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second touchdown with 4:37 to go in the third by Derek Janko, Jeremy Baker, Tom Eldredge,
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quarter with a good PAT to make the score 13-0. Frasco, Baldwin and Goldsack.
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those who qualify Late in the third quarter, Alvirne put together The Broncos record drops to 3-3 in Class L
seacoastcareerschools.edu 670 N. Commercial St. Manchester, NH an 11 play drive and scored on a 26 yard timing play and they will host 1-4 Merrimack on Friday
pass from quarterback Jon Baldwin to Evan October 23.
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will also be offered during this clinic for Development Specialist at 603-225-1405. Friends of Alvirne Swim Team, Alvirne Library, 6:30 p.m., second Thursday of the
people at risk of contracting pneumonia. For a full array of SBA programs, visit month.
There is a fee for the flu vaccination and the www.sba.gov/nh. Friends of the Library of Hudson, NH, Rogers Memorial Library, 194 Derry Road,
pneumonia vaccination. Please Note: This is Saturday October 24 7 p.m., third Tuesday, every other month (except June – August)
only for the seasonal influenza vaccine, not The Alvirne Friends of Music is sponsoring Thursday, October 29
Friends of Hudson Natural Resources, Town Hall, 7 p.m., second Monday.
the Swine vaccine. a Fall Craft Fair to benefit the Alvirne High The Hudson Historical Society will present
School Music Program. The craft fair will Buying and Selling on eBay! Glenn Della- GFWC Hudson Community Club, Checkers Restaurant, 7 p.m., first Wednesday.
Thursday, October 29 be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Alvirne High Monica, a recognized Education Specialist GFWC Hudson Junior Club, George H. & Ella M. Rogers Memorial Library,
The Hudson Boy Scouts of Troop 21 will School, Route 102, Hudson. This fair trained by eBay, will present Buying and 7 p.m., second Wednesday.
be hosting a haunted house in the spirit of promises to be one of the best ever, with Selling on eBay at 7 p.m. at the Hills House,
Halloween. The event will take place at the Hannah Dustin Quilter’s Guild, Hudson Community Center, 9 a.m., first Monday
crafters displaying their artistic talents and Derry Rd., Hudson. Please join us! Light (except June through August)
Wattannick Grange Hall, located at unique wares. Dozens of local crafters refreshments will be served.
4 Windham Road, just off the intersection of Hudson Area Moms Club, 10 a.m., Last Wednesday (except December)
for a Cause
Zoning Board, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m., second and fourth Thursday
submitted by Jaqueline Martone, President, Jackie’s Clean Sweep that through our joint efforts, we can bring more awareness that these
Jackie’s Clean Sweep is proud to announce that on October 1, services are available to the women of our communities at the most
we became Partners with this amazing foundation called Cleaning difficult time in their lives.
for a Reason, providing free professional housecleaning services If you’d like to learn more about Cleaning for a Reason, please visit
for women undergoing treatment for cancer. The Cleaning for a www.cleaningforareason.org.
Reason Foundation is the only national non-profit
organization in the country doing this type of Are you tired of quick, Where is your
Litchfield Regular Meetings & Events
philanthropic work.
temporary fixes for your pain? spinal structure Board of Selectmen, Town Hall, 7:00 p.m., Mondays; second and fourth Monday
Cleaning for a Reason was officially founded in at?
May 2006 as a Texas non-profit corporation and (June – August)
has 5016 tax-exempt status from the IRS. Deborah
Restoring and protecting your Boy Scout Troop 11, Litchfield Community Church, 7:00 p.m., every Monday
Who do you
Sardone, the founder, is a 25-year veteran of the body’s normal structural during the school year.
think has:
housecleaning industry, and since 2007, this one-of- alignment is a key factor in
��less pain ? Campbell High Booster Club, Campbell High, 7:00 p.m., second Wednesday.
a-kind foundation donated over $240,000.00 worth maintaining optimal health and ��more Conservation Commission, Town Hall, 7:00 p.m., first Thursday.
of cleaning services nationwide. wellness. energy ?
As a local independent business, I felt no Fire Department meeting, Station House, 7:00 p.m., second and fourth Wednesday.
