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THE WEIRS TIMES & THE COCHECO TIMES, Thursday, October 30, 2014
VOLUME 23, NO. 44
THE WEIRS, LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, N.H., THURSDAY, october 30, 2014
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Annual Gathering Of Marines
The 90-Year Journey Of Evangelos Janetos by David Colby Contributing Writer
Island of Hope, Island of Fears Like all immigrant sto-
money or status, he more than made up for them in determination and a commitment to make the most of his opportunity in his adopted land. In time, Mr. Janetos moved to Dover and worked in local mills. He worked hard and saved harder, and eventually bought a farm in Rollinsford. He
married Ellen Amanda Wentworth in 1922 and in 1924 they opened the first of several local businesses. The store, their first, was Janetos Market at 77 Main Street. Later, they owned gas stations and a second market in Somersworth. But it was and is this store that is the root of the famSee janetos on 20
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ries, this one began in another country. Evangelos George Janetos was born in Greece in 1884 and like 12 million others, migrated to the United States and passed through the halls of Ellis Island- the Island of Hope, Island of Fears. He was just 16, and if he had fears then, he didn’t show them. And while he lacked
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Janetos Market (now Janetos Superette) in Dover was started in 1924 by Evangelos Janetos. It is now entering its fourth generation as it has continued to be a popular and respected business in the community.
The 16th Annual “Gathering of Marines” sponsored by the Lakes Region Detachment #506, Marine Corps League will be held at the Pheasant Ridge Country Club in Gilford on Saturday, November 8th commencing at 6pm. This year’s special guest of honor will be the Very Rev. Stephen B. Rock, a highly decorated retired Captain in the U.S. Navy Chaplains Corps, whose assignments over 20 plus years of service included active deployments aboard naval vessels and Base and Command Chaplain’s duty at both Naval and Marine Corps installations around the world. Tickets to this year’s “Gathering” which includes a buffet dinner of prime rib or grilled chicken and dancing thereafter, can be purchased from Commandant Bob Patenaude by calling (603) 253-7970 or sending $45 per person to the Lakes Region Det. #506, P.O. Box 764, Center Harbor, NH 03226. Appropriate attire includes uniform, tux, formal gown, or business dress.
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Oct Through the 31st Scarecrows of the Port
Downtown Portsmouth. Portsmouth celebrates harvest season with a unique display of scarecrows throughout the city. www.scarecrowsoftheport.com
Through Nov. 2nd The Addams Family Musical
Rochester Opera House, 31 Wakefield Street, Rochester. www. rochesteroperahouse.com 335-1992
Thursday 30th Phantom of the Opera – Silent Film Series
The Flying Monkey, 39 South Main Street, Plymouth. 6:30pm. www. flyingmonkeynh.com 536-2551
Ghost Story Gala – Storytelling Dinner
The Corner House Inn, Center Sandwich. 6:30pm. Six different storytellers will be on hand to tell their favorite spine-tingling stories. $19.95 per person (plus tax and gratuity) includes salad, entrée, glass of wine, dessert and coffee. 284-6219
Friday 31st Trick ‘R Treat at Golden View
Golden View Health Care Center, 19 NH Route 104, Meredith. 6-7:30pm. All children ages 1-11, dressed in costume and accompanied by an adult are welcome. Lots of candy, refreshments and safe trick ‘r treating. 279-8111
Erik Ray Blues Band – Halloween Dance
Pitman’s Freight Room, 94 New Salem Street, Laconia. 8pm. $15pp. BYOB. Catered dinner buffet available before
the show. www.pitmansfreightroom. com 527-0043
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Jean’s Playhouse, 34 Papermill Drive, Lincoln. 11pm. First time showing for Jean’s Playhouse. A loving couple, a few lost monsters and a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania sing and dance through a campy, sloppy salute to horror movies and sexual liberation. Bring your sense of humor. And some toast. All tickets $10. No one under the age of 17 will be admitted without an adult. www.jeansplayhouse.com 745-2141
Landscape Painting – Acrylic on Wooden Shingle
The Arts Collaborative, 5 Winona Road, Meredith. 10am-2pm. Spend the day creating a special work of art to display or give as a gift. All levels of experience are welcome. Bring a bag lunch. Coffee and tea provided. $55pp. 344-1860
Meredith Sculpture Walk – Guided Tour
Tour begins at Mill Falls Marketplace, Meredith, in front of Innisfree Bookstore. 10am and 11am. 2799015
Gunstock Ski Club’s Ski and Snowboard Sale
Gunstock Mountain Resort Main Lodge, Gilford. Doors open at 9pm. Get your winter gear now at the best prices of the season with experts on hand to help you get the right fit and equipment for your ability. 465-2802
Christmas Fair
Holy Rosary/St. Leo, 189 North Main Street, Rochester. A fun event for
the whole family. Crafts, cash raffle, basket raffles, penny sale, jewelry and a children’s corner. The day will end with a turkey dinner at 5pm. Dinner is $9pp. 332-1863
Tommy Castro & Sugar Ray Norcia
The Flying Monkey, 39 South Main Street, Plymouth. www. flyingmonkeynh.com 536-2551
Bizet’s Carmen
Capitol Center for the Arts, 44 South Main Street, Concord. 225-1111
Intermediate Bezel Jewelry Class with Joy Raskin
League of NH Craftsmen, 279 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith. Tuition is $80 per student, with a $25-$50 materials fee, depending on how much silver is used. Basic soldering skills are necessary. Pre-registration required. 279-7920
Sock Hop
Danbury Grange Hall, 15 North Road, Danbury. A night of 50’s and 60’s music. Food and drink available. 7695579
St. Gabriel Holiday “Angel” Fair
Parish Center, 15 Elkins Street, Franklin. 8am-3pm. Prize drawing at 3pm. Crafts, jewelry, raffles, baked goods and more!
