To The Daily Sun,
On July 20 the Community Garden Club of Meredith hosted a free program supported by a generous grant from New Hampshire Humanities. “Unusual Weathervanes of the Granite State” presented by Glenn Knoblock was held at the Meredith Community Center. The audience was packed and attendees were most enthusiastic as they learned more about “NH on High.” Four examples of local Meredith weathervanes highlighted in the presentation included: Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant, First Baptist Church, First Congregational Church and Mill Falls Marketplace.
Many thanks to the following for their help and support: Greater Meredith Program sign program, MVSB for posting on their digital signs in both Meredith and Laconia, Meredith DPW, the staff at the Meredith Community Center, Hannaford Supermarket, the Meredith News, The Weirs Times and The Laconia Daily Sun.
Garden Club members volunteer in many areas of Meredith. As you are walking in our town, notice the signs indicating that volunteers plant and maintain the gardens that we all enjoy.
Carol F. Gerken
Meredith
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