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.
Epsom Food Pantry
Good morning. Well,
another busy few weeks at the Pantry. For the members who are
receiving Christmas Baskets, the day is Saturday, December 22nd,
between 10:00 AM and 12:00 noon. I must say the pickup on the
Thanksgiving baskets went well and my disclosing, I get a bit cranky
when folks sign up and then don’t show. All seemed to work.
Folks at Meadowbrook can
stay put as your Christmas baskets. The rest of those requesting
baskets will come to the Pantry and be assisted in getting the
baskets into their cars.
At this time I want to
thank Planet Aid, the Nam Knights of America MC, Scott Elliot, Pat
Wilcox,and the First Congregational Church of Pittsfield for the
absolutely wonderful donations to our Pantry, thank you so much!
Until next time,
Priscilla
The Victory Workers 4-H club played elves for residents at the Epsom
Manor. Those playing as elves were Trinity Bond, Emma and Ava
Foster, Riley, Jessica, and Nick Nagle and mom, Chase Presby and
grandparents, Emma Baker, Terry Reail, Fern Bond, Tara Pinto.
Letter
Dear Epsom Voters,
I am writing to show my
support for full day kindergarten. I am an Epsom resident and
a parent of children who attend ECS. As a member of this
community who values education, I believe we should provide access
to a full day of learning for students who are of kindergarten age.
A full day of programming
will allow students time needed to meet and master grade level
expectations and competencies is the areas of math and literacy as
well as have increased opportunities to gain necessary social and
self regulation skills. The current 2 hours and 50 minutes of
kindergarten program is not adequate. Continuing with a half day
program will be denying Epsom kindergarten students educational
opportunities.
Please show your support
for full day kindergarten when you vote in March.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Hanson
Christmas Eve 2018
Your neighbors at the New
Rye Church in Epsom, “The Little Church on the Hill” at 289 New Rye
Road, welcome you to join us for a traditional Christmas Eve service
at 7 p.m. on December 24th.
We will hear the
Christmas story told in lessons and carols. The church is
beautifully decorated in greens and poinsettias. Plan to arrive a
little early to get a good seat. We have had to set up extra chairs
beside the pews in the past to accommodate everyone.
Our Christmas collection
will help the Epsom Food Pantry, as in past years. We will finish
the service with the lighting of Christmas candles, one for each
person. This will be a warm, welcoming, family environment that will
fill you with a glorious Christmas spirit! Come and sing your
favorite Christmas carols with us!
For even more Christmas
fun, join us Sunday, Dec. 23 at 10 a.m. for an intergenerational
pageant – it’s a wonderful take on the Christmas story!
Agents from Century 21
Thompson Real Estate and Century 21 Circa 72, Inc. received 4 major
awards at the Annual Capitol Region Board of REALTOR® Holiday
celebration at the Holiday Inn in Concord on December 5th. The
Capitol Region Board of REALTORS® represents 375 REALTORS and
affiliate members in the Concord, NH area. The CRB provides its
members with the resources they need to enhance professionalism and
ensure the continued growth and services of Real Estate
practitioners to better serve those they represent – you, the
customer!
Congratulations
Priscilla, Don, Beth and Terry, you are the best!
Priscilla Thompson and Don Fannie were recipients’
of the Emeritus Award from the National Association of REALTORS® for
40 years of service and membership.
Terry Riel received an award from the New Hampshire Association of
REALTORS® for the highest number of points earned in the State Honor
Society.
Beth Adams received the
2018 President’s Award which is awarded by the President of the
Capitol Region Board of REALTORS® to an agent who has gone above and
beyond on support for services and contributions to the Board. Beth
served on the Board of Directors for 3 years and she has been the
chair person for the Board’s annual golf tournament charity for the
past 3 years. The golf tournament raised a total of $38,000 for the
Board’s Scholarship Fund.
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