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WE BUY junk cars and trucks. Call Pat at Jean-Guy’s in Pelham, a NH Certified Green


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CHILD CARE


EXPERIENCED PROVIDER has full/part-time opening. Ages infant – 4 yrs. Easy access to Rt. 111. Come join our small group for a fun filled day! 603-889-0263 12/3-12/10/10


GREAT NEWS for parents who want to give their child/children a safe, structured, loving, home-like environment. My licensed Hudson daycare now is accepting enrollment for newborns to preschool aged children. I provide nutritious meals and snacks, fun learning activities, a large fenced-in yard, and lots of love and attention. Please call 595-0587. 12/3-12/24/10


CLEANING


***A LIMITED TIME *** 20% OFF 1st Time Costumers. Your home will be cleaned to your highest expectations by trained professional at surprisingly affordable rates. Call Taciana: 603-966-5339. tacicleaning@hotmail. com More information:


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HOUSE CLEANING: Affordable price, great quality, great references. Call D. Maria, 603-809-8104 or greatcleaning1@live.com.


12/3-12/24/10 FIREWOOD


FRENCH FIREWOOD SALES: All hardwood, Cut/ Split/Free delivery to Hudson & Litchfield. Half-cord orders available. Call 429-3586 for current pricing and/or to schedule delivery. 12/3-12/24/10


NUTFIELD FIREWOOD, Good Quality and Quantity. Clean, Seasoned Hardwood, Covered. Cut, Split, Delivered. Call 603-434-3723. 10/22-12/10/10


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LARGE 2 BEDRM, newly refurbished, heat included, W/D hook-up, quaint Nashua family neighborhood, close to parks. $850/mth, plus security. 603-557-7278


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ONE BEDROOM APTMT. Heat included, 2nd floor in private home. Windham, NH, Rte. 93, exit 3. $750/ mth. No smoking/pets. 603-969-7059, 978-388-4043


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SUMMERVIEW Real Estate: 603-432-5453, 603-881-8500 Office’s For Rent. Includes Utilities. 1-Room, $200/mo; 2-large rooms, $695; 3 Rooms w/kit. & bath, $795; 4 rooms, Townhouse style, $785. Units incl. everything! 12/3-12/24/10


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BED: 10” thick pillow-top mattress & box. New in plastic. Cost: $1100, Sell: Full/Queen- $285, King: $395. Can deliver. 603-235-1695. 12/10-12/17/10 AR


BEDROOM- 6 pc. Solid Cherrywood Sleigh-bed. New! Cost $2200, sell $750. Can deliver, 603-235-1695.


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CABINETS- Custom Glazed Maple: Never installed. Can add or subtract to fit kitchen. Cost: $7000, Sell: $1650. 603-235-1695 12/10-12/17/10 AR


HOT TUB: 5-6 person, 40 jets! Brand new. Cost: $8K, sell: $3500. 603-334-3377


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FREE: 1 NH-red hen chicken to a good home. Bird is in good health. North Litchfield, 521-5870. 12/10/10


PORCH GLIDER, 2 seater, metal frame with 2 cushions. Wooden Adirondack Chair. Kids indoor/ outdoor plastic Basketball Hoop. Call 305-7141. 12/10/10


HELP WANTED


CUSTODIAN: Part-time (20 hrs), 4 days a week, 7 am to noon. Duties include general custodial work / cleaning / upkeep in our offices and manufacturing buildings. To start ASAP. Send application to HR@barlosigns.com or fax to 603-882-7680. Barlo Signs, 158 Greeley Street, Hudson, N.H. 12/10/10


