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A Walk In The Woods _________________
A common question I hear when discussing timber harvesting

with landowners is Will the loggers clean up all the mess?
The mess left over after logging- the branches, twigs, leaves,
pieces of tree trunks, and stumps- is also commonly called slash,
or coarse woody debris.
Most of what we see as a mess actually plays an important role in

the forest. The most important items by which to determine the
success of a timber harvest are 1) clean water, 2) intact soils, and
3) a healthy, thriving stand of trees, or conditions conducive to the
regeneration of new trees. The material left over- the coarse
woody debris- basically presents an aesthetic issue, rather than an
ecological one. Conversely, this leftover material provides many
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benefit of providing habitat for

a wide range of species. With
our regions past history of
large scale forest clearing for
grazing and agriculture, with
the associated soil erosion and
compaction, our forest soils
would benefit from more nutrients added back to the site
through decomposing woody
material.
All of this is not to say that logging debris everywhere is a

good thing. If its in an area
where aesthetics are very
important, or it impedes travel
along trails and other access
routes, it should be cleaned up.
Log landings, (the area where
harvested wood is processed
and loaded on trucks), usually
have the slash cleaned up, and
the area seeded and mulched.
Sometimes, however, it makes
sense to knock the slash down
low or pack it down, and leave

it in place. The slash protects
the soil from erosion, and there
is less risk of introducing seeds
from undesirable plants.
A Different Perspective
With all of the benefits of

coarse woody debris, perhaps
we should use a more positive
term to describe it. Coarse is
rough, and debris is trash,
both somewhat negative terms.
Ive heard some call it retained
organic material, which to my
mind is much more positive.
Retained means it was done
on purpose, organic means
its natural, and material is
neutral. So, rather than seeing
the leftovers of logging as a
mess, view them as natural
material left for a positive purpose.
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A Walk In The Woods ____________________________________

Continued from page A1
benefits to the forest ecosystem.
other invertebrates. These in

turn bring in amphibians such
as salamanders, and small
mammals like mice and shrews,
which feed foxes and owls, and
on up the food chain. (Next
time youre in the woods, lift up
an old rotting log and see what
life you can find under there.)
Dead and down trees and slash

are important components of
forest ecosystems. They provide habitat for a large number
of species, are reservoirs of
organic matter and nutrients,
and they play an important role Downed tree tops and piles of
in nutrient cycling.
brush provide cover for grouse,
hares, and other animals. In the
Habitat
snow, you often see fox or coyote tracks going from one brush
Tree tops, branches, downed pile to another as they look for
logs, and stumps provide habi- prey. Large tree tops provide
tat for many species. They are protection for developing
the basis of the food chain, pro- seedlings from browsing deer.
viding a food source for fungi Bears tear apart decomposing
and
microorganisms
that stumps and logs to get at the
decompose wood, which then insect larvae inside.
attract beetles, millipedes, and
Compost for the woods
As all this material decomposes, it adds nutrients back to the

soil and replenishes the site.
Much like a gardener uses compost to build soil, coarse woody
debris in the forest accomplishes a similar goal, with the added
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One night in Boston, a friend
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and professionally. Then they
asked for our IDs. Then they
explained that there had just
been a robbery committed by
two men who matched our
description (poor guys). That
was that. We had no reason to
give attitude or resistance. We
are still alive. Lately, a similar
scenario plays out all too often
but with very different out-
out would become a rallying

cry. Are the current candidates
the best we have to offer? I feel
that people hate (fill in either
candidates name) more than
they support (fill in the other
candidates name). They are
voting against rather than for.
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comes. Sad.
We dont need no stinkin terrorists. Police say a fearful 11year-old Georgia girl who took
a knife to school told officers
she needed the weapon to fend
off clowns. The girl was
arrested
at
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social media posts about
clowns frightening children in
Georgia and other states. A
police report states the girl said
she needed the knife to protect
her and her family because she
had heard the stories about
clowns jumping out of the
woods and attacking children.
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and its altogether even more
bizarre. The number of men
enquiring about scrotox, thats
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year, according to the experts
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I watched some of Sen.
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Fargos CEO. Wow! She has
some real stones! I would not
want her after me! I think we
need more politicians like her.
The only way that Wall Street
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jail time when they preside over