��less stress ?
hesitation when we had the opportunity to become Friends of Aaron Cutler Memorial Library, Library, 7:00 p.m., third Monday.
founding partners. I feel this is a perfect way for us to (except January & July)
give back to our community that has shown so much
Dr. Scott Szela
Schedule an 28 Lowell Rd.
Girl Scouts Adult Volunteers, Litchfield Service Unit, Litchfield Middle School, Art
support for Jackie’s Clean Sweep. Fighting cancer Room, 6:30 – 8 p.m., second Wednesday. Anyone interested is welcome.
appointment Hudson, NH
is difficult enough; living with it is even tougher. So
help us spread the word about this extraordinary to learn more Hudson/Litchfield Rotary, Hudson SAU Building,7:30 a.m., every Thursday.
organization. I truly believe that our communities 603-595-2205 Library Events: www.cutlerlibrary.blogspot.com
will benefit by the efforts that myself and all the other Library Trustees, Library, 7:00 pm., second Monday.
partners across the country give daily, and I hope www.chiropracticworksNH.com Litchfield Area Garden Club, 7:00 p.m., second Wednesday, email
katharford@comcast.net for location.
Litchfield Budget Committee, Campbell High, Media room, 7:00 p.m., fourth
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Highway Department deserves a lot of credit for a
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promotion of peace congresses.”
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enough to do any of that. He may, but that
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slight woman, a nurse beaten nearly to death by
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over-burdened taxpayer. State infants from the Warsaw Ghetto. area.
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established by Alfred Nobel. A “looser” of the the Hudson Firefighters Relief Association looking
award, without a doubt, clearly acted in the for donations of blankets. Within a few weeks,
traditions sought by Mr. Nobel of “those who, over 350 blankets had been donated and were
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conferred the greatest benefit on mankind.” The after the blankets were delivered, firefighters
Prize committee dishonors the intent of the prize learned of a second need of clothing. A second
and the recipient by its award. Drive was started, and the response to assist the
residents of Colebrook became a community
Jordan Ulery - Hudson undertaking. Within a week, an 18-foot box truck
SAT Prep Course was filled end-to-end and delivered to Colebrook
on October 13.
offered by Club Z! Thank You The outpouring of donations and support
Tutoring Services at for a Successful PumpkinFest by residents, town employees, school district
employees, school children, members of the
Alvirne High We would like to take this opportunity to
fire department, Hudson~Litchfield News, and
thank all of the organizations and volunteers who
School helped make last weekend’s Kiwanis PumpkinFest
Confidential Shredding brought this Drive to
levels well exceeding expectations and bringing
15 hours of a success. Rather than listing all the names and
possibly, or
Helping Hands volunteers to tears.
instruction to more likely
The community support has moved past
Colebrook. With the amount of donations, the
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local police departments, and helped create The Hudson Board of Selectmen and I am grateful to be alive and think of you
a more accurate background check system. Benson Park Committee will host an Open with a full heart as I remember the many
Thank you for your diligence. House at Benson Park from 10 a.m. to occasions we’ve shared together. Blessings
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2 p.m. on October 24 and 25. This will
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October 28, 2009 times that number watching from the stands, the stadium was
as full as it would be at any football game. Under clear skies
and a fall chill in the air, band after band took the field, decked
7 pm- 9 pm out in spotless uniforms and plumed hats. The flags of the color
(across from Alvirne High School) stadium lights glinting off the gleaming tubas, flutes and
horns.
Hosted by the Hudson Historical Society This event was an opportunity for bands to make
new friends, demonstrate their musical spirit, measure
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Building Bridges in Las Vegas report will govern federal ocean and Great Lakes waters.
The report focuses on shifting to “ecosystem-based
management as a foundational principle for the comprehensive
Local electrologist, Rita Souza, CPE, LE, recently attended relationships with physicians. The idea that electrology management of the ocean, our coasts, and the Great Lakes.”
the annual weekend convention of the American Electrology practitioners are not really part of the medical community makes Of particular concern to many organizations is the absence of
Association (AEA) in Las Vegas, Nevada, October 9-11. This it hard for an electrologist who identifies a serious problem to act any reference in the report to the positive impact recreational
convention represented the largest annual educational gathering of as an effective advocate for their client. They can recommend that anglers have on aquatic conservation. Instead, it raises an alarm
professional electrologists from all over the USA, Europe and Asia. their client see a doctor, but after that, the patient is on their own. as to what the framework for zoning in these waters will be.
