THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, March 25, 2010
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Laconia, NH 03246 Permit No. 188
VOLUME 19, NO. 12
THE WEIRS, LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, N.H., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 2010
COMPLIMENTARY
SPECIAL FEATURES INSIDE THIS WEEK...
HEALTHY LIVING
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“Forget That Diet And Eat What You Need: Demystify Cravings” by Elizabeth Terp
Local Women Explore Innovations In Health & Anti-Aging Industry
LRGHealthcare employee earns designation of Certified in Executive Nursing Practice
Cal Hahn (left), head of Maintenance at the Funspot Family Entertainment Center in the Weirs, and Bob Lawton, Funspot owner and General Manager, show off the newly rebuilt Cog Railway Engine ornament for Funspot’s “Landmarks of New Hampshire” Mini-Golf Course. Cal built the new engine from scratch and it was painted by Bob. It replaces the 47-year old original which was built by Fred Thompson of Conway in the 1960s.
BRENDAN SMITH PHOTO
FUNSPOT MINI-GOLF COURSE GETS MAJOR OVERHAUL FOR 47TH
by Brendan Smith
Weirs Times Editor
Rebuilding the engine for the
Cog Railway was no easy chore. But if you leave it in the hands of the man who rebuilt Kimball’s Castle, then you know you have nothing to worry about.
Cal Hahn, the head of mainte- nance at the Funspot Family En- tertainment Center in the Weirs, is the man responsible for both projects. Of course, these aren’t the actual engine and castle but are two of the scale model orna- ments that have been astounding golfers at Funspot’s “Landmarks
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of New Hampshire” miniature golf course that is getting prepped for its 47th season. Every spring the ornaments on
the Mini-Golf course are rein- stalled on the 18-hole attraction. After a busy summer being played upon by thousands of players and being pelted
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HOME IMPROVEMENT 101
Go Green on a Budget
RENOVATION PSYCHOLOGY
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