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THE WEIRS TIMES & THE COCHECO TIMES, Thursday, July 7, 2011
“AN EVENING WITH JOHN HARRIGAN” AT THE NEW HAMPSHIRE BOAT MUSEUM
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Boat Museum in Wolfe- boro invites you to attend “An Evening with John Harrigan” on Thursday, July 7 beginning at 7pm. Mr. Harrigan will share stories and then open the floor to discussion. The program is free and open to the public; seating is limited. “We are excited to have
Mr. Harrigan kick off this season’s lecture series,” stated Hank Why, NHBM Chairman. “We’re expect- ing a full house at the Mu- seum to hear this much sought-after speaker on New Hampshire’s out- doors.” Mr. Harrigan’s column, “Woods, Water and Wild- life,” has been a fixture in the statewide newspaper,
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the Union Leader, for the last 32 years, celebrating the beauty of New Hamp- shire’s outdoors, while his other column, “North Country Notebook,” is now run in 11 weekly newspapers. Mr. Harrigan is a report-
er, former publisher, sto- ryteller, lover of the great outdoors, and a loyal fan of New Hampshire’s North Country. Throughout his career, Harrigan has been able to meld all those facets of his life together to celebrate his North Country. The program is spon-
sored in part by the Wolfeboro Inn and Taylor Community. The Wolfe- boro Inn is a full service luxury resort located on the shores of Lake Win- nipesaukee that offers 44 guestrooms and an onsite restaurant, and operates the Winnipesaukee Belle, a 65-Foot replica turn-
of-the-century paddle boat available for charter. Contact them at 1-800- 451-2389 or visit their website at www.wolfebor-
oinn.com. Taylor Community is
a not-for-profit continu- ing care retirement com- munity located in New Hampshire’s Lakes Re- gion, with campuses in Laconia, Wolfeboro, Cen- ter Sandwich and Pem- broke. For over a cen- tury, Taylor has built a reputation of providing the finest in retirement living in a vibrant respect- ful and caring community environment. For further information, call 603-524- 5600 or visit www.taylor-
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grocery store. It’s hard to do that with schools ... with health care and ... retirement.” Of course, as government makes more decisions for people and limits competition, it reduces our choices. It’s also given us horrible, unsustainable debt. But, surprisingly, the Reason folks are optimis- tic.
“There are cases (of big
government rollbacks),” Gillespie said. “New Zea-
community.org. The New Hampshire
Boat Museum is located at 399 Center Street (Route 28/109), two miles from downtown Wolfeboro. The Museum is open daily, Monday through Saturday 10am-4pm, and Sunday 12-4pm. New admission rates include a Family Ad- mission Ticket to provide families a discounted rate. For further information about upcoming events and activities, including the July 16th New Eng- land Vintage Boat Auc- tion, contact the Museum at 569-4554 or museum@
nhbm.org. Visit their web site at
nhbm.org or like them on Facebook.
land did this. Canada did this. The U.S. did this after World War II -- dra- matically ramped down the amount of spending, both in absolute terms and in relative terms as a percentage of economic activity. Political change happens.” But for now, the politi-
cians continue to move us in the wrong direction. Last year, the feds alone added another 80,000 pages of rules. Despite talk of cuts, spending keeps growing. So does the debt. And yet maybe the opti-
mists are right. Maybe the human spirit is so power- ful it will overcome the stupidity of politics. I sure hope so.
John Stossel is host of “Stossel” on the Fox Busi- ness Network. He’s the au- thor of “Give Me a Break” and of “Myth, Lies, and Downright Stupidity.” To find out more about John Stossel, visit his site at
www.johnstossel.com.To read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at
www.creators. com.
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