

During the month of May the Winnisquam
Regional High School Athletic Booster Club is holding a prize
calendar. The first winner posted for each day wins the first prize
on that day; the second name wins the second prize. The WRHS
Athletic Booster Club thanks you for your support. Daily winner(s)
will be posted her.
5/1: Erin Magoon and Nancy Stock.
5/2: Debbie Brough and Linda Hutchinson
5/3: William Keville and Roger Bolduc
5/4: Delia Sotherden and Rhonda Anderson
5/5: Doug Stone and Mary Huntoon
5/6: Bonnie Jones and Nelie House
5/7: Karin Mahoney and Leon Godwah
5/8: Mary Burnham and Karen Stone
5/9: Cam McKinnon and Jack Olneed
5/10: Stacey Atherton & Karen Buxton
5/11: Shirley Currier & Darci Blake
5/12: Tracy Reistrom & Kevin Dame
5/13: Jennifer Perkins & Kathy Q. Robinson
5/14: Rick Corriea and Scott Cote
5/15: Richard Bellerose
5/16: Karen Simoneau & Paul Stevens
5/17: Angela Thompson & Amanda Audet
5/18: Dan Lurvey
5/19: Kelly Blier
5/20: Mark Rapoza
5/21: Pat Brown & Jordan Cote
5/22: Jayme Drouin & Jeanne Labelle
5/23: Diane DeBlasie & Barbara Evans
5/24: Pat Brown & Kevin Dame
"HELP FOR
NATE"

In July of 2012, one of "Tiltons
finest", Corporal Nate Morrison, a 14-year veteran of the Tilton
Police Department, learned during a routine physical that he
only had one kidney. He later learned he
would need a transplant to replace the only kidney that he did
have. Since then he has undergone a series of tests, and trips, to
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire in
order to be added to the donor recipient list.
Now, members of the Tilton Police Department are desperately
seeking the publics help in a search
for a donor, and possible kidney match for Nate. The donor for Nate
would need to be "Type O", between the ages of 18 and 60 and
healthy. Tilton PD is also seeking donations to help Nate and
his family through this difficult time. Donations can be made
through this link, http://www.helpfornate.org/.
or directly to Northway Bank, 5 Market Street, Tilton
NH 03276 in the name ofthe ; "Help for Nate" fund. If you know of
someone who would be willing to be screened as a donor or make a
donation, please contact Detective Nate Buffington at the Tilton
Police Department, 603-286-8207 X112, Chief Bob Cormier
X101. Information can also be found on the
Tilton Police Facebook page;
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tilton-Police-Department/157978134238589


Tanger Outlet
Center - Tilton is excited to announce two local
schools as the recipients of a TangerKids Grant. In keeping with
our charitable mission of helping to find a cure for Breast Cancer
and protecting the future of our kids, Tanger Outlet Centers
introduced TangerKIDS Grants last year. This program is
designed to award grant money to local schools in the communities
where Tanger Outlet Centers are located. Grants awarded this
month will benefit local schools for the 2013-2014 school years.
The recipients are Belmont Elementary School and
Southwick Elementary School.

Your generosity was overwhelming!! Thanks to you, we had
another record year with Mix Cash-N-Cans, raising $31,256.96 and
over 30,000 canned goods! Thanks to EVERY ONE OF YOU for your
continued support in helping to make the holidays better and
brighter for those in our community who need a helping hand. We
couldnt do what we do without you
doing what you
do!

Tilton/Northfield
Rotary Club
Franklin Rotary
Club





Boys & Girls Club
of the Lakes Region





Franklin Parks and
Recreation
124 Memorial St, Franklin, NH
Phone: 603-934-2118. E-mail:
Laconia Parks & Recreation
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Mix 94.1fm was honored as the recipient
of Media
Cares award from Easter Seals NH for
our involvement in annual HK Powersports Land and Lake Poker. The
event, held on and around Lake Winnipesaukee the second Saturday
every July, has raised over $750,000 dollars during the the first
twelve years. Pictured are Mix 94.1fm Vice President and General
Sales Manager Jeffrey Levitan; Mix
94.1fms News Director Amy Bates;
Karen Vanderbeeken of Easter Seals NH and Mix 94.1fm Operations
Director Fred Caruso.

Becky Field, Director of
Communications for the Granite Chapter of the American Red
Cross, presented Mix 94.1fm Operations Director Fred Caruso with a
plaque of appreciation for the generous amount of air time the
radio station has devoted to promoting the local chapter of the Red
Cross. To make a contribution, call 1-800 464-6692 or visit online
at Red
Cross.org.

