grapevine march 2009
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Community Newsletter for Nelson, NHTRANSCRIPT
REMINDER!Nelson School District Meeting
is on Friday, March 6, 7:45 pm
Polls open 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Nelson Town Meeting
Tuesday, March 10, 7:00 pm
Polls open 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m.
KICKING UP AND OFF
March 2009 Winter Issue Volume 26, No.1
by Karen Tolman
Iwas so pleased with the turnout lastnight (January 30). Nearly 150 localpeople gathered at the Town Hall tohelp kick off the celebration of the
newly forming Nelson Community Project.Not only did I have a wonderful time, Ihad the opportunity to meet some peoplethat I hadn’t met before. Meeting newp eo p le , an d respectfully shar in gconversations and ideas with each other, isa large part of this project’s goals. And lastnight enhanced that process for many ofus.
The evening started with socialexchanges and a sumptuous supperorganized by Susan Hansel, LuminaGreenway and Val Vanmeier. KathySchillemat followed with a briefintroduction to The Nelson CommunityProject’s plans going forward, and thenBetsy Street emceed supporting commentsfrom the crowd.
The Nelson Community Project,subtitled MOVING IN STEP –NELSON’S FUTURE IS CALLING,takes off on Nelson’s long history ofsquare and contra dancing, which forgenerations has brought people together.Appropriately, the entertainment portionof the evening started with a simple contradance, called by Lisa Sieverts, withaccompanying music by Gordon Peery,Nat Hewitt and Liza Constable.
The six lines of contra dancersgradually segued into nineteen smallcircling “blobs” that mysteriously grew,absorbing people from the sidelines, into
one large blob that encircled the entireroom. Squeezing into the space, wecircled around the hall as best we could,getting our feet “MOVING IN STEP”!
From this blob, a very, very short skit,(skillfully penned my none other thanmyself and masterfully directed by WarrenHammack!), played upon our interactingcircles. Some of the twenty-nine scriptedparts were easily embellished, as theysurely needed to be, and lots of laughs
(continued on page 5)
Nelson’s Ice Storm: Many a yard looked like this on Friday morning, December 12, 2008(French-Williams house)
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The Nelson School PTOis hosting the 2 annualnd
Auction Sa tu rd a y , Ap ril 4, 2009
7:00 p .m .N e ls o n T o w n H a ll, N e ls o n Ce n te r
Bid on items ranging from homemade cookies to a quilt made by schoolstudents! Bring a dessert to share and take pleasure in the company of
friends and community members.
Items will be posted for preview onwww.schoolauction.townofnelson.com in March, and the Town Hall willbe open to view items and leave silent bids from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
on April 4. The auction and dessert buffet will begin 7:00 pm.
We a re s e e kin g au c t io n it e m s an d s e rv ic e s f ro m th e c o m m u n ity ! T od o n a te , p le a s e e m a il u s a t n e ls o n p to @g m a il.c o m
All proceeds will benefit the Nelson School and are targeted to purchase aslide for the school playground.
The PTO supports and supplements many events each year such as the BookSwap and artist in residency programs.. The playground has receivedupgrades, and we have purchased items such as white boards, a TV cart,desks, and more.
THANK YOU to all our volunteers and supporters both past and presentwho help to make Nelson School a wonderful experience for our children!
ROTARYSCHOLARSHIP
The Town would like to remindstudents about the scholarshipfund that has been established bya Nelson member of the Rotary
Club of Keene exclusively for residentsof Nelson, New Hampshire, who wish tofurther their education.
The criteria are:• You must be a Nelson resident for at
least one year.• You must be planning to attend a
co llege, techn ica l school o rcontinuing education class
• You must be a resident of Nelson ingood standing.
• You do have to be a high schoolgraduate; however, consideration willbe given to those who may not haveg r a d u a t e d . b u t , a r e n o w'non-traditional' students wanting toimprove their lives and opportunitiesthrough education.
