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New Hampshires 2014 mooseseason wrapped up on Sunday,October 26. While hunters haveuntil close of business today toregister their moose at N.H.Fish and Game headquarters or regional offices, preliminaryfigures show that 91 hunterssucceeded in taking their mooseduring the 9-day season. With atotal of 127 permits issued, thisrepresents a statewide success

rate of 72%. The breakdown for the harvest this year was 57bulls (63%) and 34 cows(37%). Final season results willbe available upon completion of registration data entry andanalysis.

Were pleased with this suc-cess rate, said Kristine Rines,Fish and Games longtimemoose biologist. The percent-age has been down a bit the lasttwo years, so this is good.

Around the state this year, pre-iminary numbers show moose

hunters having an 81% successrate in the Connecticut LakesRegion; 79% in the NorthRegion; 64% in the WhiteMountain Region; 68% in theCentral Region; 80% in theSouthwest Region; and 40% in

the Southeast Region.

Participants reported on someinteresting adventures as they

brought their harvested moosein to biologists at regionalcheck stations. At age 70,Dwight Poland Sr. of Antrimhas entered every year since themoose hunt lottery began andfinally won a permit this year.Hunting with his nephew Mark

Poland of Hillsboro, he shot a540-pound cow on Saturday.He and Mark had a long, diffi-cult drag bringing the mooseout from a remote location.When they brought the cow intothe check station, where biolo-gists document the harvest andtake biological samples, it atfirst appeared that only oneovary was present. Hunters arerequired to bring out all ediblemeat, a sample of the liver andkidney for testing, the rack of males, and the reproductivetract of females, including bothovaries. Luckily, Polandsnephew had insisted that theygather and bring everything onthe list, and biologist KristineRines was soon able to locatethe other ovary. Otherwise Iwould have had to send them Story continues on page A-3


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back to the field to get it, Rinessaid.

Information on tick loads car-ried by the harvested moosewill be further evaluated as partof an ongoing study.

Check out a growing gallery of photos and stories from thisyear's successful New

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So, the elections are over for

another couple of years, and Idont think I have ever been soglad (except maybe the last timeand the time before that andthe...)! Every election cycle getsmore and more irritating (or maybe I understand the ridicu-lousness of the bigger picturemore and more)! Its likeCharlie Brown and the football.This year, I reached a point atwhich I started telling the waytoo-frequent evening callers thatI am surveyed out no more!An earlier seven-minute survey

ended up well over 15! I willsay, however, I was honest whenI answered Neither when itcame to whom I favored. Everycycle its getting worse, and Iam faced with the choice of whois the lesser of two evils (or theleast evil of two lessers). Arrrgh!

Whats in a name...? In a trip back to my younger years (andin a weak moment), I bought a

box of Kelloggs HoneySmacks. I guess they changedthe name from Sugar Smacksafter parents railed against it Imean all that sugar and all.Anyhow, while eating a bowl, Ilooked at the ingredients. Thefirst four: sugar, wheat, dex-trose, and honey (wait, howdthat wheat get in

there?). Consumer Reports found that both HoneySmacks and PostCereals Golden Crisp were thetwo brands with the highestsugar content, more than 50 per-cent (by weight), commentingThere is at least as much sugar in a serving of Kelloggs HoneySmacks [...] as there is ina glazed doughnut from DunkinDonuts.

My biggest issue with Facebook is that there are no filters.Anything goes. As an old-timer,there are some words and con-cepts that dont belong out therefor everyone. Actually, its real-ly not Facebook its the man-nerless, shameless people whothink anything is okay. Until Igrew up, I might have been oneof them. There are limits, folks.

When you read this, I willhave begun working on a novel.There is something called

National Novel Writing Month(Nanowrimo). The gist is towrite a 50,000 word novelthroughout the month of

November with writers workinguntil 11:59pm on the 30 th. As aresult, depending on how thingsunfold, my efforts here may be a

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A quick thought: I know what Imean, but how do some peoplesleep at night? You know, theones who take such easy advan-tage of others. They smile their

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So, old news now, but I found

my reaction to last monthsshooting in Canada interesting. Iexpect such things in the US, butCanada? Whether its true or not, Canada seems so, so... vir-

ginal when it comes to violence.Speaking of which, the latestschool shooting (as of this writ-ing) was allegedly sparked

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The price of fame. I waing dinner recently when approached our table. ArDave Berman? he asked.

