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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2006 VOL. 18 NO. 278 CONWAY, N.H. MT. WASHINGTON VALLEY’S DAILY NEWSPAPER 356-3456 FREE









CMI sues Tamworth

Motorsports group wants to build road on site of Mount Whittier racetrack

BY NATE GIARNESE application rural hotbed of politics, where

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for the same feuding between neighbors,

OSSIPEE — Racetrack permit. much of it over development,

builder Club Motorsports The latest has become all-too-common-

Inc. revved its legal engines legal action place. Now, apparently for the

Friday, simultaneously suing adds fuel to first time in the explosive track

the town for denying a wet- a long-drawn saga’s recent history, town gov-

lands permit last month, while firestorm of ernment has been pulled into

motoring up to Tamworth on c o n t r o v e r s y CMI president and court.

the same day to file a second in this small CEO Lloyd Dahmen see CMI page 8 Area emergency responders tend to victims of a single-vehicle crash

Tuesday night on Route 302. Below, the car that struck a tree. (JAMIE







Two dead in Harts

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Location car crash

BY DENA LIBNER being airlifted to Maine

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN Medical Center; Judge was

HARTS LOCATION fatally injured, and died at

— Two elderly men are the scene.

dead after their car hit a see CRASH page 5

tree on the side

of Route 302 in

Harts Location.

Willard “Tinker”

Ainsworth, 82,

of Bartlett, and

Robert Judge, 80,

of Pittsburg, were

both killed in the

Tuesday evening

accident. Ain-

sworth died after









SAU 9 budget up 8.6 percent

Public hearing tonight at John Fuller school

OPENING NIGHT HOOPS. Kennett High’s Jake Goodwin looks to break a Plymouth press during opening night basketball

action at Seidenstuecker Gymnasium in Conway Tuesday. The visiting Bobcats topped the Eagles 64-49 in the Class I BY LLOYD JONES

opener for both schools. For more on the game, see Page 31. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO) THE CONWAY DAILY SUN

Employees return to SAU

CONWAY — A public

hearing on the 2007-08 SAU

portable after building gets



Freedom board waits for fire chief before

9 proposed budget, which clean bill of health. See story

is up $94,277, or 8.64 per- on page 18.



wading back into marina’s storage request

cent, will be held tonight at

6:30 p.m. at the John Fuller

school in North Conway. Eaton and Jackson). They

That’s just one item on the will also receive an update

BY DENA LIBNER proposed boat storage expansion to January, SAU 9 board agenda (the from the facilities committee,

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claiming that Fire Chief Gene Doe’s input is SAU board is made up of which is recommending the

FREEDOM — Freedom Zoning Board con- crucial to the decision. school board members from SAU 9 offices be relocated

tinued its review of Ossipee Lake Marina’s see MARINA page 5 Albany, Bartlett, Conway, see SAU page 13



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Democratic S.D. Sen. Johnson suffers Matsuzaka arrives,

along a four-lane high-

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way.

Brandon D. Raap,





possible stroke, weeks before party to close to Sox deal

16, faces speeding and

misdemeanor reckless

driving charges and





take control by one-vote margin

could have his license

suspended, police said. BOSTON (AP) — Daisuke Matsu-

Sheriff’s deputies zaka arrived in Boston yesterday with

stopped Raap’s Subaru Red Sox officials as the sides neared

Impreza along a rural agreement on a $52 million, six-year

stretch of U.S. 30 at WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic Sen. and asked if there were any additional ques- contract.

12:40 a.m. Saturday Tim Johnson of South Dakota suffered a pos- tions, then ended the call. After a flight from Orange County,

going almost 90 mph sible stroke yesterday and was taken to a Spokeswoman Julianne Fisher said he Calif., the tri-jet of Boston owner John

faster than the posted

Washington hospital, weeks before his party walked back to his Capitol office after the call Henry, with a big Red Sox logo on its

55 mph limit, police

said. was to take control of the Senate by a one- but appeared to not be feeling well. The Capi- tail, landed at Hanscom Field in sub-

It might be one of vote margin. tol physician came to his office and examined urban Bedford at 5:16 p.m.

the fastest speed ever Democrats won a 51-49 majority in the him, and it was decided he should go to the Red Sox chairman Tom Werner,

recorded on the north- November election. South Dakota’s governor, hospital. president Larry Lucchino and gen-

western Indiana coun- who would appoint any temporary replace- He was taken by ambulance to George eral manager Theo Epstein were seen

ty’s roads, said Porter ment, is a Republican. Washington University Hospital around coming off the plane with Matsuzaka

County sheriff’s spokes- Johnson, who will be 60 on Dec. 28, became noon, Fisher said. and agent Scott Boras in a light rain.

man Sgt. Tim Emmons. disoriented during a conference call with ‘‘It was caught very early,’’ she said. Several dozen fans were on hand to

Raap told police he reporters at midday yesterday, stuttering in Johnson’s office released a statement saying great Matsuzaka, who waved and smiled

was late getting home

response to a question. He appeared to recover he had suffered a possible stroke. as he was driven away from the airport.

and didn’t want his par-





Botswana court finds Bushmen were Lettuce blamed now, not scallions

ents to be angry, Deputy

John Brubaker said in

his report. Raap told



wrongfully evicted from ancestral lands

Brubaker he didn’t have

a curfew but is usually WASHINGTON (AP) — Taco Bell had said con-

home by midnight. Lettuce was the most likely taminated green onions were

Brubaker didn’t arrest LOBATSE, Botswana (AP) mond and mineral potential of a source of an outbreak of E. responsible for the cases of

Raap, but told him to — Botswana’s High Court ruled reserve the size of Switzerland. coli linked to Taco Bell, fed- food poisoning. Follow-up

drive straight home and yesterday that the country’s The government claimed the eral health officials said yes- government testing, however,

call him within an hour. terday. failed to confirm that.

Bushmen are entitled to live and tribe agreed to move as part of



Jury finds for Merck in latest Vioxx trial

hunt on their ancestral lands efforts to protect the reserve, that

SAYWHAT... in the Central Kalahari Game it had already owned the mineral





“

Reserve, a decision hailed as a rights, and that the tribe had

I think God’s victory for indigenous peoples. been compensated for the land. NEW ORLEANS (AP) heart attack was rejected

going to come down The Basarwa tribesmen had ‘‘I feel only happiness and con- — A Tennessee man’s claim Wednesday by a federal jury,

and pull civilization over accused the government of evict- fidence that I can go back,’’ said that the maker of the since- the fourth victory for drug

for speeding.” ing them — in many cases at Junanda Gakelevone for a group withdrawn painkiller Vioxx maker Merck & Co. in five

— Steven Wright

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Shea-Porter Woman sues Ossipee man for bathroom videotaping

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to education DOVER (AP) — A Rochester woman is out her permission, defendant videotaped videotapes were found in the home, but





committee

suing an Ossipee man she claims secretly plaintiff while she was in the shower and there is no evidence that the tapes were

videotaped her in the bathroom of his while she was using the bathroom,’’ court distributed.

home. papers said. Lawyer John Sherman, who represents

The lawsuit accuses Edwin Wilder, 46, According to Ossipee Police Chief Rich- the woman filing the lawsuit, said his

CONCORD (AP) — New of videotaping the woman — referred to ard Morgan, Wilder faces three misde- client has not determine how much money

Hampshire’s two freshmen in court papers as ‘‘Jane Doe’’ — while she meanor charges for videotaping women she will seek in the lawsuit, which claims

representatives in Con- was a guest at his home in late August. from Rochester, Ossipee and Wakefield the woman has suffered depression, post

gress say they’re pleased He was arrested Dec. 9 and charged with on three separate occasions. He said he traumatic stress and other ailments as a

to have gotten their first- invasion of privacy, alleging he videotaped believes the women were friends of Wild- result of the taping.

choice picks for committee three women on various dates. er’s wife. Wilder will be arraigned on the crimi-

assignments. ‘‘Unbeknownst to plaintiff, and with- Morgan said recording equipment and nal charges Jan. 19.

U.S. House Speaker



DES defends appeal on dug-in boathouse law Police link video game

Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday

named Concord Democrat



thefts across New England

Paul Hodes to the Gov-

ernment Reform Commit- CONCORD (AP) — The Department Spaulding argues gives the impres-

tee. She named Rochester of Environmental Services is pursuing sion that DES is a cheerleader for the

Democrat Carol Shea- a court ruling on the approval of boat- boathouses. HOOKSETT (AP) — Police say the theft of

Porter to the Education house building projects in order to ‘‘It creates a bad image for the state, more than $20,000 in video game equipment and

and Workforce Commit- clarify the law, not because it endorses particularly for your department, software from a Hooksett store could be linked to

tee. a controversial construction trend, to be saying that these dug-in boat- a string of burglaries across New England.

Hodes and Shea-Porter, officials said Tuesday. houses are good for the environment,’’ Surveillance tape at the EP Games store shows

both first-time hold- State law bans the construction of Spaulding said during a meeting at three masked burglars disabling the store’s secu-

ers of elected office, said lake boathouses at the shoreline, but which the council approved two more rity alarm late Sunday night and making off with

their committee assign- in an attempt to skirt the law, many dug-in boathouses. 22 consoles, police said. The suspects also stole at

ments fit their campaign property owners have built boathouses DES Commissioner Tom Burack, of least $13,000 worth of games.

platforms. inland and then dredged the lake bed Jackson, denied that characterization, ‘‘When you watch the video, you’ll see these

Hodes on Wednesday so the water meets the building. Last saying he appealed in order to get guys know exactly what they’re doing,’’ Lt. Paul

was expected to announce year, after state officials approved clarification on the law. Cecilio said. ‘‘These guys are highly organized,

that Bow state Rep. Mary numerous applications for such ‘‘dug- The department takes no position which only means they’re going to hit again.’’

Beth Walz will be his dis- in’’ boathouses, a judge ruled that the on whether boathouses are good or The crime may be connected to several other

trict director. He also was Department of Environmental Ser- bad, he said. But the original ruling similar thefts across the region, including two

expected to name former vices had been too lenient in approv- raised questions that need answering burglaries last month at EP Games stores in

campaign manager Dana ing the construction permits. because it could affect any kind of con- Derry and Bedford, police said. Investigators are

Houle as his chief of The department appealed the ruling, struction within certain areas of the discussing potential links to similar burglaries in

staff. a move Executive Councilor Peter shore, he said. Massachusetts and Rhode Island as well.



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Pesticide Applicator Initial Certification Training. The Uni-

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 versity of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is presenting

Crocheters Hook Up. Crochet group meetings have started, day one of this two-day workshop for those individuals who are

EVERY THURSDAY

from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Gibson Center social room. All are required to obtain a Pesticide Applicators License. The work- Monthly Art Show. Every Thursday, Madison Public Library

welcome. Cost is $3. If interested, call Joann at 356-9925 or e- shop is Dec. 15 and 16 at the Remick Country Doctor Farm in hosts their monthly art show with open hours to the public from

mail craft5@localnet.com. Tamworth. If you are planning to take the test, or are planning to 4 to 7 p.m., showing the work of local artists. For more informa-

‘HMS Pinafore’. Advice To The Players presents Gilbert & use pesticides in your work and need to take the test, this work- tion, call the library at 367-8545 or visit www.ci.madison.nh.us/

Sullivan’s comically musical “HMS Pinafore” at The Barnstorm- shop will give you the knowledge, skill and confidence needed to library.

ers Theatre, Tamworth, Dec. 14-17. Curtain at 7 p.m. Thursday. use IPM techniques to protect yourself and the environment. The Holiday Story Time. Every Thursday through Dec. 21,

Friday and Saturday; Sunday 2 p.m. Tickets: $12 adults, $10 workshop is free of charge; however, space is limited and pre- Conway Public Library hosts Holiday Story Time for three- and

seniors, $7 students, available at The Other Store Tamworth, registration is required. To pre-register, call 629-9494 or register four-year-olds at 10:30 a.m., with seasonal stories, songs and

The Sandwich General Store, or the door. For more information, on-line at www.events.unh.edu/register.shtml?event_id=2375. fingerplays. Forty-five minutes of holiday fun. No registration

necessary. Guests and older siblings welcome.

call 677-2739. ‘HMS Pinafore’. Advice To The Players presents Gilbert

Yoga Class. Every Thursday from Dec. 14 through Jan. 18,

White Birch Books Mystery Book Club. White Birch Books & Sullivan’s comically musical “HMS Pinafore” at The Barn- experience an eclectic style of kripalu yoga. Hatha yoga pos-

Mystery Book Club will discuss a Murder, She Wrote, “A Little stormers Theatre, Tamworth, at 7 p.m. Tickets: $12 adults, $10 tures paired with breath, meditation and relaxation. All levels

Yuletide Murder,” by Jessica Fletcher and Donald Bain, on Thurs- seniors, $7 students, available at The Other Store Tamworth, welcome, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 5:45 to 7:15 p.m. at the Inn at

day, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. All are welcome whether or not they have The Sandwich General Store, or at the door. For more informa- Thorn Hill, Jackson. Cost is $11 per class. Please contact Car-

read the book. White Birch Books is located in North Conway tion, call 677-2739. lene at (603)662-8664 or log onto www.symmetreeyoga.com for

across from TD Bank North. For more information or to reserve a Contra Dance. Mountain Top Music presents a contra dance, more information.

copy of “A Little Yuletide Murder,” call White Birch Books at (603) featuring Don Primrose as the caller, at 7:30 p.m. at Runnell’s Group Walks. Every Thursday, group walks for one-half or

356-3200 or check the Web site at www.whitebirchbooks.com. Hall in Chocorua. The Davis Hill Duo provides the music, and one mile start from St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church on Route 5,

Storyteller Sid Lovett. Sid Lovett, of Holderness, appears sit-in musicians are welcome. All dances are taught. Admission Fryeburg, Maine, at 1 p.m. For more information, call (207)935-

at the Corner House Inn’s storytelling dinner program. Lovett is $6 for adults, $3 for kids. Call 356-5995 or 447-2898 for more 2068.

is a natural storyteller who engages audiences with his home- information. Family Music Programs. Every Thursday until Dec. 14,

spun tales and keen wit. The Corner House features storytell- ‘The Legend of the Candy Cane’. An evening of dramatic story making music is fun at Mountain Top Music Center. Music for

ing dinners every Thursday evening from late October through telling, puppets, Christmas carols, candy cane craft and refresh- Babies, a free program, runs from 9:30 to 10 a.m. The toddlers’

May. Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m., and the price is $16.95 per ments, Friday, Dec. 15, and Saturday, Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. at The class runs from 10:15 to 11 a.m. and costs $7. Both classes take

person. For more information and reservations contact the Echo Building in Conway. Free for the entire family! The event is place in the Church of the Nativity in North Conway. Call 356-

Corner House in Center Sandwich at 284-6219, or by email at sponsored by CPM Kids. For more information, call 447-6686. 5995 for more information or to register for these classes.

info@cornerhouseinn.com. Auditions for ‘Joseph’. The Lutheran Church of the Nativ- Alateen. Every Thursday, Alateen meets at the White Moun-

tain Community Health Center in Conway, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Trout Unlimited. Trout Unlimited-Saco Valley Anglers meet at ity announces auditions for the musical production of “Joseph,”

Friendship, hope and experience are shared between young-

The Met at 7 p.m. Bring a gift for the Yankee Swap. to be performed in North Conway in March. The rehearsals will sters affected by a friend’s or family member’s alcoholism or

Mountain Top Recital. Mountain Top Music Center presents run from January through February. Everyone who comes to the substance abuse. For ages 12 to 19. Enter by the door to the

the students of Doris Henney, Randy Oulette and Jenny Ouel- auditions will be chosen to be in the cast, but it is necessary to left of the main entrance. For more information, call 447-8900

lette in recital at 6 p.m. at the Merriman House at The Memorial have us hear everyone so we can select a cast. Auditions will or 356-9337.

Hospital in North Conway. For more information, call 356-5995. be on Friday, Dec. 15, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Church Transitions. Every Thursday, a program on Transitions weight

White Mountain Amateur Radio Club. The White Mountain of the Nativity on Grove Street in Conway, and also on Satur- loss lifestyle system takes place at 6:30 p.m. at T. Murray Well-

Amateur Radio Club (www.w1mwv.com) holds its monthly meet- day, Dec. 16, from 4 to 6 p.m. If you are unable to make these ness Center, Pleasant Street (the old Cinnamon Tree), Conway.

ing from 6 to 8 p.m. downstairs in the Ham Community Room, times, contact director Karen M. Page at (603) 986-7191 or at For more information, call (603)986-5476.

Main Street, Conway. The meeting starts 6:30. Luke KB1IIR will kminkpage@yahoo.com. All ages are welcome. Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous Jackson

update the club on the climber that will need radio support for a Fair Housing Resources. A presentation on Fair Housing Step Group meets at Jackson Community Church parish hall

solo climb up Mount Washington in January. The club will have Resources will be hosted by the Friends of Families Coalition from from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Young People’s Group: Young at Heart

a crystal radio fired up that was donated to the club from the 8:30 to 10 a.m. at Tri County Community Action Program, Route meets at Conway Methodist Church hall in Conway Village from

1920 to 1930 vintage. Meet and greet eight new students that 16, Tamworth, NH. Christine Lavallee, staff attorney from NH Legal 7 to 8 p.m. New Sunlight Group meets at Christ Church Episco-

are in the first Tech Ham Radio class. The club is open to the Assistance will present information related to fair housing and the pal, North Conway, from 12 to 1 p.m. Big Book Step Study Group

public. For more information, contact Greg at (603) 356-3875 or eviction process. Other organizations that work with issues related meets at Conway Village Congregational Church, Conway Vil-

Sirgreg@adelphia.net. to housing are invited to come and share their resources as well. lage, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Come As You Are Group meets at

Winter Bird Ecology. Tin Mountain Conservation Center This event is free and open to the public. The Friends of Families United Methodist Church, Route 302, Center Conway Village,

from 8 to 9 p.m.

naturalist Joshua Potter presents a nature program, “Bird Ecol- Coalition is a networking group whose mission is to maximize

Yoga Classes. Every Thursday from 8:30 to 10 a.m., yoga

ogy,” at 7 p.m. at the Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett. Learn bird awareness of and access to vital human services within Carroll classes with Yoga Alliance Certified Yoga Teacher Leslee

identification skills and interesting bird facts. Donations of $3 per County, NH. The group is open to any human service professional Hartwell at The Eastern Slope Inn Resort, Main Street, North

person or $5 per family are appreciated. For more information, in Carroll County who serves families: health care providers and Conway. Classes are open to the public. Cost is $12 per drop-

contact Josh or Donna at (603) 447-6991, or visit our Web site support staff, school nurses, educators, youth and adolescent ser- in class. Equipment is provided. For more information, call 356-

at www.tinmtn.org. vice providers, home visitors, social workers, counselors, town wel- 6321 or (207)625-4756.

Holiday Dance. Gibson Center hosts a holiday dance at 6:30 fare officers, clergy and any concerned citizen who is invested in Family Planning. Ossipee Family Planning offers confidential

p.m. Cost is $5 and a contribution to the food bank. Alice Clapp the health and wellness of Carroll County, NH families. For more reporductive health care by appointment from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at

will play ballroom dance music. information contact 662-4811. 127 Route 28, Ossipee. For more information, call 539-7552.

