup- gratitude. was equally beautiful. And

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time passes, the options unseasonably cool rainy sea- pose that’s what’s makes my in all that time we enjoyed
expand. son, there is a warmth we experiences more profound. The Davis Path climbs from the solitude of the mountain.
haven’t known since last The excitement of entering just south of Crawford Notch We wouldn’t see another
Each morning I wake up year and a summer smell the woods turns into a medi- and runs to the top of Mount soul.
checking the forecast; then I rises up from the wet ground. tative stroll, then becomes a Washington. Along the way
look at the map and say, The brooks, streams, and struggle where I stop often it takes you to various beau- It’s experiences like the one
“Where do we want to go rivers are swollen and water- and curse even more, and tiful mountains: Crawford, we had on Mount Crawford
today?” Our options have falls roar as loud as city sub- there comes a time in most Resolution, Giant Stairs, that keeps me hiking. No
been limited for the past five ways reminding me of that hikes when I’m so tired and Davis, and Isolation. Unlike matter how painful each
months and soon every trail Walt Whitman line: “I sound the sweat is running off my the more popular Crawford climb is, it’s always worth it
in the White Mountains will my barbaric yawp…” body and I tell myself I don’t Path to the north, that also in the end. I push myself and
be accessible and I’ll find want to do this anymore. runs to Washington, it’s am rewarded for it.
myself like a little kid look- Oh yes, even in this dismal But we always go on. Part of never all that crowded.
ing at a pile of presents under gray and constant rain there’s it is because Atticus, who is Now, if only the sun would
the Christmas tree. The only much beauty out there. And always patient with me. He On the day we hiked it I had return we could get back to
thing to figure out is which yet, like everyone else I’ve looks at me as if to say, given some thought before opening up these presents.
one I’ll open first. had my fill of it. I long to get “Let’s go.” And boy how he setting out to reach Giant 16ou can always follow all of
back out there under those loves the summits. And he’s Stairs but we were on the Tom’s latest adventures by fol-
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Coösauke...
Adventures in
Homesteading
An Aroma in the Air
It was one of those spring
days that kept shifting from
sun to rain, from overcast
skies to fluffy clouds, from
showers to air heavy with
unexpressed humidity. The
breeze was the constant as a
gathering of high and low
pressure systems met and
mingled, trading turns at set-
Beth
Weick
particularly hearty showers
mid-day were sufficient to
send me back home after a
morning spent working off
the property.
Once on the homestead,
wearing a dripping rain jack-
et and a t-shirt damp with
sweat, I tucked into some
peeling off the sodden lay-
ers. I had in mind the simple
list of splitting kindling for
the next few meals, bringing
in larger chunks of wood,
and filling a fresh pail of
water to have inside the
cabin. But, by the time those
were done, the rain had
stopped and there was even a
tease of sun. I climbed into
the root cellar to bring up
some turnips and potatoes,
then walked about the clear-
ing and collect dandelions
greens to add to the evening
meal. I could smell their
fresh earthy bitterness - they
never taste so palatable as in
Spring! Walking through the
garden, I then pulled the
rogue garlic and onions that
had been overlooked in the
fall. They’re striving to
sprout this time of year, but
eaten in early spring they
maintain their crisp freshness
and a rich, spicy flavor.
Ryan in particular would
appreciate those.
I rinsed and scrubbed the
vegetables as the sun took its
turn on center stage, banish-
ing the clouds with gusty
breezes. Beginning to feel
dry and comfortable again, I
set dinner’s raw ingredients Continued on page B-16
inside and strolled over to the
greenhouse, with Mica at my
side. (He’s fond of the
greenhouse’s heat this time
of year - a tropical dog
house!)
Therein, brassica seedlings
(broccoli, brussel sprouts,
kale, and cabbage) were get-
ting both leafy and leggy;
definitely ready to be potted
up! It’s a repetitive task, but
one I enjoy, aware of each
plants’ tender beginnings and
imagining the many meals
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 Tek Talk...
of the car. Both dogs either. To my surprise, then,
approached me and after the a man came out of the house
With Eli Heath ice was broken I realized and I asked him if he was
that my instinct was right missing two dogs. He said
Of Paige Computer Services that they were lost but I no, so I was glad we had not
Tech Tips, Talk & Advice For Your Computer couldn’t get close enough to tried to put the dogs in his
check their tags. So here I house! He told me that the
In this article I am going to and then Virtual Memory was on an unexpected mis- dogs were not his—but he
talk about some computer click the Change button, I sion helping two dogs find had seen them wandering
problems that I receive e- suggest you select System
mail questions about, these Managed Size, click Set, A Happy Ending their owner and bring them
back home. I had no idea
around in the neighborhood
all day.
are; then restart your computer, By Karin Matey the what to do next. We were back to square one.
