The Chichester United Methodist Church has a community supper every
second and fourth Wednesday evening at 6:00 from September through
June at the Parish Hall on Main Street. We hope you will come and
join us for Herb Chicken and Mac and Cheese on May 13th and Lasagna
on May 27th. The last supper of the season will be a cookout with
Chicken, Burgers and Hot Dogs on June 3rd. Be sure to mark your
calendars. The suppers are always free, but there is a box for
donations which are always appreciated. Come, bring a friend, and
visit with your neighbors or meet new people.
You are all invited to the Chichester Grange Awards Night on
Wednesday, May 6, at 7 p.m. at the Grange/Town Hall on 54 Main
Street.
Happy Birthday to Joshua Stone on April 30 and to Timothy Harris on
May 1 and Cecil White on May 5.
Out Of Your Attic Thrift Shop News
We want to thank t.he donors of the flower pots-they went fast!
Thank you also to the donors of items for the homeless. Just
because the winter is over (thank heavens!) doesn’t mean all is well
for the homeless. They still need supplies (toiletries, etc.) and
the donation of socks was great! We could use anything to do with
baseball or softball-gloves, bats, balls that are no longer being
used in your house.
We are having some great sales-advertised in-store-such as onesies
for .25; bibs, .25. The sale items change daily. Come see us at
345 Suncook Valley Hgwy (Rte 28) Chichester, next to Parkers
Restaurant . Closed Mon. Open Tues. & Thurs. 8-4; Wed. 11-4 & Sat.
10-4; Closed Sun. 247-7191.
Chichester Town Library News
Today, April 29th from 3-4:00 p.m., the Lego Club will meet for
young people between the ages of 5-12. All are welcome!
Also today, at 7:00 p.m., there will be a “Photography Workshop for
Beginners.” Brad Towle, who continues to share his talents and
skills, is leading this workshop to teach the fundamentals of
photography. Please sign up at the Library.
Thursday, April 30th at 10:30 a.m., is a program on “Honey Bees”
presented by the owners of Golden Acres Honey Bee Farm, Deb and
Randy Harris. Although informative for all, this has been prepared
to help our young people understand the importance of these
creatures.
Saturday, May 2nd at 7 p.m., Richard Kruppa, aka “Ramblin’ Richard,”
will present his entertaining and informative program of music from
the World War II era. (Please see separate article for
more information.) This program should be fun for all ages. There
is no cost to the public.
Monday, May 4th at 6:30 p.m., the craft group will be meeting.
Monday, May 4th at 7 p.m., the Down Cellar Poets’ Workshop will be
meeting.
Songs And Stories From The War Years
Presented By Richard Kruppa For The Chichester Town Library
People of all ages love the music from the World War II era,
1939-1945. On Saturday, May 2nd at 7 p.m., the Library will host
Songs and Stories from the War Years, presented by Richard Kruppa.
This entertaining and informative program focuses on some of the
most beloved songs from that era, such as “Bluebirds over the White
Cliffs of Dover,” “Sentimental Journey,” “Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition” and “Harbor Lights.” Richard not only sings the
songs, accompanying himself on guitar, 5-string banjo and baritone
ukulele, but he tells their fascinating and unfamiliar stories as
well--their meaning, how they came to be and their significance.
Richard asks interesting and thought-provoking questions, such as:
“What popular song was written in response to the bombing of Pearl
Harbor?” “What song was popular world-wide and thought to be from
each country where it was popular?” and “What WW II-era song was a
top hit written and recorded by a state governor?”
Richard Kruppa, known musically as “Ramblin’ Richard,” is a member
of the New England Foundation for the Arts, and a retired professor
from Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
The program will be at the Grange, 54 Main Street, Chichester NH.
For more information call 798-5613.
Chichester Town Library
Continues To Plan For The Future
An article in February spoke about the Library
“Planning for the Future;” and, the Trustees have continued to work
on this via the strategic planning process. A simple survey has
been constructed and will be inserted in next week’s Suncook Valley
Sun. There are less than ten questions; although,
admittedly, some of them have multiple parts. However, the
completions and subsequent submissions of this survey will help
ensure the Library (your library) serves your needs and your views
of what you would want it to be like. There are multiple ways to
return the survey, including mailing it or dropping it off at the
Library/Town Office/Chichester Central School. In addition, the
survey can be completed on-line, with access via
www.chichesternh.org and clicking on the
electronic link to the Library. The survey can be completed
anonymously; but, if you would like to be part of the ongoing
process, you are asked to provide your name and contact information
on the survey or via Librarian Lisa Prizio at 798-5613.
Chichester Central School
Honor Roll Quarter 3
Grade 4
High Honors
Joe Bourbeau, Camden Kunitake, Jim Valotto
Honors
Dale Brown, Brayden Casey, Kaydence Corson, Colby Despres, Lydia
Jameson, Kelsey Montambeault, Matthew O’Rourke, Michael Strazzeri,
Tyler Nolan
Grade 5
High Honors
Ryan Ardine, Marshall Hanna, Emma Losey, Allison Miner, Summer
Pescinski, Mason Pillsbury, Michael Pitman, Abigail Randall, Nathan
Smith, Matthew Wagner
Honors
Marshal Andrews, Olivia Berkeley, Lucas Crowell, Brooke Davison,
Laci Grillo, Dillon Lorden, Whitney Moses, Brooke Robinson, John
Zachary Sonia
Grade 6
High Honors
Alex Chiavaras, Helen Cika, Corey Cleasby, Katie Edmonds, Lindsay
Hawkins, Benjamin Kunitake, Leah LaCross, Robert Shaw
Honors
Ryan Casey, Brett Cassel, Rachel Clark, Macayla Fisher, Sophia Gulo,
Haley Hapgood, Jack Harkness, Tim Harris, Amelia Lewis, Bridget
Mercier, Jason Quinno, Mercede Wrightington
Grade 7
High Honors
Katie Jameson, Lauren Lehoullier, Colby Mitchell, Jade Pescinski,
Jeff Wagner
Honors
Alexandra Bonacorsi, Jessica Boyajian, Samantha Boyajian, Emma Cox,
Nick Davidson, Riley Kennedy, Iain McCormack, Stone Marston, Jake
Skidmore
Grade 8
High Honors
Alysse Cleasby, Sarah Miner, Levi Putman, Nolan Sykes
Honors
Jackie Arell, Matt Flanders, Jack Lehoullier, Sean Menard, Tim
Pitman, Samantha Weir
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