REMINDER
Santa
Is Packing Up
His
Sleigh
The Chichester Police
Department and The Chichester Police Association are currently
taking applications for Secret Santa. If you know of a needy family
or a senior citizen in the town of Chichester that could use a
little assistance this holiday season, please let the Chichester
Police Department know by calling 798-4911.
CLOSING DAY FOR ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS at the Chichester Police Station will be DECEMBER 19,
2018. Thank you once more for your continued support and if you wish
to make monetary donations, please make checks out to the Chichester
Police Association.
Save the Date!
On December 31, the 2018
New Year’s Eve, Milk & Cookies New Year’s Eve Concert will be held
at the Barnstead Hall from 7:00-9:00. No Reservations are necessary,
but if you would like to reserve tickets or have any questions, call
and leave a message for Chris at 603-776-3616 and she will get back
to you.
The Chichester Methodist
Church will hold a Christmas Eve Service on December 24th, at 6:30
p.m. All who wish to celebrate the birth of Jesus are welcome.
Chichester Grange thanks
everyone who purchased socks for the Socks for Seniors collection.
Thanks also to The Attic Thrift Shop and the Chichester Town Library
for serving as drop-off spots.
Happy Birthday on
December 24 to Richard Millette and Jordan Davison.
Out Of Your Attic
Thrift Shop News
Submitted By Carol Hendee
Two special 1/2 price
days this week, Monday and Tuesday, December 17 and 18th. Finish
holiday shopping and decorating.
Holiday Hours: Closed
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, December 24 and 25. Also
closed New Years Eve Dec. 31st.
We will have our regular
1/2 price day December 27th, the last Thursday of the month, which
will also feature a few tubs of “free” stuff!
We thank everyone for a
wonderful year and wish all a Merry Christmas and safe travels over
the holidays.
345 Suncook Valley Hgwy,
Chichester. Mon. 8-12; Tues. & Thurs 8-4 & Wed. 11-4 & Sat.
10-4 247-791.
Chichester Town Library News
The Knitting Group
continues to meet on Wednesday afternoons, at 3:30 p.m.
Thursdays at 10:45a a.m.
is Preschool Story and Craft Hour.
Those with little ones
are invited to join in Toddler Time at 10:30 on Tuesday mornings.
A parent or caregiver needs to attend with the little one.
There is still time to
stop by the library to purchase last minute gifts, including note
cards and framed photographs of backyard nature, gift certificates
to the Down Under Used Book Store and even used books that are “like
new.” There is always value to be found at the library.
The Winter Weather
Clothing Drive for homeless people in the Chichester/Concord area
continues. Please drop off your donations of winter clothing,
socks, coats, hats, gloves and boots in all sizes for adult men and
women. Library staff will ensure they are taken to the Concord
Resource Center for the Homeless.
The library will be
closed on Monday, December 24th, the day before Christmas, as well
as Christmas Day. It will also be closed on Monday, December
31st and January 1st, New Year’s.
Happy Holidays from all
of us associated with the library!
News From Chichester Central School
Submitted By Brian Beaverstock, Principal
There will be a
Chichester School Board mtg. on Wed., Dec. 19, at 6 PM to discuss
the 2019-20 school district budget. Please come to learn more about
the planning of the 2019-2020 Chichester School District Budget.
Enriching our Learning
During the afternoon of
Thursday, November 29, CCS students were able to learn new skills
while enjoying an afternoon with a mixed group of students and staff
members during the Enrichment Time planned by school staff.
Students selected courses of their interest to explore for the
afternoon ranging from learning about using technology to produce
creations on the 3D printer to how to paint a masterpiece. Overall,
there were 13 courses that students could select from to broaden
their learning opportunities. If there is feedback from your
child who attended these courses during the enrichment afternoon
that you would like to share, please email Mr. Beaverstock at
[email protected] .
We are planning on holding our next Enrichment Day on Friday, Feb.
22.
Congratulations to the
Chichester Central School Student Council who won first place for
best themed tree at the recent Fez-tival of Trees held at the
Bektash temple in Concord. The “Christmas Down on the Farm”
tree was a creation of the CCS Student Council students and was
beautifully decorated with many farm themed ornaments and gifts.
Donating this tree to the Fez-tival was just one of many ways that
the Student Council was giving back to the greater community during
this holiday season.
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