Photos With Santa at McQuesten Farm Sponsored by Litchfield Lions Club


submitted by Tara Hershberger Santa will visit McQuesten Farm on


Saturday, December 11, and Sunday, December 12, from noon until 4 p.m. to listen to wishes and for photos with kids. This is the third year in a row Santa has visited the farm stand, and he been known to pose with a pet or two as well. Photos are $5 for a 5-inch by 7-inch, $10 for an 8-inch by 10-inch, or $30 for a 13-inch by 19-inch. All proceeds will benefit the Litchfield Lions Club. McQuesten Farm will also be collecting


unwrapped gifts to give to local children. This was a project Jessica McQuesten initiated several years ago as a high school sophomore and has since continued due to its success and community interest. The Litchfield Lions Club was founded in 2003 to provide humanitarian services to the Litchfield community. The club provides yearly eye testing to Litchfield school children, annual scholarships to graduating seniors, and a free Almost


Summer BBQ social. The club is focused on needs in our community and has obtained a magnification reading machine for a legally blind first grader, hearing aids for a person who was unable to afford them, and provided eye exams and glasses for those in need. The club has also recently collected hats, mittens, scarves, and socks for children, donated to the Litchfield food pantry, and paid for postage for school children to send packages to service personnel. For more information about the club, visit www. litchfield.nhlions.org. New members are welcome!


Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization, with more than 1.3 million members in approximately 45,000 clubs in 205 countries and geographical areas around the world. Since 1917, Lions clubs have aided the blind and visually impaired and made a strong commitment to community service and serving youth throughout the world.


Representatives Ulery and Renzullo Prepare for the 2011 Legislative Session


State Representatives Jordan Ulery and


Andy Renzullo recently returned from the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) States and Nation Policy Summit, where they participated in working groups to discuss key issues important to Hudson’s citizens and met with other legislators from across the nation facing similar problems. “Americans across the nation were


very clear when they voted on November 2. They want decisions made closer to home and want the federal government out of their personal decision making. The citizens of Hudson deserve to have the government work for them—not the other way around. I plan to work diligently with my conservative colleagues for less spending and reducing the size of government. Our citizens should not bear the burden of the recession by footing the bill for out-of-control spending,” said Ulery. There was a strong economic focus


at ALEC’s conference, with discussions centered around doing more in the states


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HOME IMPROVEMENT


A to Z Daniel’s Hand-d-Man: Specializing in jobs to small for remodeler’s or contractors and husband-to-do-list. Big and small inside and outside, yard- work, replacement windows & doors, painting, in and out. Fully insured. Dan, 603-365-6470. 11/19-12/10/10


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KME PAINTING LLC. Why Remodel? Painting is quicker, cleaner and better bang for the buck. Interior, exterior, home improvement. Quality work at a fair price. Fully insured, call for a free estimate. 603-759-5680 12/10-1/7/11


LOCAL CONTRACTOR established in 1986, member of the BBB specializing in quality home improvements. Additions, decks, remodeling, repairs, garages, finished basements, roofing, screen porches, farmers porches, vinyl siding, hardwood floors, replacement windows and doors, etc. References, fully insured, free estimates. Please call the value professionals at Val-Pro Construction, 603-889-7090. 11/5-12/24/10


PAUL’S P.E.D. Carpentry plus Remodeling. Remodel any room in your home. All interior/exterior repair work, including all odd jobs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Paul for free estimates, 594-8377. 12/10-12/17/10


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OIL BURNER TUNE-UPS- Holiday special, $119.00 with parts. Licensed, insured, independent tech will do a full service to your system. I work for you, not an oil company! Senior Discounts. Call Greg, 603-635-7308. 24-hour emergency: 603-233-2150. 11/19-12/10/10


SNOW PLOWING


AAA LANDSCAPING: Driveway plowing starting at $25.00, Commercial plowing- $65/hour, Free estimates, Fully insured. Call 603-759-4591. 11/26-12/17/10


SNOW PLOWING. Commercial/Residential. Sanding and salting available. Hudson area, free estimates, insured. Call Scott, 603-493-5339. 12/3-12/10/10


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A blend of veteran lawmakers and newcomers make up the House Republican leadership team announced by recently elected House Majority Leader Representative D.J. Bettencourt of Salem. Representative Shawn Jasper of Hudson, starting his ninth term at the State House, will serve as his Deputy Majority Leader. Jasper has served in a number of leadership roles during his tenure in Concord and will work closely with Bettencourt in establishing the Republican agenda. “Representative Jasper brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the majority office,” said Bettencourt. “He has earned the respect of our caucus over the years through his hard work and dedication to the legislative process and will be a tremendous asset to our team,” he added.


