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THE CONWAY DAILY SUN, Black Friday, Wednesday, November 27, 2019—

Events to make shopping both merry, bright

CONWAY — An excit-ing lineup of holiday events aimed at making the shopping experience this season even more fes-tive is set to take place in and around Settlers Green in North Conway, beginning Nov. 29.

• Black Friday, Nov. 29. Stores open at 6 a.m. The fi rst 100 shoppers at Cus-tomer Service receive a free gift bag (one per family). Complimentary raffl es run every 30 minutes until 10 a.m. Stores close at 8 p.m. Special shopping hours all weekend.

• Photos with Santa, Nov. 29 and Dec. 7, 14 and

21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Photos with Santa is sponsored by MWV Kiwanis Club.

Visit Santa’s Workshop at Suite D-28 next to Yankee Candle. Photos cost $12 — kids, families and even pets are wel-come. Santa will be here on Black Friday and every Saturday lead-ing up to Christmas, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

• Holiday festival and tree lighting, Saturday, Dec. 7, noon-4:30 p.m. A long-standing tradi-tion with complimen-tary activities starting

see EVENTS page 2

Kiwanis Club of Mount Washington Valley is offering photos with Santa for three weekends in December. Visit Santa’s Workshop at Suite D-28 next to Yankee Candle in Settlers Green. The shopping mall is also offering many other events, including a holiday festival and tree lighting on Dec. 7 from noon-4:30 p.m. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)

BLACK FRIDAY

— THE CONWAY DAILY SUN, Black Friday, Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Located in the lobby of Eastern Slope Inn North Conway Village • Open Daily 10–5

• • • Open 10-3 on Wednesday • • • 603-733-5144 • www.ItsMyGirlfriends.com

Shop Local

We are ready for the holidays! Are you?

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Roger HaineMerry Christmas to all our friends from Skehan Home Center

STORE HOURS:Mon-Fri 7-4 • Sat 7-3

Wed., Nov 27 thru Sat., Dec 14

Very special delivery

A crew unloads 250 Christmas trees last Friday morning at Paris Farmers Union in Redstone. The Douglas fi rs are grown near Bangor, Maine. The truck holds 650 trees. (MARK GUERRINGUE PHOTO)

at noon, including the Cranmore Mini Tubing Park on the Green, horse-drawn sleigh rides, carolers from local schools and music groups, and hot chocolate and candy canes at Customer Service. Shop-

pers can enter to win a $500 holiday shop-ping spree throughout the day leading up to the 4:30 p.m. tree lighting at Streetside near Skechers and Francesca’s.

• Holiday Homecoming, Friday, Dec. 13,

EVENTS from page one

see EVENTS page 8

Holiday gift ideas for sports fans in your life

Holiday shopping for a sports enthusiast or two?

If you’ve gifted some of the standard items in the past — T-shirts, jerseys, hoodies — you may be looking for some clever new ways to show your love.

Check out these fun ideas for brightening the season of your favorite sports fans.

• Team colors that suit them: Want to go way above and beyond when outfi tting hockey fans with cool apparel?

Thanks to a Men’s Wear-house and Jos. A. Bank partner-ship with the National Hockey League, there’s now a brand-new outlet to express support for your favorite NHL team while looking professional and refi ned.

Hockey fans and the gift-giv-ers who love them can customize suits, sport coats and vests by selecting their preferred fabric, fi t and new digitally printed linings featuring their favorite NHL team logo.

Available at Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank stores nation-wide, looking your best while supporting your favorite team

this season has never been so easy. To learn more, go to menswearhouse.com or jos-bank.com.

• Stub log: Help nostalgic fans preserve valued memora-bilia with a ticket stub diary.

This gift will allow them to migrate the growing, disorga-nized pile of ticket stubs in the desk drawer to a log designed for this purpose, as well as give them an opportunity to share a few thoughts about each game they attend.

