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Bristol Town Crier
Putting Our Community into Communication
Volume 6, Issue 43
November 7, 2014
Bristol Downtown Decorating Committee
The Select Board has approved the creation of a
downtown decorating committee. The purpose of
this committee will be to enhance the downtown
area by decorating for holidays and assisting the
garden club. If you would like to join this
committee please contact the Select Board office
at 744-3354.
Kids for Kenny
Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser
When: Saturday November 15th, 5:00 pm
Where: Bristol United Church of Christ
15 Church Street, Bristol
What for: Related Expenses
13 and over $10, 12 & Under $5
ADVANCE TICKETS: TTCC, BES, Moms
Donations accepted
Kenny, an 8 year old Bristol boy, was diagnosed with
a rare form of cancer in April, 2014.
Help his friends, their moms and the community
raise funds for Kenny!
Minot-Sleeper Library
Stephanie Harzewski, UNH Professor
November 13th from 6:30-8:00pm
If you love the writing of Jane Austen, then you will love Professor
Harzewski's fun lecture called "Austenmania." This talk and
PowerPoint presentation survey the ways in which Jane Austen has
been commodified over the past fifteen years, filtering into national
currency, video games, housewares, and jewelry. Harzewski
explores the 'why' behind the popularity of this Regency era
novelist and how examining the fetishization of Austen
approximately two hundred years after her death offers clues not
only into reading choices, but also larger aspects of contemporary
society.
The New Hampshire Marathon Presents Event Proceeds!
Pictured above from left to right: Kathleen Kearns of the Circle Program
accepts donation from Marathon Sponsor Sharon Beaty of Mid-State Health;
Roger Lafontaine of the Mayhew Program accepts donation from Marathon
Sponsor Mary-Kay Haines of Franklin Savings Bank; Leslie Dion of the
Tapply-Thompson Community Center accepts donation from Marathon Sponsor
Scott Haines of First Student Bus Company; to the far right is Dan MacLean,
New Hampshire Marathon Race Director
The 22nd season of the NH Marathon concluded with a special
reception on Sunday, November 2nd. Volunteers and sponsors
gathered to celebrate another successful Marathon year. The race this
year saw a record 756 participants finish in the Marathon, Half
Marathon, 10k, Health Walk & Kids Race combined.
Race Director Dan MacLean welcomed the group by thanking
everyone for helping with the event. Thanks were given to the many
volunteers, sponsors, and hospitality sites for this year’s Marathon.
And special thanks and recognition was given to Anthem Blue Cross
Blue Shield who was the title sponsor of the race again this year.
Thanks to The Inn on Newfound Lake as well as they have been a
continuing sponsor of the Marathon and hosted the celebration.
The reception opened with recognition given to a few key
organizations that helped with the race, each receiving small donations
for their efforts: NACA (Newfound Area Chiefs Assoc.) for the police
officers and EMTs from the area towns – Chief Travis Austin of
Hebron PD was on hand to accept the donation; CERT (Community
Emergency Response Team) for their assistance with parking and road
safety – Wendell Beaty was on hand to accept this donation. A
donation will also be made to the NRHS (Newfound Regional High
School) Band program for playing music at the start including the
National Anthem.
The second part of the reception was the much-anticipated presentation
of proceeds to local youth programs. When the present Marathon
Committee took over in 2000, a total of $1000 went to three area youth
programs: The Mathew Program, Circle Program, and Tapply
Thompson Community Center. This total has continued to grow over
the years and this year the NH Marathon was proud to present $11,000
to each program, for a total of $33,000!! Over the past 22 years, the
NH Marathon has proudly awarded $197,250 to community
organizations.
For
more
information,
please
check
the
website
www.nhmarathon.com. If you would like to volunteer, or have any
questions, please call Dan MacLean at 744-2713, or e-mail at
[email protected].