Family Fun Night. A Family Fun Night to benefit North North Conway Library Open House. North Conway Library Taoist Tai Chi. Every Thursday, beginning Taoist tai chi will

Conway Day Care Center will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. at Friend- holds an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. You are cordially invited be offered from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Taoist Tai Chi Society’s

ly’s Restaurant. There will be many great prizes, a 50/50 raffle, to visit the library and to enjoy a cup of eggnog and a sweet to North Conway center. The classes will introduce the Taoist form

and a drawing for a combined raffle with Friendly’s for Polar celebrate the holiday season. In addition, the Polaris String Trio of tai chi, a series of slow, gentle movements designed to pro-

Express tickets. will provide musical entertainment. Check out new books, DVDs, mote flexibility, balance and general good health. Register at first

books on tape and CD, chat with friends, or buy a ticket for a class. For more information, call 356-5581.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 big winter raffle. The winner will receive a huge treasure chest WIC Clinic. Second and third Thursday of every month, a WIC

Holiday Art Show and Sale. MWV Arts Association holds with more than 25 items for your home and your person, holiday clinic takes place at Conway Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to

decorations, kitchen items, ski lessons, Reiki treatments, gift 12 p.m. Call (800) 411-1106 for more information.

its annual Holiday Art Show and Sale at Settlers’ Green Outlet

PAUSE. Second Thursday of each month, Parents Actively

Village (near Aeropostale) in North Conway Friday, Saturday certificates for fresh baked goods and sweets, gourmet coffees,

United for School Excellence meets at Memorial Hospital in the

and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open daily from Dec. 26- and more. Tickets are one for $2, three for $5 and seven for $10. sunroom from 6 to 8 p.m. For more information, call Lisa Ingemi

30, closed Christmas Day. Over 100 paintings, photographs and For more information about the holiday open house or the winter at 447-6511.

unframed prints. raffle, contact the North Conway Library at 356-2961.





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MARINA from page one Other opponents of the application

CRASH from page one

“I’m not sure why we’re so cavalier about believe that the marina’s request flies in

Principal marina owner Kevin Price the face of the conditions established in

applied for unlimited winter boat storage this issue of fire. It’s a very real issue.” 1997.

Ainsworth was

— Freedom resident Scott Cunningham driving the vehicle

on part of his property, which would be “The marina has previously asked to when it left the

delineated by a fence. expand the number of boats stored out- eastbound lane and

Some opponents of the application argue doors, and the board has previously turned struck a tree on the

that the request should be denied because decided to continue the hearing again. The those applications down,” said attorney opposite side of the

of a storage limit set by the zoning board threat of fire to the marina and its custom- Fay Melendy, speaking on behalf of abut- road, according to a

nine years ago. ers’ fiberglass boats was the cause of the ters to the marina. “What you have here is Carroll County Sher-

In 1997, the zoning board gave Price most recent condition. an extraordinary expansion of storage by iff’s Department

permission to build two, 10,000-square- “How many of you have seen fiberglass the marina. press release. The

foot boat storage units. A condition of the burn? It burns fiercely,” said Don Bossi, a “In less than 10 years, a non-conforming accident occurred by

board’s approval was a cap on the number former zoning board member who helped use that your ordinance says should not the Dry River Camp-

of boats Price could store on the six-lot establish the marina’s 1997 conditions. “It be increased by more than 20 percent, has ground.

Freedom marina: 225 boats indoors, and puts out a lot of smoke. gone from 31 to possibly 400 boats. Look There was one sur-

23 outdoors. “I strongly recommend you really give very seriously at what you’re really being vivor of the crash.

Today, Price claims he misunderstood some serious thought to the suggestion asked to do,” she finished. Tinker Ainsworth’s

parts of that condition. The board’s intent that this application should be approved,” The zoning board continued the public older brother, Archie

was that the 23 outdoor boats would he added. hearing to Jan. 22, at 7 p.m., hoping that “Stubby” Ainsworth,

include those for sale, repair, storage or Freedom resident Scott Cunningham Chief Doe would attend. 86, was airlifted

those Price owns privately. Price assumed urged the zoning board to take the issue of The continuation is inconvenient for to Maine Medical

that number only included boats he was fire seriously. Price, who was hoping to have the issue Center after the

storing over the winter for customers. “Seems to me, the elephant in the room resolved before the winter season (previ- crash.

As a result, Price has stored over 100 here is the issue of putting out a fire in the ous boards defined the winter season for The cause of the

boats outdoors in past winters; he has said fiberglass boats,” he said. “You see pictures his marina as beginning on Dec. 21). collision is still

that he is being “economically hung” by the in boating magazines of fire departments Price wondered if he would have to bring under investiga-

limited number of boats he is currently attempting to put out those sorts of fires, the number of onsite boats into compliance tion. Departments

able to store. His most recent application and it doesn’t work. for the winter season if the board could, that responded to

— the third review of which is scheduled “I’m not sure why we’re so cavalier about potentially, increase the number allowed the crash included

for Jan. 22 — seeks to increase the 248-cap this issue of fire,” he said. “It’s a very real after the season’s start. New Hampshire

of stored boats to more than 300. issue.” “If I was to leave all the boats there until State Police, Bartlett

Price hasn’t settled on a number, how- The marina is currently equipped with January, what would the fine be?” he asked. Police Department,

ever. He seeks to limit the number of fire and burglar alarms, but no sprinkler “If the expansion was granted in January, B a r t l e t t / Ja c k s o n

winter-stored boats not by quantity, but system — not even in the two, 10,000 would any fine be waived?” Ambulance, North

by area. His plans show a stockade fence square-foot boat storage units. The town “That would be up to selectmen,” Town Conway Ambulance,

around the perimeter of almost 68,000 doesn’t require it, according to Price, who Attorney Peter Malia answered. Bartlett Fire Depart-

unsheltered square-feet. has reviewed his plans with Chief Doe.

ment, D.A.R.T and

After the second, Dec. 12 review of “The cost of installing a sprinkler system Reporter Dena Libner can be contacted at Life Flight.

Price’s application, zoning board members would be prohibitive,” Price explained. dena@conwaydailysun.com.





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LETTERS

With no home, M&D board not continuing Tom McLaughlin





The last month

To the editor: and are especially proud to

As many of our community have ended our season with

members are aware, M&D the wonderfully received

Productions has been unsuc- “High School Musical” which

cessful in our pursuit of secur- gave so many of our school-

ing a permanent home for our age actors their first oppor-

theater. We were informed tunity to participate in and

this past spring that our lease experience a theatrical pro- Things freeze deeply in December. The can really plummet this month. The cold-

at the Red Barn Outlet Center duction. earth hardens. This last month of the year has est temperature I ever witnessed occurred

would not be renewed as of We extend our sincere a sharp smell — not unpleasant, just not soft early during week one of my first December

Oct. 1. We are, once again, gratitude and thanks to our like organic smells that travel on a medium of in Maine. My third daughter was born Dec. 2,

without a home. community and our generous warm, moist air in seasons just passed. Warm- and I returned alone from the hospital while

M&D Productions stands sponsors. Your loyal and con- blooded creatures know profoundly that we’re my other children stayed with in-laws. Before

proud of past accomplish- tinued support of M&D Pro- vulnerable to northern elements in winter and my eyes opened the next morning, I smelled

ments and the commitment ductions made it much easier must take precautions to survive. When we cold. The stove had nearly gone out, but there

to not only entertain, but also to deal with the ongoing chal- venture out, that knowledge makes us keener. were a few tiny embers left to get it going

educate, and give back to our lenges of keeping our small If we’re incautious we freeze, perhaps to death. again. I refilled it, got it cranking, and tried to

community by donating 50 theater alive and viable. But When we brave the cold in New England, it

percent of the net proceeds without a home, the board gives us a certain state of mind. We’re vigi-

for most productions to other of directors of M&D Produc- lant when we’re outside. When we’re dressed When the entire surface freeze over and it

local non-profit organizations. tions has made the very dif- right, with the proper socks, boots, gloves and gets really cold, loon cries are replaced by

Our 2006 season provided ficult decision to not continue jacket, we’re confident, secure. It’s the security

this community with such at this time. It is our sincere we feel indoors when the stove is burning and

the echoing booms of thickening ice.

quality theater as “Cat on a hope that M&D Productions we know the woodshed is full.

Hot Tin Roof”, “Closer”, “Hot will be back to entertain you There’s little light this month when the turn on the faucet in the old dogleg tub for a

and Throbbing”, “Shirley Val- in the future. shortest day of the whole year comes three bath, but nothing happened. I got dressed and

entine” and “Frozen”. We also Board of Directors, M&D weeks in, but what light there is reaches went out to warm up the car but it wouldn’t

brought you the smash musi- Productions, Paula S. Jones, us through bare hardwoods and reflects off turn over. The thermometer read almost 40

cal hit “Forbidden Conway” President smooth-barked trees like beeches, birches and below zero. I’ve never seen it that cold since

some maples. When snow comes, the angle of but it was good basic training for this new-

I still have high hopes for the M&D dream the sun is so low, the white surface reflects

bright beams right into our eyes whenever

comer to Maine’s winter.

The lakes and ponds ice over this month.

To the editor: the way, and see that we we look south. But even the glare feels good. Lazy loons will linger while open water

I want to give my point of are basically just all human There may be little duration to December remains, but they have to vacate in December.

view on the headline of Dec. beings with a heart to make sun but we’re very aware of it at more than When the entire surface freeze over and it gets

13th paper (“Real drama: this community a better place a conscious level. We know why the ancients really cold, loon cries are replaced by the echo-

M&D board exits stage left). together. marked winter solstice, building elaborate ing booms of thickening ice. I have childhood

I feel I owe the community, It is very sad that another stone monuments to pinpoint and mark it. It’s memories of skating around ice fishermen as

loyal patrons, and supporters way of dealing with this a northern thing. a red flag would go up and, hand-over-hand, a

that much. After all it is “your- couldn’t be found. Only time December is quiet, but the slightest sound fisherman would pull up a struggling pickerel

theatre.com.” When I started will tell when this all pans can carry a good distance. Cold things move or eel that had its own life way down beneath

this over seven years ago, I out: if and how M&D Produc- sluggishly. Some animals go down under- the cold, thick ice I was standing on. How dif-

only had one guiding vision: to tions will continue to provide ground and curl up on themselves in hiber- ferent those cold-blooded creatures were from

create a theater company that quality philanthopic theater nation and dream the dreams of their species us mammals on the surface in our thick cloth-

invited everyone to be part of for the community. At this in that dormant state. Others burrow around ing and boots. If we assumed their tempera-

a larger collaborative family; time I am striving to put under the snow looking for seeds, and still ture, we’d be dead, as each of our bodies would

a place where a community, together a fact-finding com- others prowl above the snow listening for that be sooner or later, cold and lying horizontal

its supporters and patrons mittee to seek guidance on burrowing sound to pounce on and eat what- beneath the hard ground when our struggles

alike can come together and where to go from here, and ever is stirring. Coyotes below Christian Hill were over. Another part of us, however, would

share ideas, free to make anyone interested in trying to seem to howl more in December. Was it the transcend it all and abide somewhere else.

comments and even disagree accomplish this goal should e- full moon recently passed? Have they done That’s why Christians chose to celebrate

at times — all through the mail me at delancey16@msn. it every year but I was too sleepy to awaken? the birth of Christ at the end of this cold, dark

venue of live theater. To see com. I still have high hopes When I hear their high-pitched yipping, I pic- month, I think. That birth gave hope to us

that there is always another for this dream, and I admire ture a pack of them chasing deer wounded creatures His Father created in His image and

point of view than just your everyone’s support. during the just-ended hunting season. Or, likeness — the hope that we could indeed win

own. And in that hopeful real- Mark DeLancey, M&D Pro- perhaps it’s just the coyotes’ nature to howl our great struggle in the end. In that Spirit, I

ization, maybe we can calmly ductions at night — announcing to all that they exist, wish you a Merry Christmas.

discuss things, have fun along Conway that they’re making their way in the world

just as the rest of us struggle to, each in our Tom McLaughlin is a teacher and columnist

own realm. who lives in Lovell, Maine. He can be reached on

Though it hasn’t yet, the thermometer his blog at http://tommclaughlin.blogspot.com

Mt. Washington Valley’s DAILY Newspaper

Mark Guerringue Publisher Adam Hirshan Editor –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– LETTERS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

David Carkhuff Assistant Editor Bart Bachman Special Sections Editor

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William A. Huffman Wire/Entertainment Editor Jamie Gemmiti Photographer

‘Dramatic’ M&D article contains inaccuracies and misquotes

Nate Giarnese, Dena Libner Reporters Mary Meier Editorial Assistant To the editor: the story that was properly conveyed.

Joyce Brothers Operations Manager Frank Haddy Pressroom Manager I would like to take this opportunity to I personally grasped the intent of Paula’s

Darcy Farrar Graphics Manager Paul Noel Assistant Pressroom Manager address a couple of factual issues in the rather letter, the board’s resignation, but understand

Rick Luksza Display Advertising Sales Manager

Heather Baillargeon, Frank DiFruscio, Jane Duggan Sales Representatives

sensationalist article which appeared on the why there may have been some misunder-

Dinah Salazar, Jamie Brothers, Hannah Russell Classifieds cover of today’s newspaper (“Real drama: M&D standing regarding the continuing status of

Robert Struble Jr., Priscilla Ellis, Patty Tilton Graphic Artists board exits stage left,” Dec. 13). First and fore- M&D Productions. While I applaud your inter-

Bob Harrow Insert Manager David Barbour, Doris Jean Ivey Press Assistants most was the “last to know” phrase in the sub- est in the subject of community theater, I sin-

“Seeking the truth and printing it” title and the misquote about being blindsided cerely wish the paper had been as “front page”

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN is published by the resignation of the board. I was indeed oriented about good news regarding M&D: the

Monday through Saturday by Country News Club, Inc. the last to know about a letter to the paper, but community contributions, award winning the-

Dave Danforth, Mark Guerringue, Adam Hirshan Founders never indicated I was unaware of resignations. I ater, statewide recognition for its productions,

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–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– DISTRICT COURT–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Following are recent adjudications in District rection for 60 days. The entire fine and sen- assault. He was fined $1,000, $300 of which nine months.

Court of Northern Carroll County: tence were suspended. was suspended • David A. Goodwin, 40, of Conway, pleaded

• Tammy Sinapius, 36, of Effingham, • Susan A. Lombness, 34, of Madison, • James Marie, 17, of Glen, pleaded guilty guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was

pleaded guilty to three counts of issuing pleaded guilty to issuing bad checks. She to possession and use of tobacco products fined $500, and his license was revoked for

bad checks. She was fined a total of $450 was fined $150, all of which was suspended by minors. He was fined $100. nine months.

and sentenced to the House of Correction on the condition of good behavior. • Jenny Lee Paiva, 25, of Taunton, Mass., • Brian L. McAllister, 30, of Silver Lake,

for 90 days. The entire fine and sentence • William C. Grondin, 53, of Conway, pleaded no contest to simple assault pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated.

were suspended on the condition of good pleaded guilty to default or breach of (mutual consent). She was fined $200. He was fined $500, and his license was

behavior. bail conditions. He was sentenced to the • Cynthia Vigeant, 17, of Freedom, pleaded revoked for nine months.

• James M. Chebetnov, 38, of North House of Correction for 40 days. A charge guilty to possession of a controlled drug. • Cody P. Floyd, 18, of Center Conway,

Conway, pleaded guilty to simple assault. of simple assault was dismissed, and a She was fined $350. pleaded guilty to negligent driving. He was

He was sentenced to the House of Correc- second charge of default or breach of bail • Serena M. Colinan, 28, of Bridgewater, fined $250.

tion for one year, suspended on the condi- conditions was placed on file without find- Mass., pleaded no contest to simple assault • Peter K. Mudgett Jr., 19, of Durham,

tion of good behavior for one year. ing. (mutual consent). She was fined $200. pleaded guilty to transporting of alcohol by

• Linda P. Chiaccio, 43, of Fryeburg, Maine, • Ralph D. Thurston, 40, of Madison, • Thomas Martin, 22, of Freedom, pleaded a minor. He was fined $250, half of which

pleaded no contest to simple assault. She pleaded guilty to false imprisonment, guilty to possession of drugs in motor vehi- was suspended, and his license was sus-

was fined $350 and sentenced to 30 days obstructing report of crime or injury, operat- cle. He was fined $350, and his license was pended for 60 days.

in the House of Correction. The entire fine ing after suspension and criminal mischief. revoked for 60 days. • Michael D. Thurston, 41, of Conway,

and sentence were suspended. A charge of For false imprisonment, he was fined $150 • Justin Magee, 17, of Conway, pleaded pleaded guilty to driving after revocation or

criminal mischief was placed on file without and sentenced to the House of Correction guilty to simple assault. He was fined $500 suspension. He was fined $500, and sen-

finding. for 60 days, with all 60 days suspended. and sentenced to the House of Corrections tenced to the House of Correction for 30

• Thomas W. Dunshee, 47, of North For obstruction, he was fined $150 and for 30 days. The entire sentence and fine days. All 30 days were suspended.

Conway, pleaded guilty to disorderly con- sentenced to the House of Correction for were suspended. • Robert C. Yount, 22, of St. Johnsbury, Vt.,

duct. He was fined $500, all of which was 60 days, with all 60 days suspended. For • Jose M. Benjamin, 41, of Tamworth, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled

suspended on the condition of good behav- operating after suspension, he was fined pleaded guilty to negligent driving. He was drug. He was fined $350.

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and sentenced to the House of Correction for 30 days. All

Felon charged with Christmas Eve molestation

30 days were suspended. BY DENA LIBNER 2005. He is also accused of fon- Jacques faces four counts of felo-

• Jason P. Coles, 28, of North Conway, pleaded guilty to

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN dling her. nious aggravated sexual assault.

operating without a valid license. He was fined $300. A CONWAY — A Center Conway Two further sexual assault He waived his probable cause

charge of driving after revocation or suspension was not felon accused of sexually assault- charges stem from events in mid- hearing in district court Dec. 7,

prosecuted. ing a child at least four times got October of this year; the victim and the charges were bound to

• Alyssa A. Long, 17, of South Yarmouth, Mass., pleaded two weapons charges tacked onto was the same female, under 13 Carroll County Superior Court

guilty to shoplifting. She was fined $350. A charge of pos- years old, according to the court for indictment.

session and use of tobacco was placed on file without find-

his superior court-bound laundry

list of alleged felonies. documents. One charge, simi- In late November, police found

ing.

Gregory J. Jacques, 34, lar to the alleged Dec. 24 event, an air rifle and a 3-foot-long sword

• A charge against Cleon Charles, 63, of Conway, of simple

assault was placed on file without finding. assaulted a girl under the age accused him of “allowing the in Jacques’ home. As a result,

• Two charges against Brian S. Gibson, 29, of Bartlett, of of 13 twice in his apartment on victim to perform” oral sex; the Jacques, who was convicted of

drivers license prohibitions and suspended registration Christmas Eve in 2005, accord- other accuses him of performing felony-level criminal mischief in

were placed on file without finding. ing to district court documents. oral sex on the girl. Coos County Superior Court in

• A charge against Christopher Kenny, 19, of North Conway, Jacques is said to have “allowed Those incidents are also alleged 1998, also has been charged with

of possession of a controlled drug was placed on file with- the victim to perform” oral sex on to have occurred in his Center two counts of being a felon in pos-

out finding. him around midnight of Dec. 24, Conway apartment. session of a dangerous weapon.

• A charge against Robert Maguire, 18, of Madison, of pos-

session of a controlled drug was placed on file without find-

ing. Ten victims fall for local Iraqi currency scam, indictment asserts

• Charges against Margaret M. McCusker, 48, of Center

Conway, of driving while under the influence and transport-

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Conway, of possession of controlled/narcotic drugs was of unwitting victims. money. more than 50 years behind bars.