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Patriots and a NASCAR No, thats not what I hate;it when I flip channels to in on the one I am not waand virtually every time I in, there is a commercialam sure you know what I

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One of the boat captains in the story, Brad Badger, grew up inWarren, NH and his parents

Earl and Barbara still reside inWarren.

Two gillnet boat captains cred-ited with rescuing commercial

fisherman Woody Pahl saidluck including a piece of floating debris and the presenceof an extra crewman was crit-ical to Pahls survival, despitethe proximity of their boats toPahls as it sank in storm-tossedseas Sunday night.

I cant explain it. Im just gladeverything worked out, saidChris Olsen, skipper of the fish-ing boat Gabriella, whose deck-

hand Blake Ward helped fishPahl out of the water just after 9

p.m. about a mile west of William Henry Bay, 40 milessouth of Haines.

On a black night with swellsreaching six feet and higher,Olsen and Brad Badger, captainof the Osprey, followed thegreen, underwater glow fromthe still-operating deck lightson the sinking Kyra Dawn to

locate Pahl clinging to a sectionof plywood roofing nearby.

The rescue occurred as the threevessels were running for the

protection of William HenryBay in the face of a storm that

brought winds up to 71 knots,according to the NationalWeather Service.

Badger kept a hand-held spot-light on Pahl as Ward and Olsen

pulled him aboard after thond throw of a life ring.

When its rough, its hgrab your net in the midthe day, said Badger, a gcaptain here for 19 yeawas trying to steer and spo(Pahl) and it was reallycult.

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approaching Pahl risked run-ning him over, Badger said.Youd kill him with your boat. Yet a boat needed to pullclose enough to reach Pahl withthe toss of a life ring.

Even after locating Pahl in thewater, bringing him aboard inthe storm without the help of adeckhand would have been dif-ficult, at best, Olsen and Badger

said. Many gillnet boat captains like Badger on Sunday night operate their boats with nocrew.

Badger said he was relievedwhen Olsens boat arrived. Ithought, Oh God, thank God. Ihad (Pahl) spotlighted andChris got in a good spot. Asyoung as (Olsen and Ward) are,they really stepped up. Nobodycould have done that better thanthey did.

Olsen, 19, is only in his secondyear running a boat. Ward is 20.I was so lucky to have Blakewith me, he said. I wouldnthave been able to pull (Pahl)out of the water by myself. I

was able to operate the boatwhile Blake pulled him in.Pahl spent an estimated eightminutes in the water.

Pahl, fishing at Point SaintMary, had radioed Badger andOlsen that he was listing andtaking on water while runningfor the bay, about five milesaway. Badger closest to Pahlsvessel followed from behindwhile Olsen approached fromthe north. Each skipper saw theKyra Dawn go down.

It was pitch black, Olsen said.You couldnt see, but youcould see the deck lights still onunderwater. The water stayed litfor about two minutes. Whenwe got to him, the lights flick-ered and went out.

Badger, who at 100 yards awaywas closest to the sinking boat,said there was such a brief spanbetween Pahls 8:57 p.m. may-day and the vessels submersionhe assumed Pahl was trappednside. I heard him hollering

my name before I saw him,Badger said.

Pahl, a 25-year-old residentwho returned to town Mondaymorning, said he jumped off the40-foot Kyra Dawn at the lastminute, when water was nearlyto the top of its cabin door. Hehad just enough time to grab asurvival suit but not put it on and was swimming franticallyaway from the sinking vessel,afraid of being caught up in itsrigging, when he came acrossthe torn-off roof of the boatsbait shed. I found that and thatwas my savior.

Badger said besides keepingPahl out of the frigid water, thechunk of roof gave him a higher profile amid the swells.

When the Gabriella approachedwithin 30 feet, Pahl swam for it.He grabbed the life ring thrown

by Ward, which landed about15 feet away. Once (Pahl) leftthat roof top, he was moving

pretty fast. He had the urge tolive, Badger said.

Pahl said he was hauling about3,500 pounds of fish when hestarted toward St. James Bay.We knew the storm was com-ing in. It was on the radio; theywere calling for gale-forcewinds. We all made the samemove. Thats why boats were

all around me, which waslucky.