O.E.S. Indoor Fall Sale
410 West Main Street, Tilton. 8am2pm. Collectables, treasures, gifts, jewelry and more. Free door prize drawings. 286-4959
Turkey Supper
Bristol Baptist Church, 30 Summer Street, Bristol. 5-7pm. Full turkey dinner served. $9/adults, $5/children 6-12 and children 5 and under are free. Take-outs available. 744-3885
Superhero Buddy Bash – 5k Run/Walk
100 Acre Wood, Intervale. Registration, warm up and family fun begins at 9am and the race starts at 10am. $15pp or $20 per buddy pair. Costumes are optional but they make it more fun! To register go to www.believeinbooks.org 356-9980
Community Square Dance
Travel offered by Greater Somersworth Chamber of Commerce
SPAIN’S COSTA DEL SOL
Moultonborough Lion’s Club, 139 Old Route 109, Moultonborough. Hosted by the Moultonborough Latin Club as a fundraiser for their trip to Rome. All beginners are welcome and will be led by the talented caller, Jay Silva. $8pp or $6pp if you are wearing square dancing attire! 707-7502
Half Price Admission for Veterans and Guests
Departing Boston Tuesday, March 10, 2015
American Police Motorcycle Museum, 194 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith. 10am-6pm. Gift shop discounts as well. 279-6387
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Bruce Marshall & the Nor’Easters Blues Band
“Coast of the Sun” $2499 per person
7 Nights - Single Hotel Tour
Price includes round-trip airfare, transfers, daily breakfast and five dinners. Tours of Seville and Ronda with optional excursions to Gibraltar, Granada, Tangier and more. Download brochure at www.somersworthchamber.com or call the Chamber 603-692-7175
Pitman’s Freight Room, 94 New Salem Street, Laconia. 8pm. $15pp. BYOB. Catered dinner buffet available before the show. www.pitmansfreightroom. com 527-0043
Sunday 2nd Under the Streetlamp
Capitol Center for the Arts, 44 South Main Street, Concord. 225-1111
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Growing Up In Rochester On Thursday, November 13, at 7pm at the Rochester Historical Society Museum on Hanson Street, David G Duchesneau will talk about his life growing up in Rochester in the late 1950s and 1960s. In his recently published book, Uniforms, Duchesneau describes his experiences wearing the uniforms of Holy Rosary Catholic School, the Graniteers Drum and Bugle Corps, and the United States Marines. Being taught by nuns, traveling throughout New England and beyond performing in parades and competitions with a drum and bugle corps, and serving two tours of duty in Vietnam by age 21 shaped his life and future. The discipline instilled in him by these organizations shaped his character. A book signing will follow his talk. After being honorably discharged from the US Marine Corps in 1970, Duchesneau returned to New Hampshire. In 1971, he joined the NH State Police. After his law enforcement career, he opened a Private Investigative/Security Agency and Consulting Firm. He is certified as an International Investigator and Fraud Consultant. He is a proud member of many organizations, including the NH Retired Law Enforcement Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars, The American Legion, Marine Corps Association, and the Marine Corps League. As a member of Bugles Across America, he is still called upon to play Taps at the funerals of deceased veterans. All are welcome to attend. Admission is free and refreshments will follow the meeting. For more information please call 330-3099 or e-mail rochesterhistorical@metrocast.net.
Cochecho Challenge Half Marathon Saturday, November 1, 9:05am The Cochecho Challenge is filled with rolling hills, tree-lined neighborhoods and of course river crossings over the Cochecho River, including a foot bridge at about mile 5. Half marathons have become the second most popular race by number of participants according to Running USA. First Parish Church has created Dover’s only Half Marathon Road Race a, USA Track & Field certified course that begins at the historic church. After leaving downtown, the course winds through rural neighborhoods, crosses over the Cochecho River in several places (there is a foot bridge at about mile 5) and then returns to the downtown area for the finish at First Parish Church. There will be complimentary food and beverages as well as an awards ceremony in the Church parking lot. Awards will be given for overall winners as well as age group winners and all finishers will receive finisher medals. For more information please visit www.cochechochallenge.com.
2nd Annual Fusion Networking Event Fusion is holding its second annual ‘Fusion Networking’ event at Patrick’s Pub & Eatery in Gilford, from 5:30 to 7:30pm. on Thursday, November 6. You don’t want to miss this event! There will be delicious food from Patrick’s and a beer and wine tasting thanks to Woodstock Inn Brewery and Hermit Woods Winery. Fusion collaborates with the Belknap EDC, the event’s presenting sponsor, by offering support to one of the organization’s key strategic initiatives – attracting and retaining young talent to the Lakes Region area. Fusion President, Be among the first to hear an exciting announcement about Fusion programming for 2015 and interact with people who share your desire to develop personally and professionally. The event is a great way to form new relationships and strengthen existing ones in a fun environment with a dynamic group of individuals that are making a difference in the communities they serve. The cost is $10.00 per person in advance or $15.00 at the door. The evening will include passed & buffet style hors d’oeuvres, beer & wine samples and the incredible opportunity to expand your social and business circles. Reservations are requested in advance as space is limited. Please visit Facebook. com/NHFusion for more details and the link to reserve your spot.
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Sometimes the things we think are new are really old. A certain shoe store chain recently sent out a press release, patting themselves on the back for not opening on Thanksgiving Day and not before 7am on Black Friday in order to give their employees more time to spend with their families. Now, those lucky employees can sleep in till 5am the day after their family celebration before having to get ready to trudge off to work. Personally, I don’t feel it is that noble of a gesture on the part of the company and certainly nothing to crow about. If they really wanted to give employees more time with their families they would open stores at their regular hours on Friday or, gasp, not at all. Still, they are going against the grain of what has been considered the new norm and people are talking about it. If you stop and think about it, it was the idea of opening up early on the day after Thanksgiving which started this trend in the first place, It has since evolved into stores opening up at midnight on Friday and now on Thanksgiving Day itself. Years ago, some people were outraged that stores opened up at 7am on Friday instead of 9am or, gasp, opened at all. Today, opening early
is the new norm and we are all used to it. But this shoe store has bucked the new norm and gone back to the old norm which everyone sees as a new idea. They are being praised as a trendsetter even though you are just doing things the way they were originally done. Strange. Over the past few weeks, the price of gas has dropped and people are talking about it. Many are excited that a gallon of gas is now less than three dollars. Still, it seems like it was only a few years ago that the price of gas was under two dollars and people were getting angry because it was soon going to go over that mark. The news reports then talked of how folks would have less disposable income since they would be paying more than two dollars a gallon to fill up their gas tanks. Now that the price is going back down to just under three dollars, the same newscasters are talking about how people will have more money to spend this Christmas. But if they are spending more on gas than they were a couple of years ago wouldn’t they still have less money to spend? It’s what you get used to, the new normal. As I get older I find myself wary of getting used to new things but over time I forget what it was I was trying to get used to because the thing I had to get used to I finally did get used to and it is now being replaced by something else to get used to so I am trying to get used to that. This mostly happens with technology. We are all so used to cell phones and the Internet that when they don’t work, for even a few minutes, we find it
hard to regroup. We find it hard to have to go back to old ways. Having grown up in the 1960s, I can still fall back on some of the things I got used to then in case of emergency. For example, if I forget to charge my Kindle and the battery has worn down, I still know how to open up and read a book. If my computer should crash I still know how to write a letter on a piece of paper and if a calculator isn’t handy…no sweat. To a lot of young kids today, some of these things, if they had to do them, would feel new, even uncomfortable. Some of us have gotten so used to certain things that we could never go back to the way it was before we even knew that these things might exist someday. Think about it. Would you even consider buying a new car that didn’t have cup holders? Still a lot of people can get used to new normals and forget that there were old normals. Sometimes, like in the case of the shoe store or the price of gas, people embrace the new normal even though it is really an old normal that they have forgotten about or maybe had never experienced before. Many of us go along day to day and just think that because things are the way they are that is the way they have to be. We just accept change and hope we can adapt accordingly. We are hesitant to try something new, even if it really is old. But sometimes if we try it, it turns out that the old way, when it becomes the new normal, really made the most sense after all. Will you be voting next Tuesday?