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with less money, economic growth and development, and how to maintain public safety in times of reduced budgets. Renzullo and Ulery actively participated in workshops in which they plan to bring legislative initiatives back to the state, such as reducing costs, reducing government interference in daily lives, creating service efficiencies, and working to assure family safety and security. “ALEC’s States and Nation Policy Summit provided me the opportunity to learn what fiscally conservative solutions have worked in other states and how others have dealt with federal mandates. I also had the opportunity to meet with U.S. Senators and Congressmen, in which I expressed the concerns of Hudson’s citizens about federal encroachment and reducing spending,” said Renzullo. For more information on policy


initiatives and to express your ideas, contact Representative Ulery at repulery@myfairpoint.net or Representative Renzullo at andrew. renzullo@leg.state.nh.us.


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Bettencourt also named five assistant majority leaders to work with Representative Jasper, including Reps. David Hess of Hooksett (11th term); Beverly Rodeschin of Newport (11th term); Edwin Smith of Hinsdale (seventh term); Dick Drisko of Hollis (sixth term); and Joe Fleck of Wakefield (second term).


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Diggins and Rose, Inc., Nashua, an agent of United Van Lines, has been honored by the worldwide transportation company for exceptional professional achievement.


Announcement of the recognition, conferred as part of Van Lines’ annual awards program, was made by United President Richard H. McClure during United’s 2010 Convention, held in Maui, HI, with more than 500 United representatives in attendance.


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Diggins and Rose, Inc. received the following United recognition: President’s Club Award, $1 million level—honoring agents who have generated at least $1 million in sales for the United system during the past year.


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Peter Silva of Nashua, who distinguished himself in just his first term as a member of the House Judiciary committee, has been tapped by Bettencourt to serve as the Majority Whip. “I believe that it is important that we bring a mixture of both veteran legislators and newcomers onto our team. Representative Silva impressed many of us as a first-year member last session and I know that he will bring a fresh prospective to the majority office,” said Bettencourt. Representative Betsey Patten of Moultonborough, also entering her ninth term in the House, will join the leadership team as the Deputy Majority Whip. In naming Patten, Bettencourt pointed to her experience as both a former committee chair and member of leadership. “I have seen firsthand over the last few years how hard Representative Patten works on legislation and I am excited to have her part of our leadership team.” Joining Representative Patten


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as Assistant Majority Whips are Representatives David Welch of Kingston (14th term), Mary Griffin of Windham (eighth term), John Tholl of Whitefield (eighth term), Mike McCarthy of Nashua (second term), and Representative Molly Smith of


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On Sunday, December 12, at 1:30 p.m. at Countrybrook Farms, the Alvirne High School band will perform their holiday selection for our patrons. The Alvirne Band performs many fundraiser appearances as a way to raise money for trips and equipment, as well as to gain


Hooksett (first term). Representative Paul Mirski of Enfield, who returns for his sixth term following a four-year absence from the House, has been named the Majority Policy Advisor to the leadership team. “Representative Mirski is one of the most respected members of the Republican caucus and I will count heavily on his advice and counsel as we move forward in the legislative session,” said Bettencourt. Finally, Representatives Phil Greazzo of Manchester and Michelle Peckham of North Hampton, both newcomers to the State House, will fill the role of Majority Freshman Liaison. “With such a large incoming freshman class, it is important that they have a strong voice within the entire caucus. Both Representatives Greazzo and Peckham will work as liaisons between the freshmen caucus and leadership,” concluded Bettencourt. Representative Bettencourt will gather his leadership team this month to begin mapping out the coming session. It is anticipated that the Chair and Vice Chairs of the House standing committees will be announced later this month.


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INDOOR GARAGE SALE: Sat, 12/11 and 12/18, 9am- 2pm, 4 Boulder Drive, Hudson. Gently used toys, etc., perfect for Christmas.


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