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2014
“5-K Jingle Mingle”
9:00 am Registration - 10:00 am Race Start
Race will begin and end at Tapply-Thompson
Community Center
155 North Main Street Bristol, NH
Pre Registration Fee: $20 Received by 12/04/14
OR Register Day of Event: $25 Proceeds to benefit the
Tapply Thompson Community Center
After School Program Scholarships. Complete form and
mail with fee to: TTCC, 30 North Main Street Bristol, NH
03222. Make Checks Payable to TTCC. For more
information
call
(603)744-2713
or
email:
[email protected].
First 50 pre-registered will receive a free long sleeve TShirt. This is a fun run and will not be officially
timed. Refreshments will be provided post-race. Raffle
prizes!! Collecting canned goods for the Bristol
Community Services Food Pantry.
Proper Disposal of Batteries
To safely dispose of batteries with lithium or batteries of
greater than 9 volts, put clear packing, masking or electrical
tape on the batteries’ terminals or sandwich the batteries
between two layers of tape (e.g. flat button cells). These
batteries should be placed in a container separate from other
batteries that don’t require being taped.
Residents are asked to tape lithium-based batteries as well as
batteries of greater than 9 volts so they don’t cause a fire
while being transported to a recycling center. Most
commonly used batteries – A, AAA, C, D, 6-volt and 9-volt
– don’t need to be taped unless their packaging identifies
them as lithium-based. Lithium-based batteries are most
commonly found in cell phones, digital cameras and laptops.
Also, hearing aids, watches and keyless remotes typically
involve button cells, containing lithium. Similarly, cordless
power tools use battery packs that are greater than 9 volts
and/or lithium-based.
How You Can Help


Register online at: Tapply-Thompson Community Center
- Rec1 or pick up a form at the TTCC.

Please spread the word to your running/walking friends
and family!
TV 24
SUN – Nov 9
Specials for
Seniors
6AM
7AM
Children’s Corner
8AM
Service
9AM
10AM
11AM
12PM
MON – Nov 10
Children’s Corner
Learning Piano
Sports
Granite State
Outdoors
WED – Nov 12
Local Special
On Your
Computer
Granite State
Outdoors
Local Special
Bristol Select
Board
Cooking
Granite State
Outdoors
Newfound School
Board Meeting
Bristol Budget
Committee
Bristol Select
Board
Service
Bristol Summer Town
Meeting
Communities &
Consequences
Special
Communities &
Consequences
Alexandria
Selectmen
2PM
3PM
TUES - Nov 11
Kids Cooking
Service
Newfound School
Board Meeting
7PM
11PM
12PM
Alexandria
Selectmen
Children’s Corner
Cooking
Granite State
Outdoors
Bristol Select
Board
Seniors Specials
Bristol Budget
Committee
Children’s Corner
SAT – Nov 15
Children’s Corner
On Your
Computer
Kids Cooking
Bristol Select
Board
Bristol Budget
Committee
Bristol Budget
Committee
Kids Cooking
Granite State
Outdoors
On Your
Computer
Seniors Specials
Bristol Select
Board
Local Special
On Your
Computer
Newfound School
Board Meeting
Special
Bristol Concert
Series
Special
Bristol Select
Board
Bristol Concert
Series
Alexandria
Selectmen
Bristol Concert
Series
9PM
10PM
FRI – Nov 14
Bristol Select
Board
Special
6PM
8PM
THU – Nov 13
Learning Piano
4PM
5PM
Do not put batteries into your regular or bulk trash
collection.
Take these batteries to the Ft. Totten Transfer
Station on the Thursday/Saturday schedule on the
HHW page.
Save your batteries for special Household
Hazardous Waste drop-off events.
Special
Granite State
Outdoors
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
Bristol Concert
Series
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? GOT INFO?
Crier Online in Color at www.townofbristolnh.org
Bristol Concert
Series
Special
Granite State
Outdoors
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
On Your
Computer
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
Local Special
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
Bristol Concert
Series
12pm to 5pm
Replayed
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