massive frauds, she concluded. We need tough new laws to
hold corporate executives personally accountable and we
need tough prosecutors who
have the courage to go after
people at the top. Until then, it
will be business as usual. And
at giant banks like Wells Fargo
that seems to mean cheating as
many customers, investors, and
employees as they possibly
can. While many people were
tremendously impressed at her
guts and words, sadly, others
could only think Pocahontas.
A 26,000-acre wildfire last year
in Douglas County, Oregon,
was traced to two men who
were using power mowers
despite restrictions due to
extreme fire conditions. The
fire took a month to extinguish.
And, state law says, Dominic
Decarlo, 70, and Cloyd
Deardorff, 64, who have
already paid minor fines for
unlawful entry into a restricted
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forestland area, also have to

reimburse the state for the firefighting costs, including firefighter salaries, helicopter and
bulldozer time, and everything
else involved in the effort. How
much? Despite a year of calculations, the state doesnt know
yet, says Jeff Bonebrake of the
Oregon Dept. of Forestry. We
could get finalization in the
next several weeks or a few
more months. But so far, the
tally is more than $37 million.
[Portland Oregonian] Good
luck collecting!
I received a nice letter from a

gentleman in Wentworth about
a game Ropes and Ladders
(1954), which was a competitor
to Chutes and Ladders (1943).
Not able to leave well-enough
alone (whatever that means), I
found out there was an even
earlier game from India called
Snakes and Ladders, which had
something to do with Englands
terrorizing of India. All the
games had to do with rewards
and consequences (something
we need more of these days);
its kind of like real life, if you
know what I mean. Today, we
have kids sexting, playing the
choking game, drinking, and
drugging. Weve gone the
wrong way! As I dont know if
he wanted his name posted, let
me just say, Thanks, WJ!
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The Adventures
of Tom & Atticus
Publishers note: As Tom continues working on his upcoming

book and has been a very busy
man, we chose an older column
to run this week from
September of 2013. Enjoy!
Jack Ryan would be happy with

the hikes weve taken this past
week.
My father was mostly whats

known as a windshield tourist.
Whenever we came north from
Massachusetts, hed drive us
around the White Mountains
and thats how we saw these
wonderful mountains through
a windshield. Oh sure, we did
the touristy things such as
Clarks Trading Post, the gondola up Cannon Mountain, the
auto road and the cog railway
up Mount Washington, the
Flume,
Santas
Village,
Storyland, and all the other
things young families tend to
do. But we also did some hiking. Just nothing of any height
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ure those walks in the woods

were even if I was too young
to appreciate them. But those
gentle seeds he sprinkled
throughout our childhood
turned into something much
more for Atticus and me.
So as we wait patiently and

hold onto ourselves throughout
the chemo storm, I remember
what my father thought of little
mountains and those walks into
a wooded wonderland and I feel
it, too. For now they are all
Atticus and I have as we scale
are toughest mountain. And
yet, they feel like enough.
While sitting on those rocky
viewpoints, the world seems
quite glorious to me far more
so than the view from our couch
and especially so when I look
to my side and see one paw
with a missing toe and a soul at
peace as he too appreciates the
views.
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Following Atticus,
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mile hike quite often when we down. Cancer has, however.