An application is available by requestby phoning the Rotary Club Secretary,Peter Brnger , a t 358-3038, atwww.keenerotary.org or by writing to
Mr. Brnger354 Marlboro StreetKeene, NH 03431
Completed application should besubmitted no later than Ju ly 1, 2009 tothe Marlboro Street address.
MARGARETSCHILLEMATRUNNING FORSELECTMAN
Margaret Schillemat has declaredthat she is running for theSelectman position that is openthis year.
Margaret states that she wants to runfor this position because she would like towork for the people of Nelson in a fairand unbiased manner, supporting all thefolks in town, regardless of who they areor where they live. She sees herselfworking toward making the town one thatis an even more wonderful place to livefor all of us and those who may beth in k in g o f re lo ca t in g t o th eNelson/Munsonville area.
NATURE WALKSWITH PHILBROWN
Phil Brown from New HampshireAudubon will be leading twonature walks this spring. They are:
Wo o d c o c k Wa lk - April 17 (Friday)beginning at 6:30 pm at Nelson TownHall. Free and open to everyone. Tripmeets unless heavy rain. Join Nelsonresidents and leaders Phil Brown of NHAudubon and Julie Tilden to experiencethis annual spectacle. Be prepared formuddy conditions. Call 908-705-7954 oremail [email protected] fordetails.
Sp rin g Warb le r M ig ra t io n Wa lk - May21 (Thursday) beginning at 6:30 am atNelson Town Hall. Free and open toeveryone. Trip meets unless heavy rain.Join Nelson residents and leaders PhilBrown of NH Audubon and Julie Tildenfor an early morning warble ramblethrough town. Call 908-705-7954 or [email protected] for details.
My dream is of a place and atime where America will onceagain be seen as the last besthope of earth.
- Abraham LincolnBorn February 12, 1809
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On the first day without powermy true love said to me, " Let’sget a pizza and see a movie."
On the second day without powermy true love said to me, "Let's dine bycandle light. Or get a pizza and see amovie."
On the third day without power mytrue love said to me, "Gee! I'm glad wehave a wood stove, let’s dine by candlelight, Or get a pizza and see a movie."
On the fourth day without power,my true love said to me, "We'd betterhaul some water, Glad we have a woodstove, Let's dine by candle light Or geta pizza and see a movie."
On the fifth day without power mytrue love said to me, "I can't find my head lamp.......…. Better haul somewater, Glad we have a wood stove,Let's dine by candle light, Or get apizza and see a movie."
On the sixth day without power mytrue love said to me, I (you) need a
shower, I can't find my headlamp........,Better haul some water, Glad we have awood stove, Let's dine by candle lightOr get a pizza and see a movie."
On the seventh day without power,my true love said to me, " I stoked thefire last time, You need a shower, Ican't find my head lamp........ Betterhaul some water, Glad we have a woodstove, Let’s dine by candle light Or geta pizza and see a movie."
On the eighth day without power,my true love said to me, " How do wedo all these dishes? I stoked the firelast time, You need a shower, I can't find my headlamp......, Better haulsome water, Glad we have a woodstove, …….
On the ninth day without power,my true love said to me, " Your turn tofill the wood box, How do we do allthese dishes? I stoked the fire last time,You need a shower, I can't find myheadlamp......….
On the tenth day without powermy true love said to me, " Something
somewhere smells bad, Your turn to fillthe wood box, How do we do thesedishes? I stoked the fire last time …..
On the eleventh day withoutpower, my true love said to me,"WHAT ! ANOTHER blizzard ?Something somewhere smells bad,Your turn to fill the wood box, How dowe do these dishes ? ….