Going across the canal, parallelto the chop, was doable butnasty, Badger said.

Pahl said the recessed deck of his vessel compared to flushdecks on the Osprey andGabriella that dont catch water

may explain the difficulty hewas having. By turning theKyra Dawn into the waves, hetried to drain water from the

boat through its rear scuppers.

Once a wave filled the back deck, thats what did me in. Iwas able to clear the decksonce, but that was it. Trust me,

my next boat is going to have aflush deck, Pahl said.

Winds blew out of the northSunday, and fishermen weremaking good catches. A lullcame about 8 p.m. as windsshifted from the south.Fishermen were expecting thestorm, but its sudden arrivalwas surprising, Badger said.

Ive seen weather kick up realquick like that before, but you

could see it coming like a black curtain. You couldnt really seemuch of a front on this one,Badger said.

Pahl, who has skippered boatsfive years and worked aboardthem for 11, estimated he wasless than two miles from the

bay when the vessel sunk. Thedifference, he said, he may havemade up had he not taken timeto sear a roast during the lull. Itwas close. Thats why I told theCoast Guard I thought I wasgoing to make it.

The boat sank in about 900 feetof water. The Coast Guard willconduct an investigation. Pahl

said he was in the process of buying the vessel, which isinsured.

The ordeal has inspired Badger to buy LED floodlights for hisvessel, he said. Hed previouslyfound the ultra-bright lightsobnoxious, he said. If I hadthose Id have been able to get

so much closer to (Pahl). I believer in them now.

The Northcountry News c gratulates Brad and the otheinvolved, for a job well done

Thank you to the Chilkat Va News for allowing us to re-this wonderful story!


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(they disrupt my sleep and therefore my health), consider these false call I.D. tags tam-

pering, and levy fines? We all win: I once again can sleepand the Government getsmoney.

William JenkinsWentworth, NH

I just want to thank all the Friends and dancers for com-ing to Alumni Hall the other night.

We had the Hall just full of dancers and folks that had a

fine evening.

So we will be running another dance November 15th. and hope to see all you fine peoplethere again, and we did have

some new faces, which wasexciting, so bring your friends

so they can see what a good time everyone has, and enjoythe evening, with us.

Wayne

My Opinion-

Schools should have a class in stress management for students.Some students can not handle

stress and thats why so many students turn to drugs. Drugsare only temporary!

Later on in their lives, drug addicted students, will havemedical problems.

A stress management class should be taught by someone inthe medical field. We must saveour future generations!

Respectfully, Judy MalonsonThornton, NH

Mt Washington AvaCenter, our country's oldeslanche forecasting opera

Presented by: Preisendorfer on M November 17th at 7:00 PM

The Mount Wash

Avalanche Center is operathe US Forest Service andcountrys oldest public avaforecasting operation. In adto forecasting the Center hunique role of overseeing and rescue operationTuckerman and HuntRavines during the months of the year. Formerranger Justin Preisendorfeincorporate video and graphs in his program, focuses on the evolution

program and their current tions. Justin Preisendorfe

NH native who fell in lovthe White Mountains at a age. A close call in TuckRavine as a teenager maddecide to enhance his skillthe mountains a little respect, and pursue a where he could share his lthe mountains. He workesnow ranger on Washington for eight

before coming to work outForest Service's Campton

This will be at the Old Towin Campton, which is haaccessible, and open to thlic. Refreshments will be sFor information abouSociety, check our web www.camptonhistorical.org

This event is made pothanks in part to the follsponsors: Chesleys Mini Community Guaranty SBank, The Country LadyGreenhouse, Finishing To by Mark, Meredith VSavings Bank, MountainInn, & Pine Shores Real E

The Haverhill Corner Librarywill hold a discussion of AFeathered River Across the Sky:The Passenger Pigeons Flight toExtinction by Joel Greenberg.The discussion will be held onMonday, November 10 and will

be second in a series of book dis-cussion on the themeExtinction! Thediscussion will

begin at 7:00 PM and will be freeand open to the public.

In the early nineteenth century 25to 40 percent of North Americas

birds were passenger pigeons,traveling in flocks so massive asto block out the sun for hours or even days. But as naturalist JoelGreenberg relates, the pigeons

propensity to nest, roost, and flytogether in vast numbers madethem vulnerable to unremittingmarket and recreational hunting.Although a billion pigeonscrossed the skies 80 miles fromToronto in May of 1860, littlemore than fifty years later pas-senger pigeons were extinct. Thelast of the species, Martha, diedin captivity at the Cincinnati Zooone hundred years ago, on

September 1, 1914.