Windows will then automati- author of My American The driver who had stopped
I start my computer and after cally adjust the virtual mem- Horse Family and As a car approached I waved for me suggested leaving the
about 5 minutes it shuts ory paging file and you will Sebastian’s Adventures: for him to stop and he did. I dogs with him and he would
down, why? This can be not receive the virtual mem- Diary of a Champion. For asked the gentleman if he take care of them, but to me
caused by a couple of fac- ory error. more information, please lived around here and if he that seemed another non-
tors; however the most com- visit her author web site at had ever seen these two dogs starter of an idea. That gave
mon one is overheating. Your When I first bought my com- www.karinmatey.com. before. He said he did live me a funny feeling. I wanted
computer processor has a puter it was fast now after One Sunday morning after I here but had never seen to be sure they got home not
cooling fan on top, if that fan time it is slow, what will finished my barn chores, I them, and offered to drive to just pass them off to a
is not working properly; than cause this? As we use our told my horses that I am off the next few houses and ask stranger. I heard myself say,
the computer will shut itself computers some programs to visit a good friend of mine if anyone was missing their why don’t we call the police
down to protect the proces- install and run in the back- in another town not so far dogs. I thanked him and station, so he called the
sor from overheating. Open ground when we turn the away. I usually stay with her opened the backdoor of my police, who said to bring the
your computer case and computer on. A good exam- for a few hours before driv- car to get something out and dogs to the station. But I was
make sure the fan is working ple is your antivirus or ing back home. Before I left to my surprise both dogs told that the police had said
and there is no dust or debris instant messaging program. my horses I promised them jumped into my car. One set- nobody had lost any dogs
in the case that would cause You do need your antivirus to be back home soon and tled in my passenger seat that they knew of. By now
it to overheat. If all is ok, program to run when you then we would spend the rest and the other in my back the dogs and I had become
than it would be an indica- start your computer, but you of the day training together. seat. friends. The little dog lay
tion the power supply on don’t need Yahoo or Aim to As usual my friend was so Soon the driver came back down with his head on my
your computer is going bad, startup with your computer. happy to see me and after a and told me he saw a house passenger seat, and I felt he
take it to a shop for repair. To turn off programs you do great visit I said goodbye to with a door open and was really worried about
not need to start with your drive back home. After I left believed that the dogs had what would happen to him
I work on my computer and I computer go to Start/Run her house and drove away, run out of the house while and his friend, while the big-

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get this error virtual memory then type MSCONFIG, press something caught my atten- the owner forgot to close the ger dog in the back seat of
low, what is that and how can ok select the Startup tab, tion, and as I looked through door. With new hopes of the car seemed all smiles
I fix it? Your computer has 3 uncheck the programs you my back mirror I saw two finding the dogs’ owner I and ready to go on a new
types of memory first type is do not need to start with the dogs. The dogs continued to followed him with my new adventure. Taking them to
CPU Cache, this is the mem- computer, another memory run up to every car that came passengers to the house with the police seemed a logical
ory that is built into your hog is Kodak EasyShare, I in their direction. Most driv- the open door. As we arrived thing to do at this point. My
computers processor, it is a suggest turning it off along ers did not stop or slow at the house, I let the dogs “friendly” helper said he
storage area where your CPU with Yahoo and AIM, if you down. It seemed that every- out of my car so they would would take them to the
keeps frequently used data it wish to run the programs one was in a hurry to get to be able to get back into their police station, but no.
makes the computer perform after your computer has their destination. I also house. The gentleman went
faster because it dos not have started then click the icons thought about speeding up as far as saying let’s put the Soon the dogs and I drove
to go out to distant memory on the desktop to execute the and just driving on to get dogs into the house and shut off waving goodbye. I felt it
locations to get the data, a programs. Another free pro- back home to be with my the door. But I certainly was better for the dogs and
horses, but something thought better of that, even me if we didn’t accept any
processor normally have 2 gram from Microsoft is though he was just trying to more help. For a minute I
levels of cache, L1 and L2, called Autoruns you can get prompted me to slow down be helpful. That seemed a thought about my horses and
L2 cache is the memory that at and observe the two dogs strange thing to suggest the time I wanted to spend
between the CPU and the http://technet.microsoft.com/ that were slowly but definite- doing. The dogs did not try
memory or RAM chips in the e n - ly heading towards a main to go home to the house
computer. Memory chips or us/sysinternals/bb963902.as route, a very busy road. If the
Continued on page B-5
RAM are removable mod- px. It is basically like two dogs were to run into the
ules you can change in your MSCONFIG but on steroids. busy road there would be a
computer, the RAM memory If you run Norton Antivirus, great chance that they would
is a temporary work area McAfee or any other get hit by an oncoming car or
inside the computer, when Antivirus Suites see if there even get killed.
you load a file from your is an upgrade, Norton 2008
hard drive it goes into RAM is faster and does not bog By now I was just creeping
memory, the more memory down your system like its along at the speed of five
you have installed in your previous versions, or I miles an hour waiting for the
computer the better the per- recommend a free antivirus dogs to come closer to my
formance. The other type of from Microsoft called car so I could get a good look
memory is virtual memory. Microsoft Security Essential at them and find out if these
When your computer does you can get it at animals were lost or if some-
not have enough RAM or http://www.microsoft.com/s one had abandoned them. I
large enough memory chip ecurity_essentials. could not drive on before I Landowners, get paid for your standing timber
installed it creates a paging knew for certain the two
file on your hard drive, dogs were safe and not going before it gets cut
Windows operating system to run out to the busy road.
uses a portion of you com- Well I hope some of these Finally I stopped and waited
for the dogs to approach my
I will estimate the value of your standing timber
puters hard drive for memo- suggestions help, and car. I rolled my car window and pay you 50% of that value up front. You get
ry. Virtual memory slows remember if you have a com- down just an inch and soon paid the rest of the money as your timber is cut, so
down your computers per- puter problem it is not your the dogs had arrived and
formance because your com- fault, so until next time any sniffed my car over. I got a you get paid for everything that is harvested.