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SAU from page one “ ( To n i g h t ’s (including por- ning by July 1. D a v i - fairness and

meeting) is table); $4,160 for There was dis- son agreed equity person,”

from the current Pine another oppor- repairs/mainte- cussion about with Swett, Davison pointed

Street location in North tunity when nance of build- the 4 percent saying the out there “was a

Conway to the soon-to- changes can ing-general; increase in sala- average cost significant differ-

be vacated Mount Wash- be made to the $1,000 for con- ries. Patty Swett, of living has ence” between a

ington Valley Career budget,” Nelson tracted services- of Conway, said gone up 3.1 person receiving a

Technical Center space explained, indi- CASE-E training she would not percent, less 4 percent increase

at Kennett High. cating the health (for special ed.); have voted to than the on a $100,000

“There will be no insurance rate software support, support the Randy Davison p r o p o s e d Sheryl Kovalik salary compared

action taken on that rec- wasn’t set yet and George Fredette $2,145; repairs/ increase had increases in to a person on a

ommendation,” Jim Hill, there may not be maintenance of she been on the pay and benefits. $20,000 salary.

business administrator a need for $20,000 to equipment (including board at the last meet- “We have to consider “It’s not fair,” he said.

for SAU 9, said Wednes- repair the current SAU portable), $3,600; new ing. She pointed out our constituents who “I needed to speak up.”

day. “As we speak, the building on Pine Street equipment, $1,905; soft- that along with the send us here to rep- Harlow suggested a

facilities committee is in in North Conway if the ware purchase/training, salary increase, SAU resent them,” he said. 3 percent increase for

the process of arranging office is relocated. $22,823; and building employees will also be “When you add in sick- administrators and a

to meet with the con- The current pro- repairs (repairs/secu- receiving additional ness (pay), longevity 4 percent increase for

tractors (who submitted posed budget increases rity), $20,000. benefits such as health and retirement, this is a support staff.

written proposals) to go are $31,079 for salary “Health insurance insurance, retirement lot to absorb.” “I’d be totally against

over things. We want to Increases (4 percent); has been budgeted for and longevity increases. Vicki Harlow, of that,” George Fredette,

make sure we’re match- $5,344 for longev- an increase of 21 per- “It’s not just a 4 per- Bartlett, asked how of Conway, said. “The

ing apples to apples.” ity increases; $20,758 cent, it will not be any cent salary increase our the 4 percent increase administrators put in a

Last month the facili- for health insurance; more than that, and employees are receiv- was developed. Hill said lot more time and effort

ties committee voted $12,325 in retirement obviously we hope it’s ing,” she said. research yielded a Con- than your basic clerical

4-0 to recommend the (rate adjusted); $600 in lower,” Nelson said. Sheryl Kovalik, of sumer Price Index of worker who leaves at 4

SAU relocate its offices travel/conferences; $200 The SAU is looking to Conway, called it “a 4.7 percent along with a p.m. each day. Look at

to Kennett. Five com- in audit services; $2,260 purchase software that double-edged sword” Social Security Index of who is here now.”

panies submitted base in supplies/postage; will help aid in direct with the increase of 3.3 percent. Swett agreed. “At

proposals: Kondrat was $1,037 in electricity (for deposit of paychecks salaries being almost Nelson added, “Four some time or another

between $485,000 and the portable); $1,500 for for employees. SAU a financial wash due to percent was recom- our administrators were

$515,000; Lee Kennedy LP gas (for the portable); 9 Director of Finance the planned increase in mended by the board down at the lower level

was $494,127; Glen $446 for fuel oil; $960 Becky Jefferson said health insurance premi- for the sake of budget and have worked their

Builders was $464,663; for telephone; $2,600 her goal is to have the ums the employees will purposes.” way up and shouldn’t be

Leonard Builders was for cleaning building software up and run- be incurring. Calling himself “a punished for that.”

$352,555.23; and L.A.

Drew was $238,470.

“Right now we’re at a

starting point,” Schools

Superintendent Carl

Nelson said. “We know

the budget we’ve got

(roughly $500,000) and

are in the process of

developing a number

of questions (for the

contractors). ... Before

Christmas we plan

to try to have a walk-

through of the building,

and I would hope that

by January the facilities

committee will be able

to bring a recommenda-

tion to the full board.”

The chief reason for

a hike in the proposed

SAU budget is a pro-

posed 4 percent salary

increase for employees

coupled with an antici-

pated increase in the

cost of health insur-

ance and the purchase

of software equipment

and training, officials

said.

The increase would

have been bigger had

Nelson and staff not

trimmed $31,823 off

the original proposed

budget by using surplus

funds from last year to

purchase new equip-

ment, erasing a pro-

posed $20,000 increase;

also, the SAU saved

$11,000 by purchasing

software over a four-

year period.

The overall proposed

budget of $1,136,522

was approved by the

SAU 9 board last month,

by an 11-3 vote, during

a meeting at the Eaton

Town Hall.

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No due process for fishing felon, lawyer complains

BY NATE GIARNESE get confirmation from the Florida been sitting in jail. He deserves

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN court of Week’s underlying con- the right to a fair trial; he hasn’t

viction, threatening to derail the gotten that.”

OSSIPEE — The state has yet to case against him here. Regardless of the outcome of

show Ricky Weeks’ defense team “They waited months to request Friedman’s dismissal play, Weeks

critical evidence at the heart its the record, and my client has will remain behind bars on related

Give the Gift of case — records of a felony convic-

tion from Florida — and is now

been sitting in jail,” complained

public defender Jesse Friedman,

charges that he threatened two

witnesses. Authorities said the



Health for the Holidays: pressing police to reveal why the

alleged knife-wielding fisherman

who demanded a dismissal.

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weapon but was not read his recorder was running,” assistant two fishing knives case may be

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interrogation where he made

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said.

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two deadly and prohibited knives sent... we are trying to get it from But the prosecutor stopped

his lawyer said were for filleting the Florida court.” short of saying the whole case

fish and living off the land. “Obviously they are going to was soaked.

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DR. BRIAN IRWIN





Don’t get cold feet

Most patients will experience a sensation of cold feet (or hands)

that seems to come on for no particular reason during their life-

times. While it may not bother the patient, very frequently the

partner they sleep with will bring it up. I’ve had a number of

patients present with a chief complaint of, “My wife says my feet

are freezing!”

More likely, however, the “cold feet” do bother the patient,

because they’re uncomfortable. Cold feet are also often concerning

to patients, as they may make a person worry about the adequacy

of their circulation. While poor circulation is one possible cause of

cold feet or hands, there are many others.

The most important thing to evaluate when you sense unreason-

ably cold feet is their actual temperature. If the feet are actually

cold when pressed against another part of your body (the inside

of your knee, for example) the possible causes are very different

than if they are normal in temperature but simply “feel cold.” In

the latter situation, the condition may actually be related to the

nerves that supply the foot. These nerves may be impinged upon

as they exit the spine; they may be damaged due

to a number of diseases like multiple sclerosis or

diabetes, or they may be affected by a long list

of inflammatory or infectious conditions. Under

these circumstances, it’s best to see the immediate

attention of a health-care provider.

Much more commonly, the feet actually are cold.

Again there’s a long list of possible causes for this,

many of which are quite rare. Poor circulation can Hospital volunteer Maryann Hartigan, center, presents a donation for the First Baby of 2007 from Suncatcher Gift

be a culprit of cold feet. The most prevalent cause Dr. Brian Irwin







Community invited to help

Shop to Family Birthing Center staff, from left, Heather Towle, Kris Dascoulias, RN and Lynne Colbath, RN.

of poor circulation is peripheral vascular disease. This condition,

which is really a spectrum from arterial blockage to venous insuf-

ficiency can be caused by diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, among

other diseases. Hyper-reactive arterioles (the microscopic vessels







welcome first baby of 2007

that feed capillaries) may spasm, leading to an isolated cold toe or

cold entire foot. This can be due to a condition known as Raynaud’s

disease, damage from previous frostbite, trench foot or as a reac-

tion to certain medications, just to name a few causes. Abnormal

proteins in the bloodstream, known as cryoglobulins, exist in some

people and precipitate out of solution if the blood temperature

drops, leading to “clumping” within the arteries and subsequent CONWAY — The Memorial Hospital in According to Sharon Malenfant, the

poor blood flow. Cancer. Inflammatory diseases of blood vessels. North Conway is preparing to welcome hospital’s community relations director,

Trauma. The list of possible causes goes on and on. its First Baby of 2007 with a traditional “The new year is a time filled with hope

Don’t panic. Serious causes of cold feet are fairly rare, with the celebration of gifts generously donated by and excitement. We are inviting everyone

majority of identifiable causes being due to Raynaud’s (estimated local merchants and individuals. to join us in celebrating a special moment

16 percent of the population suffers from this) or simple hyper- In the past, gift giving to the first baby in the life of one our community’s fami-

sensitivity to temperature changes. The exact mechanism is not of the year has been supported by many lies.”

clear, but some patients may experience spasm of the arterioles area businesses, including banks, super- Any business or individual wishing to

in their feet and hands when those extremities are exposed to markets, retail stores and restaurants. make a donation can contact the com-

temperatures as little as 20 degrees below body temperature. For Gifts of stuffed animals, gift certificates munity relations office at The Memorial

these patients, simply getting into a bed with cold sheets may be and more are presented to the baby’s par- Hospital, 356-5461, Ext. 198, or e-mail

all that’s needed to kick off chilly feet. When the sheets warm up, ents before they leave the hospital. smalenfant@tmhf.org.

in most cases, so do the feet.



FDA proposes expanding antidepressant

So when are cold feet concerning? If the cold feet are accom-

panied by pain or persistent numbness, there may be arterial





suicide warning to include young adults

occlusion and you should seek attention. If the coldness is unre-

lenting, occurs regardless of the temperature or causes vis-

ible loss of circulation to one or more toes, you should see your

health-care provider, as there may be circulatory disease. The

exception to this case is Raynaud’s, which often causes tran- WASHINGTON (AP) — Treatment with In emotional public testimony illustrated

sient “whiteness” of a single digit. While Raynaud’s is relatively antidepressants increases the risk of sui- at times by slides of family photos, relatives

benign, it can be hard to tell from more serious disease, so you cidal thoughts and behavior in patients up of suicide victims pleaded for more warn-

should leave the job of making that distinction to your provider. to age 24, according to proposed changes to ings on the drugs.

Any weakness of your extremities, associated kidney problems, the drugs’ labels unveiled Wednesday by Ellen Hanson said her husband, Scott,

rashes or bleeding should bring you to your doctor’s office imme- health officials. hanged himself in 2004, weeks after he

diately. The proposal would expand a warn- started taking Paxil. No one ever told the

Rest assured that although there is almost a myriad of causes ing now on the labels that applies only to couple about a suicide risk before the 43-

for cold feet, the majority of cases can be easily treated with a good children and adolescents treated with the year-old union carpenter began taking the

pair of wool socks. Certainly if that doesn’t work, or if you think drugs. antidepressant, Hanson told the panel.

your feet (or hands) may be cold for any possible reason, seek the The Food and Drug Administration put “I know he didn’t want to be dead. Even

help of your health-care provider. It just may keep you from get- forth its plan to update the drug labels at two years later, I feel his death was an acci-

ting kicked out of bed! a meeting of outside advisers convened to dent — a medical accident,” she said.

discuss the issue. The changes also would Mental health experts are worried that

Dr. Brian Irwin is a family physician at Ossipee/Tamworth include a recommendation that patients of additional warnings about the risk of sui-

Family Medicine, a department of Huggins Hospital. all ages be carefully monitored, especially

when beginning antidepressant treatment. see ANTIDEPRESSANTS page 16

Page 16 — THE CONWAY DAILY SUN, Thursday, December 14, 2006



ANTIDEPRESSANTS from page 15 Medical School clinical instructor

in psychiatry and author of “Prozac

cides linked to antidepressants could Backlash,” said expanding the warn-

curtail their use and ultimately do ings wouldn’t scare off patients, but

more harm than good. instead would allow them to make

The proposed changes come on the informed choices.

heels of an FDA review that found The FDA recently completed a

use of the drugs may increase the mass review of 372 studies involving

risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior about 100,000 patients and 11 antide-

among young adults ages 18 to 24, as pressants, including Lexapro, Zoloft,

in younger patients. Prozac and Paxil. When the results are

Expanding the “black box” or other analyzed by age, it becomes clear there

warnings on the drugs could scare is an elevated but short-term risk for

away doctors, parents and patients, suicidal thoughts and behavior among

mental health experts caution. They adults 18 to 24 that approaches that

warn that people with untreated seen in children, the FDA said in doc-

depression face an estimated 15 per- uments released before Wednesday’s

cent greater likelihood of death by meeting of its psychopharmacologic

suicide. drugs advisory committee.

“My concern is that by not simply The FDA’s analysis of the multiple

promoting good standards of care and studies suggests an age-related shift

by putting on a black-box label, the in the risk of suicidal thoughts and

FDA may unwittingly limit further behavior associated with treatment

access to care,” said Dr. Carolyn Rob- with the drugs. For instance, antide-

inowitz, president-elect of the Ameri- pressants seem to protect against sui-

can Psychiatric Association. cidal thoughts and behavior in adults

Dr. John Mann, a Columbia Uni- 30 and older, with the effect most pro-

versity psychiatrist, suggested simply nounced in patients over 65.

replacing the proposed expanded The FDA said the increased risk

warnings with the recommendation could mean as many as 14 additional

that doctors more closely monitor cases of suicidal thoughts or behavior

their patients. in every 1,000 children treated with

Overall use of antidepressants con- antidepressants. For adults 18 to 24,

tinues to grow, with nearly 190 mil- there could be four additional such

lion prescriptions dispensed in the cases per 1,000.

United States last year, according to Multiple psychiatrists testified that

IMS Health, a health care informa- the 2004 addition of a warning for

tion company. That suggests doc- children led to a falloff in antidepres-

tors have placed more weight on the sant prescriptions being written for

long-term benefits of the drugs than patients under 18 _ and an increase

on any short-term risks, Dr. Thomas in suicides in that age group.

Laughren, director of the FDA’s divi- In May, GlaxoSmithKline and the

sion of psychiatry products, told pan- FDA warned Paxil may raise the risk

elists. of suicidal behavior in young adults

Dr. Joseph Glenmullen, a Harvard and added that to the drug’s label.









Twinkle, Twinkle Women and heart disease

Your House is a Star BY GALE JOHNSEN often don’t know whether the break-

down of the different components in

Although we often tend to think their cholesterol profile puts them at

of cardiovascular disease as a man’s an increased risk for heart disease.

condition, it should be of equal con- Other well known risk factors for

cern women — especially low-income heart disease for both women and

and minority women. According to a men include obesity, Type 2 diabetes,

recent article in the September 2006 smoking, excessive alcohol intake,

edition of Advances for Nurses, the sedentary lifestyle and a strong family

American Heart Association reports history of heart disease.

that one in four women have some To thoroughly evaluate your risk of

sort of cardiovascular disease. Since heart disease, it’s important that your

1984, cardiovascular disease deaths in health-care provider compile a com-

women have exceeded those of men. plete personal and family medical his-

Women often don’t recognize that tory noting all your medications and

they may have different signs and allergies, and making note of tobacco

symptoms of cardiovascular disease and alcohol use, exercise patterns and

Your home is festooned in lights, than men. For instance, in a cardiac

emergency situation women may

dietary history. He or she also needs to

complete an evaluation of chest pain

now get it in the paper not have the classic signals of chest

pain, left arm pain, and sweating that

or stress-induced symptoms. Moni-

toring of your height, weight, blood

Rule 1— Send a digital photo of the outside of your home are common in men. Often, women’s pressure, diabetes testing for elevated

symptoms are more subtle and can blood sugar, and cholesterol profile is

decorated for the holidays to: dailysun@conwaydailysun.com include fatigue, indigestion, confusion, also important.

and, if it’s an image that will print well, the Sun will reprint it in weight gain, dizziness, back pain, or Remember that you are a partner

color, between now and the end of the year. mild shortness of breath. in your health care. It’s important for

In addition, the American Heart you to ask questions regarding cardio-

Rule 2 — It’s just for fun, so there are no prizes. Association reports that women’s vascular disease when you visit with

cardiovascular disease is frequently your health-care provider. Be sure to

unrecognized and under-treated. update him or her on any new devel-

Please include your name and address with the photo for publication

Women often are not aware that subtle opments in your family history or

symptoms such as those mentioned unusual symptoms you may be expe-

previously may be signs of heart dis- riencing.

ease. High cholesterol levels are con- Gale Johnsen is a nurse practitio-

sidered a major risk factor for heart ner at Saco River Medical Group in

disease. In my experience, women Conway.

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN, Thursday, December 14, 2006— Page 17





The Diet Detective Charles Stuart Platkin



Give a healthy gift for Christmas

Giving a healthy gift is probably one of the most Best options:

thoughtful things you can do for anyone. It may sound • Guitar Hero and Guitar Hero 2: (www.gui-

like a cliché, but good health is the greatest gift of all. tarherogame.com) Stand up and shred on a play

So I looked around for unique and original gifts and guitar! “Guitar Hero ... taps into this primal urge

found a number of noteworthy choices. to jump around like an idiot, trash your immediate

surroundings, tear down the very fabric of society

Gift: Hoopnotic Hoopdancing via blues riffs and power chords ... on a plastic toy

Description: Colorful adult-sized hoops, which evoke guitar,” says Andrew Pfister, an editor at 1UP.com.

playful childhood memories, are this year’s hottest gift • Dance Dance Revolution: This is the one you see

for those wanting to add some fun to their workouts. in malls where people dance like madmen in step with

Hoopnotica offers both the hoops and an instructional the arrows scrolling down the screen. It’s also avail-

DVD. able for home game consoles.

Health bonus: Great aerobic exercise that can burn Price: Guitar Hero: (game only) $39.99, Guitar Hero

as many as 455 calories per hour. Plus, it works every II Bundle (with guitar), $79.99

major muscle group and is especially effective in build- Dance Dance Revolution Max: $29.99

ing core strength. Where to buy: www.redoctane.com, www.gamestop.

Best options: Funky hoops and the DVD. com, www.bestbuy.com

Price: Hoops range from $34.95 to $49.95, and the

DVD is $24.95. Gift: Organic fruit basket

Where to buy: www.hoopnotica.com Description: Harry and David have been working for

years to get the soil just right for their new organic

Gift: Gourmet coffee Royal Riviera Pears.

Description: Everyone enjoys a good cup of java, and Best option: Royal Riviera Pears and Organic Medley,

a nice cup of low-calorie, flavored coffee makes a great which also includes apples and oranges.

substitute for a high-calorie dessert. Health bonus: Fruit has amazing health proprieties,

Health bonus: Coffee can provide a mild stimulant, including vitamins, minerals, fiber, phytochemicals

and there is now solid evidence that methylpyridinium, and antioxidants that your body needs to maintain

a unique coffee compound, may protect against colorec- good health. And now it’s organic.

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chance of developing Type 2 diabetes. Finally, coffee

contains about 1,300 antioxidant compounds. Gift: LesserEvil Popcorn

Best options: Starbucks has some great options, Description: This company is creative and

including a gift box of French Roast, Sumatra and honest about its foods. They realize their products

Guatemala Antigua or a gift box of Caffè Verona and are not exactly health foods but are “lesser evils”

French Roast. than those junk snack foods the company calls

Price: French Roast, Sumatra and Guatemala Anti- “Snackcidents!”

gua: $44.65 Health bonus: These popcorn choices do not con-

Caffè Verona and French Roast: $23.55 tain preservatives, trans-fatty acids, artificial flavors

Where to buy: www.starbucksstore.com or high-fructose corn syrup. Plus, they are about 20 to

30 percent lower in calories than typical flavored pop-

Gift: Health-oriented video games corns (1 cup has about 120 calories). Popcorn also has

Description: They’re great for people who want to fiber.

have fun and get in shape at the same time. Since Best options: Create your own gift box. You get four

we’re not experts on video games, we got the editors of choices, so pick the Black and White, Maple Pecan

Ziff Davis’ gaming community and editorial hub 1UP. (although it’s a bit higher in calories) and two of the

com to give us the best of the bunch. Kettle Corn.