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White Not Reasonable To The Editor: On Wed., Oct. 15th, I attended a “meet the candidates� in Wolfeboro. I submitted a question on an issue about which all of the candidates said that they knew nothing. The moderator asked if I would like to explain the substance of the issue. After saying only a few words and seconds into my explanation, I was shouted down by the “tolerant� liberals in the audience and at least one of the Democrat candidates, namely, John White, State Senate candidate. Mr. White then asked to say something and I responded by saying that he apparently had suddenly gained knowledge on the subject and that I would gladly like to be educated. His response was that he doubted that I was capable of being educated and proceeded to rant and rave about the issue which I hadn’t yet explained and about which he had admitted minutes, if not seconds, before that he hadn’t any knowledge. His outburst was totally unresponsive to the question posed and makes me believe that he is not able to control his emotions. This is a characteristic that does not allow one to make reasonable and well thought out decisions. Senator Jeb Bradley and I have differing opinions on quite a few issues but we are capable of having rational and unemotional discussions
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without personally attacking each other. Senator Bradley understands that he works for the taxpayer and is willing to listen and perhaps learn something from his constituents. Mr. White on the other hand seems sure that he knows everything and certainly more than the NH taxpayer for whom he would work if he were elected. Vote for John White if you want someone who apparently is not interested in your opinion and who would attack a constituent with whom he disagrees even before understanding the issue at hand. Vote for Jeb Bradley if you want someone who will serve you. Remember, your State Senator works for you. Vince Merola Wolfeboro, NH.
For Bob Hull To The Editor: On page 4 of your October 23rd issue someone is attacking me and GOP state house candidate Bob Hull. In response I say that I’ve known Bob Hull for over 10 years in Grafton, and he’s the best choice of any candidate on the entire ballot. I’m a loyal Republican, a former state senate candidate, and the founder of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire: I urge everyone to vote for Bob Hull. He’s no run-of-themill “local politician,� and that’s what makes him the
This newspaper was first published in 1883 by Mathew H. Calvert as Calvert’s Weirs Times and Tourists’ Gazette and continued until Mr. Calvert’s death in 1902. The new Weirs Times was re-established in 1992 and strives to maintain the patriotic spirit of its predecessor as well as his devotion to the interests of Lake Winnipesaukee and the Cocheco Valley area with the new Cocheco Times. Our newspaper’s masthead and the map of Lake Winnipesaukee in the center spread are elements in today’s paper which are taken from Calvert’s historic publication.
best! I also urge everyone to “Just Vote Republican� on November 4th, no matter how you’re registered! Cheers to all. Tim Condon, Esq., Grafton, NH.
Hassan and Common Core To The Editor: Governor Hassan is running a political commercial praising herself on the issue of education. Sadly she’s misleading the public. Governor Hassan has walked lockstep behind the Obama Administration as they wage war on teachers and students. By adopting the Common Core Standards (CCSS), NH has given up local control in educaion in favor of dumbed down academic standards. If our students are to compete nationally or internationally, Common Core is NOT the plan for that. Not only does the Obama Administration seek to make the problem of over testing worse, teachers have now become the scapegoat in this bureaucratic reform. The U.S. Department of Education has denied States a waiver from No Child Left Behind if they do not target teachers by tying their evaluations to the standarized test scores. Governor Hassan’s approach to education seems to be, throw See mail boat on 30
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GEORGE HURT State Representative —District 2— Gilford and Meredith On Tuesday November 4th
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Military Appreciation Day At Funspot All Active Military, Veterans & Families Welcome
Starr Lawton, manager of the DA Long Tavern at the Funspot Family Entertainment Center in Weirs Beach, was deeply affected by a Facebook post she read. Enough so that she decided to spearhead the organization of bringing back Military Appreciation Day. “It was a post from a storage company,” Starr recalled. “They were posting that they were sending back a check to a solider for storing his motorcycle. It got me to thinking that we hadn’t done anything for our soldiers in awhile at Funspot and it was time to again give them the recognition they deserve. Being the largest arcade in the world and a family business we are the perfect place for it.” Military Appreciation Day will be held at Funspot on Saturday, November 8th from 11am to 4pm for all active military, veterans and their families. Among the events planned are a hamburger and hot dog and salad buffet for the first five hundred attendees as well as a free raffle with two grand prizes of overnight stays at the Inns At Mills Falls, one which includes a couples mas-
sage at Cascade Spa and the other with dinner at Giuseppe’s all of who have donated the prizes. By showing a military ID or Veteran’s ID you will receive for you and your family Funspot tokens to use in any of the over 500 games as well as coupons to come back and use at their new 5,500 square foot indoor mini golf course which is nearing completion. Also on hand will be the New Hampshire National Guard with an armored personnel carrier and the Wright Museum of World War II will be bringing some of their World War II vehicles to display. Mix 94.1 will be on hand to broadcast live from the event. Belknap Subaru, a major sponsor of the events, will be offering ten dollar oil changes for active military members. Sponsors for Military Appreciation Day include Hannaford’s who donated five hundred hamburgers and rolls, SmokeShack Southern BBQ who donated hot dogs and buns for five hundred as well as doing the cooking and setting up the buffet. Fred Fuller Oil and Propane who donated the propane for the buffet barbeque. The Looney Bin
who donated plates and the Union Diner who donated knives and forks. Other sponsors for Military Appreciation Day are Lakes Region CocaCola, Lee’s Candy Kitchen, Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant, Sysco, WSCY 106.9 and Planet 100.1 FM “We are really looking forward to this event,” said Starr. “It is good to see this back at Funspot and to be able to give
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We Need Some New Hope And Change It is hard to get through a day without a new disaster looming on the horizon. Unfortunately, it seems as though we have such a by Jane large variety Cormier of dangerous Hooksett, NH. scenarios, it is hard to choose which one is the most serious. As our government stumbles through a possible pandemic situation with Ebola, ISIS terrorism is rearing its ugly head, President Obama’s (supposed) upcoming executive order to offer some 400,000 ILLEGAL immigrants status here in the United States through executive fiat – well, let’s just say there are any number of possible cataclysmic scenarios to keep a person up at night. So many of these situations have been brought to us by a Progressive government who seeks to
write its own narrative. We don’t get the TRUTH with Progressives. We get talking points. We don’t call terrorism, TERRORISM, but ‘workplace violence’. (We cannot be ‘intolerant’, now can we? For a Progressive society, this one carries LOTS of territory.) We don’t close our borders to those who seek to break our laws and enter our country illegally. No, no. We cannot call these people ILLEGAL ALIENS, they are ‘refugees’ or ‘immigrants’. When people die from a dread disease we have no idea how to cure, and then send 3,000 of our best and finest soldiers into Africa to “battle the disease”, well, let’s just say, common sense has clearly left the building. Here is a partial list of more Hope and Change in Obama’s Amerika: •The debacle known as Obamacare. (We will say no more – except watch your premium grow!) •IRS targeting its own U.S. citizens participating in conservative and pro-Israel groups. See cormier on 26
Where Was President Obama?
President Obama says he’s “shaken” by this week’s violent attacks on three soldiers in Ottawa by an Islamic jihadist. He by Michelle Malkin immediately Syndicated Columnist phoned Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to offer support and “solidarity.” He vowed to “remain vigilant.” Too bad Obama didn’t show the same resolve after multiple attacks and plots against our troops by Muslim terrorists on our soil. And I’m not just talking about the “workplace violence” of jihadist Nidal Hasan, whose Koran-inspired Fort Hood rampage took the lives of 13 American servicemen and servicewomen and one unborn baby. An entire parade of infidelhating fanatics targeted U.S. soldiers long before Islamic State barbarians issued threats against our military personnel and their families this fall. What happened in Canada -- what ISIS wants worldwide -- has been happening here for years under Barry-come-lately’s watch. Where was President Obama when Muslim convert Muhammad Hussain was arrested in Maryland in 2010 after scheming to blow up an Army recruitment office to avenge his “Muslim brothers and sisters”? Hussain’s message: “Whoever joins the military, they will be killed.” He planned to “blow one recruiting center up ... then we hit another ... and just keep it movin’ ... Insha’ Allah. ... Insha’ Allah. ... Do it for jihad.” Next, Hussain told informants he would take on Andrews Air Force Base, blow it up and then take over the homes of military personnel.