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Ongoing Events
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Sunday of each month. Hope
to see you there.
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Pantry, serving residents in
Warren, Wentworth and
Glencliff, is located behind
the Warren Wentworth
Ambulance Service building
and is open every Friday
from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eli-
gibility information or to
make a donation, stop by or
call 764-5265. The pantry
gratefully accepts food or
monetary donations as well
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5245 and their Ladies
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monthly meeting at 7pm on
the third Thursday of each
month at the VFW Post in
North Haverhill. All mem-
bers are invited to attend.
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Acres - (D Acres is located at
218 Streeter Woods Road in
Dorchester, NH.) Visit
www.dacres.org.
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To find out the on-going hap-
penings at the Squam Lakes
Natural Science Center in
Holderness, NH. You can
call 603-968-7194 or visit
them online at: www.nhna-
ture.org
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____________________
For on-going events at
WREN (Women’s Rural
Entrepreneurial Network) of
Bethlehem, please visit
www.wrencommunity.org or
call them at: 603-869-9736.
For ongoing schedule at
Silver Center for the Arts,
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ARTS or visit them on the
web at:
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Friends of the Library have
establishing a __
Conversational French group
at the Joseph Patch Library
in Warren. We meet on
Monday mornings, 9-10.
Join us! All skill levels are
welcome. For questions or
sign up: call Luane Clark,
coordinator, at 764-5839, or
the Joseph Patch Library at
764-9072.
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Wentworth Historical
Society meets monthly, 7:00
p.m, every third Thursday,
April - Dec. at the Historical
Society Museum in
Wentworth. Join us for his-
torical topics and stimulating
conversation.
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For on-going programs, con-
certs and events at COURT
STREET ARTS, Haverhill,
please visit www.alumni-
hall.org or call 603-989-
5500. Classes, art shows,
Shakespeare in the Valley,
Music, wide variety of pro-
gramming. Join us!
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The Baker’s River Grange
meets the 2nd and 4th Friday
every month, 7:30 p.m.,
Grange Hall, Rte.25,
Rumney. Visitors wel-
comed!
Tuesdays - T.O.P.S. (Take The Franconia Heritage .6/14 Want to Connect to
off Pounds Sensibly) Weigh Museum (553 Main Street, Other Readers? Join the
in - 5 PM - 5:45 PM; Franconia, NH) is open Bath Book Club!
Meeting - 6 PM at Horse Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m.
Meadow Senior Center, through Columbus Day The Bath Library Book Club
North Haverhill. Weekend, or other times by will be discussing “In a
——————————— request. Our antique farm Dark, Dark Wood”, by Ruth
Connecticut River Valley equipment is on display in Ware, on Thursday, June
Beekeepers Assoc meets the side yard for viewing 14th at 6 pm at the Bath
every thirdThursday 7-9 PM any time as is the Iron Public Library.
at the Grafton County exten- Furnace Interpretive Center. When a friend she hasn't
sion office building, 3855 seen or spoken to in years
Dartmouth Collage Hwy, unexpectedly invites Nora to
North Haverhill, NH. Monday’s beginning January a weekend away in an eerie
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Lots of things going on at Warren, NH, 03279 the trip. Forty-eight hours
the Newfound Audubon Please bring a sketch pad and later, she wakes up in a hos-
Center. For scheduled events your favorite drawing tool! pital bed injured but alive,
and information, please go If you don’t have one, no with the knowledge that
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_______________________ Try ours! be picked up at the Bath
Info: 603-764-9073 Library; hours are Tuesdays,
We have these ongoing pro- Wednesdays and Thursdays
grams: separate Support Groups For 9:00am to noon and 1:00 pm
French: each Monday at Caregivers & Those with to 6:00 pm and Saturdays
9 am. Alzheimer’s/Dementia 9:00 am to noon. Anyone
Knitting: Saturday every Wednesday at 2pm with an interest in reading
mornings, 10 am Laconia Congregational and conversing about books
Coloring for Grown ups, Church Parish Hall is welcome to attend. For
Wednesdays starting at 5pm. 18 Veteran’s Square information, please contact
(Come when you can, leave Laconia, NH the library at 603-747-3372
when you must) For more information call or email
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Tuesdays Please note we do not meet
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Society
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03223 ITALIAN DINNER at the Popular Presenter Returns to
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(north of Blair Bridge Rd.)Church UCC, Main Street, Rumney, NH – The
Route 10, Orford, NH . Quincy Bog Natural Area
(603)-536-5140 email: Donations are happily announces a workshop enti-
camptonhistorical@gmail.co received for the Ministry and tled Wild Edible and
Medicinal Plants and Fungi
m Maintenance of the Church. Workshop, presented by
website: www.camptonhis- There will be an opportunity Rick van der Poll on
torical.org. to make a separate donation Sunday, June 3 from 9:00
for the painting of the am to 1:00 pm at Quincy
Holderness Historical Steeple in June. Everyone Bog Natural Area Nature
Society open on Summer welcome Center.