Health bonus: Pure exercise, believe it or not. It will Price: Custom Pack is $15 plus shipping and han-

get your heart pumping and burn at least 500 calories dling.

per hour. Not to mention the fun and laughter. Where to buy: www.lesserevil.com

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Employees return to SAU portable

after building gets clean bill of health

BY LLOYD JONES

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN

“We’ve had people

CONWAY — A portable building back in the building

located next to the SAU 9 office is

once again housing staff, after sitting for about a week

vacant for the past month while air and so far there have

quality tests were conducted. Despite been no ill effects.”

several employees getting sick about

a month ago, four sets of air quality — Jim Hill, business

test conducted on the building failed manager for SAU 9

to find a cause, and the building was

deemed safe for employees to return. keep (moisture)

“We’ve had people back in the build- out from under-

ing for about a week and so far there neath the building because it doesn’t

have been no ill effects,” said Jim Hill, sit on a foundation.”

TRAINING FOR SAFETY. Firefighters from several local fire departments took part Sunday in

business manager for SAU 9. Mike DiGregorio, of the Conway a practice burn at a former residence on Eastman Road in Redstone. The building was most

George Fredette, chair of the Conway School Board, who chairs the board’s recently owned by the Kennett Corp., which allowed Redstone Fire Department to use it for prac-

School Board, said in late October facilities committee, said additional tice. (BART BACHMAN PHOTO)

employees broke out in allergic rashes testing will be conducted on the build-

and experienced sickness symptoms ing. “I received a report and the build-

from working in the building, which

opened this spring. The heat had only

ing has been totally washed, cleaned

and tested,” he said. “It was deter- Two-part seminar on menopause offered in January

recently been turned on in the build- mined that it is safe for the employees CONWAY — A Threshold Semi- symptoms, medical risks, and con-

ing. to return.” nar on Menopause and Aging will be ditions of aging, preventive health

Hill said two air-quality tests, a mold The portable office is being rented offered as a two-part series at Conway screening guidelines, symptom man-

test and a formaldehyde test, did not on a two-year basis at $25,000 per Elementary School Library on Jan. 9 agement and other topics.Seminars

reveal anything out of the ordinary. year, and $25,000 was invested in and 16 from 6-9 p.m. The seminar will will be kept to a maximum of 20 women

“At this point we don’t have a clear the electrical wiring of the building. be presented by Erin Finney of Jack- to allow for discussion and support,

answer what the cause may have In October, Assistant Superintendent son, a Certified Threshold Educator, but will be offered on an ongoing basis

been,” Hill said. “What we’ve done is Martha Cray pointed out the roof of with Dr. Marianne Jackson, founder of every few months. Preregistration is

put a gutter along the eaves to hope- the portable was leaking. Threshold Seminars, Inc., co-present- required, and cost is $55. For details,

fully direct enough moisture away Education editor Lloyd Jones can be ing on the second evening. contact Erin Finney at 383-4256 or by

from the building. We’ve trying to contacted at lloyd@conwaydailysun.com. The seminars will cover menopause e-mail at tyrol1@verizon.net.



HAIR REMOVAL

Pharmacy catches on

to phony caller seeking

BROWN

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SPIDER VEINS

PERMANENT

drugs; conviction follows

MAKEUP BY NATE GIARNESE “She was a metha-

THE CONWAY DAILY SUN

done addict then, she

ELECTROLYSIS OSSIPEE — A drug- is a methadone addict

seeking addict, nabbed now,” said her attorney

603.630.0003 FREE CONSULTATIONS by an alert pharmacist Ruth Hall, who added

who red-flagged her two Kelly is getting help.

give the gift DORIAN KRAMER LAC CHINESE HERBAL DIPLOMATE phony phone calls to The Memorial Hospi-

of health the pharmacy two years tal doctor had severed

Shen Dao ago, pleaded guilty last

month by throwing her-

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“I am so sick from with- “I don’t need metha-

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Awaken Your Intuition! But getting nowhere Kelly demanded.

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Kelly faces up to seven

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447-4407 county prosecutor Sally

Struble said.

each felony charge over

her 2004 crimes.

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CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999

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DOLLAR-A-DAY NON-COMMERCIAL: Ad must run a minimum of 6

consecutive days. Ads over 15 words add 10¢ per word per day.

ANIMALS ANIMALS AUTOS AUTOS

COMMERCIAL RATE: $2 a day; 10¢ per word per day over 15 words.

PREMIUMS: First word caps no charge. Additional caps 10¢ per word per

HARVEST Hills Animal Shelter, 5 K9 Mountaineer Club 1986 Jeep Cherokee, 4wd, needs 1995 Ford F150 w/ cap, extended

day. Centered bold heading: 9 pt. caps 40¢ per line, per day (2 lines miles east of Fryeburg, 1389 Teach your dog some manners work, 4 dr, am/fm, body decent, cab, 4wd, 6-1/2 ft. bed $1500/obo

maximum) TYPOS: Check your ad the first day of publication. Sorry, we will Bridgton Rd. Rte.302. and also learn how to build a bet- $300/obo. Call (603)374-6368. (603)356-6221.

not issue credit after an ad has run once. DEADLINES: noon prior the day 207-935-4358. 30 loving dogs and ter relationship with him. Sign 1987 Ford 150 XLT Lariat, ex- 1995 red AWD Audi Quattro.

of publication except for Monday's paper when the deadline is Friday, noon. kittens and cats available. All in- your puppy/ dog up for obedi-

PAYMENT: All private party ads must be pre-paid. We accept checks, Visa tended cab, V6, 2WD 91,000 needs approxomately $1,500 to

oculations, neutered. 10am-6pm, ence classes. (603)447-1356.

and Mastercard credit cards and of course cash. There is a $10 minimum miles. Nice Cap. Runs well, every- run perfectly, also could be used

Mon. & Fri., 10am-3pm, Tue., www.k9mountaineerclub.com.

order for credit cards. CORRESPONDENCE: To place your ad call our thing works. Sticker no problem. as parts car. Must be towed.

Wed., Sat., Sun., closed Thurs-

offices 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, 356-2999; send a check

WELL behaved 9yo white Shep- $1299/obo. 383-6976. Steal at $400. 447-5091,

or money order with ad copy to The Conway Daily Sun, P.O. Box 1940, days.

herd, wonderful companion. Intel- STATE Inspected $2450 1989 662-5553 Orion.

North Conway, N.H. 03860, email ad to classified@conwaydailysun.com or

stop in at our offices on Seavey Street in North Conway village. OTHER HARVEST Hills Thrift Shop. Open ligent, loving, loyal. Free to good Buick LeSabre V6, 4dr, auto, 85k 1996 Chevy Tahoe 4x4, excellent

RATES: For information about the professional directory or classified daily, closed Thursday, new home. (603)356-6068. original miles. Dependable car. condition, 98k, Georgia car, full

display ads call Jamie, Hannah or Dinah at 356-2999. hours. 10am-3pm. (603)447-3002. power, no dents, rust. Tow pack-

LAB X puppies black $300. Yellow APPLIANCES $3950 1990 BMW 525iA, 4 door, age. $7000/obo. (603)539-4919.

$350. Ready first week in Jan. loaded, TV, new tires, chrome $3500 1996 Range Rover Discov-

ANIMALS ANIMALS Pick out yours now. APPLIANCES & refrigeration. rims. (603)447-1044. ery 4wd auto, state inspected,

603-539-7474, 603-556-2576, Sales and service. Selling Crosley

New tires, fully loaded. Black

#1 A Petlovers Service Albany Pet Care Center 603-556-2577. & Amana. Malcolm J. Abbot 1990 Ford F150- Good parts

(603)447-3002.

truck, many new parts. Runs

Who Let The Dogs Out? Stress free dog and cat grooming. 447-2718.

great, rusty body. $600. Jared,

Kitties too! Pet sitters/ Pet taxi. First visit $5 off. Certified cat spe- LOST Cat- Siamese with white on 1996 Subaru Legacy Wagon-

cialist. Please call Auntie Cindy AUCTIONS 323.8295 guaranteed to pass NH State In-

Bonded and insured. Barbara face and paws. Recently spotted

Hogan. 383-9463. (603)447-5614. on Mill St. Sadly missed. Any info 1990 Ford Ranger, 4-cyl, 5-spd, spection. Great shape, new tires,

please call (207)935-1009. BREAKING up an estate ? Liqui- w/cap and bedliner. $750. perfect first car. $2900/obo.

ADORABLE Maine Coon kittens, BEAGLE puppies- 12 years of

dating a home contents? I buy 8AM-8PM. 447-2898. (603)447-3873.

great with dogs, excellent tem- breeding has produced a line that

LOST Cat. Cleo, black with small outright complete contents or par-

perament, vet checked with shots. is guaranteed to hunt. Most have 1991 GMC Jimmy approximately 1997 Chevrolet 3500 dual wheel,

white spot on chest, 2 years old. tial lots of antiques, paintings, old

Ready 12/21/06. Call black backs. Wormed, stool 150k miles, blue book value box van, 280k, new engine, new

Missing since 10/1 Birch Hill. Last furniture. Contact Gary Wallace

(603)539-8282 leave message. checkd and UTD. $450. Spay, $1500.; $500/asking. tires, clean body, runs brand new.

seen near Farm by the River, Auctioneers @ 539-5276 quantity

neuter discount. (207)935-4570. (603)539-9195. $1850. Conway (207)251-0791.

AKC (limited) Black Lab male 12 West Side Rd. (603)356-6450, and price no limits, references and

wks, crate trained, parents OFA/ BUCKSKIN Golden 1 1/2 year, 356-5441(work). fully insured. Will travel thru out 1993 BMW 325 IS 160k, 5 spd, 1997 CHEVY S-10

CERF $550. AKC Great Danes call FMI, $1800, 752-9991. New England. excellent condition, professionally

LOST Puppy! Lost Fish St. area Great parts truck, needs engine/

harlequin females ready now CHIHUAHUA PUPPY maintained, all records $5000. water pump/ serpentine belt re-

$750/up (207)490-0618. 14 weeks old, first shots, very lov-

12/09/06, Fryeburg, ME. 12 week

old Yellow Lab. Name: Brooklyn,

AUTOS (603)986-6573. placed to run. Fairway green with

AKC Great Pyrenees ready 1/31 able, good with other dogs and Daytime (603)356-2663. Evening STATE Inspected $2500 1993 matching 6' fiberglass cap, 172K

1964 Corvair 2 door, 6 cyl, dual miles. 5 speed. Never been

males, Whites and Badgers $800 children. $450 please call (207)697-2288. carbs, runs and drives good, Subaru Legacy AWD, auto, 76k

limited $900 full registration. (603)447-9186. original miles. Exceptional condi- wrecked, body needs minor atten-

needs little body work. $2500/obo. tion. Many new parts within last 6

(207)490-0618. PUPPY hour Saturday mornings tion. (603)447-3002.

CHIHUAHUA PUPS 11-12. Great way to socialize your

(603)887-8183. months. 4 tires (less than 8000

AKC Newfoundland brown/ white Just in time for Christmas. Four 7 1993 Toyota Tercel, 140,000 miles), front brakes and rotors

puppy and lots more! Call Four 1965 Volkswagon Transporter

2.5 year old female. Needs loving week old female pups, 1 male. miles. Engine very good. New gas (less than 300 miles), alternator,

Your Paws Only. 356-7297. panel van. Arizona vehicle- no

home. Please call for details Mum ACA 4lb longhair; Dad ACA tank, tires. Needs $750 in parts. computer, fuel pump, idler arm,

rust. New engine and transmis-

(603)447-4472. 3lb. Tea Cup. $1200. Pups ready REG mini stallion 15yrs $400, reg $150/0b0. (207)935-1816. blower/ defroster motor, emer-

sion. $12,500/obo. Call Jason at

AKC Sheltie puppies, home for viewing. Parents on property. mini donkey jenny white $1,500, Importech (603)447-3873. 1994 Chevy 1 ton 4x4 350 auto, gency brake cables, tailgate.

raised, sables, tri’s and blues, Call (207)925-3188 and leave donkey jack not reg chocolate new tires, 75k miles, w/ 9’ Fisher $750/obo. 603-662-4703.

health guaranteed, vet checked, message. $800, potbelly pig trio $200, black 1967 CHEVELLE. Please call for Plow, w/ or w/o stainless steel

further details (603)651-7498. LOOKING for quick sale- 1997

$600. Will hold for Christmas CONWAY Area Humane Society mini mare not reg $650 sander with new motor, runs Ford Escort, drive everyday $1000

(207)935-3197. Cats, Kittens, Dogs, Pups and (207)490-0618. good, needs some work.

1967 NOVA SS. Please call for (603)447-2429.

Other Small Critters looking for a further details (603)651-7498. $7500/obro. Call (603)383-6466.

AKC ShihTzu puppy's first shot, REGISTERED Thoroughbred 1997 Honda Accord LX Wagon.

vet. check, taking deposit now, second chance. 603-447-5955 1994 Eagle Talon, paid $3000.

Mare with papers, 10 years old, Must sell standard, loaded with

conwayshelter.org. 1976 International Scout- 79k, Local dealer past summer, bad

$600; Also Old English sheep- good on trails, up to date medical. leather 151k miles, new battery,

4x4, runs good, $1000/obo. deal, needs motor $1000

dogs, $600, 752-9991. ENGLISH Hound puppies, all Make a good lesson horse fuel pump, timing belt and recent

(603)539-4919. (603)447-2457.

AKC Yellow Lab pups OFA certi- Redticks, all up to date, good pets $1400/obo (603)340-0111. tires. Runs and looks excellent.

fied, beautiful and mellow, or hunters. $250/each. 1983 Chevy CK10 Custom paint, 1995 Black cherry, Caravan, No rust. Book price of $5200. Will

(207)935-4570. SELECTED bred German Shep- lift kit, 33x12.5 tires, 350ci engine,

www.bowlakelabs.com. $800. pre-inspected. Auto, $895 and take $3300. (603)539-4314, be-

herd puppies available. Parents automatic, needs legal exhaust.

(603)664-2727. ENGLISH Saddle, pad, girth, stir- 1993 Dodge Shadow, 5 speed, fore 6pm.

were purchased from Sukee Ken- $4000. Runs great! 367-4501.

rups, good condition $95. Spare $695. (603)383-9779.

DO YOU NEED FINANCIAL nels. Imported bloodlines. Seen 1998 Subaru Wagon- New clutch,

girth, stir-ups $20. (603)447-2845. by appointment only. Rare black 1983 Ford F150 with plow, for 1995 Dodge 1500, 4x4, V8, with

HELP spaying and altering your front and rear brakes. Standard

dog or cat? 603-224-1361, before FREE- Pair of Cockatiels incl. available. Deposits required. Ref- parts truck $400/obo Fisher Plow, runs good with 107k. $6750/obo.

2pm. cage, stand (603)447-5878. erences. Call FMI (207)647-4096. (603)986-1861. $3800/obo. (603)367-4495. (603)447-3873.





PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY



R & D LOGGING

SNOWPLOWING

Driveways Plowed

& TREE SERVICE Roofs Shoveled SUSPENDED CEILINGS DREW & SON BUILDERS

ROOFING

Paths & Walkways NEW • REPAIRS • RE-TILE

Buyers of Land & Standing Timber DECKING

Brick, Block, Stone

From Backyard to Large Acreage

Fully Insured References Available

OSSIPEE AREA Basements • Garages • Offices • Stores • Restaurants

Insulation & Fire Rated Avail. SIDING

ph. 207-935-4972 • cell 207-890-9912 603-539-6105 603-522-3176 DAVID 539-7177 603-539-7022 235-5149 • 539-8327 Call Rick 603-539-1978



Stump Grinding

Brush Removal or Chipping,

Home Valley Maintenance

• Painting & Drywall • Minor Elec. & Plumbing

• Light Carpentry • Roofing • Snow Removal

Home Grown Lumber

Pine, T&G Flooring

TC’s HOME MAINTENANCE

& REPAIRS

Shoveling, Yard, Attic & Basement

LONE WOLF

Builder

Brush Hogging, York Raking, Cleanup, Drywall & Repairs, Painting, Frame to Finish Additions

Landscaping and Tree Work • Home Maintenance Issues • Fully Insured Solid Wood Countertops Odd Jobs - No Job Too Small Decks - Roofs - Log Homes

Tony Horman 447-2780 Edgar Bean & Son • 662-6489 Rte 302, Ctr. Conway 447-3800 Fully Insured • Free Estimate

TOM CROTEAU - 603-447-2558







JONES Grasso Electric Dominic’s

CUSTOM HIRE RODD PLOWING D&J Small Engines

We Fix...

MASONRY QUALITY SERVICE “Name it! If I can do it I will!” ROOFING MADISON PLOWING & SANDING

Driveways • Roads Snowblowers, Lawnmowers,

Master Electrician INSURED

“Servicing the Area for 80 Years”

Walkways & Stairs Shoveled Chainsaws, Snowmobiles, etc.

Free Estimates 323-7182 447-3049 • 356-5168 (207) 697-3509, (603) 662-4567

Specialized Roofing System

www.roddroffing.com • 1-800-331-7663 603-367-8787 Free Pickup & Delivery • 447-1053





CLEANING

AND MORE!

PAINTING JERRY HUGHES & CO.

Quality Home Improvements

Trees Cut Free

Pine trees and all other species cut

Good Neighbor

Commercial & Residential

10 Years of

Professional Serivce Call For Free Estimate Licensed Master Painter

Professional Skilled Carpenter

down free for my sawmill. Fully

insured. Multiple trees preferred.

Installation Repair

Alan Hannon 447-6522

Fully Insured Renovations, Remodeling, Repairs

Call Carl & Dixie at 447-3711 Patrick 367-9564 Fully Insured 356-8204 603-539-5877 Insured 603-367-4544



R.M. Remodeling Damon’s Tree Removal

Difficult Removals • Pruning

PAUL EATON

Carpentry / Painting

Granite Tree Service

SACO TREEWORKS HIGH NORTH PAINTING

Home Repairs, Decks, Additions, Chipping • Stump Grinding

Reliable Honest Service

House lots cleared.Trees taken down

& removed. Chipping, Pruning.

Tree Removal • View Enhancement

JACKSON, NH • INSURED

Siding, Painting, Flooring Freedom Buying standing timber, excellent prices.

CERTIFIED ARBORIST

NO JOB TOO SMALL!

Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured

Fully Insured, Free Estimates

Fully Ins., 30 Yrs. Exp. Freedom • 539-4232

539-1783 539-6917 • cell: 986-0482 603-986-4096 603-383-9261



C&L Painting & Drywall Home Maintenance Roofing, Siding LINE MEN Hurd Contractors TREE WORK

Professional Licensed Arborist

Caretaking, Painting, Window Washing,

Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured

Professional Quality Workmanship

Security Checks, Pressure Washing,

Carpentry, Yard Cleanups, Odd Jobs & Windows Beer Line Cleaning Service

Recirculating / Cleaning

Traditionally Handnailed

Workmanship

Pruning - Tree Removals - Competetive

Rates - ISA Certified & Insured

30 years experience

367-9187 or 662-6607

Free Estimates Insured

603-383-8265

Fortins Home Maintenance, Jackson, NH

Call Dwight & Sons 603-356-8231

“We do it right the first time!”

Insured

603-986-3286

Roofing MW Valley since 1984

North Conway 447-3011

English Arboriculture

WHITE MOUNTAIN

PAINTING CO.

PULEOROOFING

ALL TYPES

MURACCO

CONSTRUCTION

TRUCKING

SAND - GRAVEL - ETC.