The passenger pigeons demise,as recounted by Greenberg, wasa story of unremitting, wanton,continental-scale destruction,says the New York Review of Books. The book is equal partsnatural history, elegy, and envi-ronmental outcry, says The NewYorker, which notes that,answering even basic questionsabout the passenger pigeonrequires a sort of forensicornithology, which gives [this

book] an unexpected poignancyat the very points where it is mostnature-nerdy. The ChicagoTribune hailed this account as a

brilliant, important, haunting and poignant book.

The Extinction! series willconclude with a discussion of

Neanderthal Man: In Search of Lost Genomes by Svante Pboon December 8.

For more information, visit thelibrarys web site at or call 603-989-5578.


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Warren Masonic Hall - breakfastfrom 7-9 on the first Sunday of each month . Hope to see youthere.-----------------------------------------Breakfast - All you can eat, 2ndSunday of each month from7:30-10am at the Masonic Hall,North Haverhill, NH. $5adult;$2.50 child.-----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth FoodPantry, serving residents inWarren, Wentworth and Glencliff,s located behind the Warren

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-----------------------------------------Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 andtheir Ladies Axillary hold theirregular monthly meeting at 7pmon the third Thursday of eachmonth at the VFW Post in NorthHaverhill. All members are invitedto attend.-----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at D

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To find out the on-going happen-ings at the Squam Lakes NaturalScience Center in Holderness,NH. You can call 603-968-7194 or

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The Baker's River Grange meetsthe 2nd and 4th Friday everymonth, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors wel-comed!-----------------------------------------Gentle Yoga - Saturdays 8:30-

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Tuesdays - T.O.P.S. (Take off Pounds Sensibly) Weigh in - 5 PM- 5:45 PM; Meeting - 6 PM atHorse Meadow Senior Center,North Haverhill.-----------------------------------------

Anxiety Umbrella is a new PeerSupport Group for people with Anxiety related disorders. Theseinclude: Generalized or Social

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Enfield United Methodist ChRoast Pork Supper at the EMethodist Fellowship Hall, 4, Enfield, NH. FNovember 7 . Serving frompm to 6:30 pm; $9.00 adults

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~ Submitted by Jeannine Bartlett

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Healthy HappinessNeeds Your Vote

For several years now,Denmark has been at the top of the World Happiness Index.Since US rates number 12 onthe list, behind Scandinavia,Canada and Australia, I won-dered how much happinesseffects general health and foundan interesting study byR. Veenhoven of Erasmus Univ.Rotterdam., HealthyHappiness: effects of happinesson physical health and the con-sequences for preventive healthcare. Veenhoven analyzed 30follow-up studies on happiness

and longevity (including sever-al from US states).

Perhaps we can learn somethingfrom Denmark. Three rightsthat Danes choose to providefor all citizens are free educa-tion, childcare and healthcare.

Preschool education is providedin daycare facilities. Educationcontinues up through vocation-al education and college.

Higher education is seen as a basic right and funded with taxdollars. By comparison, collegegraduates in the US are oftensaddled with decades of collegetuition debt and have difficulty

finding employment in their field. Such milestones as mar-riage, home-ownership andchild-rearing are compromised.

Veenhoven notes that whilehappiness has not been found to

be a cure for illness, happinessappears to protect us againstfalling ill, in some way. Wehave a better immune response,lower blood pressure, make bet-ter choices in life, are motivatedto keep fit, more inclined towatch our weight, are more per-ceptive of symptoms of illness,cope better with threateninginformation, and facilitate cre-ation and maintenance of sup-

portive social networks.

US Healthcare has become a political football, distorted bythe for-profit health care indus-try. Denmarks healthcare rep-resents 11 percent of its GDP.

US healthcare sucks up 18 per-cent.

Denmarks $21 an hour mini-mum wage also guarantees that

people can support their fami-lies. McDonalds gets awaywith paying employees $7.50an hour in the US, while paying$21 an hour in Denmark. When

parents have to work 2 or 3 low paying jobs to support their families, they are hardly in a

position to spend quality timeas a family. Many single peoplestruggle to survive here.

