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Studying Climate Change Impact On

Maple Syrup__________________________
chemistry, as opposed to flow

and volume, and the first to
investigate how red maple compares to sugar maple as a source
for sap. Stinson and colleagues
hope to predict maple syrup
quality under future climate
conditions and explore a variety
of management strategies.
As maple sugaring season

approaches, plant ecologist
Kristina Stinson at the
University of Massachusetts
Amherst recently received a
two-year, $149,800 grant to
study the impact of climate
change on the quantity and
quality of sugar maple sap,
including its chemical composition, and of sap from red
maples, a species less sensitive
to climate change.
The researchers believe is the

first study to look at the effect
of climate change on sap quality, that is sugar content and
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Maple sap is mainly sugar and

water, Stinson explains, but
compounds called phytochemicals that occur naturally in
plants give maple sap its signature flavor. Rapp adds that any
sap containing sugar could be
boiled down to syrup, but
maple does have a unique flavor. People sometimes do tap
Story continues on page A2
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UMass Amherst ecologist leads

first study of climate change
impact on sugar and red maples
Stinson, an assistant professor

of environmental conservation,
and co-investigator Toni Lyn
Morelli, a research ecologist at
the U.S. Geological Survey,
with UMass Amherst postdoctoral researcher Joshua Rapp,
received the grant from the
Northeast Climate Science
Center at UMass Amherst to
study sap quality and plant
chemistry in maples from
Virginia to Quebec and from
Massachusetts to Indiana.
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Wentworth, NH resident,
Rick Wob Warbin, recently
caught this beauty ice fishing
somewhere in NH. Shhhhh...
This gorgeous Northern Pike

was 23.68 pounds and a
whopping 44 1/2 in length.
Rick told us he was on the ice

for 72 hours straight and it
was the only bite he got! It
was caught on a 6 pound test
line and it took him about 45
minutes to reel it in. Rick also
stated that the hole in the ice
was just large enough to get
this big one out of!
He credits his patience and

the bait he bought from
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If you watched or heard of

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So far, it seems, this fish just
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how the 2016 fishing season
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concerned, this one is certainly on track for being the
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2016. Well let you know...
Rick stated that after 29 years
of marriage to wife Shelly,
and with all the fish he has
brought home, even she had
to give a second look at this
one!
Way to go Wob...
Studying Climate Change Impact On Maple Syrup______________________________

Continued from page A1
birch, walnut or hickory, for

example, but these syrups have
a different flavor and take more
time and energy because of
lower sugar content.
Stinson notes, Phytochemicals

This picture was taken by are what give sap from the different species their particular
Photographer Jack Dorsey.
flavors. Phyto is Greek for
plant; phytochemicals give
Nice fish, nice picture.
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its distinctive smell and flavor.
This so-called secondary plant
chemistry can also offer
advantages, she notes, such as
protection against insect pests
or frost.
much variation there is in this

secondary chemistry, the different concentrations of phytochemicals and the relationship
to syrup quality in sugar and red
maples across the landscape.
At present, the researchers have

enlisted students and volunteers
who sample 15 to 20 trees per
site at six locations, one at
Harvard Forest in Petersham,
Mass., one near Dartmouth in
New Hampshire, two managed
by a scientist at the University
of Virginias College at Wise,
one led by a researcher at the
University
of
Qubec
Stinson says another goal of Chicoutimi and one at Indiana
this study, which will use his- Dunes National Lakeshore.
torical as well as ecological
data, is to get a handle on how
Rapp says that sap quality has

two components, sugar content
and secondary chemistry. Sap
sugar content determines how
much syrup can be made from a
given volume of sap; all syrup
sold commercially has a consistent density of sugar, about 66
to 68 percent.
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A chemist at Montana State

University carries out the phytochemical analysis using a
technique called high performance liquid chromatography
(HPLC) to identify phytochemicals and their concentrations.
Over the decades, the tapping
season has started earlier and
earlier, Stinson says. Estimates
are that it may now start two
weeks earlier than the traditional date.
She hopes the number of sampling sites will eventually reach

30, representing a variety of
eco-zones. Each will be managed by scientists at colleges
and universities, or by state,
federal and industry technicians, or citizen scientists in
sugaring families. They will
also assess overall tree health.
Stinson says, We hope to be

adding sites all the time, especially by recruiting family
maple producers. Many of them
keep records right in the sugarhouse. Wed love to have them
contribute the data from 50 or
100 years of notches on the sugarhouse walls. That would give
us really helpful information on
the quantity and quality of
syrup produced over the years,
and would help us predict the
effects of climate change going
forward.
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years ago and its local ramifications. In April of 1815 a volcano in Indonesia resulted in
calamitous global weather conditions. In this area there was
snow in every month of the
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PATTENS
Continued from page A2
programs at the University of

Maine and the Lac Courte
She, Morelli and Rapp recently dOreilles Band of Lake
formed a maple syrup research Superior
Chippewa
in
network, the Acer Climate and Wisconsin.
Ecological Research Network
(ACERNet), not only for scien- Morelli says ACERnet is
tists but for producers and oth- addressing some of the unaners interested in the future of swered questions the communithis heritage crop, which held ty has on the future of the sugar
its first workshop, Sugar maple and syrup production,
Maple in a Changing Climate, with a focus on how sap and
in December with about 40 par- syrup quality is influenced by
ticipants. Acer is the Latin climate. This work has the
genus name for maples; the sci- potential to help inform producentific name of the sugar maple ers about how they might be
is Acer saccharum.
able to adapt their business and
other plans to climate change.
The group has support from
such groups as Massachusetts Many people arent aware that
Audubon, the USDA Forest producing maple sugar had a
Service Southern Research very patriotic role to play for
Station, Indiana Dunes National the North during the Civil War,
Lakeshore, Native American Stinson says, as an alternative
to sugar cane harvested by

slaves in the Caribbean. It is
part of our cultural heritage.
Rapp adds that Native
Americans have been tapping
trees for centuries, and some
tribes origin stories include
tapping maple trees for sap.
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Studying Climate Change Impact On Maple Syrup__________
The Ashland Historical Society