Where was President Obama when Ethiopian-born Muslim Marine reservist Jonathan Melaku -- shouting “Allahu Akbar” -- fired shots at the Marine Corps Museum in D.C., the Pentagon, a vacant Marine Corps recruiting station in Chantilly, Va., and a Coast Guard recruiting station in Woodbridge, Va., during a months-long jihad campaign in 2010-2011? Where was President Obama when Muslim Pvt. Naser Jason Abdo, who went AWOL from Fort Campbell, Ky., was arrested in 2011 with explosives, a gun and jihadi propaganda? Abdo, who shouted, “Nidal Hasan Fort Hood 2009!” after his arrest, planned to attack soldiers at a restaurant near the base. Where was President Obama when a gang of Islamic thugs in Newburgh, N.Y., was arrested plotting to “bring death to Jews” at nearby synagogues and “commit jihad” by shooting planes at the local Air National Guard base with Stinger surface-to-air guided missiles? Where was President Obama in June 2011 when Seattle jihadists Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif, also known as Joseph Anthony Davis of Seattle, and Walli Mujahidh, also known as Frederick Domingue Jr., were busted after plotting to attack the Military Entrance Processing Station in Seattle in a shooting and grenade spree. “Imagine how many young Muslims, if we’re successful, will try to hit these kinds of centers,” Abdul-Latif (an admirer of Fort Hood killer Nidal Hasan) exulted. “Imagine how fearful America will be, and they’ll know they can’t push the Muslims around.” His bloodthirsty agenda: “Hopefully there will be more soldiers who come out of the woodwork to serve Allah.” Where was President Obama See malkin on 16
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Remember “Hope & Change” on November 4th! It wasn’t long ago that Obama and the Democrats promised you “Hope and Change” if you would vote for them by Tom Thomson and now six Orford, NH. years later their promise of “Hope and Change” has turned into “Doom and Gloom” along with scandal after scandal. Don’t be fooled again on Election Day, November 4th 2014. In a recent U.S. Senate hearing, it was said that “Facts are Stubborn”; so let’s look at the latest facts, scandals and breaking news. Ebola outbreak: President Obama told us not to worry after Thomas Duncan who traveled from Liberia, and died in a Texas hospital “my Administration and the CDC
have everything under control,” yet two nurses who cared for Mr. Duncan, who had followed the protection and precautions, now have Ebola and the President and the Democrats say not to worry again. Really! In a recent poll, 67% of Americans want the President to temporarily suspend travel (a travel ban) from West Africa to the United States in order to protect Americans from Ebola. The President says he will not and many Democrats agree with President Obama! Let’s look back over the past six years of Obama and the Democrats promise of “Hope and Change” or what many call “Scandals:” 1.”Fast and Furious,” in which US Border Patrol agent Brian Terry was murdered. 2. IRS targets Democratic opponents, the Tea Party and Conservative Republicans. 3. Benghazi Scandal, where US Ambassador and three other
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has been given a reality jolt. Twice within three days, “lone wolf” terrorists have killed Canadiby John J. Metzler an soldiers on Syndicated Columnist Canadian soil; one outside Montreal and another at the symbolic National War Memorial in Ottawa. The Ottawa incident also saw the lone gunmen rush into the Houses of Parliament, wildly firing shots in an attempt kill legislators. Fortunately he failed. The assailant, a recent convert to radical Islam, was shot and killed by the Parliament’s Ceremonial Sergeant at Arms, Kevin Vickers, a veteran of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. (RCMP). The Toronto Star stated editorially, “The heart of Canada’s democracy has been invaded and violated.” “This week’s events are a grim reminder that Canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world,” warned Prime Minister Stephen Harper in a somber address to the nation.
Stephen Harper vowed, “We will not be intimidated. Canada will never be intimidated.” So once again Canadians are tragically reminded that, yes, it can happen here. Even in such a seemly safe place as Ottawa, the staid Canadian capital city. Though Canada has seen a number of terrorist plots thwarted in recent years by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), only recently did the government ramp up its terror threat level. One pundit wrote in Toronto’s National Post, “Canadians simply do not take security seriously. It’s not on our radar.” Something was brewing. Given Canada’s long running participation in the NATO mission against Taliban terrorists in Afghanistan and especially since the parliament voted to send Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 fighter jets and support units to help fight the Islamic State in Iraq, there’s been an almost pregnant pause. When would something happen? Two days earlier another Canadian-born Muslim convert used his car to run down and kill a solider and injure another near Montreal. Back in July two more local converts to Islam were arrested See Metzler on 25
Americans were murdered. 4. James Foley from NH was beheaded by ISIS. 5. Secret Service’s recent security breaches and Columbian prostitution scandal. 6. ISIS disaster in Syria and Iraq. 7. VA Hospital Scandals. 8. ObamaCare disastrous roll out, loss of your Doctor & 10 New Hampshire Hospitals and much higher costs coming soon. If the above wasn’t enough to worry about, our US National Se-
curity is in total freefall under the Obama Administration and the Democrats. Our allies are worried if the US will protect their backs, and our enemies are taking advantage of the total lack of US leadership under Obama. NH voters should be extremely concerned with our US Senator Shaheen and both US Congresswomen Carol Shea Porter and Annie Kuster – all Democrats – who are in lock step with President Obama; all voting and supporting See thomson on 25
Predatory Journalism The New York Times is again on the warpath against what it calls “predatory lending.” Just what is predatory lending? It is by Thomas Sowell lending that Syndicated Columnist charges a higher interest rate than people like those at the New York Times approve of. According to such thinking -- or lack of thinking -- the answer is to have the government set an interest rate ceiling at a level that will be acceptable to third parties like the New York Times. People who believe in government-set price controls -- whether on interest rates charged for loans, rents charged for housing or wages paid under minimum wage laws -- seem to think that this is the end of the story. Yet there is a vast literature on the economic repercussions of price controls. Whole books have been written just on the repercussions of rent control laws in countries around the world. These repercussions include the housing shortages that almost invariably follow, the deterioration of existing housing and the shift of economic resources -- both construction materials and construction labor -- from building ordinary housing for the general public to building luxury housing that only the affluent and the rich can afford, because that kind of housing is usually
exempted from rent control. There is at least an equally vast literature on the repercussions of minimum wage laws. Unemployment rates over 20 percent for younger, less skilled and less experienced workers have been common, even in normal times -- with much higher unemployment rates than that during recessions. Against this background of negative repercussions from various forms of price control, in countries around the world, why would anybody imagine that price controls on interest rates would not have repercussions that need to be considered? Yet there is remarkably little concern on the political left as to the actual consequences of the laws and policies they advocate. Once they have taken a stance on the side of the angels against the forces of evil, that is the end of the story, as far as they are concerned. Low-income people often get short-term loans when they run out of money to meet some exigency of the moment. The interest rates charged on such unsecured loans to people with low credit scores are usually higher than on loans to people whose higher incomes and better credit histories make them less of a risk. Crusaders against such loans often make the interest rate charged seem even higher by quoting these interest rates in annual terms, even when the loan is actually repayable in a matter of weeks. It is like saySee Sowell on 32