Saturdays Open 10-12noon Back by popular demand!
_ Sign up for this short semi-
nar led by Rick Van de Poll,
focusing on what is readily
available for food and herbal
medicine in the central New
Hampshire Region. A color-
ful slide show will introduce
participants to the common
plant and mushrooms that
have been used for centuries
by Europeans and Natives
alike. Reference works will
be reviewed and a special
soup for the day will be pre-
pared for optional sampling.
This will be followed by a
short, easy hike around
Quincy Bog in search of
what is “out” and identifi-
able. Workshop participants
may find some early mush-
rooms to pick and prepare.
In past years Rick has led
the popular Fabulous Fungi
Workshop at the Bog. Three
years ago when “Fab Fungi”
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participants expressed inter-
est in exploring the world of
edible and medicinal plants,
it was decided to offer this
workshop as part of Quincy
Bog’s program series.
Dr. Rick Van de Poll is the
principal of Ecosystem
Management Consultants
(EMC) of Sandwich, New
Hampshire. Beginning in the
mid-1980’s, his company
was one of the first to per-
form natural resource inven-
tories for the public and pri-
vate sector of New England.
With an emphasis on biodi-
versity conservation, Dr. Van
de Poll has included invento-
ries of all species of flora and
fauna on over 300,000 acres
of land in every corner of the
state. He has recorded over
1500 fungi and 2100 species
of plants in New Hampshire,
and has eaten and/or used
hundreds of species for food
or medicine. As a lecturer,
Rick has presented at dozens
of seminars and conferences
as an invited guest and
keynote speaker. He serves
on the NH Rare Plant Task
Force, and is responsible for
a number of rare plant
records in northern New
England. He co-founded the
Monadnock Mushroom Club
in 1988, and founded the
local Sandwich Area
Mushroom (SAM) Club in
2001.
The workshop is limited to
20 people. Wear comfortable
walking shoes; bring drink-
ing water and bug spray.
Baskets and 10x hand lens
are encouraged. Please bring
your favorite reference
guides as well. Pre-registra-
tion required, confirmed
upon payment of $20 fee.
Contact Betty Jo Taffe at
bjtaffe@gmail.com or 603-
786-2553. Checks should be
payable to Quincy Bog
Natural Area – Workshop,
and mailed to Quincy Bog
Natural Area, P.O. Box 90,
Rumney, NH 03266. Please
include your email address
so we can confirm your reg-
istration upon receipt of your
check.
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Bog and the Pemi-Baker
Land Trust visit the website
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Continued from page them, the police officer had
B-3 an idea whose dogs they
with them but I knew they
would not mind knowing I
was helping my new friends
find their owner. A shiver ran
through me thinking of what
would have happened if they
had run out to this busy road
I was now on. Before I
approached the police sta-
tion, I decided not to leave
the dogs there but instead to
leave my address and phone
number so the dog owner
could contact me and come
and get their dogs. Then the
thought crossed my mind,
what if there was no owner
looking for these animals, as
our “helper” had said. Would
I be ready to keep them and
care for them? I really did
not need two more dogs
given the animals I have
already but I knew I would
find a way to keep and care
for them if needed. I didn’t
want them to wind up in a
shelter. I remained hopeful
that the owners were looking
for their lost family mem-
bers. Maybe the police
would have an idea, but I
didn’t think I would leave
them there.
When at the police station I
found no one there and the
doors were locked! That was
disappointing. I went back to
the car to make sure that I
had left the windows a little
open so the dogs could
breathe and not get too hot. I
supposed I might have to
head home with the dogs in
the car and call the police
again when I got there. Just
as I was getting ready to
leave the police station a
vehicle drove into the park-
ing lot fast and parked right
next to my car. A couple got
out and asked me if I had
their two dogs, as the police
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might be heading for the
main thoroughfare. The
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worried someone could have
taken them, or worse they
could have gotten hit by a
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when I spotted the two dogs
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keep safe. The dogs obvious-
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Stuart’s Comic Book Store
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Beth Weick Continued
from page B-2 nose with no apologies, just rinsed in the chilled rainwa-
as it had clearly filled the ter of May. It was a smell
will, with care and some room, sweet and spicy, pow- and a sense that said much
kindly fortune, grow to be a erful and complementary all and, simultaneously, nothing
part of. at once. Hot cast iron and beyond the obviously mun-
shared meals and summer dane facts of the situation. It
Returning inside the cabin, warmth and quiet labors: was this weave of things
it was an olfactory experi- each and all were beckoned, great and small, stored in the
ence - where the senses con- unasked, by the smell. hardy bulbs of some alliums,
jured emotions, memories, that I had intended to
and reactions in the fractions The story I set out to write describe. And yet, the story
of a moment before con- here was, in fact, simply of became what it had to be: the
scious thought could catch the arresting fragrance of vignettes of a spring world,
up. The pungent aroma of fresh garlic, released as it just awakening.