has committed to bringing new
recognition to the Reuben
Whitten story through the reclamation of the building that
served as the Whitten home.
2016 will see several events in
the town that focus on Reubens
Bermans Bits
Incessantly scouring the universe (and my back yard) for
the weird, the wacky, and the
thoughtful so you dont have
to.
have a dishwasher. If my wife

or daughter cooks, I do the
dishes. If I cook, I do the dishes.
(No wonder I like to eat out
when I can.)
by Dave Berman
Needless to say, I am now the

driver.
That said, I do love to make my

wife laugh. Her laughter is
music to my ears. Recently, I
made her laugh hard. I was
pushing the barn muck cart
down an icy slope, slipped, and
fell flat on my back! Ouch! She
later said it was a cartoon-like
fall where ones feet fly up in
the air after stepping on a
banana peel. Glad to accommodate, Dear.
I doubt you can see this from

where you are sitting, but this
weeks offering is being put
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My go-to machine is in the shop
for a tune-up (on life support, I
think), so I broke out my backup and have to start from
scratch. Its like the baseball
manager waving in the air sigPeople Unclear on the Concept:
naling for the left hander.
past
summer,
at
This
Anyhow, have you seen that Californias San Diego County
BatDad dude on Facebook? Fair, was the debut of the deepFunny at first but eventually fried Slim-Fast bar. A 200-caloreally irritating; I cant believe rie diet bar is breaded in panhis wife puts up with it. True cake batter, fried, dusted with
confession time: I briefly went powdered sugar and drizzled
through a phase in our early with chocolate. [Huffington
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my wife drove us around and
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Northcountry News Picture Of The Week
Hey, I still have it! I got an

email from a woman who said
she saw my profile online and is
interested in me and wants to,
uh, get together. Hmmm, lets
see I am happily married and
in my 70th year of life. I am
thinking she is in need of glasses or an evaluation.
Regular readers will remember

back on January 1st, I e-filed a
small claims court case. On
February 5th I received word I
won by default. So if everything was ignored up until now,
what makes me think I will ever
see a cent? Winning was easy.
Collecting wont be. I will keep
you posted as I follow-up on
legal possibilities.
Things we dont normally think

about: Even though concealedcarry gun permit-holders in
Texas can now open carry,
pistol-packing women concerned with fashion are not limited to traditional firearms in
ordinary cowboy holsters. One
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carry options as stylish leggings, lace waistbands and an
array of underarm and bra holsters (even an in-cup model, the
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People with issues, severe
issues! Police in Argentina have
confirmed referee Cesar Flores
was shot dead during a game by
a player he had sent off.
According to Rita Sobot of
the Mirror, Flores gave the
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player in question his marching

orders for apparently flooring
an opponent. The player then
fetched the gun from his backpack and ran onto the pitch as
the game was continuing. The
man is said to have shot Flores
three times, once in the neck,
head and chest. It all happened
during the match, said a police
spokesman. We dont know
what happened with the referee,
but the player was angry and
went to get his gun and killed
him. He also allegedly shot
another player in the chest.
While the 25-year-old was
seriously injured, his wounds
are not thought to be life-threatening.
On the more positive side, a
man after my heart! Last summer, the mayor of the town of
Ador, Spain (pop. 1,400), officially enacted into law what had
merely been custom a
required afternoon siesta from 2
to 5 p.m. Businesses were
ordered to close, and children
were to remain indoors (and
quiet). [The Local (Madrid)] I
mean, who cant get behind
that?
There are certain stories that

come along that literally make
my insides twist and clench!
This is one of those stories. A
14-year-old basketball player in
Wisconsin slid across the floor
and was unable to get up due to
being impaled by a floorboard.
Video shows the player slide
across the floor on her front and
other players and officials soon
realize the girl cant get up from
the floor. The cause of the players trouble turned out to be
a floorboard that splintered and
impaled her in the stomach area
(arrrgh twist, clench). It was
3 to 4 inches long and in some
parts, maybe a quarter to a half
inch deep, tournament organizer Perry Hibner said. The girl
was taken to a local hospital,
where the splinter was determined to have missed all of her
vital organs. Hibner said the girl
is expected to be back to playing condition this week. The
official said the gym floor was
installed only 15 years ago. Full
repairs are expected this week,
he said.
Later.
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watching my every step as we
descend. But the further we go,
the more his hips "frog leg" out.
Today, I realized, he now has to
be carried down most steps.
This morning's pee in our apartment was a first for him; last
week he urinated in a local
store, which was also a first for
him.
The Adventures
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The signs are showing up more

often.
Old age has delivered weaker
hips and a weaker bladder.
Worse, today it was Atticus's

cry.
I am not used to seeing him this

way.
Already, I had placed yoga mats

around our apartment, but he's
found a few places between
them where he gets stuck when
his hips give way. And now the
outside stairs are adding to the
problem as well. He doesn't
trust what he sees and has to
walk side by side with me,
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As we have experienced the

waning of what he once was,
the most common phrase I hear
from others, especially those
who have lost a beloved fourlegged friend recently is
"Cherish every moment."
I know there is kindness in the

offering of the words, but part
of me struggles to shut my
mouth when what I want to say
is, "And makes you think there
was there was ever a day that
wasn't cherished?"
If you were out here during the

two and a half years Will was,
you'll realize that I don't fear

death. Instead, I treat her as an
old friend. Still, that doesn't
mean there won't be sadness
and tears and lots of prayers of
gratitude. But more importantly
to me, is to see that my friend
lives as fully as possible until
the day comes when it's time to
say goodbye.
Still, all the bravery in the

world doesn't make one's heart
invincible to the way each
reminder that time is passing
tugs and tears at us and teaches
us anew to be strong and to
have faith.
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This morning, I heard that old

familiar sound Will used to
make when he urinated on the
wood floors and then fell in it
when his hips gave out. And
then lay stuck in it. It was a
heartbreaking wail.
From the moment I met him, I