lived in Lincoln and treated it as Actually, the cancer hasnt. Its
Our hikes were more like walks an afternoon or morning walk. the chemo. He doesnt seem to
miss that absent toe since its
in the woods of no real distance. This past weekend, Now in all fairness to these amputation earlier in the sumwhile sitting up on the Roost at smaller peaks, or what could be mer. Heck, we climbed Black
the northern end of Evans considered mere bumps in rela- Cap less than three weeks after
Notch, my father came to mind. tion to the rocky behemoths its removal. But chemo is a difIt was only a half mile to the around them, a mountain does- ferent thing. Its fighting poisummit, then down another nt know whether its tall or son with poison but the drug
tenth of a mile to a brilliant small. A mountain just is and doesnt differentiate between
viewpoint. We finished off the seems quite happy with its cir- good cells and bad and it
hike by walking down the long cumstances. And all three of wreaks havoc on the body.
way (seven tenths of a mile), to these sensational short hikes
the southern terminus of the have something in common, for Atticus handled the first treattrail, and with an eight tenths of little peaks they give great bang ment well. The second wasnt
a mile road walk back to our for the buck views to the sur- so easy. And it got worse as the
rounding area. And as short as weeks went on, so much so that
car.
they may be, there is some weve now moved his treatThe ments from every three weeks
Yesterday, we drove to scrambling involved.
Wonalancet and hiked to the top climb up the Roost may only be to every four. There were even
of Mount Katherine (a 3.2 mile half a mile but it rises up more some days last week he chose
round trip). Now if ever there than 550 feet in elevation. not to go for our regular walk
was a mistaken classification According to the AMCs White morning or evening walk.
here in the White Mountains it Mountain Guide (edited by
would be calling what was Smith and Mike Dickerman), So while in the past I would
named after Katherine Sleeper a an elevation gain of one thou- have had nice things to say
mountain. Its more like a hill. sand feet over a mile is consid- about the views offered from
But once on top of that splendid ered a steep climb. (No wonder the Roost, Mount Katherine,
little summit there is a beautiful we were feeling out of breath in and Bald Mountain and talked
view across the bucolic farm- Evans Notch on Sunday.) And about them being nice walks,
land in Tamworth and the land that last scramble up to the top for us, theyve turned into
rises slowly until it reaches the of Bald Mountain has you using mountains. At least for this
crescendo of Mount Chocorua your hands from time to time. summer and fall.
off in the distance. And as soon
as I finish typing this up and Okay, so none of these are to be My father loved such gentle
send it in to my dear editor, confused with Lafayette, hikes and it was a great way to
Atticus and I will be heading to Washington, Moosilauke, or the work out his troop of children
Lincoln to drop in on Steve Kinsmans. But for us these when we were on vacation. But
Smith at the Mountain days we take what we can get. like the mountains themselves,
Wanderer to take care of some Atticus and I are a long way off Jack Ryan didnt seem to conbusiness. When in town well from the days of thinking noth- sider them small at all. He was
drive up through Franconia ing about doing hikes longer away from his Framingham or
Notch and take advantage of than twenty miles. The little Boston office and was in the
Bald Mountain and Artists guy is halfway between eleven woods, armed with a sense of
Bluff. We used to take that 1.5 and twelve, but I dont think his wonder. And oh, what a pleasage would really slow him
or difficulty.
North Haverhill, NH Renee

Lucipe Dube, 89, died on
Saturday, September 24, 2016,
at the Grafton County Nursing
Home, North Haverhill, NH,
following a period of failing
health.
He was born in Canaan, VT,

September 27, 1926, a son of
Archie and Leonaldo (Benoit)
Dube. Renee served with the
US Navy. Following his honorable discharge in June 1946, he
worked at the Brown Street
Mill in Whitefield, NH until it
burned.
Upon moving to
Lisbon, NH, he worked as a
foreman
at
Plymwood
Furniture where he worked for
over twenty years. When they
went out of business, he was
hired at a bedroom manufacturing company in Orange, MA to
assist them as they started their
business. He was employed
there for four years before retiring at age 62.
OBITUARY
July 8, 1995.
Renee and Betty enjoyed weekend camping in Pittsburg, NH,

looking for moose and wildlife.
He loved to fish and hunt. He
enjoyed fishing trips to Canada
with his son, Mark. He also
loved spending time and sharing his war stories with his
grandson, Brandon.
Survivors include his wife of 21

years, Betty Placey-Dube of
North Haverhill, NH; seven
children, Kevin Dube and companion Terri Work of Denver,
CO, Lyn Chamberlain-Latona
and husband Jay of Florida,
Dan Dube and wife Susan of
Ojai, CA, Mark Dube and wife
He married Betty Placey on Betty of Lisbon, NH, Steve
Gillys Restaurant
Dube and companion Sally

