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Sold: real estate transfersBOW 97 Brown Hill Road; land and build-ing; $250,000; Michael and Judith Bilodeau Trust to Joshua Robinson. BRADFORD Fairgrounds Road; land; $3,400; Shawn Rowell to Christopher Mock. DUNBARTON 225 Mansion Road; land; $269,000; Ellen Stein to Sophia and Shaun Milano. GREENFIELD57 Dunklee Hill Road; land and build-ing; $125,000; J. Robert Plourde to David R. Plourde. GOSHENGary R. & Diane D. Straw to Donald A. & Karin A. Taylor, land and buildings, unlisted location, $220,000. Theresa Langlois to Federal Home Loan Mortgage, land and buildings, unlisted location, $105,000. James P. Boland to John D. Kemp, land and buildings, unlisted location, $4,533. GRANTHAMRenee Comizio, et al, to Margaret G. & James H. Funnell, land and buildings at 15 Longwood Dr., $280,000. Paul G. & Linda Tisdale to Alyssa B. Gi-rard, land and buildings at 26 Robin Ln., $185,000. Devon C. Moss, et al, to Devon C. & Andrew Moss, land and buildings, unlisted location, $85,000. Anthony D. & Gertrude E. Crecca Revocable Living Trusts to Qui Tacet Trust, land and buildings at 9 Walton Heath Dr., $307,000. SBO Cannon Revocable Trust to Oli-ver Lewis Houck, et al, condominium writ 5 at South Shore II, $179,000. HANCOCKBennington Road, land, $10,000; Ernest A. and Nancy P. Adams to Mark D. Barry Revocable Trust et al. 2 Depot Road; land and building; $389,000; Jeffrey Band, Donna M. Spengler to Wayne J. and Etbel M. Piotrowski. 37 Main St.; land and building; $400,000; Paul J. Corcoran Revocable Trust to Stefan and Sarah Laeng-Gilliatt. HENNIKER 490 Highland Drive; land and build-ing; $200,000; Debra Callner to John Campbell. 144 Fairview Ave.; land and building; $153,000; Pauline Mortimer-Simkin to Peter and Luann Dodson.

No address given; land; $200,000; Alan Michie Trust to HHP Inc. No address given; Iand; $200,000; HHP Inc. to Alan Michie Trust. 127 Fairview Ave.; land; $156,000; Benjamin Ayer 1989 Trust to Tim Higginson. HILLSBOROUGH 32 Emerald Lane; land and building; $162,000; Christopher and Lori Sut-ton Turner to Naiomi Letendre and others. 23 Church St.; land and building; $99,933; Berkey Properties LLC to Cassandra Simons. 45 Whitney Road; land and building; $217,000; Alan Stringer to Richard and Sylvia Putnam and others. HOPKINTON 253 Little Tooky Road; land and build-ing; $152,267; Bruce Isabelle Trust to Joshua Isabelle. Kearsarge Avenue; land; $52,000; H Dean Associates LLC to Andrew and Lori Jennison. 696 Main St.; land and building; $159,000; Kathryn Milne Treamer and others to Erin and Edmund Girzone. LEMPSTERMargarett M. Ferguson, et al, to Carol A. Schneider, land and buildings on Sarsfield Rd., $38,000. Henry F. Heath, et al, to Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust, land and build-ings on Nichols Rd., $151,678. NEW LONDON K-14 Highland Ridge; condo; $360,000; Lowell Estate Trust to Kathleen Dunbar Trust. 24 Balsam Acres; land and building; $314,800; Appaloosa Development to Anne Hall Trust. Elkins Village; land and building; $250,000; Arthur Bishop to Scott and Carolyn Ellison.929 Main St.; land and building; $760,000 William and Judy Scobie to Jessica and Kevin Hathaway. NEWBURY117 Ungham Drive; land and build-ing; $174,000; Michele Hatte to Kehneth and Kati Kendall Jr. Stony Brook Road; land and building; $175,000; RBSS Building Trust to Nathan Edgcomb.Blodgett Landing; land; $60,000; Beth Inman and others to Scott Poirier.8 Park Ten Road; land and building; $140,000; Gerard and Maryanne Leone to Patrick Henault.