realized Will needed help, so
when he faltered, I was okay
with it; I was right there for
him. With Atticus, as he turns
fourteen within the month, I've
noted all that's happening, but
I've been taken by surprise
nonetheless. There's a new
reality facing us, and the selfassured "Little Giant" who was
always so at ease on these
mountains that surround this
region is no longer that way.
Still, what a strong memory that
Sometimes as we age, parts of
is of him.
us don't work as well. Some are
One of the reasons I'm taken by better at accepting the necessurprise, by the way, he's dimin- sary help, while others...well,
ished in ability and control is with others, it can catch them
that to look at him; he is strong by surprise just as it does us
and hearty. He's solid. There who are there to help them.
was none of the attending After the first few weeks, Will
was very good at accepting help
frailty Will carried.
and realizing he needed it.
I write none of this looking for Atticus isn't at that point, and
sympathy, or to whine about his may or may not get to that
condition, or to embrace sad- point. After all, they are as difness and what the signs point ferent as you and me are.
towards down the road. I write
just to make note that the His new "needs" are part of my
changes that are coming, and friend's education. To a lesser
we must adapt to how we live. extent, they are also part of
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The Outside Story by Laurie Morrissey_____________________________________________________________

the clouds until the cold began
to seep through my wool coat. I
was fascinated by what was
caught in the ice: a leaf, a weed,
a small fish.
ice Magic
Last night, the floodlights were

on at my favorite skating lake.
Several children wearing plastic skates and shiny helmets
were gliding on the ice, shepherded by young parents. A
father pulled a Nordic-looking
sled with upturned runners, his
bundled-up cargo insisting,
More! each time he stopped.
They were enjoying one of winters greatest gifts: the smooth,
frozen surfaces of our northern
lakes and ponds.
But ice is not magic. Its chemistry and physics. Ice formation
begins in late summer, when the
upper layer of the lake begins
cooling. In this process, called
turnover, the cooling water
becomes denser and heavier,
sinking toward the bottom and
forcing warmer, lighter water to
the surface. The cooling and
sinking process continues until,
one day in November or
December, the whole lake
reaches 39.2 degrees, the point
at which water reaches its maximum density.
The gift is ephemeral. Some

winters, our skates never leave
the basement. Other years, the
snow holds off and theres
black ice before Christmas. We
skate as much as we can, knowing our days of clear ice are
numbered. As winter progresses, rain may turn the surface to
water but the temperature Once the lake has frozen over,
plummets again and the resur- the progress of ice formation
slows. As long as the air stays
faced plane draws us back.
colder than the ice, the ice
The ice was magic to me as a grows thicker; however, each
child. Lying on my padded new centimeter of ice requires
belly, I stared down into it and more cooling than the last one
wondered how all those little to form, because the water
white bubbles got in there. I below is better insulated.
tested how far I could slide Eventually, the ice is thick
then turned and lay watching enough to act as a complete
According
to
the
Protection
Environmental
Agency, freeze dates have shifted later and thaw dates have
shifted earlier, in a trend that
began as early as the mid-19th
century. The rate of warming in
the northeastern United States
has increased in the last four
decades.
Science aside, though, I believe

a little magic is a good thing.
Especially if it can be captured
on skates, or even on a padded
belly.
Laurie Morrissey is a writer in

Hopkinton, New Hampshire.
The illustration for this column
was drawn by Adelaide Tyrol.
The Outside Story is assigned
and edited by Northern
Woodlands magazine and sponsored by the Wellborn Ecology
Fund of New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation: wellborn@nhcf.org
After the lake reaches this tipping point, as its surface water
is exposed to freezing air, the
water molecules expand and
become less dense. This allows
them to float above the 39
degree water. When they cool to
32 degrees, small discs form. If
the wind stays down, these
discs branch out into tree-like
shapes that expand across the
surface of the water until the
whole cove or pond is covered
by a thin skim.
insulator. Without further ener- skaters blade leaves a tracing

gy loss from the lake, the water of white.
beneath remains a chilly, but
liquid, 39 degrees.
But large lakes rarely freeze
black and smooth. A slight wind
Incidentally, theres beautiful or wave motion breaks the skim
language involved with the sci- into frazil ice, a mush of neeence of limnology, or freshwa- dles that collect into round pans
ter lakes. Our northern lakes are surrounded by water. Ice
monomictic, meaning they mix, formed this way, or during a
or turn over, once a year. The snowstorm, is white and rough.
layers have names, too: the surface is the epilimnion; the bot- The noise made by a frozen
tom layer is the hypolimnion, lake seems ominous to many,
and the water in between is the but it never sounded so to me.
metalimnion.
Growing up on a lake, I enjoyed
the booming sounds the ice
Black ice hard, strong, and made at night as it contracted,
smooth is the skaters joy. It and the groaning sounds of the
forms slowly under calm condi- ice expanding during the day.
tions. Individual crystals grow
downward and are closely Unfortunately, full freezes are
packed, which keeps out impu- becoming less frequent. While
rities (like air bubbles). Its Lake Champlain froze over in
called black because it is trans- 2014 and 2015, it had not
parent, and the water below frozen two years in a row for a
absorbs most or all of the light. decade before that. This year,
On black ice, every stroke of a the lakes got a late start.
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- Notices, Letters, Politics, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! -
To The Editor_____ Letter To The Editor___________________________________________________________

HB1657 is a bill that would create more 'Killing Zones' in New
Hampshire by further limiting
the places where law-abiding
citizens may possess firearms.
Anyone who pays attention

knows that so-called Gun Free
Zones are the favored killing
grounds of mass murderers.
How many times does it need to

be pointed out that people who
are determined to commit homicidal mayhem are not likely to
cancel their plans because guns
are not allowed at their location of choice? Once again,
the only thing that will stop a
bad person with a gun is a good
person with a gun.
When asked about his super

delegate support for Hillary
Clinton, Senator Leahy was
quoted in the Burlington Free
Press as follows; "First and
foremost, I always keep my
word." By this he implies he
agreed to support her and must
continue to do so. I have two
points which strongly suggest
the contrary.
people of VT. He gave his word

that he would represent us.
While I believe he can cast his
one vote in private for whomever he chooses, his vote as a
super delegate must honor his
word to represent the majority
of the people of VT. By not
doing so he is letting us know
that he values his word to
Hillary over that of his word to
fairly represent the people of
VT who elected him.
point which is that a good

politician is willing to admit
when he or she has made a mistake even when it means going
back on one's word. If, in the
primary election, Leahy sees
that a majority of the people he
gave his word to want Bernie
Sanders, I believe he has an
obligation to honor his word to
us over that of his word to one
out of state individual.
First and foremost Leahy was