Higgins of Bradford, VT, Allyn
Clarke and husband Neil of
Littleton, NH, and Nichole
Nadeau and husband Bryan of
Bradford; 18 grandchildren and
18 great grandchildren; six siblings, Adlod Dube and wife
Claire, Paul Dube and wife
Mary, Leo Dube and wife,
Albert Dube and wife Barbara
all of Arizona, Fernand Dube
and wife Sally of Lisbon, and
Mary LeClaire of Rhode Island;
and many nieces, nephews, and
cousins.
He was predeceased by two
sons, Ralph and Reginald
David; his parents, Archie and
Leonaldo Dube; a brother,
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The program is free and open to
the public. Refreshments will
be served. For information call
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e-mail librarian@piermontlibrary.com
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Fishing Trip (Tim Moore
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mid-week (Lopstick Lodge)
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8. Day with a Fish and Game
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9. Day with a Fish and Game
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LL Cote Sports Center in Errol, (Livingston Arctic Cat)
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December 30, 2016, or when all critical educational, wildlife,
conservation and law enforce1,500 tickets are sold.
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Letter To The Editor______________________________________
NOTICE
TOWNOFWARREN
Supervisors of the Checklist
Will Meet
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 29, 2016
11:00-11:30am at the
Warren Town office Building
for the purpose of corrections or
additions to the Checklist
Supervisors
Donna Bagley
Donna Hopkins
Janice Sackett
Im writing to express my heartfelt thanks to all who supported

me in the Republican Primary
for State Senate District 2. I
thank my opponent for running
a spirited campaign, and ask
those who supported him to join
with me so we can win on
November 8th. Thanks also to
Sen. Forrester for her outstanding service in Concord, laying
the groundwork for us to deal
with the serious issues were
facing: businesses leaving, job
losses, stagnant wages, a deadly drug crisis, declining population, and an underprepared
workforce.
Everywhere I campaigned, you

asked what can be done to revitalize our economy. Simply put,
we must dramatically change
New Hampshires business
environment, now among the
worst in the nation. Were competing with other states which
continue to win out over us for
business relocations and startups. Instead of building government-funded
Enterprise
Centers to help businesses
overcome our regulatory and
tax hurdles, Ill work to reduce
and simplify state regulations
and taxes. By lowering business
Thank you for your support in the

Primary Election
On November 8th, I want to again earn your vote by

committing to ensure that that the County Attorney's
office will keep the protection of our residents foremost
in mind by vigorously prosecuting criminal offenders,
protecting and speaking for crime victims, and
supporting prevention and treatment efforts, as well
as alternative sentencing programs, as we tackle the
drug epidemic. We will continue to work in cooperation
with the local police, the county sheriff and the state
attorney general, while being fiscally prudent and
protecting the interests of all taxpayers and residents.
We have a great record of accomplishment here in
Grafton County and I look forward to building on that
strong foundation as your County Attorney.
Thank you again for your support.
Lara Saffo, Grafton County Attorney
The Town of Warren
is currently accepting open bids for

standing seam roofing to be installed
on the Joseph Patch Memorial Library.
Bid proposals will be accepted via mail and email

until 12 noon on
Wednesday, October 12th, 2016.
Once proposal is accepted by both parties,
work must start immediately.
Proof of insurance is required before
bid will be awarded.
Send bids to:

Judith Tautenhan, Town Administrator,
PO Box 40, Warren, NH 03279 or
administrator@warren-nh.com
Contact Town Administrator for more

information or questions, (603) 764-5780.
Northcountry News
The Town of Warren is

an equal opportunity and employer
taxes, reducing regulations,

improving infrastructure, and
providing jobs-ready high
school graduates, we can put
New Hampshire back on top.
In this State Senate election,
you will choose between two
candidates with substantially
different philosophies and voting records. During my 6-years
in the NH House and as Deputy
Majority Leader, I:
opposed all new taxes,

and eliminated the Legacy and
Succession (Death) Tax
protected and defended

your natural, constitutional,
and property rights, including
authoring
a
2006
Constitutional amendment to
prevent abuse of Eminent
Domain
protected our 2nd

Amendment by pre-empting all
law-making affecting your 2nd
Amendment rights to the State
Legislature
passed health insurance reforms that greatly

increased your options and
reduced your costs (later
repealed
by
Democrat
House/Senate/Governor)
helped small businesses by amending state laws and

reducing state regulations
supported
vouchers
and charter schools to better
enable teachers to teach and
students to learn in the 21st
century
Im working hard to highlight
the differences between the two
candidates for this seat, so
youll have a clear choice when
you vote on November 8th. My
goal in seeking this office has
never changed: to improve the
lives and prosperity of New
Hampshires people and businesses.
Sincerely, Bob Giuda
PO Box 56, Warren, NH 03279
www.bobgiuda.org
NOTICE
Warren Master Plan Survey..

