Pelham - Windham News
April 16, 2010 - 5
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Is ‘Nuclear Zero’ Right for America?
In the past, Republican and Democratic administrations have maintained a delicate balance between parallel goals of modernizing nuclear programs for deterrence and pursuing nuclear arms reductions. Recently, the Obama Administration has made modernization for deterrence subordinate to its top foreign policy objective of complete nuclear disarmament, termed “nuclear zero.” While a nuclear arms-free world is a desirable bipartisan goal, it would be folly to pursue that ideal at all costs. The rapid succession of two world wars during the first half of the 20th Century, and the absence of a third world war during the subsequent nuclear era, dramatically demonstrates the deterrent value of nuclear weapons. Moreover, the percentage of the world’s population lost to war each year has dropped dramatically since the presence of nuclear deterrence. Following World War II, the heroic statesman,
Winston Churchill, warned America, “Be careful above all things not to let go of the atomic weapon until you are sure, and more than sure, that other means of preserving peace are in your hands.” The current administration’s new nuclear policy is troubling because “nuclear zero” cannot be achieved unilaterally, or even bilaterally. Rather, it will require many countries to make the strategic decision that nuclear weapons are unnecessary for their own security. This is to say nothing of the desire of our enemies to develop or otherwise gain possession of nuclear arms technology. Until commitments with accompanying enforcement mechanisms have been secured with all applicable nations, we would be wise to maintain our traditional nuclear balance.
In the next few months, President Obama will be putting forward several proposals, including a new nuclear reduction treaty with Russia for ratification by the Senate, which will drastically change our nuclear posture. These proposals should be examined very carefully by New Hampshire’s congressional delegation. To disarm America of its most potent deterrent in a dangerous world runs counter to our security interests and demonstrates no appreciation of Churchill’s warning.
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Baby Shower Project
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The GFWC Windham Woman’s Club will be
having a “Baby Shower!” Our fifth year, the Baby Shower Project is to benefit Our Place of Manchester, an educational program for new mothers and their families sponsored by Catholic Charities. Donations should be new and unwrapped.
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Town Hall on Saturday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items will be delivered to Our Place of Manchester. No used items, please. Sponsored by Windham Woman’s Club. Chairpersons: Nancy Tullo and Nancy McGaan. Please call Nancy Tullo at 434-0916. Baby Shower Gift List: disposable diapers
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(newborn size, especially sizes 3, 4, 5, 6), Pull-Ups (all sizes), disposable diaper wipes, digital thermometers, hooded infant towels and washcloths, pacifiers, infant nail care kits, formula (Good Start with Iron), baby blankets, disposable nursing pads, manual breast pump, potty chair, bassinet (or gift card for this item), tummy time mats, bouncy seats, Moses basket, baby shampoo, lotion, baby bath, baby carrier front and back, baby monitors, carbon monoxide detectors, convertible car set (or gift card), pack and play (or gift card), diaper bag, vaporizers – Cool Mists, gift cards, vouchers for pharmacies, and vouchers for grocery stores. When a gift card is given to a client, she is asked to bring in a receipt indicating that the appropriate item was purchased. A heartwarming and caring feeling to bring a smile of joy to new mothers and their families. We thank you in advance for your caring and wonderful support of our organization; it is greatly appreciated.
Windham Woman’s Club - Windham
Please Help to Support the Fight against Cancer
We’re writing to you because we’ve taken on
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Brian suffered a heart attack five and a half
a challenge like no other. My husband, Brian Bishop, is training to complete his first Boston Marathon on April 19 for the Boston Ronald McDonald House. To some, this may sound crazy, but to us, the finish line of this race holds so much promise.
years ago at the young age of 28, which was a complete surprise to everyone. Brian has drastically changed his life by losing 128 pounds and carrying out a daily exercise regimen that consists of biking, swimming, running, and weight training. Brian regularly competes in road races and triathlons, as well as a charity bike ride from Boston to Vermont, totaling 146 miles for the Angel Cancer Fund. Brian is running this race in honor of his wife, Kara, who has been battling thyroid cancer. The Boston Ronald McDonald House is a “home-away-from-home” for families of children under the age of 21, at Children’s Hospital, Dana- Farber Cancer Institute’s Jimmy Fund Clinic, and other area hospitals. Families live at the Ronald McDonald House while their children are inpatients, undergoing surgery, and bone marrow transplant patients. Families also stay at the house while their children receive outpatient treatment such as radiation therapy and many types of chemotherapy.
Our commitment is to raise $3,000 by May 15,
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which is why we need your help. We realize that many of you are on a budget, and this probably wasn’t on it, but everything counts. We thank you in advance for your support in this challenge. You can make a contribution online at www.firstgiving.com/brianbishop1. Thank you again for your support in the fight against Cancer.
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Sponsor for FLOW’s Strawberry Festival and Book Fair
The Friends of the Library of Windham (FLOW) annual Strawberry Festival and Book Fair has its first Partner Level Sponsor! Anne Filler, DMD, FAGD has signed on to support Windham’s largest community event, which will be held on Saturday, June 5, at the Nesmith Library. Located at 31 Lowell Road/Cobbett’s Office
Park in Windham, Dr. Filler and her staff have been providing the Windham area with routine and cosmetic dental care for the past 25 years. To learn more about Dr. Filler’s practice, visit them at www.windhamsmiles.com, or call their office at 898-2072. The 27th Annual Strawberry Festival and
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Book Fair is the Friends of the Library’s primary fundraiser. Over 5,000 townspeople attend the event each year. The Festival features games, entertainment, food, books, and traditional homemade strawberry shortcakes. The Strawberry Festival and Book Fair is a fantastic marketing and public relations venue for local businesses and organizations. Tax- deductible sponsorship of the Strawberry Festival supports Nesmith Library enhancements, museum passes, annual scholarships, guest authors to the library, and many other Library programs. Local businesses or organizations interested in
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Stephanie Wimmer, FLOW - Windham
Litchfield Historical Society Offers Public Service to Pet Owners
For the past 20-plus years, the Litchfield Historical Society has sponsored a Rabies Clinic, providing pet owners with the opportunity to get their dogs and cats vaccinated at a very modest cost. This year, the clinic is being held at the Fur and Feathers grooming and day care establishment on Route 102 in Litchfield from 10:00 am to noon. The building is to the right of the Little Lobster Boat restaurant. All dogs must be registered by April 30 and
Terry Briand, Litchfield Town Clerk, will be present to register any Litchfield dogs. Pet owners from other communities are welcome to take advantage of the Rabies Clinic, but will need to register their dogs in their home town. The clinic will take place rain or shine. We look forward to seeing many dogs and cats. It’s a reunion for many of us with proud pet owners and beautiful pets.
Gail Barringer, Litchfield Historical Society - Litchfield
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