I implore every Vermonter to
voted into office to represent the This brings me to my second demand that he keep his word to
Letter To The Editor_______________________________________
ANNUAL DISTRICT MEETINGS

The Town of Warren and the
Warren School District
will hold their Annual District Meetings at the
Warren Town Hall on
March 8, 2016 starting at 9:00 AM.
The school meeting will take place first (9:05 AM)

immediately followed by the town meeting.
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ROAD AGenT WARRen, nh
NOTICE
white Mountain National

Forest announces 30 Day
comment period For Tripoli
rd. project
VOTE
AlAn DiMOnD
Munchie
On
Tuesday
March 8, 2016
Sincerely,
Mary Anderson
Bethel, VT
American people just dont have The White Mountain National

it?
Forest, Pemigewasset Ranger
District, is asking for public
If Washington worked the way input on the Tripoli Road
that it should, President Obama Campsite Relocation and
and most of our elected officials Hazard Tree Removal Project.
in Washington, D.C. would be The project is located in the
impeached and thrown out of towns of Thornton, Livermore,
office for violating their oath to and Waterville Valley, NH. The
protect and defend the project proposal includes closConstitution and stealing ing all campsites along Tripoli
money from the American peo- Road and Hix Mountain Road
and relocating 38 of those
ple.
campsites to Mack Brook and
Hix Mountain Spur A Roads,
Russell T. Cumbee
which are spur roads off of
Franconia, NH
Tripoli Road. The proposal also
includes upgrading amenities to
include vault toilets, moving
the welcome station, and
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removing potentially hazardous
trees from the roadsides and
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around the new campsites and
facilities. The purpose of the
Read By Thousands
project is to improve water
quality,
protect
historic
resources, enhance public safety and improve management of
the Tripoli Road Campsites. A
full description of the project
and its anticipated effects can
be found in the 30-day
Comment Report for this project.
Is Washington, D.C. Hopelessly use our money to buy votes,

Broken and Corrupt?
solicit campaign contributions,
and maintain political power.
Because they are afraid of havPlease call, write or email your ing to go back to the real world If you havent figured this out
representatives and urge them and get actual jobs, where they already, Federal Debt =
might not be able to determine Delayed Taxes and sooner or
to oppose this bill.
their own salary and benefits, later somebody has to pay the
the politicians in Washington, piper. Taxpayers would crucify
Russell T. Cumbee
D.C. spend massive amounts of politicians who raised taxes
Franconia, NH
taxpayer money and burden high enough to pay for
future
generations
with Congress outrageous spending
unimaginable debt, so they can habits, so they just put it on the
tab and let someone else worry
about it. How often have you
been aware of Congress refusing to spend money because the
NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS

OF WARREN, NH
us, his electorate, and cast his

super delegate vote for Bernie
when he wins the state primary.
I encourage those in other
states to demand their reps do
the same.
Tuesday March 8, 2016
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This is the formal 30-day public

comment period for this project
and is a designated opportunity
for public participation pursuant to 36 CFR 218.25. Based
on these regulations, comments
concerning this project must be
postmarked or received within
30 calendar days following the
publication of the legal notice
in the New Hampshire Union
Leader. Copies of the 30-day
Comment Report are available
for review at the Pemigewasset
Ranger District office, 71 White
Mountain Drive, Campton, NH,
03223, during normal business
hours; or on our website at
www.fs.usda.gov/projects/whit
emountain/landmanagement/pr
ojects. For further information
contact Heather McKenny at
hmckenny@fs.fed.us, or (603)
536-6135.
Submit comments to Jon

Morrissey,
Pemigewasset
District Ranger, c/o Heather
McKenny at: 71 White
Mountain Drive, Campton,
New Hampshire, 03223; or
603-536-6100; or commentseastern-white-mountainpemigewasset@fs.fed.us.
USDA is an equal opportunity
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North Country Happenings...

On-Going Events
Warren Masonic Hall - breakfast

from 7-9 on the first Sunday of
each month. Hope to see you
there.
----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth Food
Pantry, serving residents in
Warren, Wentworth and Glencliff,
is located behind the Warren
Wentworth Ambulance Service
building and is open every Friday
from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eligibility
information or to make a donation, stop by or call 764-5265. The
pantry gratefully accepts food or
monetary donations as well as
donations of personal and household care items.
----------------------------------------Nightly Entertainment Indian
Head Resort, Lincoln
745-8000
www.indianheadresort.com
For on-going events at WREN

(Women's Rural Entrepreneurial
Network) of Bethlehem, please
visit www.wrencommunity.org or
call them at: 603-869-9736.
----------------------------------------For ongoing schedule at Silver
Center for the Arts, Plymouth,
NH, call 603-536-ARTS or visit
them on the web at:
www..plymouth.edu/silver
----------------------------------------Friends of the Library have establishing a Conversational French
group at the Joseph Patch Library
in Warren. We meet on Monday
mornings, 9-10. Join us! All skill
levels are welcome. For questions
or sign up: call Luane Clark, coordinator, at 764-5839, or the Joseph
Patch Library at 764-9072.
----------------------------------------Wentworth Historical Society
meets monthly, 7:00 p.m, every
third Thursday, April - Dec. at
the Historical Society Museum in
Wentworth. Join us for historical
topics and stimulating conversation.
----------------------------------------For on-going programs, concerts
and events at COURT STREET
ARTS, Haverhill, please visit
www.alumnihall.org or call 603989-5500. Classes, art shows,
Shakespeare in the Valley, Music,
wide variety of programming.
Join us!
----------------------------------------Sugar Hill Historical Museum:
Open Fridays & Saturdays, 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy the new
exhibit in honor of Sugar Hills
50th birthday: 50 Years Young:
Five Decades of the Youngest Old
Town in New Hampshire.
Genealogy Library, Historical
Photograph Archives, Gift Shop.
Main Street, Sugar Hill, NH.
Admission free. Memberships and
donations gratefully accepted.
Special tours may be arranged. For
information, call Director Kitty
Bigelow at 603-823-5275.
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every
month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors wel-
USDA Forest Service White Mountain National Forest, Pemigewasset District

