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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, January 14, 2010
JANUARY
4-6pm. have you researched a of all time. adults/$26, students/$15,
part of your family as far back as seniors and cca members/$22. 225-
possible but have run into a dead 1111. ccanh.com.
Preventing Colds & Flu:
end? discuss your problems with the
Th u r s d a y 14T h
group. Refreshments. 279-4303.
Best of North Shore Comedy
Strengthening Your
Microbusiness Networking
capitol center for the arts, concord.
“Climate Change From Outer 8pm. all Star mike donovan, Brad
Immunity Naturally
franklin Public library, 310 central
mastrangelo and dan cohn. music by
Street. 6-8pm. Peter martino of Jigsaw
Space”
the grinning lizards. tickets $12.50-
Winter may have arrived, but would you like to learn how
consulting will speak on pace-setting
Nashua Public library, 2 court St.
to keep colds and the flu away? There are many natural
customer service. light refreshments
7pm. Presentation by elijah childs, $24.50. 225-1111. ccanh.com.
remedies for strengthening your immunity that will help your
and door prizes. 620-0319 to RSVP.
434-9695.
s
body fend off those germs before you get sick.
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Join local Naturopathic Doctor Brian Paterson of the LR-
Personal Finances Workshop
“Galileo and the Discovery of
Opening The Gates To Winter GHealthcare Holistic Health Center on Tuesday, January 19
faith Point church, 1206 old North
Jupiter’s Moon”
Squam lakes Natural Science from 7-8pm. at the Lakes Region General Hospital Cafeteria
main St, laconia. 6:30pm. a 13-week
mcauliffe-Shepard discovery center,
center, holderness. 1-3pm. do you
program taught by dave Ramsey. call
concord. 7pm. celebrate galileo
to learn natural methods to stay healthy. He will discuss how
ever wonder what happens at the
267-6805 or write prayzhim_2000@
and the discovery of Jupiter’s largest
to improve your immune system in general with diet, lifestyle
Science center during the long,
yahoo.com for costs and more info.
moons. ages 8+. Under 13 must be and natural medicines. He will also provide information
accompanied by guardian. adults/$9,
cold winter months? come see
the exhibit animals in their winter
on how to naturally treat respiratory infections like the flu,
Comedy Night
students & seniors/$8. 271-7827.
glory. member/$7, non-member/$9.
colds, bronchitis, strep throat and sinusitis.
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts Rte 11
starhop.com.
Preregistration required. 968-7194
Take action today to stay healthy this winter! Call 527-
& 11B, gilford. 8pm. Joe yannetty. to register. 7120 to register for this free upcoming presentation.
Reservations accepted. 293-0841.
Grinning Lizards - Live Music
LRGHealthcare, a not-for-profit healthcare charitable
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts Rte 11 &
Breakfast Buffet trust, represents Franklin Regional Hospital, Lakes Region
Gary Lopez - Live Music
11B, gilford. 8pm. 293-0841.
mason’s of Winnipesaukee lodge General Hospital, Affiliated Medical Providers, HealthLink,
cactus Jack’s. 1182 Union ave, #75, Rte 28, South alton. 7-11am.
Community Wellness Centers, the Dental Resource Center,
laconia. 9pm-midnight. 528-7800.
Fr i -su n 15-17 adults/$8, children under 12/$3,
the Holistic Health Center, and other community-based ser-
“Show Us Your Can”
875-2715.
vices. LRGHealthcare is committed to making health care
Fr i d a y 15T h Kellerhaus, Rte 3, Weirs Beach. available, accessible, and affordable to you.
Neighbors You Never Knew You
10am-6pm each day. food drive
Lakes Region Big Band
to benefit local pantries. Bring in a
Wakefield opera house. 2pm. $10.
Had
canned or non-perishable food item
522-0126.
amoskeag fishways learning center,
and receive a free ice cream cone.
6 fletcher St, manchester. 7-8pm.
The “Father of
free coffee, cocoa or tea. 366-4466.
a family program about the many
Tu e s d a y 19T h
creatures that are awake and active
Modern Ice Fishing”
all winter long. $5 per family. advance
s
Young Mother’s Support Group
a T u r d a y 16T h
meredith Public library, main St. 9:30-
Meet the “Father of Modern Ice Fishing” Dave Genz, at a
registration with payment required.
