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TAST }I/EfrKEND
A HUGE SUCCE$S
Chief Abenaki Albert F. Auderer
Presided Over A Futrl
Two-Day Program
The Wolfeboro Winter Canival
staged by the Abenaki Outing Club
was a huge success with the weather
cooperating to its fullest extent. The
only event canceled was the hockey
game for Friday night due to unfavorable
ice condiNions.
With Albert F. Auderer as Chief
Abenaki presiding over the two day
affair the weekend turned out to be
a grand occasion.
On Friday night the Ski Tog partY
$/as attended by a capacity crowd.
The square dances and Virgitia Reel
won unanimous approval as did the
movie on bockey, wrestling and the
1948 Olympics.
On Saturday the winners of the
skiing events for Juniors were as
follows:
Boys' Downhiu: 1st N. Dupuls, llllton;
2nd R. Kent, Rochester; 3rd P. Tanner,
Ifilton.
BoyB' Slalom: 1st R. Kent, Rochestsr;
zild J. Elamlin, lYolfcboro; 3rd N, Dupuls,
llilton.
Boys' Cross Country: 1st N. Dupuis,
Iltlton; znd Willanil, Wolfeboro; 3rd Provencher,
llilton.
Girls' Cross Country: 1st l{arllyn
Craigue, Wolfeboro; 2nd Thelma Chamberleln,
'wolfetloro. Wolfeboro; Srtl llolly Goodhue,
"f;i"Wut"utWtffii,n.t"o
Girls' 50-yd. Dash: 1st lfarill'n Craigue;
2nd llolly Gootlhue; 3rd Grven Barnard.
Boys' Skating Races: 1st Bruce B€aulier;
2nd Robert framoron; Srcl Rucky }Ielanon
Skates: 1st Robert
llelanson; 3ral Proven-
1st
John was the winner of
the senior division in the snowshoe
obstacle race, while Jacqueline Rugg
won the junior division award.
On Saturday night the Carnival
Ball also drew a capacity crowd and
Albert Auderer received a tremendous
ovation when it was announced
that he was "Chief Abenaki." Mrs.
Louise Fournier was the winner of
this contest. Mrs. Fournier and Mr"
Carley l\{assey wele tted for the winners
of the basket of food and a drawing
was held with Mrs. Fournier beins
the luclii vlnner. The winner*s
of ihe othqr prizes werg iviiss Cathy
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FRIDAY, F'EBR,U,4.RY 2
Slalorn and Downhill
2:00 P.M. - SJiI-&ACES
Boys and Girls at ALen,aki Ski - Aree.
Racas wur oe nero ffiffi-tffiffi.
. 1. Frre-Scho,o1; 2. High Schood Griades 9-12, Boys and Gir]s
Class A & B.
2:00 P.M. SNOW SCL'LPTURE JUDGING
Mr.s. .Ierrty Tlxayer - and htgr ,oommittere will judge the many snsw
anulptures that ra 'a,re
hlghlight of the Lions C1u,b W'inler Carnival
at Brew$ber Arcad€rny, I(ingswood Regional liigh Schorol, Ctarpenter
School, privatre homes, ,and fnns.
8:30 P.M. CARNIVAL BALL
The Bre'ilrster Gymnarsiuryr - will argain lle tlae scene of ther Carni:val
Ball ,at 8:30 P.M,,.wilh the musirc of Barb fi&llls Orchestir.a.
Highli,ghting tho evening will be lhe Sres'entabion of auerds
f'or snow'sculptures ptrus dhe vct,ing and cr'oiwnirlg of t,he^1968 Carniva1
Quoen 'and irer court whc will reign over the c&rrfuval fnr ttre
next two d,ays.
. SATIIR,DAY, FEBRUARY 3
9:00 A.M. -
SNI IiACES Slalom and Downhill
Boys and rglris at EEffiEtTEi Area. -
' Races will be trelO-iftFdEi-E-IiF[EA.
1. First and Seroonjd Grad€; 2. Third and F'ourth Grade; 3. FiJth
Qrade; 4. Sixth Grade; 5. Seve,nf-tr Grade; 6. Eighth Grade.
9:30 A.M. NEW ENGI"AND J{jNIOIi -
SLED DOG RACES
The New England Junior and Senior Sled Dog Rraoes, will compete
i,n special classes set up by the New England Do,g Sied Comrnittee,
The naroes wtll sbart and flnish on trhe Brewsber Athl'etjc Field.
12:30 P.M. NEW ENGLAND -
SENIOR SLED DOG RACES
1:00 P.M. SNOWMOBILE RACES
firis year's Snownaobile - contests will he a, tvro-day event heild
at the Athl'etic Field in back of Breulster Academy. Ttrere will be
cross cor.rntry, slalom, jumping and ladies races.
2:30 P.M. VARSITY HOCI(EY
Brewster ,{crademy vs. LsSadet,te - at B.rrev/strer rinrk.
8:fi) P.M. NEW IIAMPSIIIRE -
BAND STAND DANCE
New Hampshire Band Stand will feaburc one ,of their farnow rock
rgrxd lpll bands &t BrewsLer Gy,rnna.rsiurm fr:cm 8:00 - 11:00 p.M.
SITNDAY, FEBNUAR,Y 4
l:00 P.M. NEW ENGL.AND -
SENIOB, SLED DOG RACES
It will ttake the best combined tirn,es for b,oth days to detiermine
ttre tro,phy winners. Drivers dogs rall phases
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of sled dog racing
eut its very best. -
1:00 P.M. SNOMOBILE -
RACES
is
3:00 P.M. SKATING -
RACES
F Borys and Girl5 at Br'eiw,6ter Ac,ademy Hro,ckey R,ink.
Pre-School, Firsb Grrade, Se,cond Gr.ade, Third Ci,adg Foulrtifi
Gra.de, Ftifth Grade, Sixth Gradre, anrd Junio,r High.