Draft Decision Document Availability
District Ranger Jon Morrissey is anticipating release of a Draft Decision Notice and Finding of
No Significant Impact for the Bowen Brook Integrated Resource Management Project on or
about February 29, 2016. The preferred alternative is Alternative 2, which includes harvest of
approximately 20-25 million board feet of timber from about 2,101 acres, post-harvest vegetation treatments, including use of prescribed fire, on up to about 1,062 acres of harvested areas,
relocation of approximately 0.5 miles of snowmobile trail, construction of about 0.5 miles of
new non-motorized hiking trail, construction of 2 small parking areas, upgrading 2 undersized
culverts, installation of 2 gates on Petty Brook Road (FSR 353), relocation of an existing gate
on Jericho Road (FSR 480), and maintenance and/or reconstruction of approximately 10 miles
of Forest System Roads in the Towns of Easton and Landaff, Grafton County, New Hampshire.
Copies of the Draft Decision Notice will be available on or about February 29, 2016 at the
Pemigewasset Ranger District Office, 71 White Mountain Drive, Campton, New Hampshire,
03223, and will be posted on the Forest website:
http://www.fs.usda.gov/projects/whitemountain/landmanagement/projects.
This draft decision will be subject to the objection process pursuant to 36 CFR Part 218,
Subparts A and B. Only individuals or organizations who submitted timely and specific written
comments (36 CFR 218.2) about this project during scoping or another designated opportunity
for public comment will be eligible to file an objection in accordance with 36 CFR 218.5
Objections will need to meet the requirements of 36 CFR 218.8, and be postmarked or received
within 45 days of the publication of the legal notice in the New Hampshire Union Leader,
Manchester, New Hampshire. The publication date in the Union Leader is the exclusive means
for calculating the time to file an objection. It is the responsibility of objectors to ensure their
objection is received in a timely manner (36 CFR 218.9). If you do not have access to the Union
Leader, or to request further information, contact Desiree Johnston at (603) 447-5448, ext. 108
(voice), FedRelay 711 (TTY), or by email at dajohnston@fs.fed.us.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender.
comed!
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at Starr King Fellowship,
Plymouth,NH. Contact Darlene
Nadeau 536-1179.
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Fairlee Town Hall, Wednesday
evenings from 7 - 9 PM. Cost
$3.00 (first time free). All dances
taught. No partner necessary.
Beginners welcome. For more
information, call (802) 439-3459
or e-mail fairleeclass@rscdsboston.org."
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Pounds Sensibly) Weigh in - 5 PM
- 5:45 PM; Meeting - 6 PM at
Horse Meadow Senior Center,
North Haverhill.
----------------------------------------Anxiety Umbrella is a new Peer
Support Group for people with
Anxiety related disorders. These
include: Generalized or Social
Anxiety, Panic (attacks), Obsessive
Compulsive, Phobias & fears.
This group will meet the 1st & 3rd
Thursday of each month at the
Cottage Hospital Occupational
Therapy Waiting area at 6: PM.
For more info. ANXIETYUMBRELLA@gmail.com or call
Lurette @ (603)838-5595 or
Robin @ (603) 747-2527. You are
not alone in your struggle!
----------------------------------------Connecticut River
Valley
Beekeepers Assoc meets every
second Thursday 7-9 PM at the
Grafton County Extension Office
Building, 3855 Dartmouth College
Hwy, North Haverhill, NH.
mchr39@gmail.com.
----------------------------------------The Summertime Marching Band
warmly invites YOU to join us as
we get ready for our 2nd season!
All ages - all players of marching
band instruments are welcome.
You can get back into the swing of

playing again. Join us! We practice
one Sunday a month at 6pm in
the Monroe Town Hall. Call Mary
Choate 638-4903 for details.
Upcoming Events
Church Supper - Campton

Congregational Church is hosting
a Ham and Bean Supper on
Saturday, February 27, from 5
6:30 PM.
The menu includes,
ham, baked beans, brown bread,
assorted salads, beverages, and
homemade pies for dessert.
Adults $8.00, children $4.00. An
added bonus will be live music by
Marble River String Band, featuring acoustic fiddle and folk music!
Please join us at 495 US Route
175, in Campton, for this very
delicious, musical meal! For more
information, please call 536-2536.
----------------------------------------VT gun show with 95 tables Feb.
27-28 at the Valley auto auction
bld, Route 14, Hartford/White
River Jct, VT. 05047
Sat 9-5 and Sun:9-2, www.greenmtgunshowtrail.com. 802-8754540
----------------------------------------February 26: American Legion
Auxillary Unit 83 to host "Friday
Night Eats" featuring Chicken
Fajitas from 5 -7 pm. Bring your
friends and have some fun.
Located on Main Street in Lincoln.
----------------------------------------Discover WILD New Hampshire
Day. Saturday, April 16, 2016. 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the N.H. Fish and
Game Department, 11 Hazen
Drive, Concord, N.H. Fun family
day features live animals, big fish,
hands-on activities, and exhibits by
outdoor and environmental
groups. Admission is free. Visit
www.wildnh.com.
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----------------------------------------Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 and
their Ladies Axillary hold their
regular monthly meeting at 7pm
on the third Thursday of each
month at the VFW Post in North
Haverhill. All members are invited
to attend.
----------------------------------------Piermont Parents meeting the
Challenge NAMI (National
Alliance on Mental Illness) support group meets the 1st and 3rd
Wednesdays of each month, 79pm at the Horse Meadow Senior
Center, North Haverhill, NH.
Please Call Rebecca Ladd at 603989-5476
or
email
at
rrladd@myexcel.com with any
questions.
----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at D
Acres - (D Acres is located at 218
Streeter
Woods
Road
in
Dorchester,
NH.)
Visit
www.dacres.org.
----------------------------------------Beginner line dancing - Starr
King Fellowship, Plymouth, NH.

