Another Great
Benefit Supper - Meat Loaf Dinner - sponsored by the American Legion Post
112, Short Falls Road, Epsom, will be held Saturday, February 21, 2009, 4:30
to 7:00 p.m. (Snow Date, February 22nd, 2009).
Donation is: Adults, $7.00; Children, 6-12, $3.00; Under 6, FREE.
Bring your appetite!
The Menu will consist of Meat Loaf, Potatoes, Vegetables, Salad, Beverage &
Homemade Desserts.
Door Prizes & 50/50 Raffle.
Proceeds To Benefit Post 112 Community Activities.
Join us for a great meal and bring a friend along.
We have a table just for you!
The Letter To The Editor in the February 11, 2009, edition of the
Suncook Valley Sun thanking Out Of Your Attic Thrift Shop was
written by Brenda Churchill.
Salty Dog Pottery/Children’s Workshops
School Vacation Week
2/23/09-2/27/09
Different Clay Projects Each Day
For Information
Cost and Schedule
Please Contact
435-6014 Or
[email protected]
Stop in at the Chichester Town Library and look for one of these
intriguing titles in the Non-Fiction section: Smart Cookies – Guide
To Making More Dough by Jennifer Barrett, Unpacking The Boxes by
Donald Hall, or Born Country – How Faith, Family And Music Brought
Me Home by Randy Owen, Song Writer and Leader Singer of Alabama.
It’s time to take a look at your March calendar and pencil in the
dates for Town governance. The School District Meeting will be
Saturday March 7 in the morning. It usually doesn’t last much later
than noon. Tuesday, March 10, will be Voting Day for Town and School
District Officers. Be sure to cast your ballot and have in mind a
few good, serious names for write-ins if necessary. Saturday, March
14, is Town Meeting Day. Be prepared to spend the day. Usually it is
about 4 p.m. before the last article on the warrant comes up. Lunch
will be available for purchase.
Consumers
Respond To Sale Featuring Furniture Made In The USA
Harris Family Furniture launched their Celebrate your American Home
promotion in January. The retailer partnered with domestic manufacturers to
offer their customers discounts on products made in this country.
“American’s make the finest furniture in the world, so it seemed only
natural to feature American made products during this promotion” said Mark
Morin the store manager of Harris Family Furniture’s Laconia store.
“New Hampshire consumers realize the overall positive impact they have by
buying locally and supporting regional furniture manufactures. When they can
get a great buy at the same time, it’s a good combination” said Russ Harris
at Harris’s location on Tenney Mtn. Highway in Plymouth.
Will Harris at the company’s Chichester store reported, “Due to overall
conditions, business has not exactly been booming, but it is encouraging to
see consumers respond. Quality has never been more important, and when we
can combine that quality with great prices it makes for a great value.”
The Celebrate your American Home promotion concludes on February 16th at all
three Harris Family Furniture locations. More information can be found at
the company’s website.
www.harrisfamilyfurniture.com
Bentley
University Names Local Students To President’s List For Fall 2008 Semester
Bentley University, Waltham, Mass., Dean of Business Michael J. Page, and
Dean of Arts and Science, Catherine Davy, recently announced the names of
local residents who were named to the President’s List for extraordinary
academic achievement in the Fall 2008 Semester.
Sean M. McKay of Chichester, as a sophomore, majoring in undecided
business.
Robert Mark Thomas of Chichester, as a freshman, majoring in undecided
business.
Matthew David Wessels of Epsom, as a freshman, majoring in undecided
business.
To be named to the President’s List, a full-time student must have a grade
point average 3.7 or higher with no course grade below 3.0 during the term.
Letter
Election Time
Hello, my name is David Kenneally.
I would like to point out a few of my accomplishments and qualifications.
Instead of hiring contractors to repair/rebuild, Center Road we did the work
ourselves saving the town of Chichester a minimum of $200,000.00. I have put
in place a bridge program to seal the bridges protecting the town’s
investment. As well we worked on ditching the entire town and replacing
culverts along the way to reduce the damages done by ground water and
flooding. The floods we get every year do not cause as much damage due to
the fact that these culverts have been replaced.
Over the past few years I have added equipment and trucks to the department
which reduced the need for contractors. When I started, Chichester Highway
department only had a Backhoe and a Grader, the highway department now has a
Loader, an Excavator, Grader, three (3) six wheel dump trucks, a One-Ton and
a Blazer saving the town of Chichester thousands of dollars every year in
rental fees.
Most of this equipment has been purchased with money from my budget along
the years. I want everyone to be aware and realize that for 2009 I have cut
the Highway Department budget by $60,000.00 to help offset the tax rate
increase this year. The Highway Department will be doing a little less this
year, but in these times we all need to do our share, and like everyone else
I am not just the Chichester Road Agent I am also a taxpayer.
My qualifications:
Master Road Scholar, NIM certified.
I have my CDL and have been working on these roads since the late 70’s. You
will not find anyone more qualified or as knowledgeable about the roads in
the town of Chichester.
R e-elect
David Kenneally
