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Page 8 | The Messenger | august 9, 2013 | www.granitequill.com Olde Hearth Chimney Services Chimneys & woodstoves professionally inspected cleaned and repaired, chimney caps U.L. Listed stainless steel flue relining chimneys waterproofed and repaired woodstove installations and repairs completed on most woodstove types NEXT GENERATION Automotive Service Center QUALITY SERVICES INCLUDE: Foreign & Domestic Auto & Truck Repair • Autobody Repair • Towing • Alignments Free State Inspection with Complete Oil Change • just mention this ad • 325 North Stark Hwy (Rte 114) Weare • 529-5199 www.nextgenerationautorepair.com Fully insured, neat and dependable “Your safety is our first concern” Serving the Hillsborough area for over 20 years Les Dillon • 464-4044 • Hillsborough, NH HILLSBORO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Academic Excellence...Spiritual Maturity Offering K4, K5 and Grades 1—12 Seeking an education for your children where Biblical Values and a Christian world view are important? Here’s What Makes HCS Unique! • Strong Phonics Program • Patriotic Emphasis • Teaching Reading in Kindergarten • Loving, Dedicated Teachers • High Academic Standards • Cbristian Character Training • Low Tuition • Strong Emphasis on the Basic • Biblical Values Fundamentals of Education • Teaching with a Biblical World View • Creation Taught as Truth • Smaller Classes • Evolution Taught as Theory • Solidly Conservative Perspectives • Nurturing Students in the • Right is Right—Wrong is Wrong Christian Faith Traditional class or individualized, self paced instruction alternatives! Some Financial Assistance May Be Available For More Information Phone: 603-478-2233 Web Site: www.hillsborochristianschool.com Email: office@hillsborochristianschool.com Members of the Student Conservation Association are helping to maintain the trails on Mt. Kearsarge. Group maintains Mt Kearsarge trails A group of NH teenagers have been working on trail maintenance on Mount Kearsarge. Members of the Student Conservation Association, they are dedicated to protecting and restoring national parks, marine sanctuaries, cultural landmarks and community green spaces in all 50 states. As its mission, SCA hopes to build the next generation of conservation leaders and inspire lifelong stewardship of the environment and communities by engaging young people in hands-on service to the land. The N.H. corps sent 30 student members to Bear Brook State Park in January, and in April, members began conservation work throughout the state. For the past two weeks, a nine-member team has been working on Mount Kearsarge, clearing brush from the paths, making sure the drainage ditches stay clean, and making sure the trails are in good shape. Rotary Club's Youth Exchange Program Every year, about 8,000 high school students from around the world participate in Rotary’s Youth Exchange Program, learning new languages and experiencing new cultures. Through the efforts of Rotary volunteers around the globe you will live with host families as you learn about the culture and continue your high school education abroad. As an unofficial ambassador for Rotary, your community and your country, you will bring the world closer together while you’re making lifelong friends. An opportunity of a lifetime awaits you in this internationally recognized and acclaimed program. If this experience sounds like something you would like to learn more about contact a Hopkinton Rotarian in your community, the Rotary District website Rotary 7870.org (go to Rotary Youth Exchange on the left hand side of the page) or email essexyep@gmail.com Sunapee sidewalks before school opens Sunapee Road Agent Scott Hazelton solicited bids from three site contractors to repair and replace the existing sidewalk and concrete curb on Lower Main Street and North Road up to the school. He has about $29,000 available in his budget, and has negotiated the United Construction bid to $25,500, with the Highway staff completing all the prep work for the project. The project will be done before the start of the school year.
Colby-Sawyer College will host its eighth annual College-Community 5K Dash & Stroll, a non-competitive fun run and walk, on Saturday, Sept. 14. Community members of all ages are encouraged to participate free of charge. Registration will take place on the event day on the college’s Front Lawn (rain location: Thornton Living Room in Colgate Hall) beginning at 9 a.m. The start time for walkers is 10 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. for runners. The route for runners and walkers begins at Colgate Hall and winds through New London's downtown and residential areas and back to campus. Light refreshments will be available. In www.granitequill.com | august 9, 2013 | The Messenger | Page 9 Colby-Sawyer's 5K Dash & Stroll set for September 14th Bradford tax sales gross $60,000 Harry Wright, Bradford Selectboard Chair thanked John Pfeifle for being the point person in setting up the tax sale and for procuring Emory Sanders as Auctioneer Pro Bono. The sales grossed $60,750.00 and after expenses, the net amount was $900.00 plus the properties will be back on the tax rolls. A thank you note will be written to Mr. Sanders for his volunteering to do this sale for the town. The Treasurer has deposited the money. keeping with the college’s commitment to sustainable living, the Dash & Stroll will be a zero-waste event with recycling available and plant-based cups and napkins that can be composted after use. Colby-Sawyer President Thomas C. Galligan Jr., an avid runner who created the event in his first year at the college, encourages college and community members to participate in the Dash & Stroll. The event celebrates the close relationship between the college and its neighboring communities, which began more than 175 years ago when residents of New London established New London Academy. “The Dash & Stroll is a wonderful way to bring college and community members together for a fun and healthy event,” said President Galligan. “Everyone can go at their own pace.” Colby-Sawyer College hosts its eighth annual 5K Dash & Stroll, a non-competitive fun run and walk, on Saturday, Sept. 14. Registration begins at 9 a.m. on the college’s front lawn. The event is free of charge and the public is welcome. (Photo by Greg Danilowski) SUNAPEE Wonderfully maintained 4+ bedroom home. Views of Lake Sunapee from your private deck. Spaciuos great room with vaulted ceilings. $419,000 SUTTON Beautiful cape in Rowell Hill with easy access to I89 and town of New London. This home has been impeccably maintained. $338,500 NEW LONDON Antique Farmhouse and barn located just outside of town. Surrounded by open fields and views of Mt. Kearsarge. Wonderful setting. $205,000 Ben Cushing Paul Linehan Missy Owen Dan O’Halloran Lori Lavolpicelo Ann Marie Appel NEWBURY This lovely contemporary home sits back from the road and has a beautiful landscaped yard and large deck offering sun all day. $299,500 SUTTON This is a home with lots of possibilities! With 9.5 acres of land for trails, gardens, and has Mtn. Views! Many new upgrades. $170,000 WILMOT Spectacular setting on 55+ acres. This custom contemporary is minutes from New London and midway to Hanover and Concord areas. $569,000 Steve Bailey Denise Olson Amy Cushing
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