• A good catch: Whether organizing a game of two-hand touch or shooting hoops, now your favorite athletes can play their favorite games with a cus-tomized ball designed by you.

Brands like PhotoBall allow gift-givers to upload photos and logos to its site, that the company then prints on the sports ball of their choice.

This holiday season, check out the latest and greatest gift ideas that will give the sports fans in your life a new way to show off their love of the game.

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North Conway Village • 603.356.3854Open Daily 10am-6pm

Gift with purchase while supplies

last and Special Plaid

Discounts throughout!

Weaving together the threads of our community by supporting

local businesses.

WEAR PLAID, SHOP LOCAL.

It’s Been Said, “If We Don’t Have It, You Don’t Need It.”

The shop houses an eclectic collection of

antiques, collectibles, gifts and whimsies

arranged tastefully in two stories...

Plus - Gourmet Food Section & Candy Corner

Open Daily 10-5

OPEN HOUSESat., Nov 30th & Sun., Dec. 1st

TREE LIGHTINGSat., Nov. 30th

603-539-79101543 Province Lake Rd, Rt. 153, Effingham, NH

Ye Olde Sale Shoppe

1 mile south on Rt. 113 • Madison • 367-4784 Mon-Sat 5am-9pm • Sun 6am-9pm.

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CONWAY — Looking for a meaningful way to shop for holiday gifts while also supporting the local community hospital?

You can fi nd just the right gifts for the holidays and also raise money for a good cause at the Sun-catcher Gift Shop.

Located in the main lobby of Memorial Hospital, the Suncatcher Gift Shop is staffed and run by vol-unteers. The shop is stocked with many items that will be sure to please folks on any holiday shopping list. A large assortment of clothing, Snoozies slippers, jewelry, hats, scarves, diabetic socks, baby items, Melissa and Doug toys, books and stocking stuffers are stocked on the shelves awaiting holiday shoppers.

All the proceeds from the shop go to support patient care, programs and scholarships. Recent gifts to the hospital include a new fi sh tank for residents at Merri-man House, and a knee rehabilitation machine for the Rehabilitation Services Department.

Additional items supported over the years have included walkers, wheelchairs and items for the Family Birthing Center.

Memorial Hospital has a great team of volunteers who donate thousands of hours and have raised thousands of dollars to support the health-care needs of the Mount Washington Valley. As part of the hospital team, they are dedicated to support the hospital and the health care services it provides by volunteering their time and talents.

Shop hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m-4 p.m. The shop also is offering its annual 12 Days of Christmas specials, which will run Monday–Friday, Dec. 2- Dec. 17. Discounts will be announced every morning for different items.

For more information on the gift shop and how to volunteer at Memorial Hospital, call Peter Waugh, volunteer coordinator, at (603) 356-5461 ext. 2291 or email him at [email protected].

Memorial Hospital is located at 3073 White Moun-

tain Highway in North, Conway. For more informa-tion, go to memorialhospitalnh.org.

Memorial Hospital is a not-for-profi t 25-bed Criti-cal Access Hospital located in North Conway and is a member of the MaineHealth family. Its hospital services include a 24-hour emergency department, surgery center, clinical laboratory, heart health and wellness programs, imaging services, cardiopulmo-nary care, family birthing center, oncology, chemo-therapy. orthopedics and physical therapy.

Remember to shop local (and support Memorial Hospital)

The Suncatcher Gift Shop at Memorial Hospital will have some-thing for everyone on your holiday gift list. (COURTESY PHOTO)


Located at The Local Grocer3358 Wht. Mtn.

Hwy., Rt. 16/302,

No. Conway(just north of

the village) 603-356-6068

Serving an Organic Thanksgiving Dinner with vegan and gluten free options.

1:00-5:00pm

Make reservations online at

tableandtonic.com

Wednesday, December 4th - 4-7pm

An AVEDA Salon

& Boutique 87 Mechanic St · North Conway Village 603-356-6995

Jingle, Mingle & Cheer

Holiday Open House

• Appetizers & Holiday Cheer, Aveda Products and Mini Services

• Root Cellar Boutique & Annual Discount• Stop in for a few minutes or stay for the evening! • We want to say Thank You

and Happy Holidays!

