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June 25: Northern Exposure Music Festival, Canaan, NH. This is a full day of family entertainment with more than a half-dozen talented artists, featuring Sharon Knight, who brings West coast tribal folk music to our mountains, and Featherscale, a perennial favorite, who does it up with homegrown blues, metal, and Celtic folk. Join the rest of the audience as they get and dance to Djoliba Kan’s West African drumming ensemble of sing along with Bradigan’s traditional Irish folk songs. Joshua Jones is the Angus Young of folk and Heidi Stone is an MTV-featured folk artist. Michael Longrider will play his own crafted First Nation flute in traditional and original Indian songs. Several other bands and soloists are in the wings to jam-pack the day and night with songs, laughter, and music! Bring a blanket or chair, as this is a lawn seating event. This is also an alcohol-free event. Admission fee. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. A Sacred Space, 970 NH Route 118. (603) 523-4051; e- mail ASPCanaanNH@aol.com. June 25: Bob Marley Benefit Show, Intervale, NH. The Believe in Books Literacy Foundation will host this nationally known comedian for his third benefit show at the Theater in the Wood. Originally from Maine, Marley began performing standup comedy in his hometown of Portland. He moved to Boston, MA, early in his career, gaining experience in a city known for


spawning comedy all-stars. Admission fee. 7:30 p.m. (603) 356-9980; www. theaterinthewood.org. July 2: The New Black Eagle Jazz Band, Newburyport, MA. The band’s exhilarating style, huge and dives repertoire have propelled them to, and have kept them at the forefront of the traditional jazz scene. Admission fee. 7 p.m. Maudslay Arts Center. (978) 499-0050; www.maudslayartscenter. org. July 2: Blues on the Merrimack, Newburyport, MA. As New England’s original blues cruise, the Newburyport Bluescruise continues to present outstanding entertainment in a unique and relaxing setting on the Merrimack River. Admission fee. 7 p.m. www. NewburyportBluescruise.com. July 7: Summer Concerts on the Plaza Series – C’est Si Bon Band, Nashua, NH. The band captures the essence of French popular classics, spun with a touch of jazz and backed by piano, bass, drum, and accordion. Let yourself be transported to Paris by the “chanson” of Michel Legrand, Jacques Prévert, Edith Piaf, and other legendary musicians and poets. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and a picnic. Free. 7 p.m. Nashua Public Library, 2 Court Street. Visit www.nashualibrary. org/directions.htm to find out where to park. Information: (603) 589-4610. July 8: An Evening with Rockapella, Wolfeboro, NH. Rockapella is a high-energy concert performance


Obituary Obituaries


Richard E. McGraw


Richard E. McGraw, 80, of Hudson died at his home on June 16, 2011, surrounded by his loving family. Richard was born on April 8, 1931, in Ashburn, GA, son of the late Ernest and Myrtis (Johnson) McGraw and was also predeceased by two brothers, James and Glen McGraw.


Richard was the loving husband of Esther (Ruiter) McGraw of Hudson, with whom he shared 55 years of marriage. Richard served his country honorably in the Navy during the


Korean War. He loved gardening along with fishing and hunting. He loved his dogs throughout the years, and his current dog, Hooch, proved to be a great companion. Above all else Richard enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren. Besides his loving wife Esther, Richard is survived by a son,


Michael McGraw and his wife Gail of Alexander; two daughters, Ellen Nolen and her husband Bill of Sunapee, and Georgia Drew


and her husband Mark of Goffstown; a brother, Jack McGraw of Macon, GA; three sisters, Juanita Wheeler, Minda McGraw and Ernestine Faircloth, all of Ashburn, GA; eight grandchildren, Daniel McGraw of Newmarket, Joshua McGraw of Bristol, Sarah McGraw of Alexandria, Heather Nolen of Lincoln, Amy Carney of Newport, Kaitilyn Nolen of New London, Dale Roy of Hillsborough and Adam Drew of Stoddard; four great-grandchildren, Hunter, Rowan, Gemma and Ezekiel; several nieces and nephews and many dear friends.


Visiting hours were held on June 20 in the Dumont-Sullivan


Funeral Home, 50 Ferry Street, Hudson followed by a prayer service. Burial will be at a later time. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. To send an online message of condolence, please visit www. dumontsullivan.com.


John A. Illg John Alfred Illg, 89, of Hudson and formerly of


Windham for many years, died peacefully at his home on June 15, 2011, with his loving family at his side. Mr. Illg was born in Dracut, MA on August 1, 1921, a son of the late Victor Charles and Catherine N. (Tulley) Illg. During his youth, John


resided in Dracut and was educated in Lowell, MA, schools. An Army veteran of World War II, Mr. Illg served as a sergeant with the 7th Army Combat Engineers in the European Theater and was involved in the D-Day invasion under the direction of General George C. Patton.


A longtime Nashua businessman, John was a founding partner of the former B.I.G. & R. Auto Body on Mason Street in Nashua, which he owned and operated for 40 years. In his leisure time, John enjoyed fishing, hunting, gardening,


traveling and his lottery tickets. He also was a fan of the Boston Red Sox, Celtics and Patriots. A loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Mr. Illg especially enjoyed spending time with his grandsons and their activities.