Please complete your survey as
soon as possible and drop off at
Town Office.. It is important!
Blank surveys are available at
Warren Town Office if you
have lost yours. Thank you.
Planning Board.
NOTICE
Next Deadline
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Oct. 13, 2016
4:30pm
FOR THE
Oct. 21, 2016
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North Country Happenings...

On-Going Events
Upcoming Events
Upcoming events for Wentworth

250th celebration are:
The Wentworth Historical Society

Museum will open for the season
every Saturday 10-2. Brochures of
House Tours of Wentworth 98
schedule every 3 months! $3.00

entry fee.Your volunteer facilitators are Jim & Ruth Strout. Phone
the Clifford Building after 9:30
AM on the day of the event if
cancellation is questionable due to
the weather. 747-2839 Light
snacks provided! NO Drums *
NO Horns * NO Alcohol.
----------------------------------------OCTOBER 8, 9, & 10,
Columbus Day Weekend. The
Lincoln Fall Craft Festival will be
held October 8, 9, & 10 at the

Village Shops and Town Green
along Main Street, Lincoln NH.
Enjoy glorious mountain foliage
among the over 150 booths or
arts, crafts, food and live music.
Show Hours: Saturday 10-5 /
Sunday 10-5 / Monday 10-4. Free
Admission, rain, snow or shine.
Directions: From Route 93 take
Exit 32. For information call 603332-2616 or
Spaghetti Supper
Warren Masonic Temple
Saturday
October 8th
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each month. Hope to see you
there.
----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth Food
Pantry, serving residents in
Warren, Wentworth and Glencliff,
is located behind the Warren
Wentworth Ambulance Service
building and is open every Friday
from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eligibility
information or to make a donation, stop by or call 764-5265. The
pantry gratefully accepts food or
monetary donations as well as
donations of personal and household care items.
----------------------------------------Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 and
their Ladies Axillary hold their
regular monthly meeting at 7pm
on the third Thursday of each
month at the VFW Post in North
Haverhill. All members are invited
to attend.
----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at D
Acres - (D Acres is located at 218
Streeter
Woods
Road
in
Dorchester,
NH.)
Visit
www.dacres.org.
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the Squam Lakes Natural
Science Center in Holderness,
NH. You can call 603-968-7194 or
visit them online at: www.nhnature.org
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the AMC Pinkham Notch
Center where programs are free &
open to the public: AMC Pinkham
Notch Visitor Center, Route 16,
Pinkham Notch, NH. For more
information contact the AMC at
(603) 466-2727 or www.outdoors.org.
----------------------------------------For ongoing schedule at Silver
Center for the Arts, Plymouth,
NH, call 603-536-ARTS or visit
them on the web at:
www..plymouth.edu/silver
----------------------------------------Wentworth Historical Society
meets monthly, 7:00 p.m, every
third Thursday, April - Dec. at
the Historical Society Museum in
Wentworth. Join us for historical
topics and stimulating conversation.
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every
month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed!
----------------------------------------Connecticut River
Valley
Beekeepers Assoc meets every
second Thursday 7-9 PM at the
Grafton County Extension Office
Building, 3855 Dartmouth College
Hwy, North Haverhill, NH.
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at the museum plus purchasing a LobsterFest to support local charcolorful T-shirt with W250 Logo. ities. A tasty informal feast choice of lobster or steak, plus
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WENTWORTH ITEMS
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Sat. Oct. 15, 5-7 pm. Harvest
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Bretton Woods Base Lodge.
Common.
Tickets are $35, with net proceeds
Tues, Nov. 1, 6 pm. Anniversary (over $11,000 last year) going to
local charities. For tickets and
Party, Old Town hall.
more information, go to www.litEarly Dec. evening: Christmas tletonnhrotary.org, call (603) 8237022, or contact any Littleton
Tree lighting, Common.
----------------------------------------- Rotary member.
October 8th- The United ----------------------------------------Congregational
Church
of Haverhill Recreation sponsored
Orfords (Main Street, Route 10) Acoustic Music Jam! Do you play
3rd Annual Craft Fair from an instrument or just enjoy coun9:00am-2:00pm. CRAFTS: the try and bluegrass music? We have
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Bag Lunches $5. Hosted by the around playing for your enjoyUnited Congregational Church of ment! Grab a chair and join in or
just come to listen! Robert E.
Orford UCC
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South Court Street (Route 135)
for information.
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Cold Water
Ahh! Cold! Intending to