The American Electrology Association is the largest international As an important step toward building the bridge between The consequence of that framework could result in severe
non-profit membership organization for permanent hair removal electrology and medicine, the convention keynote speaker this restrictions including the elimination of many popular,
professionals. It exists to promote the highest standards in year was Lesly S. Davidson, M.D., a dermatologist from Mount historically important recreational fishing areas. Numerous
electrology education, practice and ethics and champion state Pleasant, SC. Dr. Davidson discussed how to develop and expand conservation organizations have publicly stated their concerns
licensing and regulation of the profession to protect the public the relationship with physicians and gain their confidence so that over this plan. Rob Sexton, U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance vice
interest. electrologists can better serve clients. president for government affairs stated, “If access for fishing
This year, the convention focused on a subject of great Rita also heard the latest information on professional record- becomes overly restricted, there will be a significant decline in
importance to both practitioners and patients: getting the attention keeping, marketing, legal issues, medical herbal therapy and aging resources dedicated to future conservation.”
of physicians. People seek electrolysis as a solution for excess positively. It was a great experience and bringing home so much
Charlie Chalk can be reached at outdoorswithcharlie@areanewsgroup.com
hair growth simply because they find it unsightly or embarrassing. quality information has inspired renewed energy!
Professional electrologists, however, understand that hair does By making the annual commitment to continuing education
not suddenly appear without reason. They make a priority of and using the latest products and equipment, Rita has elected to
educating themselves in the underlying causes of hair growth. stay at the top of the permanent hair removal field, the only FDA Ac
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Southern New Hampshire Jazzercise located in Brook Plaza, 28 and Kris Snyder, owner of the Amherst facility warmed up the walkers ��������������������������
Lowell Road, Hudson, participated in the Making Strides Against Breast and survivors by demonstrating two Jazzercise routines on a rainy and
Cancer Walk at Greeley Park in Nashua on Sunday, October 18 for cold autumn day. ��������������������������
the tenth consecutive year. Cindy Robinson, center owner and fellow The team raised over $6,000 and was ranked as one of the top three
fundraising teams. Team leader Lynn Merchant achieved Pacesetter
status for the third year in a row, raising $2,000 and ranking in the top
10 list of fundraisers.
Local businesses including the Black Orchid Grille, Saffron Bistro,
Michael Timothy’s, Fody’s Great American Tavern, Thousand Crane, Our patient-centered approach has been
Unums, Sheer Elegance Hair Salon and Cassandra’s Salon & Spa sucessful in treating problems such as:
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Fire Chief awards were presented as follows:
The First 2009 Fire Chief’s Award was presented to Captain David
Morin who has been with the fire department fulltime for over 25
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Morin received a coveted leadership award last year for his work with
young men and women through the Boy Scouts of America Exploring Come Meet Our Team
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residents in the North Country who lost their jobs. He created the
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Pike, a person who continually displays high levels of technical
expertise and professionalism. A firefighter since 1988, Pike
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and especially MARIE for helping TEAM DORI’s wonderful ladies.” adults, when a cop is riding your
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The arrogant fence owners should pay an ever-
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is a thinly disguised attempt by the socialists to
zoning variance is approved by the board. If we waiting line, the “dump pickers”. If you feel the United U10 girls soccer team for their awesome
create yet another database. A database that
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Hudson will be a sad place to live…” minutes please move your vehicle to the side to Tournament. Everyone played great and
to track the health of every individual and then
allow those who are there to use the facility for everyone contributed to our 4-0 record! I’m
used to make anticipatory medical decisions for
“Thumbs down to parents with misplaced what it’s intended for.” really proud of all of you!! We are having a
you. Beware of socialists bearing gifts people as
priorities who would rather see their student FANTASTIC season!“
“Thumbs up to all the Hudson businesses that the eventual cost will do nothing more than keep
placed in harms way at a closer bus stop than go
donated to help support the Juvenile Diabetes them in power and keep you under their thumb.” “Thumbs down. You have
a little further to a safer one.”