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The

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KNIFE SHARPENING

CELEBRATING 21 YEARS!20% OFF SELECT ITEMS THRU

SUNDAY DEC. 1STSpecial Orders &

Shipping Available

BEST "LITTLE" SHOP IN TOWN!Norcross Place • North Conway Village • 356-4155 • SawyerRiver.com

On average, there has been an astonish-ing 60 percent decline in the size of popu-lations of mammals, birds, fi sh, reptiles and amphibians in just over 40 years, according to the most recent World Wild-life Fund Living Planet Report, and the top threat to species is human activity.

Adjusting holiday traditions to be friendlier toward the planet — as well as the people and animals who rely on

a healthy environment to survive — can be a meaningful way to spread goodwill during the season.

Here are three ideas for doing so:• Waste not: Wasted food represents

about 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions and is a main contributor to deforestation and the depletion of global

Eco-friendly holiday tipsGive gifts all will love, while giving back to the planet

see ECO-FRIENDLY page 15

This holiday season, why not select wildlife-themed gifts that help protect nature while also pleasing your loved ones with your thoughtfulness? (KEITH ARNOLD/WORLD WILDLIFE FUND)

CONCORD — The gifts that outdoor enthusiasts really want are just a click away at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s online gift shop at shopwildnh.com.

Every purchase you make goes to support the department’s work conserving and manag-ing the Granite State’s natural resources.

In addition, all purchase prices include free shipping.

Customer favorites include:• 2020 New Hampshire

Wildlife Calendar. The department’s award-

winning calendar ($12) features photography of local wildlife and includes hunting and fi shing season dates.

• Gift subscription to the New Hampshire Wildlife Journal.

The full-color, bi-monthly mag-azine that explores New Hamp-shire’s wildlife and outdoor recreation with no advertising. A great gift idea at just $12 for one year (six issues) or $20 for two years. Discover what’s WILD in the Granite State.

• WILD Deal. Order by Dec. 6, and get a full

year of New Hampshire Wildlife Journal PLUS the 2018 New Hampshire Wildlife calendar for just $18.

• “New Hampshire’s Wild Eats: Cooking Your Catch.”

The department’s new cook-

book ($17) features 50 contem-porary recipes that transform traditional harvests of large and small game, fi sh and seafood and game birds and waterfowl into thoroughly modern and adven-turous fare.

Each recipe was developed with the everyday cook in mind.

• Gift certifi cates for 2020 fi shing or hunting licenses.

Hunting and fi shing license gift certifi cates are redeemable at any license agent or use it at Fish and Game Department Headquarters.

Order by mail or call (603) 271-3422 to order by phone. Gift certifi cates available now; 2020 license sales start Dec. 13.

• Fish and Game Depart-ment logo hats, shirts, mugs and novelties.

Quality clothing includes hooded sweatshirts and Fish and Game tees.

This year’s hot new clothing item is the vintage-inspired Fish and Game logo on a soft, heather gray tee.

• Hike Safe Card. Perfect for the hiker, kayaker,

climbe, or skier on your list. Sup-ports Fish and Game search and rescue and exempts the holder from certain liability for repay-ing search and rescue costs.

New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is authorized

Fish and Game offering clothing, calendars, more

see FISH AND GAME page 11


Fresh Maine Oysters on the Half Shell$1.50 each

Turn West at the Eastern Slope Inn, follow our signs for 1.5 miles • West Side Road by Echo Lake, North Conway

603-356-5578 • thelobstertraprestaurant.com for prices and complete menu

Lobsters!Try our Lobsters the Traditional New England Way, boiled in our

from 1 pound to 3 pounds

Early Bird Specials11:30am-5:00pm

Soups & Salads • SandwichesFresh Taunton Bay Oysters

Just for KidsDinner for Land Lovers

Italian Seafood SpecialtiesBroiled Seafood Dinners

Surf & TurfFried Seafood Dinners

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159 East Conway Rd., Ctr. Conway • Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30-5:00(1/8 mile past Police Station on right on East Conway Rd.)