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EVENTS community Bulletin BoardSATURDAY MARCH 24ST PAT'S DINNER: St Mary Catholic Church Hillsboro after 5:30pm Mass.BENEFIT CONCERT: Hillsboro United Methodist Church at 7pm. Help Gene Gould and Reggie Gerbert support The Hillsboro District Food Pantry. Come for a night of fun song and praise. A love offering will be taken and do-nated to the pantry as part of the "Feinstein Challenge", a $1 Million dollar grant that is matched on a % basis of total raised during March and April. You can also bring can goods to donate. Refreshments after concert. WEDNESDAY MARCH 28BLOOD DRIVE: Simon Center at NEC at 1pm-6pm. To schedule an appointment call 1-800 REDCROSSSATURDAY MARCH 31SPHAGETTI SUPPER: There will be a Spaghetti & Meatball Supper at The Chapel by the Lake in Munsonville at 6 PM. The menu includes tossed salad, bread, regular and sugar free desserts, and beverage. Cost $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for children 10-3, free for 2 and under. The Chapel is located on Old Route 9 near the imersection with Murdough Hill Road. For more information call 847-3212 or 847-3212. FLEA MARKET: Mercy Hathaway White Chapter NSDAR will host a FLEA MARKET AND CRAFTS SALE at the Warner Town Hall from 9am until 2pm and still have room for

more dealers. Only $15.00 to rent a furnished 6 foot table with two chairs inside the town hall. Set up time is 7am to 9am on that morning. For information or an applica-tion, please contact Roxana Smith at [email protected] or phone 456-3537.EASTER EGG HUNT: The annual tradition continues as the Parks & Recreation Department proudly presents this year's Easter Egg Hunt. Join us at 11am at the Hopkinton High School for fun activities and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny himself! The Easter Egg hunt will begin promptly at noon. Don't forget your Easter baskets and cameras!CRAFT FAIR: Craft Fair & Flea Market from 8:30 am - 2pm at Henniker Community Center. Sponsored by the Henniker Community Center Activities Committee. Rent a space for only $20! Click here for application and details. EASTER EGG HUT: Easter Egg Hunt for everyone THIS YEAR held at the Friendship House from 1-3 p.m. (rain or shine) of the South Newbury Union Church (corner of Village and Sutton Roads). Crafts/face painting/cookies/juice and THE EASTER BUNNY (bring a basket to gather your eggs.) TUESDAY APRIL 3HOW TO DAYS: The next How To’s Day program at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro will be crocheting for beginners. Join us at 7pm to learn the basics or just to

brush up on your crochet skills. Please call 464-3595 to pre-register. How To’s Day is an ongoing program at the library held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Each month a different skill or craft will be featured. If you have a skill you’d like to share, let us know! For more information call the library at 464-3595.THURSDAY APRIL 5BOOK DISCUSSION: Could your family survive one year of eating only foods grown within fifty miles of home? Pick up a copy of the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver and take part in the discussion at Fuller Public Library at 7pm. For more information please call the library at 464-3595. SUNDAY APRIL 8EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE: 6:30am, CHURCH LAWN 2234 East Washington Rd., East Washington, NH. ALL ARE WELCOME. Sponsored by East Washington Baptist Church.MONDAY APRIL 9HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Washington Historical Society Meeting. Meeting House Documentary presented byCarolyn Russell – Project Director. This will be a sneak preview of the special Meeting House documentary video on the history of our Town Hall in celebration of its 225 Birthday. Meeting will be held at Camp Morgan Lodge. 6pm, Pot Luck Supper. 7pm, Business Meeting. 7:30pm Presentation. Come for the presentation even if you can-

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EVENTS community Bulletin Boardnot attend the pot luck supper or business meeting. FRIDAY APRIL 13MEAT RAFFLE: The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 59 will be hosting the monthly meat raffle at the American Legion Post 59, W. Main Street, Hillsboro. Paddles go on sale at 5:30pm, the spinning begins at 6pm. There will be plenty of meats to start off the grilling season, plus many extras! Open to members and guests. Come in for our famous Fish Fry and join in the fun of the meat raffle and help out and support your local post.GREAT MUSIC: The Open Door Coffee-House at Smith Memorial Church in Hillsborough features several talented local musicians. Refreshments served. Free admission - donations accepted.SATURDAY APRIL 14FLEA MARKET: The First Congregational Church of Hopkinton, UCC, will hold their annual Flea Market at the Parish House in Hopkinton Village (at the junction of Routes 202/9 and 103), from 9am-Noon. Household goods, clothing, toys, and furniture in good condition will be available at reasonable prices. Proceeds will benefit our mission endeavors. For further information, please call the church office at 746-4235. RABIES CLINIC: For dogs and cats. 9-11 am (rain or shine) South Newbury Union Church Dr. Claire Timbas.