Princess Party
11am. discussion topic: Reading for
626-3474. amoskeagfishways.org.
free ice fishing seminar on Tuesday, January 19th at 7pm,
liberty Book, 75 allison Street,
kids and moms. 677-2143.
at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, 11 Hazen
concord. a royal invitation to all
Genealogy Club
Drive, Concord, N.H. Seating is limited and pre-registration
princesses ages 3-6. 1pm. Wear your
We d n e s d a y 2o T h
meredith Public library, main Street.
favorite princess gown and join in with
is required. To reserve your space call Mark Beauchesne at
crafts, face painting, games, stories
Preschool Storytime 271-6355.
and more. free. 476-9060.
meredith Public library, main St. Genz is legendary in the world of ice angling – an ice fishing
10:30-11:30am. ages 3-5. 279-4303.
expert who has taught techniques to thousands of anglers.
Those Guys - Live Music
He is credited with many innovations in ice fishing, including
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts Rte 11 &
Winter Ways
the portable ice fishing shelter. Genz hails from Minnesota,
11B, gilford. 8pm. 293-0841.
Squam lakes Natural Science center,
but has become a big fan of New Hampshire’s ice fisheries.
holderness. 1-2:30pm. an interactive
“Carmen” Live From The Met
and educational program about
At the free seminar, Genz will explain his “Modern Ice
capitol center for the arts, concord,
how animals survive in Nh’s harsh
Fishing System” - strategies he developed to increase angler
1pm. one of the most popular operas
winter environment. member/$7, non-
success on any species fished for through the ice. The sys-
See eventS on 12
tem employs many tools and tactics, including the vital role
electronics plays in modern ice fishing; most importantly,
getting the most out of your fish finder.
Genz has been called “Mr. Blue Gill” for his love of this
fighting panfish, but his seminar is wide-ranging. From trout
to crappies, Genz will take you through his jigging techniques
Formerly the Plymouth Theatre and tactics. He will also discuss proper jig selection, tipping
39 S. Main • Plymouth, NH
COMEDY
jigs with live bait or the exciting new soft plastics that are
gaining in popularity with ice anglers.
536-2551 • thecman.com
With a Cause
Find links to online fishing license sales, the 2010 New
A member of The Common Man Family
Hampshire Freshwater Fishing Digest and lots more informa-
tion about fishing in New Hampshire at www.fishnh.com.
THURSDAY • JANUARY 14
Dinner and a Movie
THURSDAY
Revisiting Your “Hit Parade”
Dinner & Movie
$
16
•
12 and under
$
10
•
60 Plus
$
13
Buffet Dinner at Movie House — 5:30 PM “Your Hit Parade” set the standard for American popular
Movie—7:00 • Blind Side (PG-13) • Holmes (PG-13)
NIGHTS
music from 1935-1959. On Friday, January 15th, at the
Littleton Area Senior Center, Calvin Knickerbocker will out-
FRIDAY • JANUARY 15
line a quarter century of the shows history featuring songs
Lovely Bones (PG-13) 3:35 • 6:25 • 9:20
8PM • Admission $10
inspired by the Great Depression through the advent of Rock
It’s Complicated (R) 3:50 • 6:30 • 9:10
N’ Roll.
This week’s show is exclusively for the
SATURDAY • JANUARY 16
He’ll also explore the show’s relationship with sponsor
Lovely Bones
American Tobacco and Lucky Strike cigarettes and share
(PG-13) 12:30 • 3:35 • 6:25 • 9:20
Laconia Area Community Land Trust,
It’s Complicated
stories about the artists the show helped launch and more.
(R) 1:00 • 3:50 • 6:30 • 9:10
of which they will receive 100% of the
This program gets underway at 1pm and is free and open
SUNDAY • JANUARY 17
admission price.
to the public.
Lovely Bones (PG-13) 12:30 • 3:35 • 6:25
For more information contact Phyllis Gonyer at 444-
It’s Complicated (R) 1:00 • 3:50 • 6:30
6050.
CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS
WEDNESDAY • JANUARY 20
Lovely Bones (PG-13) 6:25

It’s Complicated (R) 6:30
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Adult
$
8 • 12 and under
$
5 • 60 Plus
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online at www.weirs.com, email to info@weirs.com
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5 Rtes. 11 & 11B Gilford • 293-0841 • www.patrickspub.com
or mail to PO Box 5458, Weirs, NH 03247
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