put his feet in, Ahmeed slipped
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wide grin even as the chilly
water surprised him.
Ryan and I were down at our

swimming hole with some visiting students interested in
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Ahmeed arrived with a particularly fresh story of his own: he
had landed in NH just three
days before, escaping the war in
Afganistan. His English was
passable, but when the students
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Beth
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his fellow students - from all
corners of the US and beyond,
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Sterling with her pithy ques- And it was cold. Autumn tem- others on pieces of fiction.
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being an adult, and on & on. It had our first hard killing frost. homestead and the reflections
was a fun few hours that gener- Although the afternoon sun had generated by the sounds and
ated new insights for us, and warmed the rocks along the smells of the woods. Ahmeed
hopefully for the students, as rivers edge, the water had an pointed to his feet, still white
well. Ahmeed, though, won our undeniable sting to it. Looking and wrinkly from the cold
hearts with his boundless out at October, Ahmeeds swim water, smiled, and nodded.
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Before we left the river to the year.
about swimming.
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Dear Friends, Philippians 4:7 states,

And the peace of God, which
surpasses all understanding, will guard your
hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. There is
a lot going on around us and if we are not
careful we will get caught up in it, causing
much fear and anxiety. But take heart, for
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Phone
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Over 16 Years
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Paige Computer Services

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Hours
Mon-Fri 10-6
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PO Box 1017 - Lincoln, NH 03251
603-745-6621
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David
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Lower Cohase Regional
Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 209, Bradford, VT 05033

Mark J. Nielsen - Exec. Director
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Maps, Information on
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Computers & Service
Jared S. Field
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Dental
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Foundations, Floors, Slabs, Retaining
Walls, Curbings & Sidewalks
Sanding & Plowing
54 Clifford Drive
North Haverhill, NH
603-787-2573
Gils Construction
97 Monroe Rd.
(Rte 135 on the
Woodsville &
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Electricians
Wed., Thur., Fri. 8-5 Sat. from 8-2

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603-747-2037
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Woodsville, NH
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Joans Hair Design
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Haverhill, NH
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1536 NH Route 25 Rumney, NH
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802-757-2163
Wells River, VT 05081
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Health Centers
Justice of the Peace
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Rubbish / Salvage / Trucking
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Services
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Woodsville, NH 03785
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Maplewood,
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housekeeping and laundry included.
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serving people since 1921
Services
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Harry J. Burgess
Surveying/Forestry
192 Hibbard Road Bath, NH
Ph: (603) 838-5260 Fax: (603) 838-6692
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The Will Nicol Blacksmith Shop was built in 1903 by Will and his brother. The shop was on the same lot throughout the years. It did get moved
around on that lot. His grandson, Larry, has the original sign and a few ledgers his grandfather kept. The sign and ledgers will come to the
Warren Historical Society in the spring. The building was donated to the WHS by Pat and Ab Wilson. It was moved from the Wilson residence,
to its new home behind the Warren Historical Society on Thursday, September 22nd. It will become a part of the current museum. Theres much
more to do before it can be opened to the public however, and the Society will need to raise $7,000 to $8,000 more to finish the job completely. A
very large thank you to the many who have made it possible to keep a large piece of Warren history alive... Black & White photo courtesy of WHS;
top right, getting it ready to move -photo by Don Bagley Sr.; Bottom left, on its way -photo by Bryan Flagg; new home -photo by Charles Sackett.
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Lyme & Warren Residents Publish Book Of Poems_________
eration, Jude (Fowler) and