Mix 94.1fms
Fred Caruso accepts an award from Shannon Swett of the CORE
Coalition of Belknap County and the Lakes Region for public service
announcements to help combat teenage drinking and alcohol abuse in
Central NH.

Mix 94.1fm was honored by the Partnership
for a Drug Free America and the Partnership for a Drug Free New
Hampshire with an award for creating public awareness and helping
keep New Hampshire drug-free. Steve Cline, Deputy Director Field
Operations on the national level and New Hampshire state
coordinator Nancy Jackson-Reno present Mix
94.1fms Fred Caruso with the
crystal award. Mix 94.1fm was one of only two radio stations in the
entire state to receive the award. To find out more on how you
can help visit DrugFree.org.

Mix 94.1fms
Fred Caruso was named the Northfield Citizen of the Year at
the annual Old Home Day
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E-mail Community Calendar Info to:fred@mix941fm.com.
Franklin Elks Copper
Cannon Camp
Applications are now being accepted to attend the Franklin Elks
Clubs
Copper Cannon
Camp, a traditional resident camp
week for boys and girls ages 9-12 June 30-July 6 and for 13-15 year
olds August 11-17. The program is FREE and takes place on beautiful
Echo Lake. For more information contact Lisa Collins at
491-3325; the Franklin Elks at 934-9852 or email lcollins1965@live.com.
Deadline is May 31st.
Zumba @ Bessie Rowell
Community Center
Zumba at Bessie Rowell through Franklin Parks
and Recreation is held on Tuesdays
from 5:15-6:00pm, Thursdays from
4:15-5pm, and Saturdays from
8:30-9:15am. They are "drop in" classes so you
dont have to sign up for a session.
First class is free and after that it is $20 for a punch card that
is good for any 5 class visits. For more information contact
Melissa Rizzo, Community Educator at Franklin Regional
Hospital, 934-2060 ext. 8369.
Hall Memorial Library
Fundraiser
Warmer weather is approaching and this
years Summer Reading Program theme at
Hall Memorial Library in Northfield is:
Dig into
Reading for the kids,
Beneath the
Surface for teens, and
Groundbreaking
Reads for adults. To go along with
the theme of digging to read, theyre
having a fundraiser in order to purchase a Red Sugar Maple tree.
Donating is easy... just purchase one or more
paper
books for $1.00 each, write your name
or the name of someone you might want to honor on the cover, and
tape it to their tree. Questions? Call 286-8971.
5/24/13...Inter-lakes
Class of 2015 Fundraiser
Come support the Inter-lakes High School Class of 2015 as they hold
a benefit concert headlining Connor Garvey, a singer-songwriter
from Portland, Maine Friday May 24th at the Inter-lakes High School
Auditorium. Tickets are eight dollars for adults, six dollars for
students in advance; at the door,
theyre ten and eight dollars. Kids 4
and under are free. Email ashley.white@interlakes.org
for tickets and more info.
5/24/13...Franklin BPW
Scholarship
Franklin Business and Professional Women is
sponsoring the Velma Smith Dalphond Scholarship again this
year. Over the years, the award is presented annually to a
woman for use toward her education. The Scholarship is awarded to
an applicant based on financial need, to a woman 25 years or older
who works or lives in the Franklin BPW membership area, and who is
working toward advancing her skills and career with additional
education. An application can be found on the Franklin BPW
Website at http://www.bpwfranklin.org/.
The deadline for applications is May 24th. Please
return applications to Christine Dzujna, 158 Sterling Drive,
Franklin, New Hampshire 03235. The winner will be notified in
June and invited to the June meeting.
5/25/13...Chruch Yard
Sale
The Baptist Church of Franklin is holding their second annual yard
sale on Saturday, May 25, 2013 from 8 AM to 2 PM at 21 Church
St.reet. The yard sale will be in the
churchs parking lot, please use the
School Street entrance. This is a fundraising event for their
outreach ministry where they provide non-food items on the 1st and
3rd Saturday of each month from 10 AM-12PM.
5/26/13...Fundraising
Concert For Lily & Allyssa
The MUSICIANS BAND
TOGETHER fundraiser will be held
Sunday, May 26th from 2PM - 8PM at the VFW Hall on Court Street in
Laconia. Many of the areas finest
musicians are banding
together to give their time and
talent to put on a one-of-a-kind show
thats part concert, part dance and
part jam fest, all to raise money to benefit the Lily Johnson
Memorial Fund and the Allyssa Miner Benefit Fund at Franklin
Savings Bank. There will be plenty of food, raffles and tributes to
Lily and Allyssa. Tickets are $10 in advance and are available