On the twelfth day without power,my true love said to me, "What anotherblizzard? WHAT ! ANOTHERblizzard?! Something somewheresmells bad, Your turn to fill the woodbox, How do we do all these dishes? Istoked the fire last time, You need ashower, I can't find my headlamp.......Better haul some water, Glad we have awood stove, Let's dine by candle light,Or get a pizza and see a movie "
This piece was performed at the ChristmasContra Dance in Nelson by Lisa Sieverts andMax Nunnenmaker.
Power trucks and workers taking a much needed break from the 24/7 job of cleaning up the mess from the Ice Storm. On this particularevening, Monday, December 21, there were ten trucks idling around the Common and up Center Pond Road. Some of Nelson had theirpower back by this day, but many others did not get power back until Christmas Eve or even after Christmas. Everyone helped each other aswe all made it through those rough days without power. It was also great to have the new firehouse facilities for showers, clothes washing, shared dinners and comradery. Most of us managed to maintain a good bit of humor throughout as noted by this parody below.
THE TWELVE DAYS WITHOUT POWER Christmas Season 2008
Rewording by Laurie and Jonathan Smith and Sung to the tune of the Twelve Days of ChristmasDedicated to all the hardworking souls who got us all back on line.
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CHURCH NEWS
from Hope Lothrop
Ne ls o n Co n g re g atio n al Chu rc h
During February vacation threeadults and seven youth fromN elso n , H a r r isv i l le , an dPeterborough went to the DC
area on a Mission Trip. Two and a halfdays was spent working with Habitat forHumanity and two and half days workingwith food for the needy distribution.Rev. Luther Durgin filled in for Dawnwhile she was with the youth on theMission Trip on February 22.
Ash Wednesday was on February 25.We observed the start of Lent by sharingin a joint worship service at the CheshamChurch at 7:00 pm.
On March 14 there will be a CornedBeef & Cabbage dinner. We will becelebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Comewearing your green and enjoy a greatmeal and camaraderie. Tickets are onsale now – Contact Joy Birdsey-Smith formore info.
Holy Week will be celebrated with aPalm Sunday Service, April 5; a MaundyThursday soup and bread supper thatwill be joint service with members fromThe Chapel-By-The-Lake at the NelsonChurch. The supper will be at 6:00 pmfollowed by a Tenebrae service at 7:00pm. Good Friday will be an observanceof prayer and reflection. The church willb e o p e n during th e day.S u n d a y morning at 6:30a m , April 12, wewill hold a S u n r i s eS e rv i c e on the churchs t e p s followed by ap a n c a k e b reak fa s t a t7:00 am. T h e f a m i l yE a s t e r Worship will beheld at 9:30 a m . A l l a r ewelcome.
Ch ap e l-b y -th e -Lake
Worship services are at 10:00 amwith Bible Study following theWorship service.
The Knitting Club meets Saturdaysfrom 10:00 – Noon. For moreinformation and to confirm meetingdates, call 446-7857 or 847-3231
Maundy Thursday will be a jointventure with the Nelson CongregationalChurch this year. There will be a soupand bread supper at 6:00 pm at theNelson Church followed by a TenebraeService at 7:00 pm. We invite all ourparishioners to share in this event withour brothers and sisters of the NelsonChurch. We are hoping that possiblynext year we can host this supper andservice.
LIBRARY NEWS from Kris Finnegan
T h re e n e w p ro g ram s a t th e O liv iaR o d h am M e m o ria l Lib ra ry
The library is offering one morefree educational "Tax Talk".This talk will be presented bypeople from H&R Block, but will
not be soliciting business for H&RB l o c k . C o m m o n l y M i s s e dDeductions and Mistakes will bepresented on Wednesday, March 11,2009, 7:00 pm. Wouldn't it be nice toknow if you were getting everything thatyou're entitled to? Absolutely! The taxtalk will provide you with the 10 mostcommonly missed deductions and
mistakes made on a tax return. Some aremedical expenses, state and local taxes,charitab le contributions, m ovingexpenses, etc.