Parking lot of Friendship House. Rabies shot fee $13.00.(please bring a previous rabies vaccination certificate, if available). The Newbury's Town Clerk will be present to register and license your dog. SATURDAY APRIL 21LEGION DANCE: American Legion Post 59 in Hillsboro, proudly welcomes back The Lonesome Train Band back to our post! The fun begins at 8pm. Please join us and bring your dancing shoes for a night of great country music along with some favorites of today. Never a cover. Open to members and guests applications for memberships available now, so easy to join.FAMOUS TURKEY DINNER: Turkey with all the "fixins", home made desserts, great raffle items. Friendship House of the South Newbury Union Church 5-7pm. TUESDAY APRIL 24BOOK DISCUSSION: Fuller Public Library in Hillsbor-ough has received a grant from the New Hampshire Humanities Council to present the program “Lizzie Borden took an Ax, Or Did She?” at 7pm. This program is free and open to the public. Everyone is invited to attend. FRIDAY MAY 4GREAT MUSIC: The Open Door Coffee-house at Smith Memorial Church in Hillsborough features several talented local musicians. Refreshments served. Free admission - donations accepted

SATURDAY MAY 7SPORTS MEMORABILIA: The Hopkinton Recreation Department is hosting their 2nd Sports Card and Memo-rabilia Show from 10am-3pm. The show will be held at the Hopkinton High School and admission is free. Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd will make a special appearance between 1pm and 3pm and will sign one free autograph per person with additional autograph $5 each! We will also have many vendors selling an array of sports cards and memorabilia, a Silent Auction, raffle for Red Sox tickets and food. Call 746-2915 if you have any questions.SATURDAY MAY 12PENNY SALE: The Newport Rotary Club will host its third annual penny sale at Newport Middle High School gymnasium with doors opening at 6pm and the sale starting promptly at 7pm. The business community in the region has been extremely generous for the past two years and they expect to have more than 300 wonderful prizes again this year that will be raffled that evening.HOPKINTON FUN FAIR: Fun Fair Volunteers Needed! Planning for the annual PTA Fun Fair is well underway. Our goal this year is to raise more money than ever, which in turn helps benefit all three of our schools in Hopkinton. Please contact Fun fair Coordinator Tammy Ehrmanntraut at [email protected], 746-2817 if you'd like more information or if you'd be interested in helping out.

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sorry to hear the news of the resignation of veteran Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Tom Sullivan. Coach Sullivan's resigna-tion was announced after the 2011-2012 basketball season. Coach Sullivan joined the coaching ranks of Hillsboro-Deering in 2006 as the Boys Junior Varsity Basketball coach. In the spring of 2009 he was named as the Boys Varsity Basketball Coach. Dur-ing his six years with the team he helped to move the basketball program at Hillsboro-Deering forward. There are many differ-ent coaching styles. Coach Sullivan had a straight forward technique which has developed many quality players in the Hillcat basketball program. If you were to ask anyone who played for him they would tell you that he always had the best interest of the team in mind. As a coach he set high expectations for his players and always

had a plan for each of these players to follow and become both better play-ers as well as better people. With regards to academics, Coach Sullivan had clear and high expecta-tions forhis players. He constantly monitored the grades of all players and addressed any issues in a prompt and direct fashion. As most veteran coaches know, these players work very hard as athletes while working equally as hard to maintain the academic standards set by their school and the NHIAA. Coach Sullivan provided us with the following statements regarding his res-

ignation "It is with sincere regret that I am leaving HD. The demands of my job and a desire to spend more time with my family brought me to this decision. I want to thank my wife, Jayne, as well as the entire Hillcat community for all of the support I have received over the years. The athletic and school administration as well as the HYAA feeder program and Friends of the Hillcats Booster program have all made great strides forward and are a tremen-dously positive influence in the community for which I am very grateful. I wish the stu-dent athletes and everyone associated with the program the best." The Hillcat Sports Community would like to thank Coach Sul-livan for the dedication, loyalty, persever-ance, and commitment he has given to the Hillcat Basketball Program. We would also like to say that you will certainly be missed and we wish you the very best in your future endeavors. Thank You Coach.