garlic commandeered my were from wet spring dirt and
OBITUARIES
Edward Johnson, a for- Edward taught science,
mer teacher in Vermont and social studies, and English in Edward simply loved life; he
New Hampshire, passed Bristol, NH and for many loved food and drink, he
years afterwards was a huge loved lobster and pot roast,
away at the Bailey Center in mentor and teacher at the entertainment, television,
St. Augustine, Florida on JFK Middle School in dancing, singing, Broadway
May 6, 2018, at the age of 99 Winooski, VT from where he plays, intellectual discussion
just short of six months retired. that was to the point, local
before his 100th birthday. and world news, being a
Edward and his dear wife, grammarian, listening to
Edward was born in Boston, Elizabeth, had a tremendous sports and music, and read-
Massachusetts on November passion for travel, visiting ing until he became legally
2, 1918 and was the son of most states in the United blind. Edward's favorite song
the late Herman and Jennie States with their children, was "Let the Rest of the
Johnson. Canada, and Mexico. World Go by".
Edward and Elizabeth also Edward loved the Ocean

277 Main St Tilton NH
Monday-Friday 11-6
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Edward was the loving and
beloved husband for 65 years
of the late Elizabeth
(Murphy) Johnson, also a
native Bostonian.
The Edward and Elizabeth
Johnson Family includes
their six children and respec-
tive spouses who survived
them and are--Robert
Johnson of Medford, MA and
Diane; Susan (Johnson)
Goldin of Springfield, VA
and Herbert; Carolyn
Johnson de Gomez of
Houston, TX and Puerto
Plata, DR and Bayardo;
Donna; and Elizabeth
(Johnson) Clark of Bath, NH.
Edward and Elizabeth also
had seventeen grandchildren-
-Joey, Katie, Michael, Sarah,
Jennifer, Jessica, Tisha,
Jeffrey, Eric, Carolina,
Bryan, Shawn, Mark,
Elizabeth, Kelly Ann,
Charlie, and Andrew.
Edward and Elizabeth also
had thirteen great grandchil-
dren who are Parker, Piper,
Elora, Lucas, Tyler, Haley,
Celeste, Eliza, Nolan, Miles,
Rayan, Maya, and Aiden.
Edward graduated from
Boston Latin School, a
school where Benjamin
Franklin had studied hun-
dreds of years before.
Edward also graduated from
the legacy Tufts College,
now Tufts University.
Edward received teaching
certification from Plymouth
State College (NH) and fur-
ther certification from St.
Michael's College (VT).
took trips to the Caribbean breeze and long fast-paced
and many voyages to Europe walks on the sands along
including a trip with all of Crescent Beach.
their children.
Edward, there is no doubt
Edward spoke five languages that your greatest feeling was
fluently and was especially the love you shared with
adept at citing Latin phrases your wife. Next to that, your
including his favorites, greatest feeling that shines
"Videre est credere" and in above everything else eter-
later years "Existimo ergo nally is the extension of your
sum". love and having made a dif-
ference individually in every
Having lived in other states, person's life you touched.
Edward and Elizabeth
Johnson chose Vermont as Edward, know that we all
the place to be. The folks miss you so very much,
saw St. Michael's College, thank you for everything,
Champlain College, and love you more than anything
UVM as becoming an inte- in the world, and that life for
gral part of family home life us will never be the same.
for their children which they
did become. Edward, wife A service at the Bath, NH
Elizabeth, and family resided Congregational Church is
in Williston, VT for two occurring on May 15th at
years and then built a house 1:00 pm followed by burial
in Shelburne, VT in 1970 in the Bath Cemetery Family
where they called home until Plot.
the 1980s when Edward and
Elizabeth migrated back and Visit Ricker Funeral Home
forth to St. Augustine until & Cremation Care of
2013. During their migra- Woodsville
tion, they spent the summers
in Vermont and the winters Pike, NH- Iola G.
in Florida. In 2015, Edward's Dickinson Beauchene,
wife, Elizabeth, sadly the 95, of Dickinson Road, died
love of Edward's life passed on Tuesday, May 1, 2018, at
away.
her home, surrounded by her
Edward can be remembered family.
in many ways beyond being
an outstanding human being, Iola was born in Hardwick,
an individualist, and a VT on August 16, 1922, to
remarkable teacher. Stanley and Alfreda
(Hamilton) Gould.
Edward was a superb speak-
er, a deep thinker, a loving In her spare time, Iola
soul, a prolific athlete who enjoyed quilting, crocheting,
particularly enjoyed playing and painting.
squash with Harold Zimman
who the Tufts University She loved the outdoors, par-
Athletic Field is named after, ticularly fishing, gardening,
tennis, baseball, and football. camping, and digging dande-
lions.
He maintained a slender
build throughout his life. She was a member of the
The Outside Story________________________________________
Emerald Ash
Borers
Author: Declan
McCabe
Jim Fuller, a former park
ranger at Vermont’s Grand
Isle State Park, described this
interaction with a tourist
from New Jersey, when he
confiscated their out-of-state
firewood.
Ranger Jim: "We are trying
to keep the forests clear of
invasive insects.”
Tourist, as beetle fell from
firewood: “you mean like
that one there?"
In this instance, the hitchhik-
one to four years. The dam-
age occurs as larvae chew
their way through the tree’s
sapwood, zigging, zagging,
and leaving frass-filled ser-
pentine pathways in their
wake. As they sever vessels
beneath the bark, the effect is
similar to someone ringing a
trunk with a saw.