Full Service Repair FacilityThere's a good reason customers keep coming back!

Visit us on the web at redstoneautos.com • 603-733-5930

Gift Certificates Make Great Gifts!Available in any amount for automotive

repair and service needs.

79 Main Street, Center Ossipee • 603-301-1414

Head on down the tracks, park your caboose, and blow off some steam!

Serving Lunch & DinnerDaily Specials

Open Daily 11-8, Closed Monday

Purchase a $100 Gift Certificate

and receive a$20 Gift Certificate FREE!

Open their world with booksFor young and old alike, books make

great holiday gifts. To wow your favor-ite readers this season, consider the fol-lowing titles, which will allow them to become armchair explorers, travel back in time, or even take an inner journey to learn more about themselves.

• Send loved one on a global jour-ney that explores the innovations and ingenuity of the world’s most iconic structures with “Man-Made Wonders of the World.” Featuring breathtaking images, this celebration of the world that humans have built over thousands of years features the history, architec-ture and stories behind the Golden Gate Bridge, the Great Wall of China, the Great Pyramid of Giza and more.

• From orchids to opals and lichens to lizards, “Wonders of Nature” pro-fi les 100 animals, plants, rocks, miner-als and microorganisms. Vivid photos, illustrations and storybook descrip-

tions let readers of all ages discover their myths, legends and facts.

• Jetsetters will love “Where to Go When: Unforgettable Trips for Every Month,” the ultimate vacation plan-ner, showcasing the most amazing places in the world and the best time of year to see them. Combining narrative with photography, the book brings to life over 100 destinations across the globe — including Costa Rica’s rainforests, the clouds in Nepal, Croatia’s cypress-clad islands and the saw-toothed crags of Canada’s Rocky Mountains.

• Steeped in the wisdom of the Vedas, “A Yogic Path Oracle Deck” by Sahara Rose, is a tool to access yogic intuition. Each card represents aspects of the self, symbolized by sacred fi gures and concepts that are integral to yoga and Ayurveda. Illuminated with ethereal

see BOOKS page 7

Books make great gifts, since you can tailor them to the recipients’ interests. (COURTESY PHOTO)


Our Biggest Saleof the Year!

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...............................................Outerwear • Sunglasses • Goggles

Footwear • Winter Accessories • More!

North Conway Village (across from Sun and Ski Sports) 603-356-5039 SynergySportswear.com • Sun-Thurs 9-6, Fri & Sat 9-8

*Certain exceptions apply. See store for details.

20% OffYour Entire Purchase*

Nov. 29th - Dec. 1st

1-800-458-1838$99

SPECIAL3 hour rental Sunday thru

Friday

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Enjoy the scenic terrain on our NEW Polaris snowmobilesPark and ride at either of our locations...

532 Main Street, Fryeburg,ME and 325 Main Street, Gorham, NH

QualityGenerations Trust

504 Main St., Gorham, NHwww.labonville.com

Hours: M-F 8-5, Sat. 8-4, Sun. 10-4

Mexico, ME • 207-364-7079Madison, ME • 207-474-8815

Hours: M-F 8-5, Sat. 8-4, Sun. 10-4

Closed Thanksgiving

Black Friday SaleFriday, Nov. 29th to

Sunday, Dec. 1st 20% OFF* ENTIRE STORE

including our discontinued items that are already marked

down 50% OFF!

New Hampshire OutletNorth Conway, NH • 603-356-5393

Open: Mon-Sat 8–5:00, Sun 10-5:00

Clip this coupon for

AN EXTRA 10% OFFIn store only.

