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nadian National Defense Force-1st Field Artillery Regiment, RCA and rail- road President Ben Clark. Also participating will be the Rt. Rev. Brian Marsh, Bishop of the Diocese of the Northeast, Angli- can Church in America, the NH State Police Color Guard-Troop F from Twin Mountain and the Lin- coln-Woodstock American
THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, July 15, 2010
Legion Post. The Commercial Spon-
sors of the event include HDR Engineering, the Hobo Railroad, Café Lafay- ette, the Port of Yarmouth, NS, Lincoln-Woodstock Comfort Inn and the Fly- ing Yankee Restoration Group. The event will take place in the park area of the Hobo and Winnipe- saukee Railroad, 64 Rail- road Street, in Lincoln,
NH. The Can-AM Heritage
Coalition is made up of a group of Canadian and US interests whose goal is to foster relations be- tween the United States and Canada and to honor the close relationship the two nations enjoy today. Past events have included the Canadian-U.S. Mari- time Veterans Memorial dedication at St. Paul’s
Cathedral in Portland in 2006, annual maritime memorial and wreath lay- ing in honor of WW II convoy veterans at the Arctic Campaign Memori- al in the Port of Portland, and events honoring the common air, sea and rail heritage between the two nations.
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Keefe) moved from 4th place to take the lead with 77.5 points. The Witch- es (Denise Doyle, Shirley Monis, Karen Bourgeois, sub Ellen Vail) are close behind with 77 points, followed by Kapalua Kids (Gerry McGillicuddy, Barb Barbuto, Kathy Boselli, Hazel Zimmer) with 76.5. There is a tie with 75.5 points between the Hilton head Hottees and Harbour Townies, with Crumpin Foxes close behind with 75. “Just 2 ½ points be- tween the top six places!” stated President Kocz- era. She also expressed thanks to the subs that were present this week. Kathy Sweeney continued her “rules” discussion as- suring the league to return next week with answers to a few of the ladies’ ques- tions.
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house favorite, Richard Brundage, who has the most talented foot move- ments and durable knees to complement his fasci- nating persona and great acting chops. Richard ac- quired a cult following last year (can I be considered a cult of one?), and has returned this year for the first two runs of the sea- son. The focus of his ob- session, the iceberg lady, is played by Jill Palmer, also returning for her second summer at the Weirs. The lighting and her position- ing make it difficult to look away from her face with its every changing expressions of curiosity, confusion, complacency and calm. If you’re looking for some-
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thing a little different for an evening’s entertainment, and enjoy getting “lost” in the storyline, “Scotland Road” might just be your cup of tea. This mystery that combines a legend with a touch of the su- pernatural will be staged through July 17th with performances at 8 p.m. For more information or to pur- chase tickets for Winnipe- saukee Playhouse produc- tions, visit the box office at the Alpenrose Plaza at the Weirs Beach bridge, call 377-7377, or visit www.
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