Part of the challenge of man-
aging EAB, is that it is hard
to detect, especially in the
early stages. Generalized
symptoms of ill health in ash
trees such as crown dieback
are often early signs, but
other conditions can also
bring these same symptoms.
A frequently cited diagnostic
is the one eighth inch, D-
shaped hole that an adult
beetle leaves as it emerges
through the tree bark (adults
emerge between May and
midsummer). However, in
practice, these holes can be
very difficult to find and
identify. When Rosovsky
and her colleagues are
inspecting an area, “we look
for woodpeckers’ pecks and
flecks – flecks of blond bark
ten miles from the infesta-
tion, you are not at immedi-
ate risk.”
Unfortunately, towns and
property owners should plan
for reduced dependence on
ash in their landscapes. For
example, at Saint Michael's
College where I work, we are
considering our options.
About 85 ash trees grace our
campus with many more
scattered through the natural
area. According to Alan
Dickinson, Associate
Director of Grounds, EAB
can be checked by injecting The Curious Cat By math and science because of
insecticides into the soil being able to read and com-
every other year, but this is Please send Bear
your questions to prehend all the previous
an expensive option that at Bear at ncnewsnh@g mail.com studies done. Then there is
most, can protect individual Please give me your name age history and history holds a
trees. and town lot of keys to the secrets that
you are from will unlock so many scien-
Preventing the movement of tific questions. So my best
infested wood is the highest This weeks question comes advice to you would be to
priority for slowing the from Brianna. Her mother study hard and learn as
spread of this and other for- stated that Math and Science much as you can on all sub-
est pests. Left to their own are the most important sub- jects..
devices, EAB infestations in jects to lear, Brianna would
Maryland spread at a rate of like to know if this is true. Please send
only a half mile per year. me your
However, as noted in the Well I must state that if I had curious
Vermont Department of questions.
to pick a subject to be more Remember

CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK (Page 21)

ing insect proved to be an
innocuous flathead borer.
However, Jim’s anecdote
illustrates a major challenge
for forest stewards around
the region, and especially for
officials tasked with manag-
where the birdy feet have
kicked off bark, and pecks
just into the wood, where the
insects hang out.”
Approximately five percent
of Vermont’s trees are ash, so
Forests, Parks, and important than another, I
Recreation literature, “…all curiosity
stages of the insect can travel would agree with your killed the cat,
65 mph down the interstate mother, how ever you need but satisfac-
inside infested wood!” to be able to communicate tion brought
and having a command over him back.
All bordering states and the English language will
Quebec have emerald ash help you in understanding

MARTIN, LORD & OSMAN, P.A.

ing tourist areas. Invasive I feel some stress at the news
insects often hide in wood. of EAB’s arrival (one small borer infestations. With bee-
Every time someone moves consolation – mountain ash, tles also found in Orange,

firewood from one area to
another, especially when
they transport it over long
distances, there’s a risk of a
new forest infestation.
a beautiful tree of high eleva-
tions, is not a true ash and is
immune). However, as my
father liked to say, “if you
must panic, have an organ-
Attorneys at Law
Washington, and Caledonia
Counties, no Vermonter lives
more than 70 miles from an
infestation. I won’t be felling
the green ash from the corner

• ESTATE PLANNING
ized panic,” and so I asked of my yard any time soon,
The emerald ash borer Rosovsky how people in but sadly, neither will I plan
(EAB) is a poster bug for this areas infected by the insect on planting any new trees.

risk. Recently, this highly
destructive half inch long
metallic green beetle has
reached Orange County,
Vermont, and transported
wood is one of the potential
causes. EAB kills all
American ash species, and in
our region’s forests, where
white ash is common, the
insect has the potential to
• BUSINESS ADVICE
should respond to inevitable
tree loss. Declan McCabe teaches
biology at Saint Michael’s
In Vermont, state officials are College. His work with stu-
• REAL ESTATE
developing a plan to discern dent researchers on insect
the extent of the infestation. communities in the
Road-side ash inventories Champlain Basin is funded
will likely be components of by Vermont EPSCoR’s Grant
this effort so that vulnerable NSF EPS Award #1556770
areas can be managed to pre- from the National Science
vent damage by falling trees. Foundation. The illustration Attorney Steven B. Goss

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bring about radical change in
our ecosystem and loss of
timber value, as well as die-
offs of yard and street trees.
According to State
Entomologist Judy
Rosovsky, the
County infestation was
Orange
noticed by an observant
forester working on private
land. He sent photographs to
vtinvasives.org, and they
were able to confirm his sus-
picions.