Luane (Trottier) met each other
for the first time in 2012. Jude
eventually showed Luane some
poems she had penned forty
years ago. Luane, an editor by
avocation (Cole: Patterns and
Pieces---a history of Lyme,
New Hampshire, 1761-1976)
recognized a treasure lode, and
determined to bring to light
these 48 haunting, insightful
pieces. The result is a 112-page
perfect bound 6 1/2 x 9
Sounds of the Fossil Tread book available to borrow from
the Lyme Town Library,
Lyme NH and Warren NH fig- Norwich Public Library, and
ure into a newly published book Warren Town Library. It can
also be purchased from The
of poems.
Long River Gallery & Gifts in
Lyme natives of the same gen- Lyme, the Norwich Bookstore,
or directly from the author at
oldtoad1941@gmail.com .
Each poem is accompanied by

an illustration that evokes a
theme. Author and editor found
themselves working shoulder to
shoulder, reading the pictures as
well as the poems! Photos range
from black and white shots of
the 1930s to color prints of the
21st century. They are dated
and identified in the index, perhaps of interest to local historians.
While the photos may be dated,
the poetry is timeless.
Why the title, Sounds of the

Fossil Tread? See the poem,
Fossil Tread, on page 10.
Baker Valley Band / Das Windisch Blasorchestra Concert___
Live Bavarian Music

Spaghetti Dinner
This event is made possible

thanks in part to the following
business sponsors:
Central NH
Commerce
Chamber
of
Chesleys Mini Mart

Colonel Spencer Inn
Community Guaranty Savings

Bank
The Country
Greenhouse
Lady
Bug
Eckcells
Finishing Touches by Mark
Meredith Village Savings Bank
Gas Diesel Deli Meats Groceries

Beer Lottery Cigarettes & More
We Also Have Hunting & Fishing Licenses And
OHRV Registrations
NOW PUMPING NON-ETHANOL GAS
We Have 24/7 Fuel Pumps

With A Credit Card
Route 25 Wentworth, NH 764-5553

Mon - Thurs. 5am - 8pm Fri 5am - 9pm
Sat 6am - 9pm Sun 6am - 8pm
Mobil (Campton)
Mountain Fare Inn
Pine Shores Real Estate
50% off
all bottles of wine
with the purchase of an entree
Reservations Recommended
Septic System Installation

Excavating Septic System Pumping
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3255 Dartmouth College Hwy. North Haverhill, NH 03774
(603) 787-6351 Fax (603) 787-2564
and Campton Historical has great

acoustics with a proper stage
with tin walls and ceiling. They
Saturday, October 15th
also have a group of excellent
5:00-7:00
cooks who will prepare a
spaghetti dinner with bread,
Dinner AND concert is only salad and desert. Please come
$10, age 12 and under are out and support CHS. You will
FREE!
being entertained and fed! For
more information, call Paul
The Baker Valley Band is an Yelle at 726-6580.
old time town band in a tradition that goes back to the turn of The presentation will be at the
the 20th century. Throughout Old Town Hall in Campton,
the summer they can be found which is handicap accessible,
in parades, gazebos, senior cen- and open to the public.
ters, and any other places that Refreshments will be served.
people congregate. As the days For information about the
shorten into the glorious colors Society, check our web site at
of fall foliage an amazing trans- www.camptonhistorical.org
formation takes place. Gone is
the clothing of modern Upcoming events: www.campAmerican fashion, replaced by tonhistorical.org for more inforlederhosen, and dirndls, and the mation.
music shifts time to become the
traditional sounds of the Dec 4 - Community Holiday
German Octoberfest, marches, Concert and Cookie Swap
waltzes, and polkas. Das
Windisch Blasorchester is born!
Joseph Patch Library Program Slated ______________________ Bath Public Library Announces
Discovering New England miniature walls using tiny al actor, director and teacher of Grant Award__________________________
stones from a five-gallon buckStone Walls
Why are we so fascinated with
stone walls? Find out on
Saturday, October 15th at 1:00
PM at the Joseph Patch Library
in Warren. Kevin Gardner,
writer, teacher and tradesman,
explains how and why New
England came to acquire its
thousands of miles of stone
walls, how they were built, how
their styles changed over time
and their significance to our
New England landscape. Along
the way, Kevin will build
______
et.
A lifelong
resident
of
Hopkinton, NH, Kevin Gardner
has been a stone wall builder
for forty years, and is the author
of The Granite Kiss: Traditions
and Techniques of Building
New England Stone Walls, as
well as poetry, songs, and
essays. For 25 years, Kevin was
an award-winning performance
critic, feature writer, and producer for NH Public Radio.
He's also a longtime profession-
theatre. He is a regular Guest