Friday, Nov. 29th.* Excluding Power Equipment and Traction Chains

Open till 6PM on

Black Friday

artwork by Danielle Noel, the cards provide insight into the present and guidance for the future, unlocking

a deeper understanding of self. The accompanying full-color guide pro-vides complete descriptions of each

BOOKS from page 6

see BOOKS page 14

White Birch Books in North Conway offers great choices for readers of all ages. (COURTESY PHOTO)


Shop LocalSmall Business

SaturdayNov. 30th!

10% OFF With this coupon.

Some exclusions may apply.

Sales throughout the store!

at the Tramway Marketplace!

Junction of Routes 16 & 25 (Next to McDonald's) • West Ossipee • Open 7 Days • 603-539-5700

Tramway Artisans70,000 Gifts & More!

Greeting Cards for Every Special Occasion!

A Unique Selection of Stocking Stuffers & Holiday Gift Ideas.

Beautiful Christmas Wreaths For Sale

at

Museum of North Conway.

Zeb's by the museum

to the museum.Purchase a gorgeous wreath and help this wonderful organization.

Zeb's General Store in the

Enjoy our wonderful historic village with many shops, restaurants

AND Zeb's - a shopping experience unlike any other!

Zeb's General Store

Saco Valley Sports Center

Rt 302, 95 Pine St., Fryeburg • (207) 935-3777email: [email protected] • sacovalleysportscenter.com

15 Minutes of FREE GOLF

or 1 Game of FREE BOWLING

*Open play only, 1/person/day. With this coupon*

3-7 p.m. A new, community-driven event taking place throughout Set-tlers Green. The event is highlighted by a Pop-Up Artisan Marketplace, fea-

turing 20 local artisans at Suite C-22. Complimentary food and beverages will be provided. Local school groups will be hosting fi re pits with s’mores, hot

A happy raffl e winner of $500 is seen at last year’s tree lighting at Settlers Green in North Conway. This year’s holiday tree lighting takes place Saturday, Dec. 7. (COURTESY PHOTO)

EVENTS from page 2

see EVENTS page 10


chocolate and cookies. Stores and restaurants will be hosting open houses with local specials. A shop-pers raffl e will take place at Cus-tomer Service.

Also on Dec. 13, Barley & Salt will host an Ugly Sweater Party with deejay Haylstorm spinning hits from 4-8 p.m. The party will also feature the Awkward Family Photo Booth, and the “most awk-ward” photo of the night will win a Barley & Salt gift card, voted on by the bartenders of the evening. Holiday props and sweaters will be provided for the photo booth; patrons are encouraged to wear their own ugly sweaters.

• Settlers Green is home to Angels & Elves for the fi fth con-secutive year. Angels & Elves provides gifts during the holiday season to more than 600 under-served children in the Mount Washington Valley. Elf Head-quarters is located at Suite G-20 near New Balance. For more information, call (603) 356-8710.

Settlers Green is currently oper-ating under fall shopping hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 10

a.m.-6 p.m. Sundays. Special hours during Black

Friday weekend and the Decem-ber holiday vacation week are posted at settlersgreen.com.

Settlers Green includes 70 stores, restaurants and services. The property is managed by OVP

Management, Inc. The Newton, Mass.-based real-

estate development company has developed over 500,000 square feet of commercial properties in North Conway. It manages Set-tlers Green, Settlers Crossing and Settlers Green Streetside.

Windy Fields Farm

1170 Route 16, Ossipee, NH • 603-651-5877 • [email protected]

Christmas Treesand Wreaths

Custom Made Mattresses & Box Springs Since 1953

Specializing in Standard, Antique & Custom RV Sizes

Better Nights — Make — Better Days!

85 County Farm Rd., Ossipee, NH • 603-539-6256www.sunsetmattressfactory.com

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you for your patronage.

45 SEAVEY STREET, NORTH CONWAY VILLAGE356-7000 • VITOFOODS.COM

Reopening Friday, November 29 at 4:30pmWe look forward to serving you!

Holiday Gift Cards Available!