CARPENTRY NEEDS

Additions • Flooring • Decks • Painting

Landscaping • Any Odd Jobs

ROOFING

~ Snow Plowing ~ Quality Carpentry Fully Insured • 20 Years Experience Shingles or Steel

603-234-7420 • 603-356-9634 603-738-4626 (603) 662-9222 603-539-1724 Call John 603-300-7039 Alan Hannon 447-6522

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CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999

AUTOS AUTOS BUSINESS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT

1999 Dodge Ram Van 1500- 108k OPPORTUNITIES CENTER Conway furnished FRYEBURG Village- newly reno-

miles, runs perfect, needs noth- AUTO WAREHOUSE

BUSINESS for Sale: ATM and house, 3 bdrm, utilities included, vated 2/3 bedroom home. Non-

ing. $3995/obo. (603)447-6802 or 356-5117, 356-9192 non-smoker, no pets. $950/mo smoking, first and security

Eastern Spaces Warehouse Small bulk vending business,

(603)986-6201. small investment, excellent return, plus security, plowing included, $875/mo plus utilities.

East Conway Road

01 Ford Focus ZX3 4 cyl, 5spd, unlimited growth potential, local available thru May 31st. 356-9393 (603)694-2232.

1999 Ford F-150 2wd V6 auto

maroon 194k highway mi. runs loaded. Silver ...................$4,900 business, local owner, certified CENTER Conway Motel rooms FRYEBURG, 3 bdr newly reno-

00 Saturn SL1 4cyl, 5spd, a/c.

• Season’s @ Attitash 2 Bedroom,

and drives great $1500; 1991 numbers on return. Please call 2 Bath condo. Nicely furnished or $160/wk. (603)447-3720. vated mobile home, nice large lot

Blue .................................$3,500

Toyota Celica GTS 174k blue 5 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4, John at (603)374-2403. All mes- unfurnished. Pets considered. No 8/10 mile off 302. SAD #72

spd runs great $800; 1996 Saturn sages will be returned. CENTER Ossipee 1 BR in Village school district. $700/month + utili-

V8, auto, loaded, silver ....$6,500 Smoking. $800/month + utilities.

SL2 4 dr auto green 194k runs Center, 2nd floor. Large Unit, ties, security required. Please

99 VW New Style Golf 4cyl,

• 2 bdr/1ba apartment very close to $675/mo. includes heat, water

and drives great $950 5spd, a/c, green ...............$4,900

99 Ford Explorer Sport V6, auto,

CHILD CARE downtown North Conway. Fur- and sewer. Wash/ Dryer hook-up.

call 207-935-2867.

603-662-7543 Tamworth. FRYEBURG, ME. Single family

loaded, copper .................$3,950 COME join my Little Angels! Mon- nished or unfurnished. No Pets, No No Smoking, No Pets.

1999 Ford F250, 2 wheel drive, 99 Saab 93 Turbo 4cyl, 5spd, Smoking. $800/month + utilities. 603-539-6437 or 569-2488. home, 2 bdr with office, large

loaded, black ...................$4,500 Fri, 6am-5:30pm. Call Michelle in gambrel storage shed, on acre of

200k miles, V8, 5 speed, runs per-

99 Saturn SLZ 4cyl, auto, loaded, Madison. (603)367-8747. • 2 bd, 1 bath Saco Woods 3rd floor CENTER Ossipee- 3 apts. Min- land, on snowmobile trail. Oil hot

fect, drive anywhere, $1950. Con-

way (207)251-0791.

gold ..................................$2,950

PRACTICE Pride in Brownfield end unit. New furnace + hot water utes to Rte. 16/ 25, newly reno- air heat, $800/mo. plus utilities.

99 Saturn SC2 Coupe 3dr, 4cyl, heater. Screened in porch, + car vated: 1. Studio apt.-1st fl

5spd, loaded, blue ...........$3,950 has full and part time openings (603)887-8183.

$4250 2000 Subaru Legacy L available for preschool childcare port. Unfurnished. No Pets, No $495/mo.; 2. Large 3 BR- 2nd fl

99 Mitsubichi Galant ES 4cyl, FRYEBURG- easy walk to town.

Wagon, awd, Burgundy, cloth auto, loaded, green..........$4,500 and after school care. For more Smoking. $795/month + utilities. $875/mo. 3. 2 BR, two floor apt.

seats, dependable car. State in- $770/mo. Plus util. No pets $550-$750/mo includes heat, hot

99 Dodge Dakota Sport xtra cab, information call Maryann at Please contact Brett at

spected. (603)447-3002. V6, 5spd, 4x4, a/c, green.$6,500 (603)569-1999. water, plowing, trash removal. 1st

(207)935-1160. brett@badgerrealty.com

99 Dodge Ram 1400 4x4, V8, and security. (207)935-4280.

2000 SUBARU LTD outback or (603)356-5757 x334 CHOCORUA three bedroom, two

auto, loaded, black ..........$6,450 PRIVATE In-home childcare ages FRYEBURG- Unique rustic log

wagon, 79k miles, 5 spd, dark 99 Chevy Cavalier 4cyl, 5spd, infant- 4yr. Full/ part-time open- bath cape currently listed "for

green/ tan, leather, sunroof, excel- a/c. Red ...........................$2,750 sale", willing to rent until sold. cabin. One bedroom, wood burn-

ings available, great hours, ing stove/ oil heat. Peaceful set-

lent. $9995. (603)383-8135. 99 Chevy Suburban LT V8, auto,

snacks included. Call Stephanie 2 Bedrooms Available December 1st,

4x4, leather. Copper ........$6,900 ting. No smoking, references,

2000 Volkswagon Jetta. 117,000. 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ltd (603)539-6230. North Conway, $1,200/mo. plus utilities. No smok-

$650/mo plus utilities. Available

Black/ Black. CD/ Tape. 5 Spd. 4x4, V8, auto, leather. Maroon ... spacious 940 sq. ft. unit, ers. Call Peg at Lloyd & Day RE

603-323-7803 now. (207)452-2492.

Great Car! $5750/obo. .........................................$7,600

FLEA MARKET with deck w/w carpet,

(603)986-5898. 98 Jeep Cherokee 4x4, 6cyl, FRYEBURG. ME- 2 bedroom

auto, loaded, blue ............$4,500

washer/ dryer and storage CONVENIENTLY located 3 bdr apartment. $650/mo includes heat

2001 Subaru Forester- You’ll feel 98 Jeep Cherokee Sport 6cyl, 1/4 mile from Rt. 16 on Kancama- available. White Horse furnished townhouse with at- and hot water. Paul Wheeler,

safe and secure this winter driving auto, 4x4, loaded, black...$4,350 gus Highway. Every Fri., Sat, Sun, apartments, West Side Rd. tached 1-car garage, $1000/mo. Re/Max Presidential

this awd vehicle. 124k. 98 Kia Sportage 4x4, 4cyl, 5spd, till Dec. 23rd. References. Rent at plus heat and utilities. 1 year (603)447-3333 x306

loaded, black ...................$3,750 lease, eferences and security

$7900/obo. (603)447-3873. 98 Dodge Grand Caravan V6, $775/month. deposit required. No pets, no GLEN- small one bedroom apart-

2002 Chevy Crew Cab, auto, 4wd, auto, loaded,. Blue...........$3,950 Rare Finds Call Jan 356-6321 x.430, smoking. Resort Rentals ment available 12/15. Nice loca-

98 Isuzu Rodeo 4x4, V6, auto, weekends call Sheila x.469.

77k miles, in great shape. Must Holiday Sale! (603)383-9800 or tion, heat included, $625/mo, pets

loaded. White...................$4,750

see. $9800/obro. (603)356-8483 98 Nissan 200 SX, 4cyl, 5sp, 1-800-544-4617. negotiable. Call Peg

evenings.

New, Old and unique (603)387-2228 leave message.

loaded. Silver ...................$3,450 2 BEDROOMS- Viewpoint apart-

98 Plymouth Grand Voyager items. Lots of Christmas CONWAY 1 bedroom apt. with

2002 Ford Focus SE Wagon, ments- North Conway; Available heat and a/c, all utilities included. GRANITE/ Ossipee- Available

V6, auto, loaded. Blue .....$3,500 Decorations & gift ideas,

white, 56,000 miles, excellent con- 97 Chrysler Sebring V6, auto, January 1st; 851 sq. ft. w/w car- $800/mo. (603)662-5850. 12/4/06. 3 bedroom home, large

dition, one owner, power win- loaded. Red .....................$3,450 collectibles, Antiques and pet, washer/ dryer, non-smoking yard, swingset, patio, basement

dows/ locks, stereo/ CD player. 97 Old Cutlass Supreme V6, all kinds of odds & ends. unit; references; year lease; no CONWAY Spacious and contem- storage, immaculate. $850/mo.

Great Christmas present $7500 auto, loaded, red..............$2,950 pets; Rent $680 Heat $70/month: porary 3 bedroom, 2 story apart- First and last, (603)539-2937.

(603)447-2845. 97 Chevy Tahoe LT 4x4, V8, Open Fri.-Sun. Call Jan (603)356-6321 x. 430, ment, with w/d hookup, open con-

auto, leather. Maroon ......$5,500 10am-4pm. cept kitchen and living room. Big INTERVALE 2 bedroom condo,

weekends call Sheila x. 469.

2002 GMC Safari awd, front- rear 97 Saturn SL1 Wagon 4cyl, backyard and extra storage. Non- w/w carpeting, w/d, patio, No

heat/ air, cruise, tilt, am/fm/cd, 5spd, a/c. Green ..............$2,650 Rte.113, Madison 2 br/ 1 ba, 3rd floor Saco Woods. smokers, no pets (603)356-2203.

96 Isuzu Trooper 4x4, V6, 5spd, smoking $950/mo (603)356-3884.

76k, $8499. (603)447-2500. (4.5 miles down $800 + utils no pets or smoke.

INTERVALE: Seasonal personal

loaded, gold .....................$2,950 Call Jeana @ Re/Max Presidential CONWAY Village room for rent.

2002 PONTIAC Grand Prix GT 96 Mitsubishi Galant 4cyl, auto, from Coleman’s) rooms. Twin beds, cable internet,

447-3333 ext. 315. Fully furnished bedroom beside

74k miles, auto everything, sun- loaded. Green ..................$3,450

95 Chevy Lumina V6, auto,

(603)367-8766 covered bridge. No smoking. voicemail, kitchen, laundry.

roof, well kept, $9500/OBO. 2-4 bedroom long term and sea- $160/wk Includes utilities.

white ................................$2,450 $400/mo. (603)447-6468.

(603)447-5335. sonal rental properties. Starting at (603)383-9779.

92 Volvo 740 SW 4cyl, auto.

Gray .................................$2,450

$750, non-smoking, some units al- CONWAY Village 1 bdrm, 2nd

JACKSON, 4 br/ 3 ba, Carter

2003 Dodge 2500 SLT 4dr, heavy Our vehicles are guaranteed to FOR RENT low pets. 603-383-8000, floor on Saco. $550/mo plus de-

Notch Road, good credit, no pets,

duty pick-up 4x4, 5.7 litre Hemi, pass inspection and come with a anne@fgpm.com. posit. Available 1/1/07

step bumper 45,000 miles, excel- 30 day mechanical warranty. 0% 1 BEDROOM apt. Chocorua- (603)447-3067. no smoking, $1250/mo, Select

lent shape, never plowed with APR financing with 50% down

3 Bedrooms, North Conway Im- RE, Bonnie Hayes.

Deck, dishwasher, dumpster,

$19,995/OBO. (603)447-4845. payment. Please call Heather, maculate, must see, 95 Valley- CONWAY village- Nice 1 bedroom (603)447-3813.

snow removal, c/o laundry, energy

John or Claes at 356-5117. View and 11 Brookview. Reduced apartment. Includes heat and

2003 Dodge Stratus SXT 4 cyl, efficient, walk to store! Must see! JACKSON: 2 Bdrm convertible-

$850, section 8 welcome plowing. No smoking, no pets. Se-

auto, loaded, very low miles, 35 No pets/ No smoking. $600/month Fully furnished and equipt w/ win-

www.11BrookViewRoad.com. curity and lease. $550/mo.

mpg, new tires, perfect condition, + utilities, security deposit. ter views towards Attitash. $750

Call (978)664-4601. (603)447-6033.

323-7800. plus utilities Mary 356-7200 x15.

In Freedom $7900/obo. Cell BOATS 4 bdr farmhouse with garage for CONWAY village- Nice 2 bedroom

(603)401-3146. 1 BEDROOM- Ledgeview apart- KEARSARGE sunny 2 bedroom

rent on West Side Rd. 1st and se- apartment. Includes heat and

2004 PICKUP F350, Harley Ver- LAST CHANCE ment, available January 1, w/w curity, $1000/mo. Call apt. first floor, screened porch, big

carpet; washer/ dryer avail, year plowing. No smoking, no pets. Se- yard, parking, plowing, rubbish re-

sion. Please call for further details Shrink Wrap (603)986-5325 if interested. curity and lease. $700/mo.

(603)651-7498. lease, extra storage, references, moval, no pets, no smoking

$11/foot, and winterize at your non-smoking unit; no pets; 493 ALBANY, 2 BR plus loft, 2 BA, (603)447-6033. $875/mo. include heat & electric. .

WE buy used vehicles in good home or camp. (603)539-7597, sq. ft; Rent $550 Heat & hot water w/d, garage $850/mo. No pets/ CONWAY Village. 3 bedroom (603)356-2220.

condition. Call Dave at Miller Su- (603)986-2235. $80/month: Call Jan smoking, good credit, Select RE, home, garage. $950/mo. Paul

Bonnie Hayes (603)447-3813. MADISON 3 bdr, 1.5 bath home

per Store Tamworth, (603)356-6321 x. 430, weekends Wheeler, Re/Max Presidential. $900/mo plus utilities & security.

(603)323.7808. call Sheila x. 469. ALBANY- 1 bedroom apartment, (603)447-3333 x306.

I buy cars, trucks & SUV’s, foreign

356-2999 3 bdr apt. Intervale, w/d available, $135/wk plus utlities.

CONWAY- 1 bedroom apartment,

Call Margie @ Re/Max 447-3333

MADISON 3 bedroom house, 1

and domestic. ‘96 or newer. Classifieds w/w, sundeck, no pets/ smokers, (603)662-5850.

gas heat, first floor, no pets. bath, w/d, $1000/mo plus utilities.

603-387-7766 cell. security/ lease (603)356-2203. BARTLETT one bedroom w/d on Smokers need not apply $500/mo (603)367-9243.

site, trash included. First/ sec. (603)447-3810

$500/mo. 356-3499, 986-5919. MADISON apt 2 bedroom, 1.5

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CONWAY- 2 bedroom trailer- In- bath, deck, views, gas and wood

BARTLETT Spacious first floor cludes plowing. $700/mo. First heat, no pets $650/mo.

end unit condo at Linderhof, mod- month and security. FMI (603)356-7122.



Pop’s Painting HORSMAN BUILDERS ern gas heat, with new paint & (603)986-5325.

carpet. No smoking or pets. MADISON, Edelweiss 2 bedroom,

$700/mo plus utilities, security. E.WAKEFIELD- 3 BR mobile 2 bath beautiful open floor plan,

603-447-6643 New Construction • Renovations home, $565/mo. Plus utilities. No w/d, sliders to large deck.

Remodeling & Finish Work (603)356-5928.

Dave Pappalardo Jamal Lee-Elkin Insured BARTLETT Village- Studio effi-

pets. (603)569-1999. $900/mo. plus security and

utilites. Available immediately.

www.popspaintingnh.com Free Estimates 603-662-5955 603-340-0111 ciency, 2 miles to Attitash Bear EFFINGHAM- Ryefield Village- 1

(603)356-8733.

Peak. Utilities not included. N/S, & 2 BR apts. avail. $625-

pet okay. $550/mo. Available $725/mo. heat incl. No pets N Conway, Rt 16 by hospital.

LOTS WANTED PRECISION 12/1. Call (603)387-5724. (603)569-1999. Renovated 1257 SF Ranch w/

wood floors, W/D, full bsmnt,

Pine or Hardwood, Fully Insured PAINTING BARTLETT: 3 BR House in village EWakefield, Province Lake, 3 fenced in courtyard, pet door.

Chopping Block Firewood BY DAN BISSEN

Monitor heat, w/d, storage space

$900/mo. plowing incl. Pets nego-

bdrm cottage, f.p. living room, din-

ing room, kitchen, 1.5 baths, wrap

$1075/mo. Prudential Joy Tarbell

Ariella@JTRealty.com.

603-539-1724 356-5525 tiable. Leave

(603)837-9687.

message porch. $650/mo + utilities. First &

Security. 508-886-6033.

603-356-7200 x21.



BERLIN Room for rent- nicely fur- NORTH CONWAY

Plowing AMERICAN PRIDE DRYWALL-TAPING nished, clean, warm first floor.

FREEDOM- 2 bedroom large

apartment first floor, w/d hookup Brand New Spacious

Commercial/Residential

603-539-3459

TILE SPEARCORP Laundry, cable, parking, plow,

utils. Some storage. Non smoking.

parking for 2. $750/mo plus secu-

rity and utilities. (603)493-7527.

2 BR Apt

Installations • Rip-ups • Re-Grouts Nice Work - Nice Price Season or longer. Available end Fully furnished

Sanding

FREEDOM- New 3 bedroom cape

of month. Crim. check required. including Hot Tub

Bartlett, NH 603-452-8181 207-647-2528 Bridgton $100/wk. 374-6544 eves. with beach rights. Yearly lease re-

quired. First/ last month deposit. Onsite laundry &

BRIDGTON, ME. Quaint in town Utilities not included. No pets. trash removal

Chocorua Mountain Tim DiPietro Electric North Country home, unfurnished. Year round. $950/mo. (978)808-5759, Available seasonally for

Chimney Sweeps MASTER ELECTRICIAN Metal Roofing Pets considered. No smoking.

$975/month. 3 Bedrooms, 1.5

(603)490-1548. $1350/mo, or long term

New Work • Remodeling Free Estimates, Variety of Baths. Large yard. References. FRYEBURG luxury 4 bdrm, 2 bath Call Casey at 356-2980

Generator Hook-ups Colors, Quality Workmanship

765-860-3155. townhouse. One mile from town

Peter Goodson 323-8935 603-356-2248 Fully Insured 603-651-8510 CENTER Conway 2 bedroom apt.

. $1000/mo plus. 207-935-3241.

NORTH Conway 2 bdr apt. with a

Furnished $875/mo. plus sec. FRYEBURG Village clean 1 bdrm cellar. No animals, $700/mo.

LEGACY PAINTING

and Remodeling

Cut property

TreesvaluableDown

around

603-356-6667 • 800-564-5527

dep. includes all utilities. No

smoking/ pets. (603)447-3720.

studio with kitchen, w/d on prem-

ises, $450/mo plus 207-935-3241.

Available

(603)939-2462.

January 1st.



CONWAY efficiency cottages, FRYEBURG Village- 2 bedroom NORTH Conway room for rent

Where Quality Prevails. Interior/Exterior. Jim Cline 284-6475 kitchenette, private bath, no pets. mobile home. $600/mo plus utili- $450/mo all utilities paid, shared

Fully Insured. Reasonable Rates. 1-207-625-4273 Good credit. Broker owned- call ties and security. Available 1/1/07. bath. Must love animals.

Cell 662-9292 HANIBAL Free estimates, insured 447-3815. (603)662-4704. (603)356-2320.

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CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999

by Abigail Van Buren

FOR RENT-VACATION FOR RENT-

SOME PEOPLE AND OCCUPATIONS $275- Thurs- Sunday, $450/wk.