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Hillsboro-Deering High School recently held its annual winter sports award night. Members of the winter track, cheerleading, girls basketball, boys basketball and ski team were recognized for their participation. The entire Hillcat Sports Community would like to thank all of the students who participated in the winter sports programs that are offered to them. Their hard work and dedication while maintaining academic standards is a direct reflection of the quality character they possess. Best of luck to our seniors and we look forward to the return of our underclassmen next winter.SKI TEAMFastest Male Combined Times – Brad MooreFastest Female Combined Times – Sarah Egner

Coaches Award – Wendy EatonINDOOR TRACKOutstanding Performance – Dario JimenezBest In Field – Tyler Merrill Most Improved – Chris CookMost Improved – Maggie GirardCoaches Award – Alexa KerryCoaches Award – Henry GlendinningSPIRIT TEAMMVP – Shelby SwanickCoaches Award – Alyssa BaileySpirit Award – Chelsea RauertBOYS Jv BASKETBALLCoaches Award – Austin ConroyCoaches Award – Patrick Sweeney“Lunch Pail” Award – Alec ZulloBOYS vARSITY BASKETBALLCoaches Award – Alex Goodwin“Lunch Pail” Award – Kevin Gidari“Lunch Pail” Award – Tyler Weinstein GIRLS Jv BASKETBALLCoaches Award – Taylor BurrowsCoaches Award – Jessica CaldwellMost Improved Player – Kymberlee Berg-

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedStephanie L. Burch

NEWPORT - Stephanie (Hanson) Burch, 30, of North Main Street, died when she was struck along Route 10 in Newport while walking with friends on March 18, 2012; Stephanie was born on Juy 17, 1981 in New London, the daughter of Stephen Hanson and Linda (Rand).

Survivors include her daughter Victo-ria Burch; her mother, Linda. Bouchard and her partner, Ron Theriaut of Mer-edith; her father, Stephen F. Hanson and his partner, Jeannie Donaghue of Warner; two sisters, Becky-Lynn Carr and her husband, Matthew of Bow, Kate Elizabeth Chase and her husband, Tim of North-field; two brothers, Nicholas and Nathan Hanson, both of Salisbury; maternal grandparents, Helen and Melvin Rand of Gilford, paternal grand mother Avis Han-son of Warner; Her step-mother, JoEllen Hanson. In leu of flowers, donations may be made to the Victoria Burch Trust Fund c/o Sugar River Bank, PO Box 45, Warner, 03278.

Don W. ChampneyNEWPORT - Don W. Champney, Sr.,

71, of Hill St. passed away at the New Lon-don Hospital, Monday, March 19, 2012, following a period of declining heath.

Don was born in Newport, January 23, 1941, son to the late Robert F. and Laura M. (Thurber) Champney.

Survivors include his wife of 39 years, Joanne E. (Lamare) Champney; six children: Cindy LeBlanc and her husband

Brad of Unity, Don Jr. of Claremont, Chris of Claremont, Bertha Smith of Newport, Doug Champney Sr. and his wife, Phyllis of Claremont, Laura Ash and her husband, Jeff of Newport; 11 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren and several cousins, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a grandson Gregory Baldwin Jr. and a sister-in-law, Linda Champney.

Marjorie E. (Grant) Hammond

BELMONT - Marjorie E. (Grant) Hammond, 96, of Cate’s Mobile Home Park, died peacefully with her daughters by her side at the Laconia Rehabilitation and Nursing Center-Genesis on Thursday, March 15, 2012.

Marjorie was born January 9, 1916 in Antrim, NH, the daughter of Edward R. and Lillie (Patterson) Grant.

Survivors include three daughters, Nancy E. Maillette and her husband, Ber-nard, of Centerville, MA, Edith A. Tardif and her husband, Thomas A. of Laconia and Margaret ”Peggy” S. Gifford and her husband, Edmund of Gilford; five grand-children, Armand T. Tardif of Laconia, NH, Andrea T. Harper of Meredith, NH, Matthew D. Tardif of Johannesburg, SA, Robert P. McAvay of San Antonio, TX, and Timothy T. McAvay of Gilford, NH; affectionately known as Gigi by her seven great grandchildren. Mrs. Hammond was predeceased by her husband and by six brothers, Harold, Elbert, Raymond, Linwood, Bernard and Kenneth and five

sisters-in-law and a sister, Dorothy, who died in infancy.

For those who wish, the family sug-gests that memorial donations be made to the American Heart Association, 2 Wall Street, Manchester, NH 03101 or to a charity of one’s choice.

Dorothy M. JohnsonWARNER - Dorothy M. (Flanders)

Johnson, 76, of Warner, NH died Sunday May 18, 2012 at the Concord Hospital.