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food scale is ideally the best way to distinguish grams and ounces. Of course this isn’t the ideal thing to do while you’re eating out, but for at home it is a fantastic way to make sure you’re not doing any guessing. When you are out to eat it is safe to estimate serving size based upon the servings per container. Serving per container conveys how many of the above serving sizes are found in the entire container that your food came in. If a serving size is 1 cup, and it says, “Servings per Container: 4,� that means there are 4 cups in that container. Next on the label are the calories. This represents the total calories in exactly 1 serving of the food/ drink. If you are trying to lose weight, gain weight, or maintain your weight, calories are easily the most important nutritional fact on the entire label. You can consider calories as units of energy. Ideally when you consume more calories than your body is requiring in energy than you gain weight and when consuming less calories than required you lose
weight. This analogy applies aside from the factors of stress, chemical balance and mental health. Also keep in mind the serving size. If you are eating/drinking exactly 1 serving, then the calorie information given is amount of calories consumed. A bit of math is required to calculate when you consume half of or more of the serving size. Calorie content listed includes calories from fat. So you know the calories in one serving. So why is the calorie from fat shown on food labels? Fat content is important to know, as high levels of fat negatively affect your overall health. However, this does not mean that cutting out fat is a healthy solution. A little less than one third of your total calories for the day come from fat. There are nine calories per gram of fat so you could calculate the Calories from Fat out for yourself, but the “calories from fat� section does the math for you The next category is Total Fat. All the different fats are separated into their own categories; therefore you do not need to add them all together. Remember that one gram of fat contains nine calories. Directly below Total Fat there is generally a list of 1-4 specific types of fats contained in a serving. The first is Saturated Fat- this happens to be a bad fat. This shouldn’t be avoided completely but should absolutely be moderated. One third of your total fat intake daily is typical. Trans Fat is a category that should be completely See latham on 34
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I thought of my detention saga after reading Deron Snyder’s Washington Times story about preferential treatment star athletes now receive. Florida State’s Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Jameis Winston is in trouble again. His history of malfeasance includes shoplifting from a supermarket, putting soda in a Burger King water cup and engaging in BB gun battles. But when he screamed vulgarities in the student union earlier this season, he was suspended for Clemson game, where FSU’s Seminoles barely squeaked out a 23-17 win. This all pales in comparison to a two-year-old sexual assault case that recently resurfaced. As Snyder put it, stealing crab legs is one thing. Raping a woman—just like hitting one—is indefensible. Winston now faces a university disciSee moffett on 26
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to protect our nursing home residents from the vagaries of purely political decisions. We need an Executive Council that will work cooperatively with the governor rather than blocking her recommendations. “We live in a participatory democracy that only works when voters participate. Otherwise, extremists call the shots for everyone.” Here is an example of how leaders of the Democrat Party operate. Have you read Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals? You should, as a Liberal Democrat the rules are already being followed. BTW, doesn’t BHO “call the shots” without the use of the U.S. Constitution? Is Kate misinformed; she thinks that the Executive Council should rubber stamp the actions by the governor? Speaking of the governor, my choice is Walt Havenstein. Like our USA, NH cannot wait for leadership to happen, the time is now! And, regarding our District1 Executive Councilor, of course Joe Kenney is our choice for making the right decisions, and doing a darn good job with constituent services. Thanks Joe. It is interesting to note that Kate is so concerned with Taxed Enough Already folks and others who live by the Constitution than she is about her hero’s lack of protecting us from enemies, foreign and domestic. Obama’s dream of socialism with little pockets of differing ethnic groups becoming reality is near. ******** Dave Devoy of Sanbornton is working to occupy the third seat as the Belknap County Commissioner for Sanbornton, New Hampton, and Laconia. Dave has served our country with 30 years active and reserve military, Dave owned three businesses within our county. Dave EMPLOYS local people, and Dave PAYS
business taxes and can tell you about REGULATIONS. Another point re: character, is that each year on Veterans Day, his stores say thanks to the vets with a free car wash. I know this because Dave has me promote the event during my radio show! He is ready to go; Day One. ********* The Laconia City Council has placed some Charter Amendments on the November ballot. Vote NO on Amendments 6 and 7 referred to by me as the Incumbent Protection Amendment. If at the last minute the thought of your Councilor winning another term because that person is the only name on the ballot leads you to ask some neighbors to write you in. In the past all it took was a handful of voters to get a “write-in” on the general election, and Bingo, there is a race. If this passes a late decision will take 35 votes to get your name on the ballot. Our mayor told me during a radio visit that he thought 10 write-ins should be sufficient. It certainly would in Ward 5 Laconia where the turnout for a primary may be 50 votes! This has nothing to do with state law. It is our City Charter. VOTE NO, please. ******** How many times have we sat in during a candidate’s night, and listened to the moderator ask the lamest of questions? I would ask every candidate for a seat on the County Convention if they know that Laconia has a tax cap, and Gilford has SB 2, and will their votes reflect that they are truly doing so in their voting for budget and borrowing? Remember, your state rep has a duty to you in Concord, and the county. And yes, I am voting for Scott Brown. We cannot save our country with Jeanne Shaheen being BHO’s best buddy.
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Did you know that birds’ feet will not stick to metal perches on bird feeders? There are no sweat glands on the feet of wild birds. Therefore, no moisture is provided that would freeze to metal, and their feet and legs are made up of scaly tissue with a low blood flow to minimize cold damage. This is also another way the birds keep warm during the freezing temperatures of a winter season. Birds do bathe in the winter. In fact, open water sources may be more vital to backyard bird survival rates than food. They need to drink, and they need to bathe regularly, even in winter, to keep their feathers in good condition for flight and to maintain vital insulation. Enjoy your birds! Wild Bird Depot is located on Rt 11 in Gilford, NH. Steve is a contributing author in major publications, a guest lecturer at major conventions in Atlanta and St. Louis as well as the host of WEZS 1350AM radio show “Bird Calls� with Lakes Region Newsday @ 8:30AM. Wild Bird Depot has donated over $5,000 to local rehabilitators and local nature centers since 1996.
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It took three days for the White House to issue a pathetic politically correct statement expressing “sadness� over the attack, which Obama opaquely described as a “senseless act of violence� (instead of the intentional, systematic act of Islamic terrorism that it was). In the same week, the Obama administration issued an immediate condemnation and statement of “outrage� over the shooting death of late-term abortionist George Tiller. Where was Obama? Sabotaging our borders, restricting our gun rights, working to free Gitmo jihadists, decrying Islamophobia, demonizing conservatives, welcoming jihad sympathizers to the White House and putting politics over national security. Now “shaken� over the death of a Canadian soldier killed by a jihadist, our president has barely stirred in response to the homegrown Islamic terror campaign against our men and women in uniform under his own aloof nose. Michelle Malkin is the author of “Culture of Corruption: Obama and his Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks and Cronies� (Regnery 2010). Her e-mail address is malkinblog@gmail.com.