Clean, all new carpeting and ap-

pliances, w/d, woodstove. Mobile

COMMERCIAL

N. CONWAY OFFICE: 350 SF



MATCH WELL WITH THEIR NAMES

3rd flr, $225/mo includes Rt 16

home with addition; pool table, signage, wifi, parking. Office/ Re-

sleeps 13 plus. National Forest, tail detached bldg: Rt 16 across

close to shopping and skiing. from Bagels Plus. 610 SF,

(603)524-5024, (603)455-5268. signage, $590/mo. Prudential Joy

DEAR ABBY: Not long ago you wrote a column that mentioned DEAR ABBY: When I was in college, the disciplinary dean's name

funny names that match people's occupations. I am submitting two was Dick Justice. -- BRIAN S., NAPERVILLE, ILL. ATTITASH area, Intervale. 5 bed- Tarbell 603-356-7200 x21,

room farmhouse, large country Ariella@JTRealty.com.

more: Prior to our wedding, my husband and I had the state-required DEAR ABBY: I have a couple of names that take the cake. I am a

kitchen, furnished. Excellent 16A

blood tests. They were administered by a Dr. Fix. (We later read that nurse in a large hospital in central Wisconsin. We had a plastic surgeon location. (603)356-0890. Retail Space

Dr. Fix was caught giving himself one, and was arrested on drug named Dr. Hacker, and if that wasn't enough, his resident was Dr.

BARTLETT 12/01- 5/01/07; 3 bdr, Norcross Circle

charges.) The minister who married us was aptly named Dr. Comfort. - Wacker. Not surprisingly, their patients required a lot of reassurance.

2 ba, garage, all amenities. Wood- Great location, high

- ANN B., ARCHER, FLA. Wouldn't you? -- LORI FROM THE DAIRY STATE

stove, Jacuzzi, plowing. $6000 + visibility, next to North

DEAR ANN: Thanks for a "Fixer"-upper of a letter. It arrived with a DEAR ABBY: There is a dentist here in my city whose hygienist's utilities. (603)356-5323 or Conway park and train

bushel of mail from other readers offering names that match last name is Toothacher. -- GLEN IN TEXAS 781-335-1364. station. 850 sq.ft.

occupations. Read on: DEAR ABBY: In Portland, Ore., where I reside, there are three Large windows, customer

DEAR ABBY: One of my dearest friends is a professional orthodontists: Dr. Payne, Dr. Fear and Dr. Rensch (pronounced BARTLETT 12/01- 5/01/07; 3 bdr,

2 ba, garage, all amenities. Wood- parking at your door.

landscaper of golf courses, highways and schools. His name? Ross "Wrench")! -- AMELIA S. stove, Jacuzzi, plowing. $6000 + Retail space at $619/mo.

Weed! -- BONNIE G. CHAPIN, S.C. DEAR ABBY: I swear this is true: When I visited my first utilities. (603)356-5323 or Call Sheila at

DEAR ABBY: My husband, last name Graves, is a funeral director. - gynecologist when I was in college (the University of Massachusetts at 781-335-1364. (603)356-6321 ext.469

- DIANNE G., RIPLEY, MISS. Amherst), his name was Dr. Clapp. -- V. COOK, BLUE HILL, MAINE

FRYEBURG area- Beautiful Win-

DEAR ABBY: The first time I took my grandchildren to their doctor, DEAR ABBY: My father, mother and sister all see the same ter home 4 bdr+, snowmobile from SUNNY, scenic office spaces in

their regular physician was on vacation. The doctor who was filling in psychiatrist, and have for more than 15 years. His name is Dr. Looney. house, min. to Shawnee Peak, downtown Jackson. Totalling

for him was named Dr. Needle. I kid you not. -- THERESA S., Seriously. -- READER IN HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS 40mins. to Sunday River. Still 420sf plus a bathroom. There are

SPARROW BUSH, N.Y. DEAR READER: I'd say Dr. Looney is running a family practice. available for school vacations, but 2 entrances. Call (603)383-9341

must hurry! Week and weekends. or (603)986-0295 ask for Larry or

Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Call Larry at (978)777-9365. Leslie.

Dear Abby at: Dear Abby, c/o The Conway Daily Sun, PO Box 1940, North Conway, NH 03860

NORTH CONWAY. New Sea-

sonal Units w/ Hot Tubs fr. FOR SALE

Doonesbury by Gary Trudeau $895/mo. Beautiful kitchen & fur-

nishings. Conveniently located. DISCOUNT BLINDS

Call (603)356-2980.

50%-80% OFF

SANIBEL Island, Florida. Gulf Quality brand names at affordable

front on the beach. Pool, tennis, prices. Free in home estimates.

bikes, barbecue, 1 bd available Free installation. Northern Dis-

12/9-1/20 @ $1400/week. Avail. count Blinds Co. Call 356–3051.

4/14-on for $850/wk. 2 bdr. avail 12X6’ Dual axle utility plus trailer

2/17-2/24 @ $2300/wk. 4/21-28 6000 lb capacity, wired for brakes

@ $1250/wk. Call (603)986-0836. $750. (207)935-1193.

sanibelgulffrontcondos.com.

1999 Snowmachine Caravan Tilt

SEASONAL- WINTER & SUM- trailer for 2 snow machines w/ ski

MER prime locations 2-4 BR prop- cross bars & spare tire. Galva-

erties, non smoking 603-383-8000 nized $400 (603)367-9247.

or email anne@fgpm.com.

2 Polar Express tickets, Friday

12/15 4:30 from North Conway.

FOR RENT- $94/obo. (207)893-0709.

COMMERCIAL 2004 Kubota Diesel Generator GL

6500 2 cylinder, electric start

$5000 Mike 207-527-2354.

30x40 garage/workspace,

4 Snow Tires, studded, excellent

CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 Located on Cross Rd, Tam-

worth Just off of Rt.41 Less condition, used one season, Win-

terforce 195/60R15, fit Saab 9-3.

than 1 mile to Rt. 16 in W. $175/obo. Intervale,

Ossipee. 2 10x12 overhead

FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT doors, oil heat, $1175/mo.

(603)356-7852 day or night.

ANTIQUE kerosene stove. $250.

NORTH Conway 2 BR, 1 BA NORTH CONWAY- STUDIO- Out- (603)367-9015. Gas grille $50. Desk $75. File

condo, 2nd floor, unfurnished, 1 look; now available; w/w carpet; LOVELL spacious ranch style TAMWORTH Village- brand new

house. Carport, 2 covered totally renovated 1st or 2nd floor- cabinet $50. Info/ pix

yr. lease, No pets/ smoking, 316 sq. ft; washer/ dryer available, 3 yr. old steel warehouse space eagleseyes@adelphia.net

$750/mo. plus utilities, good credit Moat views; non-smoking; refer- porches. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, w/d. 1 bedroom apartments, conven-

MSAD #72. No pets, no smoking, ient to Route 16 & 25. Only 25 available, 2,000-4,000 sq.ft. Radi- ASSORTED office equipment

required, Select RE Rich Johnson ences; no pets; $490/month; Call ant heat and loading docks. Lo-

(603)447-3813. Jan 356-6321 x.430 on weekends flexible lease. Good references min to No. Conway. Prices range large variety. Call for price list or

and background check. $900/mo from $575-$675/mo. plus utilities. cated on Route 41 next to North appointment to see.

NORTH Conway Large 3 BR. call Sheila x.469. Country Auctions. FMI call

plus utilities. Security deposit. No pets (603)569-1999. (603)356-3887.

$1000/mo. Includes trash service, (207)935-1193. (603)539-1640.

snow removal, moawing, water, NORTH CONWAY: New 1 BR TAMWORTH- 1 BR two floor apt BIG DISCOUNTS

sewer. Washer Dryer connec- apt- great location. $750/mo + STORAGE: 850 SF at the Scenic $525/mo. plus utilities. No pets 5000 SF WHSE From now until 12/31/06. Truck

tions. New carpet and flooring. utilities. Onsite laundry and plenty Vista, North Conway. $275/mo. (603)569-1999. $3 PSF caps: New & used, Winter auto

of parking. No pets or smoking. Prudential Joy Tarbell, FRYEBURG: FREE STAND/ accessories & more. Holiday GC’s

Leave message 447-1879. TAMWORTH- 1 BR, 2nd fl apt.

Also: 2 BR apt for $850/mo. Ariella@JTRealty.com. CLEAR- SPAN w/ 18’ OH door(s); available too! General Custom

NORTH Conway near Cranmore 603-356-7200 x21. heat included, coin-op, w/d, walk

(603)356-2980. loading docks – avail. immed for Rt.16, Tamworth 323-7075.

on water, private furnished room, to village $615/mo. plus w/s. No

SWEDEN, ME- 1 bedroom, fur- pets (603)569-1999. 1250/mo. (603)496-5594. BRAND new Atomic skis Tacora

free laundry, off-street parking. OSSIPEE Lake/ views, central lo-

Recommendations. Includes heat, nished, secluded, 4 miles to 598OM still in plastic, $300/firm.

cation, Immaculate, spacious, 1 TAMWORTH- 2 BR townhouse BARTLETT Village. Established

electric $575 (603)356-5996. Shawnee Peak. Access to major (603)447-1030.

bdrm, semi furnished, w/d, all in- apt. storage incl, $775/mo. plus 42-seat turnkey restaurant.

snowmobile trails. Possible ga-

NORTH Conway room in private clusive, no pets/ smoking utilities. No pets (603)569-1999. 1700sq.ft., good income potential, BROWNING gun safe, $1050.

rage available. All utilities in-

home, everything included. No $850/mo. (603)539-1892. $1000/mo. + expenses 752-5732.

cluded. $900/mo. First and secu- W. Ossipee- 2 BR, 2nd fl apt.

smoking, pets $450/mo. (603)374-2422, (617)968-0468.

rity. Available 1/1/07. close to Rte. 16 & 25, $615/mo. CARROLL COUNTY OIL

(603)662-6571. PET friendly, newer log home, (207)647-3051, (603)662-8160. plus util. No pets (603)569-1999. CENTER at Chocorua Village.

Center Ossipee. 3 bedroom, 2 Cash discount, senior citizen dis-

NORTH Conway Rooms for rent TAMWORTH 1 bedroom year Professional, modern office/ retail count, prompt deliveries, pre-buy

bath, 2-car garage on 2 acres. WANTED: N. Conway area, Dog

in large Inn, utilities and cable in- round cabin, Available 1/1/07, suites, Rte.16. Starting at programs. 539-8332.

Back-up generator. $1800/mo Friendly lease, woodstove a plus.

cluded, no smoking, no pets. near Rt.16, 113 and 25. Sec. $150/mo.!! 150sq.ft-2500sq.ft.

plus utilities. (603)662-6689. oshkosh2121@yahoo.com, CHAPMAN CONTAINER

Starting at $150/weekly. dep., no pets. Heat & utilities in- available.447-6381.

603-498-5494 with details.

(603)356-9090. cluded, refuse collection and laun- 20ft, 40ft, plus storage trailer 40ft,

WEST Bridgton 2 bedroom. sec. CENTER Ossipee- Retail/ Office/

dry on premises. $555/mo. Call 45ft, 48ft, 53ft, road trailers, plus

NORTH Conway Village Ex- Room for Rent dep. Includes heat, rent based on Commercial Space- located in a

forklift. 449-2474.

323-8031. growing “Main Street Community”

tremely nice two bedroom. Large $150/weekly income. No pets, application fee.

enclosed 3 season porch, Fire-

Will Exchange for TAMWORTH 2 bedroom house in 207-450-4271. double-window street level expo- CHRISTMAS TREES

place, within an Austrian Chalet. country setting $800/mo. Avail- sure, corner of Main Street/ Fol- Size 5’-10’, $15- $50. Handmade

895/mo Heat included. Call part-time work able Dec. 15. (603)569-4109. WOLFEBORO 1 BR, 2nd fl, walk som Road. Approx. 750 sq.ft. Wreaths 12” and 24” $9- $32.

689-8141. (603)447-3858 TAMWORTH brand new 2 BR

to town, heat incl. $685/mo. No $450/mo. plus utilities. Davis Sugar House, 8 Dundee

pets (603)569-1999. (603)569-1999. Rd., Jackson. Open 8am-8pm.

NORTH Conway Village large 1/2 Luxury Townhouses, located 2

bedroom, 2nd floor apt. utilities in- min to Rte. 16 only 20 min to Con- WOLFEBORO 2 BR 1st fl apt CONWAY Professional Plaza, 24 (603)383-4656.

cluded, no pets, security deposit way $950/mo. plus util. No pets $645/mo. plus util. No pets Pleasant St. Commercial Space, COUNTRY gas stove, Free stand-

$650. Call Al (603)356-0090 or (603)569-1999. (603)569-1999. great location. 447-3313. 2100 ing B-Vent 40,000 BTUs, covers

387-8014.

Rooms for Rent sq ft $1000/mo.

TAMWORTH Large 2 bedroom WOLFEBORO 2 BR, 2nd fl, walk 1800sq.ft. some piping available

Short Term to town, $625/mo. plus util. No $400. (603)986-4065.

NORTH Conway Village- 1 bed- apartment available immediately INTERVALE prime location, street

room apartment. $650/mo in- $150- $175/weekly $875 plus utilities. (603)229-7186. pets (603)569-1999. level, easy access, two rooms, DRYER Maytag Electric $50, runs

cludes heat, electricity, cable. Conway TAMWORTH One bedroom apt. WOLFEBORO Falls- Close to 11x12, 15x12, includes utilities great. Matching washer needs

Available 1/1/07. (603)986-5410. (603)447-3858 1st floor, $750/mo. eveything in- Bridge Falls path to town, 1 BR, (603)356-3887. belt Free. (603)356-7988

NORTH Conway Village- 1 bed- cluded. w/d available. Available 1st fl apt. $595/mo. plus util. Stor- (603)356-3301.

LOVELL ME- Retail/ Workshop/

room apt, Kearsarge St. $525/mo. Jan.1st (603)323-7929 Connie. age rental avail. No pets office space available in Lovell Vil- ELLIPTICAL machine like new.

(603)986-5410. S.WOLFEBORO- 2nd fl, 2 BR apt, (603)569-1999. lage or adjacent to golf course. Get in shape for the new year!

$665/mo, plus utilities, coin-op TAMWORTH Village- 1st fl, 1 BR

NORTH Conway- Nice 3 bedroom apt. river view, coin-op w/ heat WOLFEBORO- 1st fl, 1 BR, walk $250- $1000/mo plus utilities. $150/obo. 356-4714.

w/d, storage rental avail. No pets. (207)925-3077.

house, large lawn, great location! (603)569-1999. incl. $685/mo. plus water/ sewer. to town, coin-op w/d, heat in- EMPIRE gas heater. Approx.

W/d, $1400/mo. plus utilities. No pets (603)569-1999. cluded. $715/mo. No pets. 35,000 BTU. Measures approx.

MAJESTIC Theatre Block. Newly

(603)520-8645. SPACIOUS 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath No. WINTER Rental: 3 bdrm 2 ba (603)569-1999. 24"hX36"wX12"d. $125.00

renovated professional office

OSSIPEE 3 bd/ 2 ba house. Avail Conway house. One car garage. home in Jackson. Mary WOLFEBORO- Walk to town/ suites, DSL Broad Band available. 569-0488.

1/1/07. Sec deposit. No credit Convenient location to anywhere. 603-356-7200 x.15 Prudential Joy back bay view- 1 BR apt. heat in- Approximately 300sq.ft. each, FENCING Equipment: Foils,

check $895 + utilities. $900/mo plus utilities. References. Tarbell Realty cluded. 2nd fl $715/mo. coin-op some adjoining, $275/mo. gloves, more. Contact Barn Door

(603)455-6552. Pinkham RE. (603)356-5425. Mary@JTRealty.com. w/d. No pets (603)569-1999. 447-6381. Fencers Club, (603)356-2926.

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CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999 • CLASSIFIEDS • 356-2999

FOR SALE FOR SALE FURNITURE HELP WANTED

FIBERGLASS Tonneau Cover for MEYER 4 way power angle plow, BLDG16 DISCOUNT BOOKKEEPING/ Administrative WANTED

8’ bed truck $250/obo. Must sell came off older CJ5 Jeep $1500 position in a fast paced office, re-

(207)647-3051. everything you need. Rag top &

Mattress & Furniture quiring proficiency in QuickBooks Gorham, New Hampshire

bikini top for CJ5 $175/both Call Kevan (603)356-5569. & MS Office. Must be comfortable

FRIGIDAIRE 9 cu.ft. chest freezer

(603)447-4845. 888-921-9182. Open 7 days, using computers to calculate and New Mexican Steak House Opening Soon

used 1 mo. still under warranty Mon.-Sat, 9-8, Sun. 9-6. Mountain record data. Excellent verbal &

$250 (603)662-8129. NEW for 3 point hitch. Landpride High Marketplace. Nice people, written communication skills, de- Now Hiring Positions

6ft. combination landscape rake nice price.

FIREWOOD $200/cord Dry. Call

with optional flip down grader

tail oriented and sense of humor • Line Cooks • Waitstaff

after 5pm (207)935-4147. CASH & CARRY, tables, chairs, required. Real Estate experience

blade & dual wheels. Model helpful. 20-24 hrs/wk incl Satur- For Confidential Interview Please call 466-2800

FIREWOOD lamps, sofas, appliances, $5.00

LR1572 $1100 (603)447-6881. days. Benefits after 90 days.

cut, split, delivered green and up at the Glen Warehouse.

NEW in the box. Gibson-Epiphone New shipment just in. 383-6665. Please e-mail resume to

$165/cord, free delivery within 15

SG Special, jet black. Great guitar Joy@JTRealty.com.

miles of Brownfield, ME.

for the beginner. Great action and

DJ’S HOME

(207)452-2608. Booth Renter Wanted The Manor is now accepting

sound. See nhimarket.com for pix. FURNISHINGS

DRY FIREWOOD Asking $200/obo. Call 539-2446. Happy Holidays! 20-50% off sav- North Conway Salon. Fun, relaxed applications for a:

Dry Firewood $225/cord. Green ings storewide! Quality, service atmosphere, free tanning, Bar Manager

$200/cord. Two cord minimum. NIKKOR Lens- 18-70mm af-sdx and true discount. (603)356-6368. (207)925-3311.

zoom. $250.New. (603)447-3010. * Full Time Position

Immediate delivery. 323-8658. FUTON mattress, full size, Cus- BUSY cleaning service needs * Excellent Salary

FIREWOOD, dry, clean, generous PAINTBALL Guns for sale- Tipp- tom, extra thick by Gloucester Fu- conscientious, dependable * Paid Vacations

cord. 16” hardwoods. Immediate man A-5 Black $175. Includes: ton Company. Like new $100. cleaner 15-20 hrs per week. Ex-

Cyclone Feed, Rufus Dawg trig- * Simple IRA

delivery (603)356-7509. (603)356-2769. cellent opportunity for experi-

ger, Ricochet hopper, 20 oz. CO2 enced individual. References a Please call Heidi at

FIREWOOD, Seasoned & green tank, good condition. Can add

for sale. Lots cleared, call for esti- FREE must. (603)447-1315. (603)356-3113 Route 16 North Conway Village

Sniper barrel for $25. Spyder

mates. Mike (603)939-2741. Imagine- blue $125. Includes: CAREGIVER Needed: Looking for

Ricker Auto Salvage paying $100/

FIREWOOD- Cut and split. Double trigger, electronic firing, caring, strong, detail oriented fe-

vehicle delivered to our yard,

Green $200/cord. (603)539-1724. hopper, 12 oz. CO2 tank, new- male in Conway- weekday/ week-

$75/. if we pick up. 323-7363.

used less than 10 times. Contact end hours. 603-447-5253.

FIREWOOD- All good hardwood.