at the Laconia VFW, the Sunflower Shop, the Laconia Pizza Hut,
Greenlaws Music, The ClothesLine
Childrens Resale Boutique-Laconia
Store and at Tilton Autoserv. Those under the age of 21 must be
accompanied by an adult. Enjoy local favorites Jim Tyrrell,
Matt Langley, Josh & I, Meg Josalen, Don Bartenstein, Paul
Luff, Eric & Paul, Just Hanging and Resonant
Soul all playing separately, together, and with friends. 369-0108
for mroe information.
5/26/13...Belmont
Girls Lacrosse Fundraiser
Belmont High school Girls Lacrosse will hold a unique
fundraiser at the Muse Paint Bar in Manchester on Sunday May
26th from 12-2:15pm. Muse will walk you through, stroke by
stroke, the steps to paint a pre-determined painting and no
artistic talent is needed! Muse will give the team up to 50%
of the proceeds from this session! Sign up is required
at:
https://events.musepaintbar.com//index.php/welcome/edit/445
6/1/13...Best Buddies
Walk In Concord
There are nearly 250 million people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities worldwide. Join in helping bring
Best
Buddies to New Hampshire by
participating in the 2nd annual Best Buddies Friendship Walk and 5K
in Concord on Saturday, June 1st. Together, we can help raise funds
and awareness toward creating a world of less exclusion and more
friendships. For more information, call 892-4775 or register online
at www.bestbuddies.org/nhwalk.
6/2/13...RVYSEF Home
Run Derby In Laconia
The Rich Velasquez Youth Sports Equipment
Foundation and Laconia Kiwanis presents a Home Run Derby Sunday
June 2nd at Colby Field at Opechee Park at 11am. There are three
divisions this year, including Little League, ages 14 and under;
high school, ages 15-18 and a Coaches/Volunteer division for 18 and
older. Sign up as individuals or teams. To register and for more
information, contact Jack Batchelder, 520-4680. All proceeds will
benefit the Rich Velasquez Youth Sports Equipment Foundation,
providing families of the Lakes Region with necessary sports
equipment for youths to take part in organized sports regardless of
their financial situation.
6/3/13...SYC Golf
Tournament
The 7th annual Bette Davis
Cup Golf Tournament to benefit the
Spaulding Youth Center in Northfield, takes place Monday June 3rd
at the Lochmere Golf & Country Club in Tilton. Registration
starts at 7:30am. If you would like to sponsor, donate or register
for the event, call 286-7500, extension 533.
6/8/13...Open House @
Laconia Airport
The 2nd annual Wings, Water and
Wheels event takes place Saturday
June 8th at the Laconia Municipal
Airports Open House from 10am-2pm.
Cars, planes, helicopters, boats and motorcycles all on display!
Helicopter rides for just $30! Interactive activities for the kids;
Made in NH craft, food and drink vendors; Wright Museum World War
Two vehicles and more! Admission is free. http://www.laconiaairport.com/
for more info.
6/17/13...LR Chamber
Golf Tournament
Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce holds its annual Golf Tournament
Monday, June 17th at Lochmere Golf & Country Club in Tilton.
Team of 4 - $600/Individual Players - $150. Sponsorshipsare
available. Therell be Hole-in-One
Contests, Vegas Style Gambling, Vintage Golfers, Jazz, Cocktails
and a fabulous way to network. Limited to 25 Teams, so call today
to reserve your spot at 524-5531. For more information, http://www.lakesregionchamber.org/.
6/22/13...Golf Tourney
@ Den Brae For TTCC
3RD ANNUAL TEE IT UP FORE THE
KIDS GOLF TOURNAMENT to benefit the
Tapply-Thompson Community Center in Bristol takes
place Saturday, June 22nd at Den Brae Golf Course in
Sanbornton. Cost is $60 per person includes green fees, cart,
buffet dinner plus prizes for low team, longest drive, closest to
pin and more. Limited number of teams so get your spot reserved
ASAP! Call 744-2713 for more info or check it out on the web
at http://www.ttccrec.org/
6/23/13...Timmons Team
Alzheimers
Run/Walk
The 1st annual Timmons Team 5K
Alzheimers Run/Walk takes place
Sunday June 23rd along the Winnipesaukee River Trail. Start at the
Surrette Battery Park entrance and end in Downtown Franklin.
Regsitration is 8-8:30. Cost is $25/person before June 1st,
$30/person after. Proceeds benefit Boston University
Alzheimers Research Center. For
registration forms and more information, visit http://www.thetimmonsteam.com/.
9/22/13...5th
Annual Tanger 5K
Run/Walk
Tanger Outlet Center in Tilton is again leading a campaign to make
fitness an important part of our community. Tanger is proud to be
hosting its 5th Annual Fit For A Cure 5K (3.1 mile) Run/Walk on
Sunday, September 22nd at 8:30AM benefiting
LRGHealthcares breast cancer
awareness initiatives. With your support last year, the Tanger