In the meantime, Rosovsky for this column was drawn
quoted her colleague Barbara by Adelaide Tyrol. The
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OBITUARIES
Huckins, of North Haverhill,
to whom he was married on
August 15, 2004. Also sur-
viving are four children,
Christopher Wyman and
wife Willie of North
Haverhill, David Wyman
and companion Pam Cook of
Haverhill, Chad Wyman and
wife Danielle of North
Haverhill, and Todd Wyman
and wife Nicole of Glencliff,
NH; five grandchildren,
Jacquline, Braiden, Arayah,
Aubrey, and Mason; his
mother, Carolyn Spaulding
and husband Cary of
Meredith, NH; nine siblings,
Robert A. Huckins and com-
panion Charlene Kennedy of
North Haverhill, NH- Warren, NH, Jeana Luneau
Donald Joseph of Laconia, NH, Jackie
Combs and husband Kevin
Huckins, 55, of Benton of Meredith, Jessica Goupil
Road, died on Saturday, May and husband Kevin of
12, 2018, at The Jack Byrne Laconia, Michelle Ide and
Palliative Care Center, husband Ray of Laconia,
Lebanon, NH. Belinda Frechette and hus-
band Roland of Meredith,
CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK (Page 22)
OBITUARIES
Woodsville, NH- September 13, 2011. Randolph, VT - Kent
Kathryn "Kay" Mae was also predeceased by Dale Swift, 57, of
O'Malley, 77, of Harmony She
her father, Daniel Kennedy Pleasant Street, and formerly
Drive, died on Saturday, May in 1975; her mother, Vivian of Hanover, NH, died
12, 2018, at Dartmouth Corey in 2004; and a brother, Wednesday, May 2, 2018, at
Hitchcock Medical Center, Lawrence Kennedy in 2009. his home.
Lebanon, NH. He was born in Riverside,
She is survived by two CA, December 30, 1960, a
Kay was born on October 15, daughters, Lori LeBlanc and son of Frederick W. and
1940, in Old Town, ME, to husband Randy of Las Earlah C. (Hayes) Swift, and
Daniel and Vivian (Trafton) Vegas, NV and Cathy graduated Hanover High
Kennedy. Andrews and husband School Class of 1979.
Stephen of Braintree, MA; a Kent has lived in Randolph
She was a graduate of son, Scott Papcun and wife for several years. He enjoyed
Bridgeport (CT) High School Linda of North Haverhill, fishing and the great out-
and then attended Berlin NH; a granddaughter, Nikki doors. Kent will be remem-
Tech. Papcun of New York City; a bered as a generous, caring
step-daughter, Pam O'Malley individual who loved to help
Kay moved to New Anderson and husband others.
Hampshire in 1984. Dennis of Mt. Lake, NH; He was predeceased by his
three step grandchildren, five mother Earlah Swift on May
She began working at step great grandchildren, and 15, 2003.
Connors Footwear in Lisbon, one step great-great grand- Survivors include his father
NH. child; a sister, Gayle Savoy Frederick W. Swift of
of Woodsville; and nieces, Wilder, VT, his siblings Scott
Later she was employed as a nephews, and cousins. Swift of Renick, WV, Fiona
certified office worker in the Barr of West Lebanon, NH,
Community Resource Office At Kay's request, there will Shelley Moore of Lebanon,

Donald was born on August Jason Huckins and wife NH, and Shawn Pelfrey of
12, 1962, in Plymouth, NH, in Woodsville until her retire- be no calling hours.
to Robert and Carolyn Christina of Florida, Chad ment. Clovis, NM,
(Emerson) Huckins. He was Huckins and wife Jennifer of A memorial service will be at nieces, nephews, cousins,
a graduate of Ashland High Holderness, NH, and Krista She was a member of St. on Thursday, May 17 at 11 aunts and uncles.
School. Huckins of South Carolina; Luke's Episcopal Church and AM at St. Luke's Episcopal There will be no calling
For over 18 years, he worked and several nieces, nephews, the Mary A. Glidden Lodge Church, 3 Church Street, hours.
as a steel building erector for cousins, aunts, and uncles. of Rebeka's #45, both of Woodsville, with Father
T.B. Corporation in A celebration of life is being Woodsville. William J. Watts, Jr. officiat- A graveside burial service
Plymouth. planned for a later date. ing. will be on Wednesday, May
He loved NASCAR, Boston For more information or to She played an integral role 30th, at 10 AM at the Lime
Bruins hockey, hunting, and offer an online condolence, assisting with the Good Burial will follow in Pine Kiln Cemetery, Newbury,
ice fishing. please visit Shepherd Ecumenical Food Grove Cemetery, Swiftwater VT.
He was predeceased by his www.rickerfh.com Pantry and community Road, Woodsville.
father, Robert Huckins on Ricker Funeral Home & meals. Memorial contributions can
April 27, 2005, and his Cremation Care of In lieu of flowers, contribu- be made to the Clara Martin
maternal grandparents Ruth Woodsville is in charge of In her spare time, she tions may be made to St. Center, 11 North Main
& Alphonse Vaillant. arrangements enjoyed reading, watching Luke's Episcopal Church, Street, Randolph, VT 05060.