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other markets struggled or closed, Janetos Market persevered. As the market grew, it required close supervision and constant attention. At the same time, the oldest of Janetosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; children, Mary, began working in her dadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s store. She was ten. The Big Box Stores, Then And Now If science has found a gene for just about everything, there must be a special one labeled Hard Worker. Family stories abound regarding the â&#x20AC;&#x153;workaholicâ&#x20AC;? ethic of the elder Janetos. There are many tales of the long hours in the store- then stores- and the time spent tending his fruit trees and vegetable gardens. One favorite family story recounts how Mr. Janetos would work a fullday shift at the store, and then go home to rest for a while. On one occasion he reportedly fell asleep and forgot to pick up his daughter who worked until closing time. Even the hardest of workers become overtired, apparently. As several of Doverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s smaller, independent stores closed, the thenstate-of-the-industry â&#x20AC;&#x153;big boxâ&#x20AC;? grocers came to Dover. First National Stores, A & P (the now-forgotten Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company) and others were expected to replace the likes of Janetos Mar-
Evangelos George Janetos as a young man. ket. â&#x20AC;&#x153;How to compete? â&#x20AC;&#x153; the family worried. Taking a page from the play book of their founder, the family focused on their ability to provide quality products, competitive prices and personal service. And meat. Then as now, Janetos Market was widely known and highly regarded for its selection of custom-cut, highest quality meat. Like the specialty Greek foods, the store had found a way to distinguish itself, this time with the best available meat around. Gone now are the First National Stores, A & P, Siegels and Sawyers. But today there are even bigger big-box grocers, and Janetos Market continues to thrive among huge competitors. Ask a family member why and the answer always comes down to quality, value and service. And hard work: that gene has been passed down from generation to generation. Four of them, in fact. Mary Janetos And George Bandouveres: Gen 2 Takes Charge Maybe it has to do with being the oldest child. Or
perhaps being the first of the second-generation storekeepers. Or maybe that hard work gene landed particularly close to her core. Whatever the reason, Mary Janetos married George Bandouveres in 1946 and in 1947 they purchased Janetos Market from her dad for $3,000.00. Mary would now bring some of her dadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work ethic and the skills she learned as a ten-year old to bear on the familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new/ old business. Husband George would be an integral part of the team. Gas pumps and groceries, new stock and new babies, and Janetos Market (or Janetos Superette, as some know it) became both a convenience store and nursery. Baby sitters? Day care? None of that for the Bandouveres clan. Play pens and baby toys filled the â&#x20AC;&#x153;back roomâ&#x20AC;? that today serves as the nerve center for the store. Even as they were too young to work in the store, the children began to absorb the work ethic and good example set by their parents. Five Bandouveres children See janetos on 21
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the remodeling of the store and continued to work shifts, well into their retirement years. Spending more and more time in Florida, they still managed to come back to New Hampshire in the summer and visit with customers and friends they had made over the years. George passed away in 2008 and Mary joined him in 2010. Today, their legacy lives on in three grandchildren of Mary’s dad.
At left: Karen (Bandouveres) Weston, George, Alan, Mary and Gary Bandouveres. janetos from 21
came into the world and – literally- into the store: Paul, Evan, Karen, Gary and Alan. All would have
a role to play, at least for a while. George and Mary managed operations, oversaw competitive battles with other grocers, supervised
Never Too Young To Learn The Family Business Today, a third generation of the family of Evangelos Janetos runs the namesake business. Karen (Bandouveres) Weston and Alan and Gary Bandouveres share ownership of the business and have specific areas of responsibility. Each is acutely aware of the standards set by their parents and grandparents and each is equally committed to providing quality, value and service to their customers. When they officially took
Evengelos Janetos shortly before his passing. over as owners of the business, Karen, Gary and Alan set out three goals: first, continue the business at the same level of customer service and satisfaction; second, provide unequalled quality and value to the customers and communities they serve; and, third, groom the next generation of Janetos/Bandouveres
heirs. Today, as always, they are hard at work on all three goals. Along the way, the thirdgeneration owners were asked to share a little of the philosophy that shaped them and what they want people to know about themselves and Janetos Market. See janetos on 22
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According to Karen: â&#x20AC;&#x153;My mother started working in the store when she was ten. I guess that made it all right for me to start at age 5! I remember stocking Gerber baby food in glass jars, and being told not to break any. No pressure there!!â&#x20AC;?
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turkeys that over-filled available cooler space. To ensure none spoiled, excess turkeys were stored overnight in the freezer, to be ready for Thanksgiving eve delivery. Next morning, there was a near-solid ball of hundreds of pounds of frozen turkeys to deal with. There was a lot of colorful language and scrambling around that morning, he says. Alan recounts how, as a youngster, he was tasked with unloading glass bottles of soda onto newlyconstructed shelving in the back room. Dutiful and obedient, he was stunned when the shelving collapsed and gallons of multiflavored, muti-colored soda flowed out the back door of the store. He remembers his mother offering an opinion of his fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s engineering and carpentry skills as Alan swept up a whole lot of broken glass. Karen says she has become a bit philosophical. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Yes, we worked hard. All of us. But this business
has taken care of us and if we continue to take care of it, will provide for more generations of our family. It is a significant responsibility, but also a great gift.â&#x20AC;? Back To The Future Hard work. Insight. Leadership. Innovation. No, those are not the hallmarks of the latest business school buzz, but are attributes handed down from Evangelos Janetos, through his daughter Mary and his grandchildren Karen, Gary and Allan to be shared with the next generation. Kevin Weston. Reid Weston. Alex Bandouveres. Kris Weston. All are being groomed, part of a fourth generation of a family whose ties to their founder and to each other are inseparable. It has been a 90-year journey for the founder of Janetos Market, but it is a journey that is far from over.
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there must be a low spot on your land that’s lower than the bottom of the trench. Most lots have this kind of fall. What you think is a level lot often has quite a bit of fall to it in 50 or 100 feet of horizontal run. One leg of the trench extends from the house to this low spot on your land. Install a perforated 4-inch diameter drain pipe in the trench on top of about 2 inches of rounded gravel the size of walnuts. Once the pipe is in place, fill the entire trench with the same gravel. The gravel must not have any sand or smaller pieces of gravel in it. You want all the pieces to be about the size of a walnut. Water readily flows through gravel like this. Water in the soil wants to find the path of least resistance, and this trench is that place. When it rains and water is flowing through the soil toward your crawlspace, here’s what happens. The water pushes its way through the topsoil and comes to the gravel. It’s easier for the water to flow through the gravel than through the soil, so it goes down to the bottom of the trench and starts to flow in the gravel and into the pipe if there’s a heavy volume of water.