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196? Winter Carnival Q-U:qr g-gg-tg_Gti,Id"" looks over thc windowful
o'l-trophies to-ffiraed to ure lvrnners of the various Carnival
events this weekend. Queen Janie herself wili present five of the
trophies when the 1968 Queen and her four coult attndants are
selected at the gala Carnival Ball on Friday evening at the Brewster
Gym. The trophies are on display in ths window of The Stationery
Shop.
Youngsters of all ages cornpete for prizes in the Winter Carnival
Skating Races, the final event of the three day Carnival. The
races will be held at 3:00 p. m, Sunday at tile Brewster Academy
Hockey Rink. Getting in a little pre-race practice are (l to r) Rosa
Glitlden, age 12, of Pine Hill Road, Wolfeboro; Sue Anne Bean, ?;
Holly Bean, 10; and Leon Bean, 6, all of Varney Road, Wolfeboro.
Brewster Academy, notecl for snolv sculpture ercellence, can be
counted on to produce a campusful of icy artistry. The crew above
commenced work on their entry last Satdrday: (ciockwise from center
front) Steve Phillips, Shrervsbury, lllass., and &Iirror Lake; Lance
Rowan, N. Attleboro, llass.; Baie tr(imball, Lynnfield, Mass.; John
Smith, N. Attleboro, Mass.; Jiin Kelley, Hingham, Mass.; Paul Whalen,
Wolfeboro; Bill Woodward, Great Neck, N. Y.
The popular Carnival Snowmobile Races, io be hetd Saturday and
Sunday at l:00 p. m. on the Brewster Athletic Field, will offer both
trophies and cash prizes to the winners. This year's event has
been designated the New Hamoshire Hampshire Chamuionshio Championship Race. The action.
w'ill feature cross country, slalom, and jumping. Lady drivers will I
take to the course also in a special Fowder Puff Race.
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Hqtch Theotres
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THEATRE
Tel. Wolfeboro 569-2128
GOOD LUCK TO THE
LIONS CLUB AND THE
ANNUAL WINTER
CARNIYAL
for a relaxing: BREAK iluring
the weekend activities in
Wo,lfeboro . . .
ENJOY A GOOD MOVIE
FR,IDAY AND SATUR,DAY
Feb.2&3 at7& 9p.m.
SPECIAL SUN. EVE. SHOW
at ?:30 (Feb. 4)
FRANK SINATRA in
THE NAKED
RUNNEiR
in Color and Panavision
Don't Miss These
WOTFEBORO LIONS CLUB
Winter Carnival
WEEKEND EVENTS
CARNIVAL BALL
Friday, Feb. 2
Brewster Gvm
N. H. CHAMPIONSHIP
SNOWAAOBITE RACES
Sat.&Sun.rFeb.3&4
Brewster Field 1:00 p. m.
N. H. BANDSTAND DANCE
Sat., Feb. 3 8-11
Brewster Gym
Courtesy of
Wolfeboro National Bank