(12 and under)

Reservations are required

Serving Thanksgiving Day 2:00-9:00 PM

First Quality Barrels for AR, AK, 10-22 Rifles and more. Limited Runs and Fully Functional

"Blemished Barrels".GMRB is a Gold Level Cases Knife Dealer

Come visit our Factory Store at153 West Main St, Conway, NH

603-447-1095 • Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm

FREAKY FRIDAY!

Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm, Closed Sun. & Mon.

FRIDAY, NOV. 29TH

KHS students deliver gifts to Angels & Elves in Settlers Green in 2017. Elf HQ this year is next to New Balance. Stop by to make a difference to a child. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)

EVENTS from page 8


to sell voluntary Hike Safe Cards for $25 per person and $35 per family.

The Hike Safe card is valuable for anyone hiking, paddling, cross country skiing or engaging in other outdoor recreation.

People who obtain the cards are not liable to repay rescue costs if they need to be rescued.

An individual may still be liable for response expenses if the actions that created the need for the emergency response meet cri-teria set forth by legislation (RSA 206:26-bb).

The 2020 Hike Safe card sales started Nov. 21; the cards are valid for one year beginning Jan. 1, 2020.

• Shop WILD Saturday. On Dec. 14, visit the NH Fish

and Game Department, 11 Hazen Drive, Concord from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. for a true holiday shopping experience.

Gift certifi cates, merchandise and all the trimmings for outdoor enthusiasts will be on sale. In addi-tion, Jane Kelly will be introducing visitors to some of New Hampshire’s’ birds of prey, James Benvenuti and

K-9 Cora will be meeting fans of TV's "North Woods Law:New Hampshire"; and Hannah Verville will be selling her homemade chocolate chip cookies and dog treats to benefi t the Depart-ment’s K-9 Program. See you there!

Rt. 16 & 302, Intervale • 356-0757 • www.lucyhardware.comOpen 7 Days — Monday-Friday 7-5:30; Saturday 7-5; Sunday 8-4

Freshly-cut Christmas Trees, Handmade Wreaths, and Kissing Balls.

Toys, Gift Certificates, Power Tools and so many more great gift ideas.

Your Authorized

Repair Center

White Birch Books2568 Main St., No. Conway • 356-3200 • www.whitebirchbooks.com

Celebrating

27YEARS!

Friday, Nov. 29, is

PLAID FRIDAYLET’S CELEBRATE!

Wear your plaid and get 10% off throughout the store* or spend

$50 with us and get a free Ragged Mountain PLAID Scarf!

Pick up your Shop Small & Win Big Game Board!!

*Some restrictions apply

WHAT! You Have Bare Walls?

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Vintage Ski Posters

Oil Paintings

Your Photos To Canvas

ClassicArt

Local Art

Oversize Wall Canvas

Located in the lower level of the HandCrafter’s Barn.2473 White Mountain Highway, No. Conway • 603-356-8996

All Our Frames Are Real Wood, Covered In Glass, And American Made.

Framed With Care To Last A Lifetime.

1903 White Mtn Hwy, North Conway 307-1036

www.cigarshenanigans.comMon.-Sat. 11am-1am,

Sun. 11am-11pm

CIGAR & COCKTAIL LOUNGE

65 CoolThings

1. We're open every day! And after dark! In North Conway!!

2. We have a ton of premium, hand-rolled cigars nestled in our walk-in humidor!

3. Our liquor selection will make you drool with delight!

4. You can bring your own delicious food (because we don't have any)!

5. We have so much room for activities!6. We have the DirecTV Sunday Ticket! Watch your game with us!

7. We now sell pipes and pipe tobacco!

ABOUTX7 X

Open Thanksgiving

Day, 5-11:00-ish pm

Help keep our community warm this winter by donating your unwanted winter coats (mittens, hats & gloves) to those in need.