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planning to bomb the British Columbia provincial assembly. The suspected terrorist Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, whose father was from Libya, had lived in Montreal and had a lengthy criminal past. Most recently he was living in an Ottawa homeless shelter, ranting against Canada, and preparing to go to Syria as a foreign fighter. Yet officials added there was no specific evidence to link the radicalized Zehaf-Bibeau to Islamic State. Indeed the glaring reality remains that many Canadian converts to Islam, have been slipping into these foreign war zones, especially Iraq and Syria. According to the Canadian Intelligence Security Service, over 130 people with Canadian connections are in the Mid-East. A further 80 have returned, presumably radicalized and possibly time bombs waiting for their opportunity. Earlier this year a Calgary jihadi-wanabee was killed in Syria So what has turned these people, mostly locally-born to hate their native land and more especially, are there certain radical mosques, or recruiters in Montrealâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s large Middle Eastern community, or is it simply slick jihadi internet sites? â&#x20AC;&#x153;Terrorism remains the leading threat to Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s national security,â&#x20AC;? was the recent conclusion of the Minister for Public Safety. The conservative Harper governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s firm support for American military coalition actions against the Islamic State (ISIS) has inflamed the hatred against Canada by radical jihadi groups and likely among â&#x20AC;&#x153;lone wolfâ&#x20AC;? wannabes. Harper stated that Canada will continue to â&#x20AC;&#x153;fight against the terrorist organizations who brutalize those in other countries with a hope of bringing their savagery to our shores. They will have no safe haven.â&#x20AC;? Yet, despite the Ottawa governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tough stance, the fact remains
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plinary hearing stemming from that alleged sexual assault in December 2012—for which he was never charged. Treon Harris, a backup quarterback for FSU’s arch-rival, the University of Florida, was suspended earlier this month— immediately after a sexual assault accusation. Unlike FSU, Florida moved
quickly and decisively to suspend Treon. Of course, Harris was not a Heisman Trophy winner. Still, some wonder if Florida may have been too hasty and harsh in its treatment of Harris. What if the accusations are false? High profile athletes and celebrities are often stalked and blackmailed. Harris presumably has a legal team working on his
behalf. As for Winston, we can only wait and see what plays out and whether college’s football’s brightest star will extinguish itself. And he should be thankful that he’s at FSU and not Groveton High, where he’d certainly have been expelled! Golf Story
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Heisman Trophy winner? (Answer follows) Born Today ... That is to say, sports figures born on October 30 include Hall of Fame pitcher Robert Feller (1918) and Argentina’s soccer superstar Diego Maradona (1960). Sportsquote “Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterward.” —former Pirate pitcher Vernon Law Sportsquiz Answer Ohio State’s Archie Griffin is the only player ever to win two Heisman Trophies, back-to-back in 1974 and ‘75. Michael Moffett is a Professor of Sports Management at NHTI, Concord’s Community College. He recently co-authored the critically-acclaimed and award-winning “FAHIM SPEAKS: A Warrior-Actor’s Odyssey from Afghanistan to Hollywood and Back” (with the Marines) — which is available through Amazon. com. His e-mail address is mimoffett@comcast.net.
his “pen and phone”, going around Congress and choosing which laws to enforce. Lawlessness. Incompetence. You pick the word. But, it’s all bad. This is what you can expect when government goes off the rails. When the government is no longer accountable to the people and seeks to control without any transparency or truth, we will get chaos and confusion. We need to stop hoping someone else will take up the banner. We need to get in the game. Get on that local board. Help a Constitution-loving public servant win their election. Be vocal when you recognize dishonest governance and NEVER sit down. WE have work to do folks. WE can do it together. Hope and Change? Eh, not so much. I’ll take a good dose of hard work and common sense! It’s the New Hampshire way.
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Moultonborough Public Library, 4 Holland Street, Moultonborough. 7:30pm. Lakes Region poet Charlotte Cox will read from her newly published first book, “Currents in the Stream”. Free and open to the public.
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Meredith Public Library, 91 Main Street, Meredith. 4-5pm. You’ve heard Rebecca Rule share her New Hampshire memories. Now it’s time to share yours. Learn how to write them down in a way that will make people want to read them.
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Enterprise Center at Plymouth, Plymouth. 8am-10am. Join Marketing Maven and PSU Professor, Terri Dautcher for this in-depth and informative seminar about Marketing Research. $20pp. 535-3222
Peter Wallner – Book Signing and Talk
NH Historical Society, 30 Park Street, Concord. 4pm. Wallner will present a talk and book signing on his new book “Faith on Trial: Mary Baker Eddy, Christian Science and the First Amendment”. Free admission. Books will be available for purchase for $29.95, Society members receive a 15% discount. 856-0607
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Laconia Public Library, Laconia. 6-8pm. The public is invited to the Community Reception to participate in the official unveiling and celebration of the Moulton Opera House Theatre
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Governor John Langdon House, 143 Pleasant Street, Portsmouth. 6pm. Associate Curator, Laura Johnson presents “Mementos: An Introduction to Jewelry of Life and Love”, which illustrates some of Historic New England’s extensive jewelry collection. $5pp, free to Historic New England members. Registration required at www. historicnewengland.org or 4363205
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Capitol Center for the Arts, 44 South Main Street, Concord. 225-1111
Chinook Dog Program
Wolfeboro Public Library, Wolfeboro. 7pm. Bob Cottrell presents “Harnessing History: On the Trail of New Hampshire’s State Dog”. Refreshments will be served. 569-2428
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Bessie Rowell Community Center, 12 Rowell Drive, Franklin. 9am-3pm. Hosted by Franklin Regional Hospital Auxiliary. Featuring a bake sale, a penny sale and a silent auction. Admission and parking are free. 934-2060 ext. 8780
Joe Deleault and the Reel Tuckermans
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NH Veterans Home, 139 Winter Street, Tilton. 11am. The ceremony will take place in the NHVH Town Hall, preceded by a Coffee Social at 10:15am. All invited. Please RSVP 5274400
Tuesday 11th Veterans Day Program
American Legion Post 33, Meredith. Meet at Post at 10:30am, march to the Library, Honor Guard and Scouts. Prayer by Reverend Robert Lemieux, Pledge of Allegiance, followed by speeches by Veterans and Representatives and the playing of Taps. At 11:30am the Honor Guard marches to POW/MIA rock in Hesky Park for a ceremony there and then back to the Post for lunch.
Veterans Day Ceremony
TheWright Museum,Wolfeboro. 11am-12pm. The Veterans Day speaker will be Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Mary DeVries. After the ceremony, the Museum will remain open until 4pm. 569-4296
Artisan and Craft Fair
Rochester American Legion Post 7, 94 Eastern Ave, Rochester. 9am-3pm. Great gift items made by local artisans and crafters. 332-2024
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obvious Governor Hassan does not have that important quality we need in this state. Ann Marie Banfield Bedford, NH.
For Shaheen and Porter To The Editor: This year Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Representative Carol Shea-Porter co-sponsored the “Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act” that would have allowed refinancing of outstanding student loans at lower interest rates to make it easier for young graduates to buy a home or start a family. The refinancing measures of this bill would be paid for by a small tax increase on those earning more than $1 million annually. But the bill was killed in the Senate where 60 out of 100 votes, rather than a simple majority, are often needed even to debate—let alone pass—a bill. Senator Shaheen and my Congresswoman SheaPorter understand the financial needs of their
constituents: They have worked for legislation that increased the size of federal Pell grants to lowincome college students. They have also called for an increase in minimum wage that would help workers pay for higher education. Their unwavering commitment to protect Social Security and Medicare assure us of a secure future as we age. Jeanne Shaheen and Carol Shea-Porter stand for New Hampshire values and fight for all of us. I am proud that they represent me and look forward to voting for them on November 4th. Margaret Merritt Center Sandwich, NH.