DEDICATION PROGRAM
The Master GunnerY Sergeant
CARROLL F. HERSEY MEMORIAL SKI TUMP
Abenaki Ski Slope
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Saturday, February 6, I97I

DEDICATION PROGRAM
Master of Ceremonies
Invocation
Dr. Edwin B. Goodall
The Reverend Arthur Tiffen
Introduction of Guests
Remarks
Unveiling of Dedication Sign
Remarks
Placing of the American Flag and the State
The American Legion
Demonstration Jumping by Representatives
University of New Hampshire
Competitive Jumping
Mr. William I'rudgeon
Flag on the Lip of the Jump by
of Dartmouth College and the
Oyster River vs. Kingswood
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Master Gunnery Sergeant Carroll
F. Hersey was born in Wolfeboro in
1928. As a youngster he spent many
hours skiing at Abenaki. In fact, he
was one of the first to shi here. He
especially enjoyed jumping on the
original jump built in 1942.
At the age of seuenteen he joined
the U.S. Marine Corps and made it his
career for twenty-three years. He was
killed in a mid-air plane crash during
a refueling operation ouer Viet Nam
on May 18, 1969.

The Master Gunnery Sergeant Carroll F. Hersey Memorial Ski Jump has
many facets. It is a fitting tribute to a dedicated career Marine, built on land
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Hersey. For many years the Hersey
family donated the use of this land which is now leased by the Town of
Wolfeboro through the Parks and Playgrounds Commission. The Jrr-p
project was undertaken through an agreement between the Selectmen of
Wolfeboro, Parks and Playgrounds Commissioners, and Carroll Hersey.
The Ski J.r-p is a symbol of cooperation and the willingness to work.
More than one hundred people contributed many hours of hard labor to
initial planning, tree removal, cutting up trees, hauling and piling wood,
hand grading, hand regrading, hauling and spreadine hay, and numerous
other projects.
The Ski Jn-p is a symbol of generosity. Many organi4ations, businesses,
and individuals made important contributions to give the project its starting
impetus.
The Ski Jrr-p is a symbol of willingness of communities to help youth
develop activities to build constructive incentives. The J.t-p stands as an
invitation for youth to conquer it, to excel in learning the techniques to
become the winning jumper, to hold the hill record. The boys are excited as
each day someone jumps "a little farther".
contributions are still needed to assure that the J.-,-p will continue to
remain a good, safe challenge for youth. Gifts can be sent to the Carroll F.
Hersey Memorial Ski Jump Fund, Town Clerk's Office, Wolfeboro, N.H.
Thus the Jr-p is a memorial, a symbol of cooperation, hard work,
generosity, a challenge to youth, but perhaps above and beyond all this it is
a symbol of faith in the future and an investment in ski competition for
youth.

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Listed below are the donations to the Carroll F.
Hersey Memorial Ski Jump. The list is as com'
plete as possible at the time of the printing of
this program. Thanks are extended to all who
have made donations.
Kingswbod boosters Cluh
Wolfeboro Lions Club
Wollehoro Rotary Club
Wolfeboro Oil CompanY. lnc.
Kingswood High School Student Council
Mrs. Carroll F. HerseY
Paul Glidden
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Goodall
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grebenstein
Paul and Winifred Whalen
American Legion
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamlin
Charles C. Churchill
The Hikers (Melvin Village)
Winnipesaukee Motor Craft Company, lnc.
Kingswood High School Ski Team
Mrs. Bichard A. RoundY
Bradley's Hardware
Moultonboro [ions Club
George DeGroot
Arline and Frank Battles
Poisson Construction, lnc,
Martha and Edward Boundy
Kingswood High School Class of 1968
Ray and Don Hilton
Kay and Bussell Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tucker
D. Oavis Mitchell
Fred Varney ComPanY
Frank Cannon
Kingswood Press
Francis Ventre
Anonymous Gift
Special thanks for their efforts in construction
ol the Jump go to Ambrose Brothers, lnc. and
to Edwin V. MoodY & Son'
Members o{ the Kingswood Regional High School Ski Team
pictureC moving up the slope are Peter Mulvey, Howie Bean,
iir H*rto',, Roland LaPlante, Guy Pike, Bay LaPlante,
Martin Jacobsen, and assistant coach Boger Person at the
lip of tli* iumu. Top rrhoto is of Captain Boland LaPlante'
It should be noted that without the untiring
effort of Ski Team Coach Edward K. Roundy
this Ski Jump would not be a reality today'
Ed has spent many hours consulting with town
oflicials, organizations, and individualsto make
this proiect a success.