Donald is survived by his movies, and being with her PO Box 167, Woodsville,
wife, Diane (Patoine) family. NH 03785. Visit Ricker Funeral Home
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Groton, VT- Woodsville, NH- the former Grafton Kane Iola G. Dickinson
Tyler Josiah "TC" He appreciated the simple David Bruce Aldrich Masonic Lodge # 46 of North Beauchene From page
Curtis, 17, of Railroad family
life and loved being with III, 7, died on Friday, May Haverhill for over 20 years B-16
and friends. and was a 32nd Degree
Street, died on Sunday, May 4, 2018, at Cottage Hospital, Mason, a Past Master, and Grange in Pike, the Pythian
6, 2018, as a result of injuries Tyler is survived by his par- Woodsville, from injuries Worshipful Master. In his Sisters in Warren, NH, and a
sustained in an accident. ents, Derek and Ranee Curtis received in an accident. spare time, he enjoyed veg- life member of VFW
of Groton; his brother, Ryan etable gardening, ice fishing, Auxiliary Post #5245 of
TC was born in Claremont, Curtis and girlfriend Paxton A graveside service is being fly fishing, and driving North Haverhill, NH.
NH, on January 3, 2001, to Ricker of Bradford, VT; planned for June in Grove around enjoying the beauty
Derek and Ranee (Porter) maternal grandparents, Hill Cemetery, Lisbon, NH. of Mother Nature and She married Bertrum
Curtis. William Porter and wife wildlife. Dickinson in 1939 and he
Carolyn of Virginia; maternal A full notice will be pub- He married his wife, predeceased her in 1962.
He was a junior at the Blue great grandmother Katharine lished when dates and times Sandra, on August 14, 1971
Mountain Union School in Blanchard of Enfield, NH; for the service are available. and she predeceased him on She is also predeceased by a
Wells River, VT. paternal grandparents, Alton January 18, 2016. sister, two brothers, and two
Curtis, Jr. and wife Linda of Visit Ricker Funeral Home He is survived by a daugh- grandchildren, Sherry
TC was active in the school Virginia; paternal great & Cremation Care of ter, Kim Blowey and hus- McClure and Kenny
community where he was grandfather, Alton Curtis, Sr. Woodsville band Steve of Haverhill, NH; Langille.
known as a leader. of Claremont; and several two sons, Charles E. Hanson,
aunts, uncles, and cousins. North Haverhill, NH- Jr. and wife Melissa of North She is survived by two
He was a member of the Charles Edgar Hanson, Woodstock, NH and Troy daughters, Wanda Fiano and
husband Francis and
baseball team where he was He was predeceased by his Sr., 82, of Reservoir Lane, Dodge and wife Penny of
Terriann Begin, both of Pike;
a first baseman, shortstop, maternal grandmother Anita died at his home on Tuesday, Littleton, NH; eight grand-
and pitcher. Pollard. children and three great three grandchildren, Lisa
May 8, 2018. grandchildren; and five sib- Adams and husband Mark,
He also played varsity bas- There will be no calling Charles was born on lings, Joyce Lee, Patricia Jennifer Hatch and husband
ketball for the Bucks. hours. January 24, 1936, in Island Easterling, James Hanson, Keith, and Mark Begin; sev-
Pond, VT, to John Earl and Earl "Sonny" Hanson, and eral great and great-great
Evelyn Grace (Worth)

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TC worked for the Crown's A funeral service was on Richard Hanson; nieces, grandchildren; along with
on their dairy farm and for Saturday, May 12 at 11 AM Hanson. nephews, and cousins; and nieces, nephews, and
Blue Mountain Excavating at the Blue Mountain Union He was a graduate of his faithful pal, Bandit. cousins.
with Jeremy Bogie. School, 2420 US Route 302, Haverhill Academy, Class of There will be an hour of
Wells River. 1955. calling time on Thursday, Services are being planned
He also worked with his best Charles was a member of May 17 from 2-3 PM at for later this summer.
friend, Dylan Smith, at Casual wear will be appreci- the Army National Guard for Ricker Funeral Home, 1
Woodsville Power ated. 32 years, retiring in 1995 Birch Street, Woodsville, NH Iola's family would like to
Equipment working on attaining a rank of Lt. Col. with a funeral service begin- thank North County Home
equipment and landscaping. A private burial will be He served in Korea and as ning at 3 PM. Health and Hospice, espe-
observed in the Groton a Ft. Dix trainer, he was cho- Burial will follow in the cially Joan Emerson, for
In his free time, he went Village Cemetery at the con- sen to carry the State of NH Horse Meadow Cemetery, their care, support, and com-
snowmobiling, four-wheel- venience of the family. flag down Broadway in New North Haverhill. passion.
ing, and hunting with family York City, under the com- Memorial contributions
and friends. Memorial contributions in mand of General O'Neal. may be made to the humane Visit Ricker Funeral Home
Tyler's name may be made to He was the plant manager society of one's choice. & Cremation Care of
He loved going to Bear the Blue Mountain Union for Northeast Hardwood for Visit Ricker Funeral Home Woodsville
Ridge, practical joking, and School, ATTN: Athletic 25 years and the resident & Cremation Care of
riding around the area in his Department, 2420 US Route cashier at the Glencliff Woodsville
truck. 302, Wells River, VT 05081. Home for 15 years.
Active in community
TC was a Proud American Visit Ricker Funeral Home & affairs, he served as a water
and was very opinionated in Cremation Care of and light and precinct com-
his beliefs. Woodsville missioner and treasurer for
North Haverhill.
He was a member of the
North Haverhill Fire
Oh Lord Jesus Department and belonged to
Christ son of God,
have mercy on the
departed, their fami- I would much rather be announcing births,
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a sinner
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