Outlets in Tilton raised over $12,000 from this race to benefit
LRGHealthcares breast health
initiatives - their most successful race to date. For more
information about this years walk and
sponsorship opportunities available, contact Eric Proulx
at (603) 286-7880 ext. 302 or email enproulx@tangeroutlet.com. Mix 94.1fm is
a proud sponsor of this event!
10/5/13...NH Marathon
& Craft Show In Bristol
The 21st Annual NH Marathon and Craft Show takes place
Saturday October 5th, 2013 at 9am at Newfound Memorial Middle
School at 155 North Main Street in Bristol. The events for
the Day includes: Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, Health Walk, &
Craft show. Sponsored by Bristol Recreation Advisory Council to
benefit the following groups: Mayhew & Circle Programs (for at
risk young people) & Tapply-Thompson Community Center for young
people. Info and applications can be found at www.nhmarathon.com or
e-mail race@nhmarathon.com or call 603-744-2713
& call Nancy for the Craft Show at 603-744-9488 or e-mail to
camry@metrocast.net .
Ongoing:.
*****For children and their caregivers, we have
story time at the Library, every Thursday and Saturday at 9:30 AM.
Come and listen to some stories from our large picture book
collection, then make a fun craft project. All ages are welcome to
attend and there is no signup needed. The Franklin Public Library
welcomes those from other towns and visitors from other places to
check out what we have to offer.
*****Franklin Parks and Recreation Department is
now offering an after school program for children ages 5-13.
Please call the Recreation Department for more information at
934-2118.
*****The Preston Center, serving
children in need in the Tilton, Northfield and Sanbornton areas, is
open in the lower level of the Pines Community Center in
Northfield. The center will be open the first and third Wednesday
every month and accepts donations from 3-6pm.
Theyre currently seeking new and
gently used infant and childrens
clothes, toys, shoes, backpacks, diaper bags and blankets for
children ages newborn through 12. Winter clothing, gloves, hats and
mittens are especially needed at this time. All donations are tax
deductible and stay local. 286-8653 for more
information.
*****The "Concord Area Fibromyalgia
Empowerment" Group (The Cafe) meets twice monthly. For more
information, please contact Gary Cote at 455-9797 or visit
www.cafegroupnh.com. Fibromyalgia is a chronic illness whose
sufferers experience widespread pain, profound fatigue and other
often disabling symptoms. Fibromyalgia affects at least 1 in 50 New
Hampshire residents and its prevalence may be
growing.
*****Lets
not forget our friends and neighbors who need a helping hand. The
Twin Rivers Interfaith Food Pantry is always in need of
contributions. Your help is needed and greatly appreciated. Send
monetary donations to Twin Rivers Interfaith Food Pantry, PO Box
184, Franklin, NH 03235. Or drop off any type of food donation to
237 Central Street, the old St. Judes
Church, in Downtown Franklin, Tuesday & Thursday 9am-11:30am or
Wednesdays from 5-7pm. Call the food pantry at 934-2662 or Esther
at 286-8110. Twin Rivers Interfaith Food Pantry serves the towns of
Franklin, Tilton, Northfield, Sanbornton, Hill, Andover, Salisbury
and Danbury.

*****The Special Olympics New Hampshire
Recycle For Gold Program is back! You can support SONH athletes by
donating your unwanted vehicle to Car World. Call 1-800-639-2608,
extension 29 for more information.

*****Immediate opening for position of
Angel of
Change. Must be kind, generous, and
enjoy helping others. Benefits include making a difference in the
lives of people living with disabilities. Do you have what it takes
to be an Angel of
Change? For more information
visitEasterSealsNH.com!

*****Donate blood at an American Red
Cross Bloodmobile event. If youre at
least 17 years of age (or 16 with a
parents consent) and in good health,
you can give blood. For more information on the next blood
drive in your area, call 1-800-RED-CROSS or log on
at http://www.redcrossblood.org/
.

*****Do you have a place in your heart
& home to help a deserving child? Spaulding Youth Center seeks
caring individuals in the greater Merrimack & Belknap counties
area who are interested in becoming foster parents. Call Carol
Sanborn at 286-8901, extension 212 or visit http://www.spauldingyouthcenter.org/

*****The Concord Area Red Cross holds a
number of courses each month, including adult, child and infant
CPR; Water Safety; First Aid, Babysitting Instruction and more. For
more information call 225-6697.
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