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exQept in #oi-G movidir, .,iia.slb-8e- -=_ ::::r :::: :
q$ptf! -by ftr'e Abcnaki outing
.rrrli.' Light-q are riut orr the slon€
Erida3i .evenings,'.q"nd flares arc
supplierl by Ned. Bnllock; djiector
gf'the slope. This is also eookout
night with wood 'available for
firos, and othcr supplics at the ski
lodge, to,be obtained front Nornra,\.r
of LuciilsDavis... :
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, :gaUy,s-iqllng pro.blerns'vanisli a's i
6o0ns ':as; the toddlers '
enal+gJr to rvcar 'artnJcrsth are okl i
ski.q :
or .Steer a slbd or toboigan. A .
speeial slope, for'tinv "tots. closc'
po !o thc mq lodge, loctg:e, lceeps I(eeps the goungsters foungsters I
i dccupied while their fathetl an.I i
i rnothirs tow rrb arid zlrr,dbrvn ttre i
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. insid+l ri-sted tris
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ey€d th$, scqne. Atnre* witil
itrtililn$lion 'atout ggf' 1900-
. trltYr;: the- .an& 4B:Iftthgr ,skiins
{r{q; ,ftotice of .t}re cttrb. meeti
lleld 'eveiy
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. e;rcnihe.
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WEDNESDAYT JANUARY 24, 1951

ABENAKI
OUTING CtUBInc. IVO,LFEBORO, NEW HAMPSHINE
Greetings:
Dec. 1, 1950
Now come time for Joe Abena.ki to give report on
twelfth moon of each year concernlng vuhat Abenakl Outing Club has
done and hope to do nexb f€arr
Ead rum very successfuf season which get off to l-ate
start last year. Toun raise noney to widen slope tlrc times as big
as was, and Club move towto right side of slope, build trnn new
motor rig, set poles, and build new tow house on hill. Everybody
pltch in and work, work. Run good., everybody happy.
Svrap Shop for children who have no ski equipment
let out thirty pairs skiis and poIes. These skiis on third season
ald have to be replaced, cost Club nuch money. I[e able to repair
some but nost too beat up. Swap Shop help out with skates also.
Itork like this: when youngster with growlng feet get too big for
skates he turn tum in for larger ones. Us buy some, have some
given. .
Kids happy for both skiis and skates,
Other aims thls year....Wqrk withs schools to pronote
more skiirrg a:id skaLing. Sei;i;um up requirnen'Es so school
youngsters can lmprove skilng, then toward end of season, Club
will sponser trips to other skl areas for junlor m.eets and U. S.
Eastern .Amateur ttrira Class Tests. Make ,f6r good, safe skliri.g. : a'
'I[e also maklng arrangenents for telephone at Slope.
Eut at slope make lots of work for to fix tum up.
Need. new ski tow rope. (Cost over 200 fro6sklns. Ught )
T[e enclose rum membership card for you, all Signed.
You please send rum wampu:n to Joe Abena.ki in encl-osed envelope.
Joe and all menbers tpreciate it much. If you wa:lt tum free
pln or armband for jacket, please check below. Eelp yourself,
Wolfeboro, and A. 0. Cr: good trade, three ways.
Thaik ru:n you,
AcLive Membership, $1.00 per person
Patron and Patroness @ $5.00
Commercial @ $5,00
AIII T trIICLOSED
Do you wish Me.:ting
Arm Band t-l
Notices sent?
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