Sundays 4-5pm ($5.00 donation
requested) Contact: George @
536-1179
or
maloof@plymouth.edu
----------------------------------------Franconia Heritage Museum
Events & Exhibits - Fridays &
Saturdays, 1-4pm (and by special
request) at 553 Main Street (Route
18), Franconia (603) 823-5000.
www.franconiaheritage.org. The
non-profit Council operates the
Franconia Heritage Museum and
the Iron Furnace Interpretive
Center. Work continues on a scale
model of the Brooks and Whitney
Bobbin Mill. The Brooks family
exhibit will be displaying artifacts
and items throughout the museum's 1800s farmhouse and outbuildings.
----------------------------------------Lisbon Area Historical Society,
Fridays, 1-3pm . PickwickClough Room - Lisbon Public
Library, 45 School Street, Lisbon,
(603) 838-6146 or (603) 838-2228.
www.aannh.org/heritage/grafton
/lisbon.php.
Lisbon
Area
Historical Society meets every
other month downstairs in the
Lisbon Public Library in the
Pickwick-Clough Room. The public is welcome to attend meetings
and visit the historical room. The
Pickwick-Clough room houses a
collection of artifacts, correspondence, photographs and genealogy
from the early settlers to present
day.
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the Squam Lakes Natural
Science Center in Holderness,
NH. You can call 603-968-7194 or
visit them online at: www.nhnature.org
----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the AMC Pinkham Notch
Center where programs are free &
open to the public: AMC Pinkham
Notch Visitor Center, Route 16,
Pinkham Notch, NH. For more
information contact the AMC at
(603) 466-2727 or www.outdoors.org.
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Adventures in
Homesteading
a winter Vigil
Cold nights have been few so

far this winter, and Ryan and I
have enjoyed the easy living.
Much of our winter cordwood
still remains, and weve rarely
felt compelled to awake from a
restful slumber in order to stoke
the fire. Not many days ago,
however, the cold gathered
around on harsh arctic gusts.
With Ryan away for a few days,
it was my efforts alone that
would keep Mica and I warm.
On this particular night, the

chill, thrown about by a vigorous wind, was lurking in the
cabin's corners even as I went to
sleep. I awoke at midnight to
the house in the 40s and a partial log still in the woodstove. I
quickly piled in more wood,
shoulders hunched against the
Beth
Weick
chill and hurried myself back to

the loft. The next time I awoke
it was 4am, the wind roaring as
it whipped off the hills and surrounded our little abode - over,
under, around - our dear woodstove was doing its best to hold
some ground as heat and
warmth evanesced with each
gale. I loaded the stove again,
waiting as it took its time to
crank up. I stepped outside to
grab more wood; instantly the
wind and cold pushed my
breath back into my mouth and
nose. It bit at the tails of my
woolen shirts.
as there is an inside to be
warmed by, outside is simply
uncomfortable. Is that all that
was keeping me attuned to the
woodstove? It is in the wee
hours between night and day
when darkness reigns, when
unimagined gods and goddesses take form, and the roar of
wind tags the cabin, defines my
dreams, and calls me awake;
when the cold creeps in, silently, unobserved, edging closer
and closer to the heart and
hearth of home; then and only
then does this vigil take on
meaning. A beautiful, simple,
urgent, and eternal meaning. In
these moments, outside means
death. Inside means life. The
ravaging winds, the blowing
snow obscuring sight, the dark
of night accentuating helpless-
ness.
Yes, in these moments rekindling that fire, feeding its

flames is not just about a cozy
morning, hot tea, or a good
meal. Rather, it is about those
things and so much more about enjoying them against
other odds, against the power
and nameless pursuit of wind
and cold. It is about understanding - no, about feeling, deeply
intuiting - the total reliance on
flames, wood, and heat to survive.
in these raw winter vigils that

best defines the ultimate joy of
our lifestyle. It is raw. Our
comforts mask survival only
thinly, gauzily. We cannot
ignore how sweet the new day
is, nor how we reached it
through the black, cold night.
If the darkness spanned by such

a vigil opens us to our own wisdom, it also lets us sit with
buried fears, and therefore
births courage, strength, and
passion. Elemental moments
prime the bodys and the souls
desire for reality such that the
Indeed, for all the beauty and fiber of our spirit is titillating
joy that Ryan and I find in our with the essence of being alive.
hand-built cabin, our gardens,
our walk home, our Luddite For that, Ill embrace my night
habits, and our simple Good watch, and give thanks for the
Life, it is whats encapsulated departing wind.
Haverhill Heritage Books Of Woodsville NH Offering To Each

Home In Haverhill, NH, An ENcyclopedia Of Haverhil History__
Back inside, listening to the

new fire crackle as it fed itself
on its own flames, I took pen to
paper while I waited to bank it The 1.52 GB collection of
Haverhill materials, equivalent
down.
to about 100 books, is free of
Cold is cold, and here I was try- charge to residents of the town.
ing so hard to avoid it. So long It contains most of the historically authentic literature that
has been published as Haverhill
history. It also includes much
information never previously
published. Some of the more
important inclusions among the
195 entries include books written by William Whitcher, John
Bittinger, Grant Powers, Clark
Perry, Frederick Wells, Harold
Davison, G.W. Buzzell, and
Robert Pillion. It includes some
articles about neighboring
towns that give Haverhill devel-
opments a broader context.
Robert Fillion, publisher of

Haverhill Heritage Books, a
privately funded research and
publishing project, offers local
historical literature devoid of
the myth that is all too common
in local history particularly in
Haverhill. The books point out
errors that have left a distorted
or false view of the past and
provide versions verified from
records and reputable authors.
Pillion holds that if history is
worth knowing it is worth writing correctly; otherwise we
might as well read historical
fiction, which can contain many
nice stories that are far more
interesting.
The HHB project has distributed over 8,000 books in

Haverhill free of charge. The
paper books will continue to be
available as well as the disk.
Fillion, who started the project