Research Foundation walk, held got to be kidding me!! Spooky
in Manchester on Oct.4th. The
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town for some peace and quiet.
to Travis’s Troopers Team: Caribe I live over a mile away, can hear
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Market, Best Bet Stateline ������������������������������������������������� freaken prop. tax. That’s the
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Mary E. (Manning) George F. Deveau of Texas;
Deveau, 79, of Gilford, died three daughters, Joanne M.
unexpectedly at her daughter’s Cranshaw and her husband
home in Hudson, on October Arthur of New Hampshire,
17, 2009. Betty H. Fougerousse and her
Mary was born in Amesbury, husband Michael of Michigan
MA on May 22, 1930 daughter and Maureen A. Bedrosian
of the late John Sr. and Helen and her husband Michael of
(Doucette) Manning and was Massachusetts; a brother, John
the loving wife of George M. Manning, Jr., and his wife
Deveau (2004) with whom Margarete of Massachusetts;
she had shared 55 years of 10 grandchildren; 10 great-
marriage. grandchildren; several nieces and
Mary loved playing Bingo and shopping nephews and many dear friends.
at Wal-Mart and her two cats Sandy and a Prayer Service was held on October
Sammie. She summered at Lake Shore 21 in the Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Home
Park for many years and that is where her in Hudson. Burial will be at a later date.
beloved friends Ginny McDermott and The family has requested that donations
Jay Cohen cared for her and were like be made to the Pets In Need Fund, c/o In
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Sports
Local Gymnasts Qualify for State Sectionals
Boys Soccer submitted by Cathy Robertson-Souter
The girls are back and flying high!
third place in the all around with a
35.850.
Round Up Kicking off the fall competitive season
with a successful meet earlier in the
Level 4, Age 9-10: Paige Butler of
Windham took first place in the all
by Sue LaRoche month, the Gym-Ken Gymnastics girls’ around with a score of 36.40. First
The Alvirne Broncos hosted competitive team earned the right to year level 4 teammate Kylee Tommasi
Keene on Thursday, October advance to sectionals for all three levels of Salem made a strong showing
15, and came away with a they competed in. at sectionals, having made it to the
disappointing 2-1 loss in the At sectionals, held October 18 in competition after the first meet of their
contest. The lone goal was Hudson, the Gym-Ken girls took several lives earlier in the month.
scored by Evan LaRoche with top places, with the majority of the Level 5, Age 7-8: Alexandra Masone
help from Cody Lambert who team earning a score of 33.00 or higher of Windham took first place in the all
screened the goalie on a direct to advance to the state competition in around with a score of 35.40.
kick. Jimmy Tomaswick had December. A gymnast must score at Level 5, Age 9-10: Samantha Jezak
18 saves on the night for the least a 31.00 all around at a qualifying of Windham took second place in the
Broncos. meet to advance to sectionals and a all around with a score of 34.875.
On Tuesday, October 20, 33.00 to advance to states. Each score Gabriella Palermo of Salem took third
they traveled to Winnacunnet is a summation of their individual place in the all around with a score of
to take on the Warriors and scores on vault, bars, beam and floor 34.025.
suffered a 4-1 loss. Corey routine. Level 6 is the most advanced and
Landry scored the goal for the Congratulations the following girls difficult level in compulsories. It takes
Broncos who now sport a 2-13 for their successful showing at the hours of hard work in the gym and
record on the season and will sectionals: hours of being out in public competing
not see post-season action. Level 4, Age 6-8: Rebecca Heath of to master the skills. At Level 6, Age 13-
Windham took second place in the all plus, Lindsay Maffei of Windham took Gym Ken Gymnastics Girls Competitive Team
around competition with a total score first place in the all around with a score at the State Sectionals
Photo by Len Lathrop of 36.80. Tori Sipes of Windham took of 32.40.
16 - October 23, 2009
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