Cut, split and delivered. Call (603)447-3064 or they can be DRIVE It, Push it, Pull it to our lot

seen at P & R Paintball in Frye- Prices change daily. Call CARROLL County Landscape,

(207)935-4479. Inc., Wolfeboro, NH is now ac-

burg. (603)662-8960.

DRY FIREWOOD cepting applications for an experi-

SAFE WOOD HEAT FREE GAS with snowmobile win- enced garden crew member for

cut, split and delivered. $225/cord terization. Member of Better Busi-

Remove all fire hazard, smoke the 2007 season. Applicants must

(207)452-2157. ness Bureau. Call Hans On be 18 years or older, have a valid Retail Gift Shop Manager - Challenging and rewarding sea-

and dirt from home. Central Boiler

Classic Outdoor Wood Furnace (603)323-7997. drivers license, clean driving re- sonal position at Conway Scenic Railroad. We are seeking a person

FOR SALE: heats multiple buildings and do- MONEY PAID cord, strong work ethic. Horticul- with experience in purchasing, pos systems, inventory procedures

tural training ranging from trade and staff supervision. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and

1968 Nashua mestic

447-2282.

water. Farmer-4-Hire. Turn your junk vehicles into school to college is a plus. Call other retail POS & Inventory systems experience desired. Must be

money. Call us (603)539-3571.

Mobile Home SNOWBLOWER MTD 24” 2

Carroll County Landscape, Inc. at

(603)569-2013 or e-mail resume

available to work weekends, holidays and special events.

12’ W x 57’ L x 14’ H, stage, 10hp, track drive. $275 HEAVY EQUIPMENT to: cclinc.@metrocast.net to ap- The railroad is a fun place to work! Please send resume to PO

with attached framed firm. 447-5086. ply. Carroll County Landscape is Box 1947, North Conway, NH 03860.Attn: Gift Shop Manager

1955 John Deere 420 Bulldozer, an equal opportunity employer. Or email to avia@conwayscenic.com

and shingled roof and SNOWPLOW for a Jeep or small road cage, winch, 4 way blade,

8’ x 10’ deck. Good pick-up also hard top for Jeep

Wrangler, 752-5732.

$3550. good tracks CHILDCARE PROVIDER

condition. One day (603)447-3002. In need of Childcare in my Effing-

showing to be held SNOWTIRES 205/65/15 and four INTERNATIONAL Tractor model ham Home for approx. 4 days in

wheels for Camary Maxima $200 number 354. 3 point, 40hp, Late January and 10 days in early CARROLL COUNTY JAIL

from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 (603)356-3873. $3000. 965 hours. (207)935-6467. March. Please call (603)941-0425 CORRECTIONAL OFFICER

p.m. on Thursday, De- for more details.

TAILGATE sander, Fisher Speed KUBOTA L225DT Diesel- 4x4 We are presently accepting applications for immediate

cember 21st at 618 Caster, spreads sand/ salt, like COMMUNICATIONS Tower Tech-

tractor/ loader- Standard trans, openings for full-time correctional officers. A high

Eastman Road, Red- new. $1250. (603)367-4793. 600 hours. 3 pt hitch. $5850. nician/ Climber. Must be experi- school diploma or equivalency is required, as well

stone. Sold AS IS with (603)447-3002. enced- Traveling required. Submit

as a clean criminal and motor vehicle record, and

THE VILLAGE CLOSET resume to

acceptance of best of- Beautiful holiday dresses & gift passing a physical fitness agility test. Certified officers

sales@gmindustries.com, call

fer. All costs pertaining baskets for sale. Tamworth Pro- HELP WANTED 860-306-4442. are preferred but not mandatory. Applications are

to the sale of the home fessional Building, Rt16 Tam- available at the:

worth, NH (603)323-9211. Automotive Technician

will be the responsibil- Carroll County Jail

Are you a top tech who is not ap- Immediate Opening

ity of the buyer. THOMPSON Center “Contender” preciated where you are? We pay

MUST BE REMOVED .45/.410 10” $450. Navy Arms .36 good money for honest work- ~ Baker ~ 50 County Farm Road, Ossipee, NH 03864

cal, cap and ball revolver $250. Benefits based on experience. Dependability and early EEOC

within thirty (30) days thompson Center “Patriot” muzzle Call today! Conway, NH. hours required. Good

of closing date by ob- loading pistol. .45 cal. $450. Ru- (603)662-4399.

taining a removal per- ger “Security Six” .357 magnum. wages plus tips.

$350. Beretta mod. 1934 “Brevet- AVON: Earnings great! No door to

mit from the Depart- tato” 9mm. $350. *J. Stevens door necessary. Choose your own Apply in person at

ment of Transporta- “Visible loading repeater Pat. Apr. hours. For information call Bagels Plus

tion. 30-07” (low s/n) .22 cal. pump. 323-7361.

2988 WM Hwy

For more informa- $450. All with ammo and extras!

tion, please call

For info/

eaglesyes@adelphia.net

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356-6921

TIRES four Bridgestone Dueller Now Hiring

ANTIQUE chests, dry sink, oak

H/T 265/70R16 $50.; Bridgestone

Full & Part Time: ~ Housekeepers & Laundry Staff ~

Turanza EL42 215/55/17 $100.

dry sink reproduction, solid wood 603-520-8134. Dishwashers, Pizza Cook, Wanted for the Winter Season.

corner cabinet and more.

356.-3431. TREADMILL- Nordic Track Line Cooks, Prep Cooks, Benefits include free ski pass.

EXP1000, 4 years old, rarely Waitstaff, Bartenders, Ice

FURNACE hot air, oil Top of the used. Originally $950, now $500.

Cream Makers, Hosts ~ Part Time Shuttle Bus driver ~

line, great shape. Used only

Spring and Fall seasons 139,000

(603)447-4750.

and Hostesses. Servers Weekends and vacations weeks.

BTUs $650. (603)356-7988 VENDING machines- (5)- Holds

(603)356-3301. 12oz cans, $1 bill changer, Apply in person at Seeking team Passenger CDL required.

HAY for sale round bales and

$750/ea. Call (603)447-8880.

Bellinis Restaurant oriented, friendly Applications available at our office or

Monday- Thursday 8am-4pm or

square bales, first and second leave message. No phone calls please individuals. online at purityspring.com/hr.htm

crop. (603)986-5325. Full and Part time

HAY; Horse hay, $4; stock, $3.50; VERMONT Casting Woodstove/

2nd cut, $5. Delivery available. fireplace insert 25x21 $600- BLUEBERRY Muffin Hiring Host- positions available.

603-283-6498 in Jackson. ess/ Busers. Apply at Restaurant

(603)383-8917.

or call (603)356-5736.

Stop by to fill out

HOWARD Miller Grandfather WESTERN Child’s Saddle new in application or call

clock, asking $450/obo, 466-2484, box, suede seat white stitching, GROWING Insurance Agency has

leave message, good Christmas $125/OBO. (603)539-9195. an opening for a customer service (603)383-4949

gift. representative. Individual must

have good people skills, computer

INTO Eagles? 8’ intricately de- FURNITURE skills and the ability to multi task. FLATBREAD Company, natural

tailed spread eagle chain saw Benefits include health, life, & wood fired pizza now hiring full

sculpture. $1500. For info/ pix 401K. Please forward resume to: time, part time year round posi- The leading Resort in the Mount Washington Valley

eagleseyes@adelphia.net tions. Apply in person Tuesday-

KENWOOD surround stereo sys-

Customer Service Representative,

PO Box 1940, North Conway, NH Saturday, after 4pm. at Eastern Immediate Openings:

Slope Inn, No.Conway.

tem, cd, 5 speakers, sub, enter-

tainment stand, DVD player.

03860.

Nail Technician/ Spa

$250/obo. 356-4714 Housemen- Room Attendants/

Bldg. 16 Discount

KITCHEN Aide, 22 cu. ft.

side-by-side, $725, 752-5732. Housekeeping

LARGE folding SUV dog crate

$60/obo. Adirondack style porch Living Room • Dining Room • Bedroom Line Cook and Dishwasher/ Kitchen

swing $95/obo (603)539-6665.

LEER truck cap- Blue- Fits 8’ bed

Mattresses • Bunk Beds • Futons All interested parties please apply in person or fax resume

$225/obo. (207)452-8825. to (603)356-3842.

PS2 w/ 2 controllers, memory

Call Kevan (603)356-5569 Red Jacket Mountain View

card, 28 sports, racing and shoot-

ing games, works great $250

Mtn. High Marketplace Route 16, North Conway, NH 03860

(603)356-3965.

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

FRAMING Carpenters needed. GRAPHIC Designer for busy ad HOUSEKEEPER- Dana Place Inn LANDSCAPE and Property Serv- HOUSEKEEPER needed, flexible YANKEE Clipper now hiring a

$10/hr. Must have own transporta- agency. $15-20/hour based on ex- Jackson. Immediate position avail- ice Company seeks dependable hours, laid back environment. Desk Clerk 3-11pm. Please apply

tion. Call John (603)300-7039; perience. Freelance. Must know able. Hourly wage plus per room individual with clean driving record Please call Bud or Jen at in person or call (603)356-5736.

Conway area. all Mac design programs. Portfolio compensation. Call 888-675-0239 for plowing. Additional experience 374-2742.

required. (603)356-7011. extension 719. in carpentry machinery landscap-

ing stonework. Serious motivated PLUMBER/ Pipefitter Apprentices: HOME

HAIRSTYLISTS Positions available in the No.

GE Brown Excavation is seeking INFORMATION RADIO please call (603)383-6466.

Conway area. Accredited Appren- IMPROVEMENTS

Two available booths for rent.

Dump Truck Drivers and Loader Pleasant Image (603)356-3437. SALES PERSON ticeship Program. Great Start to a

A.B.C. SHEDS

Operators with Snowplow experi- Radio stations WMWV and Lucrative Career! Contact: Kim at

ence. Pay based on experience.

Available Immediately. Call

MOAT Mountain Smokehouse hir- Magic-104 are seeking a Sales- North of the 603-669-7516

JATC@UALU131.org.

or on display at 1785 White Moun-

tain Highway., Route 16, Tam-

ing, Waitstaff and Bartenders. person to handle our 1050AM Mt

(603)356-0870 ask for Gene or Please apply in person at 3378 Washington Valley Visitor Infor- Border RECEPTIONIST needed immedi-

worth, NH.

www.abcsheds.com.

(603)323-9722.

Tiffany. White Mountain Highway. mation Radio Station. This is a

year round part time position of

Experienced ately! Well known Bartlett resort is

20-25 hours a week with a flex Waitstaff needed, looking for a friendly, outgoing FATHER & SON

person to fill our receptionist posi-

schedule that allows you to set flexible hours. tion. Qualified candidate needs to

We get it done! Whatever your

household needs, call

your own hours. It has a guaran-

tee of $200 plus commisions. Our Apply in person be computer oriented, ability to (603)986-7222.

handle a fast paced environment,

last person averaged between to Ken, and like working with the public.

$1200 and $1600 a month. It re-

Thurs-Mon. 2-5pm. Interested candidates should con- HARDWOOD FLOORING

quires calling on area businesses Professional Sand• Finish• Instal-

tact Stacey at (603)374-6515 or

Fryeburg Health Care Center currently has the following selling radio commercials for Visi-

fax resume to (603)374-6347. lation. 20 yrs. experience. Excel-

positions open: tor Information Radio. Prior Sales lent references. Weiler Building

experience is a big plus. Contact OFFICE MANAGER SEEKING part-time babysitter w/ Services, (603)447-5976,

RN/LPN - 32-40 hours per week on the 7am-11pm shift Ron Frizzell at (603)356-8870. Must have experience with Quick- refs for 11 month and 5 year old (603)986-4045

CNA-M - 16-24 hours per week on the 3am-11pm shift books, bookkeeping, MS Office, boys Xmas week in North Con-

CNA - Full and Part time hours on 3pm - 11pm shift STRESSED? strong organizational skills, and a way. Car a plus. (917)912-1079.

HUSBAND FOR HIRE

CNA - 16-24 hours on 11PM - 7AM shift Try us! RN/ LPN Private Duty. Be- knowledge of the construction SERVICE MASTER cleaning Home repair and remodeling, win-

Also hiring RN/LPN and CNA per diem staff thel, nights. Norway, nights & business. Fax resume to Technician. Part time weekends, dow, door replacements, attention

some days. 1-866-634-2023 (603)356-0712 or email please call 447.5031, drivers li- to detail, 20 years experience, in-

Our staff at Fryeburg Health Care Center is waiting to HomeHopeAndHealing.com. rdallc.des@desmarais-associates.com

cense required. sured. Bob Pletschke, 447-2772.

welcome you as a member of our Nursing Team. Contact

Diane Toto RN DNS at (207)935-3351 or stop in at

70 Fair�iew Dri�e� Fryeburg� ��. Appalachian Mountain Club

EOE is seeking applicants for: Eastern White Pine Graders

Kitchen cook - breakfast shifts and deli Experienced Eastern White Pine Grader

counter schedule. Seasonal Position, Must be able to be NeLMA certified.

available immediately at Pinkham Notch. Full Benefit Package after 90 days.

Contact Lesley Kology 466-2721 x 181. Apply in person to:

Customer Service Rep - reservations sales and guest serv- Chocorua Valley Lumber Co., Inc

ices. Year Round with excellent benefits, available January Route 25, S. Tamworth, NH

1 at Pinkham Notch. Contact Frank Jost, 466-2721 x 101. 603-323-7780

Full Time, Year Round Opportunity

Leisure Sales Manager: Experienced sales manager

needed to plan, solicit, book and coordinate conference

group tickets, rooms, food & beverage and meeting room

space for social, military, educational, religious, fraternal,

ethnic and athletic groups/accounts. Advanced knowl-

edge of sales/hospitality and ski industry required. Some

travel required. Full benefits accompany this position.

Full & Part Time Seasonal Opportunities

Ski & Snowboard Instructors

Housekeeping Room Attendants

Wait Staff (Restaurant am & pm shifts)

Events/Race Crew

Nursery/Daycare

Cooks, Dishwasher & Doorperson

Vehicle Mechanic

Ski School Desk & Ticket Agent

Grooming Machine Operators

For immediate consideration, apply on-line at

www.attitash.com; drop by or fax your application to:

Human Resource Dept., Attitash, P.O. Box 308,

Route 302, Bartlett, NH 03812; fax (603) 374-1960.









Full and Part-Time Community Integrator: positions

Program Director, Residential Services: The successful

are available from our Wolfeboro and Conway offices. Our

candidate will be responsible for coordinating 4 staffed resi-

Community Integrators work directly with individuals with

dences and supervising Housing Coordinators serving 40+

developmental disabilities in the community to provide sup-

residences (Enhanced Family Care situations). This position

port and training for employment, volunteer jobs, adult edu-

cation classes, activities in the community, as well as promot-

serves our Redstone/Wolfeboro locations. Accepting re- Temporary Positions (4/1/07-10/31/07)

ing natural relationships to help each person to be a valued

sumes until the position is filled. (No previous experience required)

and respected member in their community. Housing Coordinator: for the Conway area. The Housing Housekeeper (Job Order #2006-021T)-

Coordinator works with a team to develop and monitor En- 10 openings to clean guest rooms and common areas.

Residential Advisors: needed in the Conway area to pro-

hanced Family Care Homes and Supported Apartments; or- Wash, dry, fold laundry. No previous exp req'd. Mon-Fri

vide persons with developmental disabilities with commu-

ganizes, coordinates and effectively implements housing op-

nity integration as well as assist with personal care. Experi-

tions for adults with developmental disabilities and ensures

8:30am-4:30pm. $7.05/hr. OT @ $10.58/hr.

ence as well as education in the field desired. Shifts available Dining Room Attendant (Job Order #2006-022T)-

all residential placements are safe in accordance with agency

are full and part time. We have openings for all shifts, espe-

policies and state regulations. 25 openings to perform serving, stocking, cleaning duties.

cially evenings, weekends and overnights. We are also look-

ing for Per Diem and Float staff. We are looking for candi- The successful candidate must be able to work well with pro- Replace soiled linens & set tables. Carry food & dishes

dates who are interested in being part of team which assists fessionals, persons served, families and other service provid- from kitchen. No previous exp req'd. Mon-Fri

each person to live a full life in their home and community, ers. The Housing Coordinator must have the ability to exer- 5:00am-12:00pm. $5.86/hr. OT @ $8.79/hr.

based on their individual strengths, interests, and abilities. cise reasonable judgment in setting up a residential place- Food & Beverage Worker (Job Order #2006-023T)-

ment for persons served. This individual must have the abil- 10 openings to clean serving areas. Wash, peel, cut foods.

To apply for the above positions, please stop into ouroffice

ity to show respect, concern and communicate effectively. Assist cooks. No previous exp req'd. Mon-Fri

at 626 Eastman Rd., Center Conway to complete an

application; or send resume and cover letter to Strong leadership, advocacy, and communication skills are 6:00am-12:00pm. $5.80/hr. OT @ $8.70/hr.

Northern Human Services, Attn.: Martha Tobin, essential. Valid driver’s license and car insurance are re-

626 Eastman Rd., Conway, NH 03813. quired. Bachelor’s degree in human service field and experi- Mount Washington Resort at Bretton Woods.

Full time positions come with excellent benefits package.

ence with developmental disabilities strongly preferred. For all positions please send 2 (two) copies of

A valid driver’s license and auto insurance is required as These are full time positions with our excellent benefits package. your resume/ letter of application to:

well as a high school degree or equivalent. Please send your resume and cover letter to

Christa Francisco, New Horizons, 626 Eastman Road, Job Order Number (number listed with above

Our starting rate is $9.15.

Northern Human Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer Ctr. Conway, NH 03813. You may fax it to 356-6310. E.O.E positions), P.O. Box 989 Concord, NH 03302-0989

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Orange, 5200 miles, one owner, Lovewells Pond Road, $189,900. rates. www.valleyauto.us,

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Tel: (207)935-1328.

perk tested. $89,900. fectharmony.com. suncook@fairpoint.net. (603)986-5374.

(603)447-3535. For sale by C.E. Handyman Service SHEDS, additions, garages, EZ-

owner. SWM., 54, seeks fun loving, sen- SEPTIC DESIGNS RN for Private duty/ Respite Care ShednGarage.com Toll free

Painting, carpentry, security

sual lady to enjoy life with. Call Fax inquires to: 207-697-3519. 1(877)846-5687, Fryeburg, ME.

The Civil Engineers, Inc. Ossipee, checks, snow shoveling, etc. No

FRYEBURG 1.49 acre lot Rte 5 520-2834. NH (603)533-6755. job too small (603)752-4858. ROBERT M. Thomson “Nailing

opposite Fish Street, septic ap- Your Dream” Building & Remodel-

STORAGE trailers for rent, 27 to

proval, new driveway, $34,900. RECREATION REAL ESTATE-TIME ing, (603)447-3576.

10% down. Owner financing Cleaning & More 45’. Good clean dry units. Call D.

(617)827-4592. VEHICLES SHARE Private Homes

SANDY'S CLEANING Rock. 1-800-433-7625.

Private, seasonal homes, rentals,

1989 Winnebago for sale TIMESHARE in Rangeley Maine! • Windows commercial, construction clean-

LOST $9000/obo. (207)935-4479. 5 star log cabin, last one being • Vacation ing. Security checks, mainte- U-STORE-IT

built is yours! Have video on the nance. Phone, Fax Some motorcycle storage still avi-

LOST Wedding Ring at Cranmore 2006 NASH travel trailer, 38’, 2

location! Every other year + 7 bo-

Rentals and Offices (603)383-9342. alable. All your storage needs,

Mountain couple years ago. En- bump outs, awning, screen porch, Carl & Dixie Lea

sleeps eight, $26,500/obo. nus days per year! $8,000 takes plus personal service! Visit our

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(978)468-2192 Reward! (603)539-3696. Call for details (603)356-7509.

