The Chichester Cemetery Trustees would like you to know that
Cemetery Spring Cleanup will start soon. Please remove any items you
wish to keep as soon as possible.
Happy Birthday to Tina Mobbs on April 17 and to Ron Duford on April
23.
On Thursday, April 18, Steve Taylor will give a talk on One Room
Schools. The program begins at 7 p.m. in the Grange/Town Hall and is
jointly sponsored by the Chichester Historical Society and the
Chichester Heritage Commission through a grant from the New
Hampshire Humanities Council. The program is free and open to all.
Pictures and other artifacts from one room schools in Chichester
will be on display, and refreshments will be served following the
talk.
Happy Anniversary to Rick and Tracie Davison on April 19.
The Chichester Youth Association (CYA) has been selected a recipient
of a program that the Comcast Corporation promotes called Comcast
Cares, where they reach out to help a local non-profit organization
to better the community. This will happen on Saturday, April 27th
from around 8 am - 12 pm and we will have a number of projects
around Carpenter Park that we will be working on to brighten things
up.
The way that this works is they actually make a
donation towards materials in advance and then based upon the number
of people who show up, they will make another donation in the
future. So it’s imperative that we get as many people to participate
as possible. Any amount of time is helpful and this is an event for
the whole family. Kids are encouraged to participate and we will
have projects for all including painting, gardening, building, field
maintenance, etc. Please feel free to contact Joe Montambeault by
email at
[email protected] or
by phone at 603-566-1507 for more info on how you can help. Please
help to make this a huge success and the park something that we can
all be proud of.
Chichester Central
Quarter 3
Honor Roll
2012-2013
Grade 4
High Honors
Alex Chiavaras, Helen Cika, Corey Cleasby, Katie Edmonds, Haley
Hapgood, Leah LaCross, Bridget Mercier, Robert Shaw, Mercede
Wrightington
Grade 4
Honors
Ben Boyer, Ryan Casey, Rachel Clark, Macayla Fisher, Kelly Garnett,
Sophia Gulo, Tim Harris, Jack Harkness, Lindsay Hawkins, Cody
Montambeault, Grace Poirier, Elizabeth Stock, Alex Walter, Jason
Quinno
Grade 5
High Honors
Jessica Boyajian, Katie Jameson, Lauren Lehoullier, Stone Marston,
Iain McCormack, Colby Mitchell, Jade Pescinski, Jacob Skidmore
Grade 5
Honors
Halah Abdelwahid, Alexandra Bonacorsi, Samantha Boyajian, Levi
Cooper, Tianna Evans, Julia Harrison, Kendra Luba, Jacob Marden,
Carter Pillsbury, Jeffrey Wagner
Grade 6
High Honors
Angelo Besho, Alysse Cleasby, Jack Lehoullier, Sarah Miner, Levi
Putman, Nolan Sykes
Grade 6
Honors
Jackie Arell, Jordan Birkle, Mikayla Cadorette, Eric Chapman,
Madison McCormack, Sean Menard, Tim Pitman, David Preve, Brianna
Randall, Samantha Weir
Grade 7
High Honors
Elizabeth Donzello-Jewett, Joseph Edmonds, Kyle Mitchell, Justin
Smith, Julia Valotto, Kelly Wagner
Grade 7
Honors
Madeleine Boyer, Steven Cavanaugh, Zachary Davidson, Cole Hapgood,
Kyle Harrison, Luke Jameson, Danielle Parent, Maria Skidmore, Tyler
Smith, Delanie St. Laurent, BettyJane Weir
Grade 8
High Honors
Jeremy Bates, Killian Drouse, Meghan Hubbard, Ryley Marston
Grade 8
Honors
Kennis Barker, Alise Friel, Colby Justin, Ciara Labbe
Out Of Your Attic Thrift Shop News
Submitted By Carol Hendee
The clothing tag color of the month for April (not name brand) is
red. There are some really great buys for 25˘ each! We were able to
send several pairs of men’s pants to the homeless as they were left
over from the black tag specials.
If you are doing your spring cleaning and come across any of these
items, we can use them: a large carrier for a cat, men’s shoes and
belts, ironing board, and kids toys. We have soccer and baseball
kids shoes for 50˘ a pair. We also have an interesting collection of
flower pots.
We had a good clean-out of baby clothes and there is a new selection
of infant 12 month onesies, tops and bottoms in “the third room.”
We are on Route 28; five miles north of the Epsom Circle. We are
open Mon. 8-12; Tues. and Thurs. 8-4; Wed. 11-4; Sat. 10-4, or call
us at 247-7191.
Chichester Firefighter Jaan Luikmil, III Completes Training
Jaan Luikmil was one of the New Hampshire firefighters who
celebrated the completion of their firefighter I program with
graduation on February 13, 2013. The 2012 Fall Evening Firefighter I
program was conducted at the New Hampshire Fire Academy.
The program familiarized firefighters with firefighters survival
skills, navigating stairs, ladders and tunnels, forced entries,
search and rescue, self contained breathing apparatus, nozzles,
water supply, Hazmat, wild land fire fighting training, CPR, fire
detection systems and navigating smoke filled buildings.
Jaan will continue his training in March with “Out Of State Wildland
Firefighting,” a course put on by the State of New Hampshire.
Chichester Library News
The first book sale of the year will be this Saturday, April 20th
from 8-1. Hardcover and adult paperbacks 50˘; kids books 25˘.
VCR tapes 25˘, DVD $1.00, puzzles 25˘, Harlequin Romance $2.00 a box
top full. Many “Special” books will be available with subjects such
as woodworking; hunting and guns; classic children’s books (Bobbsey
Twins); Decorative and fine arts; architecture; and one early
leather-bound Bible.
The raffle item for April is a hand crafted butterfly house. Tickets
are 3 for $1.00 or 50˘ each.
National Library Week is 4/13-4/20. Come and see what there is new
at the library, such as a 13 scene pen and ink Bicentennial Art
Series by local artist Gene Matras!
Trustees and the librarian will be at the book sale and would love
to speak with anyone interested in volunteering to landscape the
gardens in front of the library. Please call 798-5613 for
additional information.
Chichester Library’s Featured Artist For April
Deb Davidson is the featured artist for the month of April at the
Chichester Town Library.
Drop in and see her beautiful photographs. Deb is fairly new to
this medium, but her work is truly remarkable. Her pictures of
natural landscapes and wildlife are interesting and inspiring.
We will be having an artist’s reception on Saturday morning, April
20th from 9:00 to 12:00. This is the same morning as the book sale.
Stop in and see Deb’s work and enjoy a hot cup of coffee.
Thursday morning, April 25th (during school vacation week), at 11
am, Shannon Camara from the Concord-Merrimack County SPCA will be
at the library to teach us how to properly care for our pets, how to
read a cat and dog’s body language, and how to be safe around
unfamiliar animals. Some gentle furry visitors are expected to visit
us as well.
Stories about animals will follow, if time allows. This program is
open to all preschool and school age children.
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