The Nelson Olivia RodhamMemorial Library presents Fix YourCookbook. This program will teachyou how to repair a book that has adamaged binding. Why not rebind oneof Mom’s favorite cookbooks forMother’s Day? This program will be atthe library Wednesday, March 25, andWednesday, April 1, at 6:30 pm. AnneAmes will be teaching this class. Pleasecall 847-3214 for more info and to signup, or email [email protected].
The Nelson Library now has NHDownloadable Audio Books. Browseand search hundreds of great titles anddownload them to your computer,transfer them to a portable device (anMP3 player, sorry no IPods yet), or burnsome titles onto a CD for yourenjoyment anywhere, anytime. Thisservice includes many best sellingauthors, free software, automatic return,no late fees and they are availableanytime on a high speed connection.Stop at the library to sign up and get youraudio book number. If you would like tob r o w s e t h e s i t e g o t ohttp://nh.lib.overdrive.com.
For more information call the library at847- 3214 or [email protected]
THE PATIENCE OF
MARCH by Karen Tolman
Muddy March roads,
Harbingers of spring.
Dark and light weighed,
‘Til balance brings
The vernal equinox,
Growing daylight again.
Impatiently slowed,
By these miry tracks,
I yield to time’s gift,
To nurture my own path,
Weighing dark and light,
With the patience of March.
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RABIES CLINICSaturday, March 21, 2009
(snow date: April 4)9 a.m. to 12 noonNelson Town Hall
Dogs, cats, ferrets, & rabbits. $10.00 per animal.
Pets must be on leashes or in carriers. Town Clerks from Nelson,Sullivan & Stoddard will be available to do dog registrations.
Bring your current Rabies Certificate.
All communities welcome!
Nelson: A reminder that all dogs must be licensed
annually by May 1. A certificate showing an up-to-date
rabies shot must be presented to the Town Clerk atthe time of licensing.
Also, since 1995, Nelson has had a dog control law
that basically requires all dogs to be under the controlof the owner and not wandering about getting into
mischief.
WE PASS
THE HAT
Unlike public radio and
television fund-raisers, we
don’t have a toll-free
number for you to call or a
nifty premium to offer, nor do we
have corporate sponsorship; but we
do need your financial support.
The Grapevine- 2 is supported
solely by donations from you, our
readers. Our only costs are paper,
printing, labels, and postage.
If you enjoy receiving the
Grapevine, please use the enclosed
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Grapevine- 2
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Nelson, NH 03457
Thank you in advance for your
generosity.
MOVING IN STEP(continued from page 1)
ensued. The large blob continued to circlearound the space, forming some smallerblobs in the middle of the hall in order tomake room for all of us. Many heels werekicked-up, keeping time with the music,as we finished up the “blob” dance.
Additional contra dances, one calledby Iva deMartelly and Elena Mednick(NELSON’S YOUTH ARE CALLING),rounded out the evening, as dessert andmore information about The NelsonCommunity Project were shared in theLibrary. Our community thanks all whoshared in this wonderful evening
TOWN OF NELSON ON THE WEB
Be sure to visit our new town website. It has some great information on itincluding a town calendar, some up-to-date news stories, town officehours, and other town information. The home page of the website is:
http://www.townofnelson.comThere is now a section for the Grapevine, too. So if you want to see the
Grapevine in c o lo r check it out at:http://www.townofnelson.com/cultural-life/the-grapevine
The Nelson Olivia Rodham Memorial Library
presents
Fix Your CookbookThis program will teach you how to
repair a book that has a damaged binding. Why notrebind one of Mom’s favorite cookbooks for Mother’s
Day?
Wednesday, March 25 and Wednesday, April 1
at 6:30pm.
Anne Ames will be teaching this class.Please call 847-3214 for more info and to sign up or
email [email protected]
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A snowy Nelson road on a non-storm day. Photo by Dave Birchenough
It is not the strongest of
the species that survives,
nor the most intelligent
that survives. It is the
one that is the most
adaptable to change.