She was born August 13, 1935 in Warner, NH to the late Ernest J and Amy (Anderson) Flanders. She was also prede-ceased by her husband, Oliver D. Johnson who died in 1998.

Survived by 2 daughters, Bonnie L. Shampney and Mary A. Flanders, both of Warner, NH, 2 brothers, David Flanders of Warner, NH, Paul Flanders of Vermont, 5 grandchildren, William L. Merrill Jr, Jeremy Merrill, Corey Young, Jennifer Ingalls, Melissa Rex; 7 great grandchil-dren, William E. Merrill, Felicia K. Merrill, Amber L. Merrill, Nicholas D. Merrill, April Rex, Sarah Ingalls, Matthew Ingalls.

Rita Mae (Ouimette) Belliveau

HOPKINTON - Rita Mae (Ouimette) Belliveau, 81, of Hopkinton, formerly of Middleboro and Lakeville, MA, died Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012, at Concord Hos-pital. She was the wife of Joseph Roger Belliveau. They were married for 62 years.

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedthe daughter of the late Peter and Lena (Generoux) Ouimette.

Survivors include her husband; a son, Peter Belliveau; a grandson, Kyle Bel-liveau, all of Hopkinton; two nieces, Irene Gutierrez and Diane Duprey, both of New Bedford.

Jules Roger Turmelle WEARE - Jules Roger Turmelle, 64,

died peacefully at home on Feb. 23, 2012, with his family by his side after a battle with cancer. Born on March 15, 1947 in Manchester to the late Euclide and Ther-ese (Laprise) Turmelle.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 23 years, Sharon (Mason) Turmelle; for-mer wife, Suzanne (Boulanger) Donnelly; daughters Elizabeth (Turmelle) Valway of Portsmouth, Jennifer (Turmelle) Bou-langer of Northwood, Joanne (Turmelle) Forrest of Acton, MA, Amy (Turmelle) Gilbert of Atlanta, GA, stepdaughter Kelly (Mason) Lloyd of Lake Luzerne, NY; step-son Kevin Mason of Concord; and many grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

In Jules' memory, the family suggests donations to the Concord Regional Visit-ing Nurse Association, 30 Pillsbury St, Concord, 03301.

Robert CoffinANTRIM - Robert Coffin, son of

Walter S. and Florence A. (Crouse) Cof-fin, passed away on Feb. 23, 2012, after a brief period of illness, while residing at the Good Shepherd Rehab and Nurs-ing Center in Jaffrey. Robert was born in Cambridge, MA on Oct. 3, 1919.

Robert is survived by his wife of 66 years, Marion (Derosier) Coffin, who continues to reside in their home in Ben-nington. He is also survived by 5 children and their spouses: Betty Coffin-Brooks and her husband David of Antrim, NH; Patricia Campbell of Manchester, NH; Margaret Sharby and her husband Neil of Antrim, NH; William Coffin and his wife Sheryl of Marlboro, MA; and Thomas Cof-fin and his wife Nancy of Brockton MA; as well as 8 grandchildren, 11 great-grand-children, 10 great-great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his three sisters and their spouses: Mildred Giondomenico and her husband Dominic, Edith (Sargent) O'Brien and her 1st and 2nd husbands Maynard Sargent and Dennis O’Brien, and Florence Larsson and her husband Harold. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to the Good Shepherd Rehab and Nursing Center, 20 Plantation Drive, Jaffrey NH 03452.

Dorothy Ann EatonHOPKINTON - Dorothy Ann Eaton,

84, passed away peacefully at The Presi-dent Oaks (Odd Fellows Home) Concord, NH on March 9, 2012 surrounded by her loving family. She was born on October 5, 1927 in Newport, RI. Later she moved to Hopkinton, NH were she meet her late husband, Leslie.

She leaves four children, David L. Eaton and wife Nancy of Madbury, Cindy A. Bartecchi (Eaton) and husband Ken of Kingston, Steve B. Eaton and wife Debbie

of New Ipswich, and Joan L. Gullison (Eaton) of West Warwick, RI. She also leaves seven grandchildren, one great grandchild and several nieces and neph-ews who will all miss her.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name to the Presidential Oaks, 200 Pleasant St., Concord, NH, 03301.

Ada (Lane) LanglaisDEERING - Ada (Lane) Langlais, 76,

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She was born May 6, 1935 in Dyer Brook, ME to John C. and Edna (Bowles) Lane; and also predeceased by her hus-band, Enoil J. Langlais who died in 2009.

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