30 years ago, wrote 39 of the 50
paper editions that the project
has published and includes in
the encyclopedia. He adheres to
the principle that history is the
knowledge of man's past as we
know it from records that witnesses to the events have created. He admits, however, that in
many cases he has not found
witness-created records, i.e. primary sources, to support his
text. Many records have not
survived. When he has taken
information from secondary
Our practices are in the Monroe sources he has examined author
Town hall on these Sundays at reputations for writing from
6pm : Feb 21; Mar 20; Apr 17; records and reliable sources.
May 22; Jun 19; Jul 24; Aug 14;
Sep 11; Oct 23; Nov 13; Dec Haverhill has suffered historically from its not having a his11.
torical society or library that
Our first parade of the season is has collected primary source
the Lisbon Lilac Festival: materials. Thus to write a complete Haverhill history from priSaturday, May 28.
mary sources would require far
If this homegrown marching more research than one man
band sounds of interest to you, could accomplish in a lifetime.
please contact me for more The encyclopedia is not cominfo.
plete, as of course no history or
encyclopedia ever is.
Mary Saucier Choate
Monroe, NH
Fillion has started a second vol(603) 638-4903
ume. Others may contribute to
it by submitting genuinely historical information that they
have written or by directing him
to information that does not
appear on the first disk.
The Summertime Marching Band

Of Monroe, NH Wants You!____________
The Summertime Marching
Band of Monroe, NH wants
you! The age range of our current lineup is 11 to over 65. We
currently have about 20 players.
As long as you can march, or be
wheeled in a wheelchair and
play, or safely drive a scooter
and play, you can be in our
band. We play accessible, mostly traditional songs: Grand Old
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Marching in, Stars and Stripes
Forever, etc. Havent played for
30 years or more? No problem.
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fun, musical opportunity!
The encyclopedia is available at

40 King Street, Woodsville NH,
at the town clerk's office in
North Haverhill, and at libraries
that choose to distribute the
disks.
They are also available thru the

U. S. mail by sending $1.00 to
cover postage to Haverhill
Heritage Books, POB 283,
Woodsville NH 03785.
Residents of other towns may

acquire the disk for $10.00.
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Warren United Methodist Church
On The Common Warren, NH
Open hearts
Open minds
Open doors
The people of the

United Methodist Church
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Morning Worship for July & August

9:30 AM Regular Worship
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Dear Friends, God is our Hope! There are

scriptures to help you to understand that. To read
and remind ourselves, that our hope IS in Him.
Ps.62:5, Yes, my soul, find rest in God; my hope
comes from him. Ps.27:14, Let your hope be in
the Lord: take heart and be strong; yes, let your
hope be in the Lord. Ps.43:5, Why are you cast
down, O my soul? and why are you disturbed
within me? hope in God: for I shall yet praise him,
who is the health of my countenance, and my
God. Ps.130:7, O Israel, hope in the LORD; for
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redemption overflows. Ps.31:24, So be strong and
courageous, all you who put your hope in the
LORD! And there are so many more! You don't
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~Submitted by Jeannine Bartlett
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Dressed in smart, blue and white uniforms, members of the
Warren Village School Cheer Club are once again delighting
crowds at home athletic contests. Performing at recent basketball games, the squad, composed of boys and girls in
Kindergarten-8th grade, led cheers and provided exciting halftime shows with tumbling and lifts.
Led by 8th grade students Morgan Kingsbury and Hayley

Perkins and by coach Megan Rebele, the Cheer Club at the
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classes. The Explorers program is offered every full school
day from 2:45p-5:45p. The program offers a nutritious snack,
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Recently I took a walk around

the 1 acres of woods that my
wife and I own. These woods,
as are typical of thousands of
acres of forest in New England,
grew up from land previously
used for agriculture. In this
case it was probably pasture,
since our land is fairly steep and
somewhat rocky. Despite the
small acreage, as I walked
through the woods I noted a
great amount of species diversity. At first glance the trees
seemed to be mostly grey birch,
a pioneer species that is one of
the first to colonize disturbed
sites such as this once was. But
as I looked closer, the number
of different tree species became
clear. Not only grey birch but
white birch, aspen (aka popple
or poplar), balsam fir, white
spruce, cedar, sugar maple, red
osier dogwood, shadbush, and
apple are growing in our
woods. While the birches and
aspens dominate the overstory,
the other trees are quietly growing in the shade, waiting for a
chance to flourish.
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focus of my recent walk, which
involved pulling a sled with
various tools. In the sled were a
chainsaw and safety gear, a
pruning saw, a pole saw, and a
pair of hand pruners. My purpose was to release some of the
apple trees from competition,
and to prune them to increase
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North Country Senator Jeff Woodburn gave Woodsville High

School students Dennis Ruprecht, Jr. and Joseph Mitchell a
tour of the state house recently. Both young men were in
Concord in their leadership role with the state chapter of the
Future Business Leaders of America. Woodburn is a former
North Country teacher .- NCN Courtesy Photo
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Working In The Woods____________________________________
Continued frompage B16
the amount of sunlight reaching

the branches and improve the
airflow through the crowns.
Releasing and pruning the trees
should result in a healthy crop
of apples. Well pick the ones
we can use for cider and sauce,
and the rest will feed the deer.
A secondary purpose of the
release work was to gather firewood from the felled trees.
While grey birch doesnt make
the best firewood, its a good
use of the trees, and I get great
satisfaction from making firewood from my own trees that I
cut and process myself.
Forrester Honored by
Golden View Health care Seniors
Concord, NH - Senator Jeanie Forrester (R-Meredith) was

honored by Golden View Health Care seniors in Meredith with
the 2015 New Hampshire Health Care Associations Friends
of Seniors Award for her leadership and commitment to serving seniors in New Hampshire.
I am thankful to be the recipient of the 2015 New Hampshire