Members of his family include his wife, Patricia Ann (Netto) Illg of Hudson; four daughters and sons-in-law, Debra and Brian Cabral and their children Tyler and Ben of Hudson; Karen and Kevin Hodge, Jody and Kelly Fraser, and Marcia and Kenneth Therrien, all of Litchfield; seven grandchildren, Allison Beyor and her husband Brent, Caitlin Lucas, Melaney Hodge, Marc Therrien and his wife Jessica, Elyse Therrien and Tyler and Ben Cabral; three great-grandchildren, Zoe Beyor and Brooklynn and Jackson Lucas; and his lifelong best friends, Ken and Pat Blanchard of Hudson; also nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to his parents, John was predeceased by his brothers and sisters.


At the request of Mr. Illg, his body was donated to Tufts


University School of Medicine in Boston. Friends wishing to express their sympathy may make donations in his memory to the American Heart Association, New England Affiliate, 20 Speen Street, Framingham, MA 01701. Arrangements were in the care of the Farwell Funeral Service, Nashua. (603) 882-0591. (www.farwellfuneral.com)


troupe of innovative entertainers whose clever wit, shtick, and tunes cover a broad entertainment spectrum keenly focused on musical excellence. Rockapella is a moniker that describes the group’s artful meld of rock and a cappella. They’re best known in the U.S. as the innovative entertainers whose clever wit, shtick, and tunes were the jet-thrusters for the PBS kid-TV smash Where In the World is Carmen Sandiego? Admission fee. 8 p.m. Kingswood Arts Center, 21 McManus Road. (603) 569-7710; e-mail: info@greatwaters.org; www. greatwaters.org. July 8-10: Raymond Town Fair, Raymond, NH. Offers a large variety of fun things to see and do for all ages … live music and novelty entertainment, assorted game booths, carnival ride, food booths, crafts, raffles, a bingo tent, book sale, rummage sales, and much more! On the Town Common. July 10: The Celtic Sojourn, Newburyport, MA. Everyone will be swept away by the rhythms of the Emerald Isle. Step into the spirit of Celtic music and fancy footwork. Admission fee. 2 p.m. Maudslay Arts Center. (978) 499-0050; www. maudslayartscenter.org. July 10: The Tommy Gallant Jazz Festival XVI , Portsmouth, NH. The Seacoast Jazz Society Festival, with the cooperation of the New Hampshire Library Of Traditional Jazz at UNH,


The Harry Jones Concert at UNH, and the Seacoast Jazz Society, present “An example of what love for the music can accomplish.” Featuring George Garzone Trio, Press Room Trio, Paul Broadnax Quintet, and Seacoast Big Band. Noon-6 pm. Prescott Park. July 15: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, How Big Can You Get – 100 Years of Cab Calloway, Wolfeboro, NH. Since their arrival on the music scene in 1993 in a legendary residency at Los Angeles’ Brown Derby nightclub, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s irresistible live show and aggressive, musically perceptive approach has proven them over time to be the singular standout among the numerous bands that launched the ‘90s swing revival. Admission fee. 8 p.m. Kingswood Arts Center, 21 McManus Road. (603) 569-7710; e-mail: info@greatwaters.org; www. greatwaters.org. July 15-17: Day Out With Thomas™: Leader of the Track Tour, North Conway, NH. It’s “Steamies” versus “Diesels” and our favorite number one engine is right on track! This fun-filled event offers little engineers and their families the opportunity to take a ride with a 15-ton replica of Thomas the Tank Engine. Children will ride along with their favorite hero on his latest adventure. Admission fee. Conway Scenic Railroad. (800) 232-5251; www.ConwayScenic.com. July 21: Summer Concerts on the Plaza Series – Black Sea Salsa. Bring


a blanket or lawn chair and a picnic. Free. 7 p.m. Nashua Public Library, 2 Court Street. Visit www.nashualibrary. org/directions.htm to find out where to park. Information: (603) 589-4610. August 21: Occidental Gypsy Jazz Quintet, Newburyport, MA. Their well-rehearsed and lightning-fast swing brings the Parisian jazz minutia of the 1930s alive and the audience to its feet. The musical genre has undergone a tremendous resurgence in popularity for its sophisticated yet sentimental sound and swinging precise rhythm often light-hearted and whimsical, sometimes aching with melancholy. Maudslay Arts Center. (978) 499-0050; www.maudslayartscenter.org. September 4: Lady Antebellum, Gilford, NH. This country trio, who have rocked their way on to numerous charts and taken the music industry by storm, will be making waves in “Lake Winni’.” Admission fee. Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion. (603) 293-4700; www.meadowbrook. net.


September 16-18: Annual Highland Games, Lincoln, NH. A Clan Gathering and Scottish cultural celebration of music, dance, athletics, Scottish imports, and food. Fun entertainment for the whole family. Admission fee. Loon Mountain Resort. www.nhscot.org.


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Boy Scout Troop 21 received their ribbons for a second- place finish last Thursday. The Scouts took second place competing


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PUBLIC NOTICES


Town of Litchfield Planning Board Notice of Public Hearing Tuesday, July 5, 2011


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that in accordance with NH RSA 676:4 the Litchfield Planning Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the Town Hall Conference Room at 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield to act on the following:


1. Acceptance of an application by R & D Londonderry Development, LLC Map 17 Lot 47, 12 Heron Drive. Applicant seeks planning board approval to subdivide one lot into two residential lots.


You are encouraged to contact Town Hall at 424-2131for full details. The plan for the above case is available for review at the Town Clerk’s document review room during regular Town Clerk business hours.


If the aforementioned application is accepted, notice is hereby extended to application approval consideration and/or continuation(s) to a date certain as required.


Leon Barry, Chairman Litchfield Planning Board


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