For Giunta To The Editor: Before we call any D.C. legislator hard-working, let’s ask ourselves “Have they met with the public the last 2 years?” Frank Giunta has been in Dover twice in the last week. He normally visits and calls voters when in town. When a U.S. Rep., he held Job Fairs, exactly what NH needs to connect
employers with jobseekers. He’s a fiscal conservative with NH views and values. Vote for NH on Nov. 4. Vote Frank Giunta. David K. Martin Dover, NH.
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Rago and Kenney To The Editor: I have never actively supported one candidate over another, but now feel compelled to write in support of Kathy Rago and Joe Kenney. There are so many important issues at stake; foremost among them for Catholics are the assaults on free speech and religious freedoms, and the ongoing attacks on the sanctity of human life. I feel dutybound to stand up and support candidates who have shown honest and effective leadership and who have a strong moral compass. In recent filings at the NH Secretary of State, Planned Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund has expended $74,763 in support of and in opposition to candidates in several elections in the State of NH. Our Senator See mailboat on 31
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I think our total time piles of political mail will to use taxpayer funds for zens of our District 7. mitment to our country most of the talking is beon the water (including Andrew Hosmer and Mike religious education yet he Joe Kenney is running and to the citizens of NH. be recycled and the people tween the charteragainst boats, has no problem taking for the Executive Council. Joe travel time) that mornCryans (running Kenneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s focus on we elect will be in Concord although the charters ing was just over an hour representing our interests. Joe Kenney for Executive taxpayer funded Planned Joe won a special election constituent service picks use the both cell got phones andwhere a half.Ray WeBurton no sooner Council) a gooda Parenthood donations in March 2014 after the up left Please consider voting for lot, and talk is serious. set lines than had amount of money donated to his campaign while a passing of Ray Burton off. Like Kathy,weJoe hasa Kathy Rago and Joe KenWhen thecampaigns weekend arďŹ sh on. Got voted that one in ney on election day. Our to their by member/chairman of the and is now running for consistently PROrives, the radio if full of & settled back down and Planned Parenthood. Endowment Trust for the re-election. Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 34 years LIFE. Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s send Joe Ken- country needs more Legisnonsense. Peoplevoted yell- Holy Trinity School. the back second rod Executive went off. lators like Kathy and Joe. Senator Hosmer as a United States Marine ney to the ing at each other, tellWe were back to dock for passage of SB319, the Kathy Rago is running and his service at local Council for a full the term. ing jokes and just plain with our 2 ďŹ sh, well Buffer Law, which is not for NH State Senator in and state levels, speak Soon the annoying beTV Kevin Keohan chit-chat. It is annoying, fore 10:00 AM only pro-abortion legisla- our District 7 against to his longstanding com- commercials willand end,they the Gilford, NH. to say These weighed in at 24 & 25 tion butthe is least. an attack on Senator Hosmer. Kathy folks areand alsofree â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sharingâ&#x20AC;? lbs. What a GREAT way religious speech served in the NH House of information with othto end the trip. rights. Senator Hosmer Representatives in 2010ers, for what it is worth. Laterâ&#x20AC;Ś accepted Planned Parent- 2012 and is a Certified â&#x20AC;&#x153;What did you catch that Capt. 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Chance to Win thing is that it seems At recent candidate fo- ate decisions on our beFabulous Honeymoon that you never Hosmer hear of half, and to work honestly rums, Senator any two people catching has repeatedly stated that and cooperatively with all & Cash Prizes! ďŹ shiswith same of baits. he not the in favor us- elected officials. Kathy is Visit us at: www.newenglandbridalexpo.com Too taxpayer many choices. ing funds for not beholden to any speAdmission $6.00 at the door Email us at: giuseppe8@myfairpoint.net Well, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hotâ&#x20AC;? ďŹ&#x201A;asher religiousthe education. How cial interest groups and Register in advance online and SAVE! The Weirs Times is printed on recycled newsprint this year was theSenator E-Chip will instead work for the Tel (603) 236-7861 ironic it is that with smudge-free, environmentally safe inks. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Goldfingerâ&#x20AC;?. 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body can produce its own from fats. While your body actually needs some sodium to function properly, a diet too high in sodium can lead to body malfunction. So, add sodium to your growing list of nutrients that youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to see very little of in your foods. Carbohydrates are the bodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main source of energy. Carbs contain four calories per gram. There are basically two types of carbs, simple (bad) and complex (good). The first way is by knowing the types of foods that fit into these two categories. For example, some simple (bad) carbs include white bread, white rice, chips, cookies, candy, soda, and pretty much every type of junk food. Some complex (good) carbs include oatmeal, beans, whole wheat bread, brown rice, sweet potatoes, and most other fruits, vegetables and whole grains. The second way of knowing if your food is a simple carb or a complex carb is by reading the food labels. Listed directly below total carbohydrate are two other nutrition facts, dietary fiber and sugars. If a food has a good amount of fiber, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most likely higher in complex carbs. If it has a good amount of sugar, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s filled with simple carbs. Dietary fiber is a nutrient that you actually want
to be high. Fiber is one of the things that makes a complex carb so good in the first place, as fiber slows the digestion of carbs by our body, which in turn improves its effect on our blood insulin levels. Sugar is up next and is one you want to see very little of. Simple sugars are the definition of simple carbohydrates. This means very quick digestion and a bad effect on our blood insulin levels. This is the culprit of poor health and obesity. The last nutrient on a label is protein, which contain four calories per gram. Protein plays an important role in muscle, cell, organ, and gland function, which makes this a good nutrient to see. So there you have it, a nutritional label explained! Knowing what youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re putting in your body and how to moderate your choices will in turn create a more balanced, happy and healthy person! As a nutritionist I stand by the true statement, â&#x20AC;&#x153;you are what you eat.â&#x20AC;? There is no magic out there to replace this in seeking health. Chellsey is a Holistic Health Consultant and owner of Natural Roots & Remedies in Gilford, NH. Through consultation visits she can help guide you in making better food choices and implement the correct supplementation for you.
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we thank you, our loyal customers, suppliers and friends, for your continued support. The Janetos and Bandouveres families are truly blessed to have 90 years at this location and are equally grateful for the support and friendship you have shown us. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Here is to the next 90 years!
THE STORY OF JANETOS MARKET... ...is a true immigrant success story.
Evangelos Janetos founded the store on this location The Second and Third Generation in 1924. Though our store has changed over the years, Please come into the store to register for: our commitment, like our founderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, is to provide (Left to right) Karen (Bandouveres) Weston, the highest quality product at the greatest value and â&#x20AC;¢ FREE 90th anniversary prizes George, Alan, Mary & Gary Bandouveres. delivered with the most dependable customer service. â&#x20AC;¢ Daily giveaways The second generation, Mary Janetos, and her husband George Bandouveres, The first 200 customers each built on what was started 90 years ago. They passed on the store and its legacy day receive a FREE GIFT! to their children Karen, Alan and Gary. Today the third generation is on-site and in-store, keeping the tradition alive. Tomorrow,their children will be the Please visit us at OPEN 7 DAYS fourth generation of the family to operate Janetos Market. janetosmarket.com .PO 4BU BN QN From all of us to all of you, thank you sincerely for your support! for weekly specials! 4VOEBZ BN QN
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