All sizes welcome, but especially those for children and teenagers. Drop off items at either our North Conway or

Lincoln offices and we will make sure they get donated toThe Revolving Closet, Children Unlimited,

and other local charities. All sizes welcome! Thank you for your support.

www.whitemountainoil.com • 2820 White Mtn. Hwy., N. Conway Vill.

FISH AND GAME from page 5

Fish and Game logo hooded sweatshirt is 50 percent cotton/50 percent polyester. Dark green, adult sizes. $26 with free shipping. To order, go to wildlife.state.nh.us.


Full Line YETI®

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Valspar PaintBuy 1 Gal &

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Purchase any Christmas Tree $45 & up & receive a FREE Floral Quality 6" Poinsettia!

755 White Mountain Hwy., Rt 16, Ossipee NH 603-539-2440 • acehardware.com

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374-2277 • www.bearnotchskitouring.com • Route 302, Bartlett(only 15 minutes from North Conway, 3.7 miles west of Attitash)

Good News Cross Country SkiersBear Notch Ski Touring Center’s 24th Annual Open House

Friday – Sunday Nov. 29, 30 and Dec. 1 (10am - 4 pm)

$5.00 OFF for previous Season Passs Holders!FREE Season Passes will be issued to anyone up to 18 years old

Preseason prices on 2019-2020 BNST adult membership$155.00 (reg. $170.00) - Couples - $150.00 each – Seniors 65+ $145.00

(Please bring 1”x1” picture) Phone Orders Welcome for Discount Program! Call 374-2277

20% discount on new equipment packagesLooking for a great deal? Check out last season’s

Rossignol rental and demo packages.

Take a complimentary scenic walk or (maybe a ski) on our trails in the pristine upper Saco River Valley.

Let us make a Bear Notch Believer out of you!

356-0490 • www.theruggedmill.comMain St., North Conway Village

next to Badger Realty

CLEARANCE 30-70% OFF

(select styles)

Perfect for the Cold Weather and the Holidays

Plaid Friday SaleStarts Wednesday, Nov. 27th • 10am-6pm

Friday & Saturday 8am-9pm

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CENTER HARBOR — The offi cial lighting of the town Christmas tree will take place at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, with free hot chocolate, cookies and caroling by members of the Center Harbor Town Band. Small Business Saturday will be celebrated all day on Nov. 30 and will showcase special offers and discounts.

The Center Harbor Community Development Association is working with American Express to celebrate Shop Small, also known as Small Business Saturday, in a big way.

According to CHCDA event Chair Michelle Taft: “American Express pioneered this national event to support and celebrate Small Busi-nesses and their contribution to their communi-ties. This is the fourth year we are continuing the tradition. So, on Saturday, Nov. 30, virtually every restaurant and retail business in Center Harbor will be offering special discounts, deals and promotions all day long.”

According to Center Harbor Parks and Recreation Director Sandy Frost, every participating business will have signs identifying themselves as partici-pants. She added, “Just look for the Small Business Saturday sign in front of the store for discounts on food, books, locally produced crafts art and just about everything else you can think of.”

This year, the town and the community develop-ment association will hold their fourth annual offi -cial Christmas tree lighting at the Town Green at 5 p.m. The entire village will kick off the Christmas season with coordinated lighting displays on virtu-ally every building.

The family-friendly event features free hot choc-olate and cookies as well as a choral performance of traditional Christmas and holiday songs by the Center Harbor Band.

Town Band leader Carlos Martinez and the rest of the band have been busy preparing a performance of traditional Christmas music for the event, with Martinez noting, “We’re honoring an old New Eng-land tradition of Christmas caroling with something for every member of the family.”

The fi rst-ever Small Business Saturday took place Nov 27, 2010. It encouraged people across the coun-try to support small, local businesses. From Wash-ington, D.C., to Washington state, governors, mayors, senators, even President Barack Obama all voiced

their support for Small Business Saturday.Michele Taft, owner of Bayswater Books in

Center Harbor, added, “This event continues to prove that big things can come in small pack-ages. Center Harbor is a small community, with unique retail businesses offering all kinds of goods and gifts, much of it locally sourced and produced here in New Hampshire.