- Charles Darwin
Born February 12, 1809
EVENTSPeterborough Folk Music SocietyConcerts - 2008-2009
March 6, Co-Bill with David Mallett andthe Red Mollys
April 5, John Gorka, Eliza Gilkyson andCliff Eberhardt
MISSINGPICTURES
We seem to have mislaid the OldHome Day pictures that wereon display as posters in theTown Hall the past few years.
If you know where these might be,please get in touch with Beth Williams at847-9064 or with Kris at the Library at847-3214.
Many thanks!
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GRAPEVINE-2Grapevine-2 is a quarterly newsletterserving the Nelson/Munsonvillecommunity and is sponsored by theNelson Congregational Church. It ismade possible mostly by voluntarydonations from readers, with somesupplementary assistance from thechurch. Should donations exceedcosts, the surplus goes to the church.Contributions of articles, ideas,photos, or art are always welcome.
To contact the Grapevine-2, callElizabeth Williams (Beth) at
847-9064, or email to:
[email protected], or snailmail to:
Grapevine-275 Log Cabin RoadNelson, NH 03457
Grapevine-2 Committee: Hope Lothrop Kelly FrenchBert Wingerson Beth Williams
NEXT ISSUE
The next issue of the Grapevine-2 willbe published in mid June and is ourSchool Issue. We will be lookingfor pictures, essays, and other items
that have to do with our Nelson students.We always welcome stories, poems, newsitems, and event listings related to Nelson.
You may email submissions(preferred) to [email protected] mail them to Elizabeth Williams, 75Log Cabin Road, Nelson, NH, 03457. Please have items to Beth by May 15.
If you have questions you may callBeth at 847-9064.
The Grapevine-2 is printed by our
friends at Sims Press in
Peterborough, NH.
A Nelson DirectoryEmergency (Mutual Aid) . . . . . . . . . . 911
All fire, illness, and accident callsSelectmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-0047
Old Brick Schoolhouse; Tuesday, 9 a.m. - 12 noonWednesday, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.Wednesday, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. MeetingThursday, 9 a.m. - 12 noonJane Kirk (Chair), Sam Bouchie, MikeBlaudshun
Town Clerk/Tax Collector . . . . 847-9043Old Brick Schoolhouse, Tuesday, 9 a.m.-12 noon,Wednesday, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.Thursday, 9 a.m. - 12 noonTeri Upton (Notary Public)
Town Administrative Asst. . . . . 847-0047Joan Bosely
Planning Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-9082Old Brick Schoolhouse2 Thursday, 7 p.m.nd
Kathy Schillemat, ChairZoning Board-Adjustment . . . . 847-3403
Old Brick Schoolhouse1 Tuesday, 7 p.m.st
Dona Girvan, ChairHighway Department . . . . . . . . 847-9705
Mike Tarr, at Town BarnFire Chief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-9045
Rick LothropPolice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352-1291
Richard Pratt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ChiefBuilding Sexton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-9719
George WarnerState Representatives, District 24:
Daniel A. Eaton Tara A. Sad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lucy Weber
State Senator, District 7 & 8:Harold Janeway . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Odell
Supervisors of the Checklist . . . 847-3290Rita Schillemat, Bea Warner, Betsey Church
Olivia Rodham Memorial Library . . . . . . . . . . 847-3214Kris Finnegan, LibrarianHOURSMonday, 3 - 7 p.m.Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Wednesday, 5 - 8 p.m.Thursday, 2 - 5 p.m.Saturday, 9 a.m.-12 noon
Nelson School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847-3408School Board - 2 Wednesday, 4 p.m.nd
at Nelson SchoolConservation Commission . . . . 847-9995
Bud French, ChairYouth Groups:
Cub ScoutsBoy Scouts, Rich Crowe4-H
Shrub branches laden with nearly an inch of ice after the storm. Photo byGordon Peery
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