Carl Gibson, in How Voting inLarge Numbers DramaticallyImproves Society( Reader Supported News 10/21/14),noted that the last election inDenmark brought out 87 per-cent of the population, com-

pared to 57 percent registeredvoter turnout in the US.

Happiest countries valuerights for all ciPoliticians bent on crmore money for affluent ers do threaten Denmark

piness. But, thus far, Daniizens have gotten out toand maintained their righealth.

Its time to listen up to wh politicians plan to do avote for those who valuerights for all citizens. Whvalue basic rights for everwe all benefit. Our ghealth improves along wihappiness index.

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OBITUARYWarren, NH Gerald WallaceGerry Evans , 82, of MainStreet, died Sunday, October 19, 2014, at DartmouthHitchcock Medical Center,Lebanon, NH following acourageous three year battlewith cancer.

He was born in Haverhill, NH,January 9, 1932, a son of Reginald and Helen (Kemp)Evans, and graduated fromPlymouth High School, class of 1950. He served in the UnitedStates Navy from 1952 to 1956.

Gerry married Emily Olin onMay 5, 1957. He worked for theState of New Hampshire

Department of Transportationfor 33 years, retiring as foremanof the Wentworth Dept. #19 in1992. After retirement from theState, he worked for five yearsfor L & R Crushing in Warren.He later worked part time for six years for K.E. Whitcher inWarren as a log crane operator.Gerry enjoyed hunting, mowingthe lawn, talking with truck drivers on his CB, and visitingwith people. He loved going

out to check the roads early inthe morning.

Gerry was predeceased by ason, Robb Evans on August 1,1990.

Survivors include his wife of 57years, Emily (Olin) Evans; adaughter, Reba Aznive of Boscawen, NH; a son, RossEvans of Warren; five grand-children, Jake and Austin Evansand Tom, Jamie and RachelAznive; a brother, Wayne Evansand wife Phyllis of Bristol, NH;along with nieces, nephews,and cousins.

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Adventures in Homesteading

ethWeick

Art with FlowersAcross the cabin from the door,towards the northwest is a sim-ple painting. In lines of blues,grays, and whites mountainridges are depicted, silhouetted

against the deep green tones of home-made paper. When thesun shines through the glasspanes of the door, rays catch themage, the light of a mountain

sunrise on our wooden wall.

Just beneath this is a woodenbookcase, a childhood gifthand-crafted by my father. Itsoverflowing with trail and fieldguides, gardening books, con-struction & building instruc-tionals, etc etc. Its our refer-ence section, although a cou-ple of novels are tucked into thebottom shelf as the other casesare equally full.

Between these two - the art-work of mountains and thebooks of knowledge - sitspoised a flower arrangement.Often there, but not always;some days the space is waitingto be filled.

I dont just mean an old masonar stuffed with a fistful of

blooms from the front garden.No, a proper arrangement, ankebana arrangement - that is, in

the Japanese style of floral art.In this school of arrangement,there is a precise mathematicsto a pleasing visual. Flowersfill the spatial roles of heaven,man, and earth, a metaphysicalstatement as well as a geometric

guide to their angle and posi-tioning within the suibam, or

bowl. The flowers appear toreach out to you, even as theyspire toward the ceiling androot themselves in the water.The effect is intentional, andlovely.This really is Ryans skill, I am just the admirer and recipient.His intuition for comfortablespace, and guiding sense for atmosphere and effect lead himtime and again to an arrange-ment that fills me with breathand the room with beauty.

And not just in summer, butrather a touch of delight regard-less of the season. Pine boughs,

browned ferns, and winter witch hazel imbue the sublimewithin our little cabin just aswell as apple blossoms, daisies,

echinacea, or the myriad of other warm season plants withwhich he works.

So not only are these flowers agesture of beauty and a nod toseasonal choice, they are alsoRyans own expression of care.To look outside, for example onthese November days, and see

beyond the leafless trees to thecomponents of a design

bespeaks both a connection andan awareness with his surround-ings, and an appreciation for thesplendid details that compriseit. In one suibam he unites thelove and affection for our homescape with the comfortand belonging intrinsic to our

being in this place, together with each other.

Reaching out from the wall, between the mountains and the books, it a creative burst of beauty: temporary, fleeting, andexquisite.

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