“Plus our restaurants offer everything from casual to fi ne dining,” Taft continued.

“Shopping and dining locally means creating jobs for ourselves and our neighbors and keeping the local community economic climate healthy.”

According to Harry Viens, chairman of the Center Harbor Board of Selectmen: “The town has been working in close coordination with the Center Harbor Community Development Asso-ciation on all their events including SkateFest, LobsterFest and Small Business Saturday.

“The Center Harbor Community Develop-ment Association is made up of local businesses and organizations, volunteering our time and resources, to enhance the beauty and appeal of Center Harbor,” Viens said.

Small Business Saturday, tree lighting in Center Harbor

The lighting of the Center Harbor town Christmas tree (seen last year) will be Friday, Nov. 29, at 5 p.m., complete with caroling and cookies. (COURTESY PHOTO)


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card as well as suggestions for work-ing with the deck.

• Great explor-ers have one thing in common: a desire to leap into the unknown, no matter how danger-ous that might be.

In “Explorers,” an exciting non-fi ction storybook for children by Nellie Huang, read-ers venture into steam-ing jungles in search of lost temples, fi ght off frostbite in the Arctic and blast off into space as they meet famous explorers.

From Ferdinand Magellan’s fi rst cir-cumnavigation of the world to Barbara Hillary’s treks to the

North and South poles while in her 70s, this book documents the trials of those who rewrote our understanding

of the world. Amazing cross-sec-

tions show detailed looks inside Spanish galleons, lost cities and spaceships, hand-drawn maps reveal intrepid jour-neys in great detail, and photographs highlight the arti-facts and relics found along the way. For more great gift ideas, go to dk.com/us.

This holiday season, give the gift of discov-ery with books that let readers expand their knowledge of the world.

— StatePoint

BOOKS from page 7

“Explorers: Amazing Tales of the World’s Greatest Adventurers” is perfect for kids age 7-9 (grades 2-4). (COURTESY PHOTO)


OCC Annual Christmas FairSaturday, November 30 • 10am-2pm • Ossipee Town Hall

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water sources. Shopping for foods grown and raised sustainably can reduce the footprint of your holiday menu.

You can green your holidays further by reducing your plastic consumption. It’s projected that by 2050, the total amount of plastic waste in the oceans will weigh more than all fi sh, and 99 percent of seabirds will have ingested plastics. Shop with reusable tote bags and opt for gift wrap and decor made only from sustainable materials.

• Give gifts that give back: When you make a donation this holi-day season, consider giving gifts that help protect nature, such as those found on WWF’s online gift center.

For animal lovers, WWF’s wild-life-themed gifts are a good choice. Symbolic species adoptions, are edu-cational and fun. There are more than 100 species available, ranging from favorites like sloths, elephants, tigers, pandas and polar bears, to new offer-ings like the ladybug, gentoo penguin and hawksbill turtle bale.

All symbolic adoption donations made through the gift catalog come

with an adoption certifi cate, as well as a color photo and description card of the adopted species. Adoptions of $55 or more come with a soft animal plush of the adopter’s choosing.

Other gift selections include socks, featuring fl amingoes, tigers, wolves, hedgehogs and more; T-shirts and sweatshirts; plus elephant slippers, animal puppets and panda bobble-heads. For more information, call (800) CALL-WWF (800-225-5993) or go to worldwildlife.gifts.

• Fundraise: Throwing a holiday bash? Deck the halls with purpose by combining your entertaining efforts with a fundraiser dedicated to pro-tecting the environment.

For example, with WWF’s Panda Nation campaign, you can turn any special occasion into an opportunity to protect threatened species and wild places around the world, while raising awareness about important issues.

By making small changes to your favorite holiday traditions, a joyful and rewarding holiday season can go hand-in-hand with helping wildlife and nature thrive.

— StatePoint

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