Health Care Associations Friends of Seniors Award.
Throughout the budget process for the state, I strongly advocated for Nursing homes and home health agencies, preventing the Governors attempt at diverting millions of dollars
away from our seniors. This year, we were also finally able to
increase the rate for home health care workers, ensuring that
these organizations are able to properly serve seniors in New
Hampshire, said Senator Jeanie Forrester (R-Meredith).
Another project I took on during this recent walk was to

prune the pine plantation. The
trees in this plantation are too
rough and the dead limbs too
large for these trees to ever
make quality sawtimber, so the
pruning had other purposes.
One is to improve visibility
through the stand and make
walking through it easier.
Another purpose is to make
room to put mushroom logs
underneath. My wife and I are
going to try our hand at growing shiitake mushrooms, and
the pine plantation will provide
plenty of shade. Well use oak
and sugar maple logs as the
growing medium for shiitakes,
but the pines will provide a
shady spot to grow them.
I look forward to continuing my work on behalf of New Over time Ill continue to harHampshires seniors again this session.
vest the birch, and in the
process release the maple, fir,
Photo: Jeanne Sanders (left) of Golden View Health Care in spruce, and other species that
Meredith presents Senator Jeanie Forrester (R-Meredith) are in the understory, gradually
(right) with the 2015 New Hampshire Health Care improving the species composiAssociations Friend of Seniors Award for her leadership.
tion, wildlife value, and aesthetics of the stand. On a larger
- NCN Courtesy Photo
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value would also be a goal.
Harvesting Council, occasionally runs chainsaw workshops

for homeowners. Check the
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OBITUARY
OBITUARY
Woodsville, NH william
walter Bill Maynes, 84, of
Brill Hill Road died on Friday,
February 12, 2016, at his home.
He was predeceased by a son,

Roy Willey and his siblings,
Nellie,
Elnora,
Mildred,
Madelyn, Carolyn Pinky,
Beverly, Carl, Donald, and Paul.
Survivors include his wife of

61years, Betty Maynes of
Woodsville; his children, Dianne
Noyes and husband Spencer of
Woodsville, Penny Cook and
husband Donald of Woodsville,
Cindy Bishop and husband Jeff
of North Haverhill, NH, and Brad
Maynes and wife Louise of
Littleton; 13grandchildren; several great grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews, and
cousins.
A funeral service was held on

Friday, February 19th, at Ricker
Funeral Home, Woodsville, NH,
with Pastor Clint Brake, officiating. Burial will be in the spring
at Pine Grove Cemetery,
Woodsville, NH.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to VFW

Post #5245, c/o Mr. Dale Pierson,
3 Beech Street, Woodsville, NH
03785.
For more information or to offer

an online condolence, please visit
www.rickerfh.com
Hampshire Extension Service.

The farming seminar focused
on rotational grazing of animals. Thus began his love for
traveling. David and Linda
traveled extensively to many
places over the years. Their
trips took them to Italy, the
Baltic, the Mediterranean,
Ireland, Alaska, Panama, the
Caribbean, and San Francisco,
to name a few. David was a
philanthropist, generous, caring, and thoughtful man.
son, Isaak Fellows; a sister,

Jann L. Keith of Springboro,
OH; a brother, Ronald Keith
and wife Diane of North
Haverhill; along with many
extended family members; and
several nieces, nephews, and
cousins.
There were no calling hours.

A funeral service was held on
Monday, February 15th at the
Ricker
Funeral
Home,
Woodsville, NH
He was predeceased by his par- Burial will be held in the spring

ents, Alta (Perrin) Keith on at the convenience of the family
the
Horse
Meadow
As a successful dairy farmer he October 2, 1992 and Everett L. in
was honored with many awards Keith on May 21, 2006; and a Cemetery, North Haverhill.
over his career. One that he was brother, William Keith.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
very proud of was in 1993 when
he was awarded the Green Survivors include his wife of 53 contributions may be made to
Pastures Dairy Farmer of the years, Linda (Rosa) Keith of the Dartmouth Hitchcock
Center,
ATTN:
Year Award. David served on North Haverhill; four children, Medical
many boards. He was a 4-H Debbie Bigelow and her hus- Research at the Heart and
leader at the Little Oxbow 4-H band Wayne of North Haverhill, Vascular Center, One Medical
Club and in 2000 he was chosen Jeffrey Keith and wife Shawn Center Drive, Lebanon, NH
as a member of the Agricultural of North Haverhill, Danny 03756.
Advisory Board for the State of Keith of Boston, MA, and
New Hampshire. He was a Thomas Keith and wife Deb of For more information or to
longtime member of the Cohase North Haverhill; two grandchil- offer an online condolence,
Lions Club and served as a Past dren, Lindsay Bigelow and please visit www.rickerfh.com
President and Director. In 2010 Kayla Jo Keith; a great grandhe was chosen as the Cohase
Citizen of the year. This award
was given for all his support of
the community, North Haverhill
Fair Association, and the
Cohase Lions Club. He served
as a trustee of the Big E. For
many years he served on the
Budget Committee for the
Town of Haverhill and was a
Warren Wentworth Food Pantry News
member of the North Haverhill
Fire Department. David was
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w. Keith, 72, died on
Thursday, February 11, 2016, at
the Dartmouth Hitchcock
Medical Center, Lebanon, NH
He served with the US Army after an extended illness.
from October 19, 1949 to
October 18, 1952 and was honor- He was born in Haverhill, NH,
ably discharged as a Corporal, March 8, 1943, a son of Everett
having served in Korea in the L. and Alta (Perrin) Keith.
15th Field Artillery, 2nd David grew up and lived his
Division. On December 4, 1954, entire life on Briar Hill. As a
he was married to Betty Louise little boy, he worked on the
Hill.
family farm and was an active
For many years, Bill worked at 4-H member. He attended
the former Adams Paper North Haverhill Elementary
Company in Wells River, VT. School and Haverhill Academy.
Then, from 1976-1989, he After school he started to take
worked in the warehouse at on more responsibilities around
Burndy Corporation in Littleton the farm. He married Linda
and North Haverhill, NH. He Rosa on June 2, 1962 and they
also worked in the shipping and started raising their own family.
receiving
department
of In 1982, David took over the
Hitchners Manufacturing in farm from his father. A farmer
Littleton from June 1989 prior to with a sharp business mind,
retiring in September 1996.
David grew the dairy to five
times its original size and
Bill was a member of the named it Briar Stone Farm. He
Haverhill Memorial VFW Post saw the farm as a family busi#5245 in North Haverhill and ness, a legacy for his children,
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Karl Cleveland and Minnie
Christina (Skinner) Maynes.
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Fair Association, a position he
held until his retirement in
2010. Under his leadership the
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education, more agricultural
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of the fair to the passion and
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