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RENTALS WANTED SNOWBLOWING and SHOVEL- (603)447-5508.

School Administrative Unit #13 ING- Winter snow removal from

LOOKING to rent your vacation roofs, walkways, and driveways.

Kenneth A. Brett School property for the season or long Call Earth Home & Garden Im-

Tamworth, NH 03886 term. Call Anne @ (603)383-8000 provements at 539-3523.

WANTED

The following position is available beginning January 2, 2007 or anne@fgpm.com.

Or when filled,

SNOWPLOWING

SINGLE N/S professional w/ cat, Complete property maintenance.

For remainder of 2006-2007 School Year: seeks 3 br rental, year lease,

quiet Wolfeboro neighborhood,

Computer Problems! Summer, winter. Plus light exca-

Part-time ESOL Paraprofessional Aide beginning Feb. (603)801-7382. Slow, viruses, spyware, I can vation. Driveways, ditching, etc.

Serving South Conway and

(2.5 hr/day - 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM) hikergirrl@hotmail.com. help! Call Aaron at 207-697-3202

Brownfield areas. Call Gene @

Will work under the direction of ESOL teacher or cell 207-890-2393. December

Special! $30.00 per hour! Cold (207)452-2608.

Salary Range: $9.90 to $11.10 per hour RECIPES River Valley Technology. TILE

Submit: Letter of Interest, Resume and an Official Application COMPUTER REPAIR: REPAIR & REGROUTING

GREAT Coffee Recipes from Cof-

Form (Available at SAU #13 Office or K.A. Brett School) fee Korner- For a list of our top Call Dan for all your Computer Commercial and residential. No

Deadline - When Filled coffee recipes, send $1 with a self problems. 10 + years experience. job too small or large. Call

To: addressed, Stamped envelope to: Rate $35.00 per hour 356-8483. (603)290-7271.

Noel J. DeSousa, Principal, Kenneth A. Brett School, PO Box 939, Center Ossipee, NH

03814. EXTERIOR SPECIALIST TOTAL FLOOR CARE

881 Tamworth Road, Tamworth, NH 03886. EOE. Screened Porches, Siding, Decks, Professional Installation, sanding,

Keep Safe, Act Respectfully, Be Responsible ROOMMATE WANTED Windows and More. Fully Insured. refinishing and repair of wood

MC/ VISA accepted. J&J Enter- floors. 447-1723.

EFFINGHAM: private room, prises 662-4152.

VINYL SIDING & REPLACE-

smoke free, utilities included, EXTREME PAINTERS MENT WINDOWS- Quality work.

share home with 3. $100/wk. Art. Interior/ Exterior Painting, free es- Reasonable rates. Insured and re-

539-5699. timates. Call Rob (603)662-9624. liable. Call Earth Home & Garden

FRYEBURG, large bedroom in or www.extremepainters.com. Improvements at 539-3523. WANTED TO BUY

Historic Main St. home. $400/mo.

FALL CLEANUPS

includes util. (603)356-3640. SNOWMOBILES

EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS HOUSEMATE to share large

Raking, tree and brush removal,

mowing, etc. (603)356-7509.

All Diamonds, Gold, Silver

We are looking for Carpenters with 5 years experience and home in Fryeburg. Great location,

1996 Polaris 340, electric start Coins and Bullion

HANDYMAN Services- Specializ- and reverse $1000. 1988 Yamaha Independent Jewelers

basic tools. You must take pride in the quality of your affordable living, $100/wk. in- ing in small jobs. Painting, wallpa- 580 $1000. Or $1500 for both.

workmanship. Call (603)367-8272 for an application. cludes everything plus Direct TV Jewelry and Rolex Watches. Cash

per, carpentry, odd jobs,computer Both run excellent (603)986-8946.

and DSL in your room. Call payment on the spot.

OFFICE ASSISTANT 207-441-8170.

repairs. Normand 207-647-2883. 1997 Grand touring LE, $2800; (603)539-9578, West Ossipee.

We are looking for an office assistant able to thrive in a fast RM in pvt home, No, Fryeburg.

Home Maintenance Plus 2003 440 Arctic Cat, $3200,

Carpentry, painting, tree work and 752-7847.

paced environment. Duties to include receptionist, general $400/mo. Fax inquiries to

clerical, A/P, A/R, and payroll entry. Proficiency in MS (207)697-3519. more. Insured. David J. Capone 2006 POLARIS, 550 Classic,

603-374-2757. Brand new, no mileage, $4500. AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY

Office Professional, organizational skills and ability to multi ROOMMATE male no smoking,

HOMETOWN DISCOUNT (603)323-8682,evenings; JEWELRY STORE

task a must. drinking, North Conway. Every- (781)956-3775, days Buying, Gold, Silver, Platinum,

Send resume to: lianneb@cormackconstructionmgmt.com thing included $450/mo. HANDYMAN Coins, Jewelry, Watches, Free es-

DRAFTPERSON (603)662-6571. “One call gets it all” basic Handy-

man. Free estimates. STORAGE SPACE timates. North Country Fair - Jew-

ROOMMATE wanted to share elers. Est. 1969. 356-5819.

We are looking for a draftsperson to work with staff in (603)447-6805, (603)662-9066.

house in Freedom $500/mo. in- AFFORDABLE Storage, large

developing construction drawings and specifications. Work cludes everything but phone. HOUSECLEANING BLUES? RV’s, boats, cars on Ossipee

will include cabinet shop drawings, houses and additions 539-4252. Let me do the job. Experienced Lake Road. Tamworth. Reason- CHAPMAN SCRAP METAL.

and shop drawings for architect-designed projects. (20 years), efficient, affordable, able rates. 207-793-4637 Ed. All copper, brass & aluminum, alu-

Qualifications include: experience with Auto CAD 2006 and minum dump bodies & tanks etc.

SERVICES references. Lyn (207)452-8013. BROWNFIELD Self Storage has 603-449-2474. Bob.

minimum of 2 years technical training (4-yr degree INEXPENSIVE Tractor Work for expanded. 10x10- $50; 10x15-

preferred). LAWN Mowing, Mulching, Hire. Backhoe, loader, Yorkrake. $70; 10x20- $90; 10x30- $105.

Send resume to: info@cormackconstructionmgmt.com Clean-ups, Etc. We do it all! Snow removal and more. Prepay 6 months get the 7th GOALIE chest protector, men's;

(603)356-7509. (603)662-9926. Free estimates. month free. Call (207)625-8390. Size 10 goalie skates, 449-2140.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Conway Public Library Trustees will hold a Public

Hearing at the library on Wednesday December

20, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. to act on the acceptance of

donations.







NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

School Administrative Unit #9

2007-08 Proposed Budget

The SAU #9 Board will hold a public hearing on School

Administrative Unit No. 9’s proposed budget for the

2007-08 school year on Thursday, December 14, 2006 at

6:30pm in the cafeteria at John Fuller School. All

interested persons are invited to attend.



Adopted Proposed

Budget Budget

Function Description 2006-07 2007-08



2190 Special Services $200,698 $216,518

2210 Improvement of Instruction 14,515 15,103

2310 School Board Services 15,365 15,765

2320 Superintendent’s Office 201,012 220,774

2321 Asst. Superintendent’s Office 142,673 151,919

2510 Business Office 396,580 438,449

2620 Operations/Maintenance of Plant

85,030 88,827

2720 Pupil Transportation 39,276 41,621

SUBTOTAL SAU #9 OPERATING BUDGET

1,095,149 1,188,976

Unidentified Grants $10,000 $10,000

SUBTOTAL GRANTS $10,000 $10,000 Pfc. Nick Hendrix, of Bartlett, with his proud mom, Mary Jollotta. Hendrix is home for the holidays after serving a tour in Iraq.





Early Christmas gift for Bartlett mom

GRAND TOTAL BUDGET $1,105,149 $1,198,976







A mother’s Christmas wish has been granted! complain. He did his job with his fellow solders. He

Mary Jollotta, a single mother, feels so blessed for took great pride in being part of something so impor-

this year’s early Christmas gift. PFC Nicholas Hen- tant. United States of America is great because of

drix has returned home to Bartlett after serving a solders like my son. Nick will be in town for a month

tour in Ramadi, Iraq, for the United States Army. and then back to Germany with a 99 percent chance

Nick graduated from Kennett High in 2005. He is of returning to Iraq with in a year. If you see Nick

United States Department of Agriculture now an infantryman for the First Armored Division, or any other solder, stop and shake their hand and

Rural Development

based out of Germany. Nick is just 19 years old and thank them for the jobs they do. Thank you to all

New Hampshire

freshly out of basic training. He was deployed to Iraq the great people of this valley who sent him letters,

FOR SALE BY US GOVERNMENT three weeks after he landed at his base in Germany. packages and gave me a simple hug. Christmas

RURAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY His company had already been there for almost a wishes really do come true.

full year. Nick lucked out and caught the tail end Thank you,

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in the eyes of people that love him. Nick saw a lot

of action and witnessed things that only solders do. Readers are invited to submit stories, letters and

Nick stood brave and never once got off his task. He photos of Mount Washington Valley military men

never once thought, “What am I doing?” Nor did he and women fighting in Middle East.



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Jackson Town Column Cathi Belcher lodgelady@lodgeatjacksonvillage.com

Take time to answer library survey, planning board questionnaires

It’s a busy time of year, to be sure, but in all the either way) ... I hope to put selfish reasons aside as I already fragile. But nearly half of winter business

holiday hustle and bustle, don’t forget to answer the reflect on the real merits of a project of such impor- income in Jackson is related to cross-country skiing,

library survey and planning board questionnaires tance to our entire community. and most of that from Prospect Farm (one of the

that were recently mailed to all Jackson residents. Currently over at the grammar school, I learned at few areas with enough snow to ski on). The domino

Shamefully, I just noticed mine still on my desk, this week’s school meeting that students are raising effect to other businesses (from restaurants, to lodg-

where they would very soon have required archaeo- funds this season to buy solar-powered short-wave ing, real estate to shopping) could be devastating,

logical excavation, had my husband not reminded radios for Rwandan orphans, many of whom are no the impact of which has not been fully considered.

me to fill them out. Please send both in the return older than themselves. These African children have To respond to this issue or voice your objections, it is

envelope no later than Dec. 30, to: Trustees, Jackson total responsibility for raising their siblings, and urgent that we immediately contact:

Public Library, P.O. Box 276, Jackson, NH 03846. It’s certain radio programs they receive help teach “par- Terry Miller, district ranger, twmiller@fs.fed.us; or

an excellent way to have our voices heard — and in enting” skills and how to cope. Imagine ... Rod Wilson, U.S. Forest Service, rmwilson@fs.fed.us;

our form of government, opinions really do matter! Have you noticed Santa’s landing strip behind the (603) 447-5448.

In many ways I feel badly that I had not also taken Jackson Ski Touring Foundation lately? It’s growing On a happier note, merriment abounds here in

the time from my busy schedule to comment on this little by little, and will be in use soon as a training Jackson with festive parties, gift-giving and charity

week’s Tele-Talk question regarding the proposal for area for lessons and skills practice. Of even more toward others less fortunate than we. It’s one of my

the new school and community center. While I under- importance, however, are the latest forest service favorite times of year in one of the most beautiful

stand that this type of forum is often a venue tend- plans for logging in the Prospect Farm area, which places I know of. The Sewing Club’s Silver Tea and

ing to elicit more criticism than support for a cause, could shut it down for up to five years. Thom Perkins the Garden Club Boutique were both big hits, and

I hope to approach the facts with an open mind. This response to the current environmental assessment raised substantial sums for worthy causes. But as

proposal is the result of long, hard efforts by many can be read at: http://www.jacksonxc.org/News/2007/ the holidays approach and we listen to Bing Crosby

people to reach a goal for common good here in Jack- than_project_2006.htm . If you like to ski at Prospect sing a timeless favorite “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,”

son. While I don’t particularly want higher taxes Farm, the comment period is ending Friday, and it’s there are many for whom this comforting thought

(that’s one of the reasons I left New York State), and imperative we make our opinions known this week. will not be a reality. It has been thoughtfully

I don’t have any young children who would benefit Even if you don’t ski, the potential economic impact brought to my attention by one of our readers that

from it should the project eventually be approved on the village could be great. With warming tem-









Christmas Concert

and built, (nor do I have any political affiliations peratures, the viability of the Nordic ski industry is see JACKSON page 30









Saturday, December 16th • 7pm

30-Piece Big Band

FANFARE

will play all of your Christmas favorites!

Concert will benefit the Fryeburg-Lovell

Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Contact: Dave Knapp • knapp@fairpoint.net

FMI Call 207-935-7807

Directions: Route 302 to Fryeburg, Route 5 to Lovell Village, Route 93 across

the bridge to Smart’s Hill Road. The VFW Hall is located at the intersection

of Route 93 (Sweden Road) and Smart’s Hill Road. Look for the signs!

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Northland

Serving the JACKSON from page 29 Worship Service; 5 p.m. Family Ser-





LOBSTER

Mt. Washington vice; and 11 p.m. Candlelight Service.

Valley since 1979. we should continue to remember and All are welcome.

Alive & Kicking write letters to our servicemen and The library’s presentation at last

in Chilled women overseas who will be far from week’s historical society meeting was

Seawater

home and loved ones. One in particu- very informative, and certainly made

Open Now Thru Dec. 31, 2006 lar, Nicholas Hendrix, is a resident of

Jackson serving in Iraq. In speaking

their needs for more space apparent.

Coming up on Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 4:30,

Special Hours on Dec. 24th & Dec. 31st with his mother, Mary Jallota, I dis- the Teen Book Group will be discuss-

covered that he is currently on leave ing “Elsewhere,” by Gabrielle Zevin.

Open 8am - 3pm and is home for a month... a truly spe- Books are still available to check out

Hours: Open 10am-5pm thru 12/31 • 8am-3pm 12/24 & 12/31 cial gift for them both! She says he at the library. Also, Storytime is every

West Main Street, Conway, NH • 447-6756 or 447-6757 • Visa M/C accepted would LOVE to get lots of mail when Wednesday at 10 a.m. including Christ-

he returns, at: E-2 Hendrix, Nicholas, mas vacation week. This is a great time

Patrick; 2-6 Infantry Bravo Company; for all preschoolers to join in the fun!

CMR 405 Box 5559; APO AE 09034. e- Linda Ulchak would like to announce

mail: Nicholas.p.hendrix@us.army.mil that beautiful pewter ornaments of



It’s Holiday Time Again! Phil Davies has arranged for Steve

Couture, NH DES River Coordinator,

to visit us at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 24 at

the Jackson Town Offices. Steve will

the Jackson Covered Bridge, the Old

Man in the Mountain and this year’s

edition, Cathedral Ledge, are avail-

able at the J-Town Deli, Jackson Ski

present information and answer ques- Touring Foundation and the Lodge

tions about the State’s Water Manage- at Jackson Village for $15 each. Total

Enjoy our Shortbread Cookies, ment and Protection Program (RSA profits go to local Boy Scout Troop 150

Stollën, Gingerbread People 483). While this program is worth and benefit MWV activities. For ques-

understanding simply as it relates to tions, call her at 383-9358.

and Many Other Treats! rivers, it may be particularly perti- Finally, don’t forget the Jackson

nent to our efforts to formulate ideas Area Chamber of Commerce’s third

Our Fully Assembled GINGERBREAD HOUSE KITS for the preservation of the topography annual Yankee Swap at 7 p.m. this

await your decorating ideas $15.00 in the Village District. coming Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Red

The Jackson Community Church Fox Bar and Grille. Tickets are avail-

Ask about our Gingerbread House Contest! would like to invite everyone to some able at either the chamber office or

Winner will receive a $25 Gift Certificate upcoming special events. On Dec. 17, the Red Fox for $6 each or four for $20.

the annual Christmas Pageant will All prizes are valued at $100 or more,

—Holiday Party Platters — be presented during the 10:30 service. with the grand prize valued at $1,000.

– FULL SERVICE BAKERY – There will be caroling at Sunbridge at There will also be a silent auction, and

Rt. 16 • Conway, NH 3:15, and again at Merriman House at emcee Rob Clarke always adds fun

Gift 4 p.m. On Christmas Eve there will and laughter to an already wonderful

Cert

ific

447-2218 be three services: 10:30 a.m. Musical event. See you there!

ates Open Mon-Sat 4am-5pm; Sun 4am-Noon

Avai

la ble

Who will be Bridgton Hospital’s first baby of 2007?

BRIDGTON — A long-standing starts its “baby watch” at midnight,

tradition at Bridgton Hospital is Jan. 1, 2007.

to honor the first baby born at the Merchants interested in donating

hospital in the new year by show- items are encouraged to contact the

ering both baby and mother with community relations and develop-

gifts from local merchants. ment office at (207) 647-6055 or e-

The “First Born 2007” program mail at psmith@bh.cmhc.org.

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Eagles come up short in season-

opener; fall to Plymouth 64-49

CONWAY — Visiting Plymouth into the break in front 40-19.

outscored the Kennett High boys “The game got away from us quickly

basketball team 19-7 in the second in the second quarter,” Cote said. “We

period Tuesday night and that run assessed a few things — we got away

proved to be the difference as the from our game plan. Plymouth gives

Bobcats left town with 64-49 victory you a lot of different looks designed to

on the opening night of Class I play. throw off game plans. I told the guys

The defeat spoiled the coaching debut we needed to calm down, break the

of Steve Cote, but despite the loss he press and after that let’s pound the

was pleased with the effort from his ball inside and get Ian (White, who

troops, who actually outscored Plym- was held scoreless in the opening half)

outh in the second half. some looks. It worked and Ian ended

“We learned a lot from this first game up with 12 points.”

both as a team and a coaching staff,” The Eagles trailed 55-33 at the end

Cote said. “We know where the bar is of three periods, but went on a small

now. Plymouth is a fine team — we run midway through the fourth frame

have to match their intensity and do to trim the deficit to 15 points.

the things we we do best. ... The guys On the night, Stefan Stapinski

responded after the half the way we paced Kennett with 14 points while

wanted them to. No one put their heads White added 12; Marcus Levin, who

down and we didn’t have any sulking of Cote said was solid on the defensive

any kind. The nice thing is we played end all evening, had 7; while Jake

hard to the very end. I think when Goodwin chipped in 4.

the final whistle blew we had a player “Plymouth wasn’t all that tall, I

diving on the floor for a loose ball. ... One don’t think they had a starter over

thing the coaches learned was the game 6’2”, but we had trouble rebounding

was so much more intense than any of against them,” Cote said. “Every single

our practices had been. We plan to amp time they put up a shot they had four

up the intensity in practice.” or five guys crashing the boards. We

The Bobcats broke the game open know we have to play better defense.

late in the first quarter, going on an ... Our goal is to get better every time

8-2 run to go up 21-12 after the first we hit the floor.”

quarter. They expanded on their lead Kennett is on the road this Friday

in the second period, outscoring the when it plays preseason league favor-

hosts 19-7 over eight minutes to go ite Hollis-Brookline.





Fryeburg Rec. plans trip to Victoria Mansion

FRYEBURG — The Fryeburg Recre- rated Mansion,” he said.

ation Department is putting on a trip A bagged lunch will also be provided

to visit the Victoria Mansion located as well as admission into the man-

in Portland Maine on Saturday. sion. The bus will be departing from

At this time of year, according to the Fryeburg Legion located on Brad-

Rick Buzzell, recreation director for ley Street between 9:30 and 9:45 a.m.

Fryeburg, the Victoria Mansion puts on Saturday. The cost for everything

on an annual Holiday Gala. “Please will be $19. Please call Rick at 207-

join us in touring the dazzlingly deco- 935-3933 to reserve your spot.





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