Director at Plymouth State
University, and has been a performance evaluator for the NH
State Council on the Arts.
Kevin has taught at the New
Hampton School, the NH
Institute of Art, and at St. Paul's
School's summer Advanced
Studies Program.
Bath Public Library has

received a grant from New
Hampshire Humanities to present Calvin Knickerbocker
Your Hit Parade" Twenty-five
Years Presenting Americas Top
Popular Songs on Saturday,
October 22nd at 2:00 pm at the
Bath Town Meeting Room.
"Your Hit Parade" aired on

radio and then on television
from 1935 to 1959. It set the
standard for American popular
music. Calvin Knickerbocker
Made possible by a grant from outlines a quarter century of the
show's history as a "tastemaker"
the NH Humanities Council.
featuring songs inspired by the
For more information, call the

Joseph Patch Library at 7649072. All are welcome. Light
refreshments served.
Indian Corn Mill
Rt. 10 No. Haverhill, NH 603-787-6511

(Located Near The No. Haverhill Fairgrounds)
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
~ APPLE VARIETIES ~
Apple Varieties: McIntosh, Cortland,

Ginger Gold, Gala, Macoun, Honey Crisp
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Also Available: Fresh Apple Cider,

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We Look Forward
To Seeing You!
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All Meats Cut The Aldrich Way!
This is a plan for 2016 and a
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You pick any one of the plans,
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A good way to stock up for winter!

It's The Aldrich Way!
Great Depression and on

through the advent of rock and
roll. He explores the show's
relationship with sponsor
American Tobacco and Lucky
Strike cigarettes and shares stories about the artists the show
helped launch and promote,
from Frank Sinatra to Elvis.
Calvin Knickerbocker is an
independent scholar who has
taught over 20 courses covering
a variety of music and history
topics to Senior Citizens at
Rivier University since 1999
and given Humanities To Go
presentations since 2004.
This program is sponsored by

the Friends of the Bath Public
Library and is free and open to
the public. There will be light
refreshments served. New
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NH Fish & Game Reminds Poeple To Brake For Moose____

Brake for Moose -- It Could Rines urges drivers to slow
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Save Your Life!
just at "moose crossing" signs!
Wildlife officials from N.H.
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remind motorists to take extra Drive no faster than 55 miles
care while traveling Granite per hour especially at night,
State roadways at this time of dusk and dawn.
year, because moose are on the
Use high beams when possible;
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Be able to stop within the zone
Kristine Rines, Fish and
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should be prepared to see and
react quickly to moose on or
near the road.
While
moose/vehicle collisions can
happen at all times of the year,
fall is a time of increased activity and accidents. In 2015, 114
moose were killed by vehicles
in New Hampshire.
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meeting will be held at Riverglen
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White Mountain
DAR To Meet______
For two years we made dozens of

hand cut fleece lap robes and
wished to reach even more local
hospitalized veterans last year.
We did something different small gift packs of hand crafted
greeting cards for veterans use.
We were gratified by the support
and appreciation and will be
doing the greeting cards again at
our October meeting this year.
We will be decorating blank
cards as gifts, and also enclosing
a personalized thank you card
from our chapter to each veteran
in thanks for service to our country. If you wish to, bring heavy
paper with holiday designs that
could be cut out and your favorite
paper scissors, and maybe a few
Christmas cards from past years.
Supplies will be provided.
Due to our expanding diesel business, we at Oliverian

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Shaun Fogarty to our team. He is a certied diesel
technician with 17 years of diesel experience.
USDA Designates Grafton County In NH As A Primary Natural Disaster Area__________________________

The U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA) has designated Grafton County in New
Hampshire as a primary natural
disaster area due to losses caused
by drought conditions that
occurred from Jan. 1, 2016, and
continues.
Hampshire farmers and ranchers

affected by recent natural disasters, said Agriculture Secretary
Tom Vilsack. President Obama
and I are committed to ensuring
that agriculture remains a bright
spot in our nations economy by
sustaining the successes of
Americas farmers, ranchers, and
Our hearts go out to those New rural communities through these
Hampshire also qualify for natural disaster assistance because

their counties are contiguous.
Farmers and ranchers in
Caledonia, Essex, Orange and
Windsor counties in Vermont
also qualify for natural disaster
Farmers and ranchers in Belknap, assistance because their counties
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Sullivan counties in New
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eight months from the date of the
declaration to apply for loans to
help cover part of their actual
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