A
memorial service for Ernest N. Randall who passed away on
January 2, 2010 in Kissimmee FL. will be held Saturday May 1st
at 1 p.m. at the Chichester United Methodist Church on Main St.
in Chichester. Burial will follow at the Pine Grove
Cemetery on Rt. 28 in Chichester. The Rev. Authur Savage will
officiate.
The Cemetery Trustees have awarded the Maintenance/Upkeep
contract to Scott Marston. Cemetery spring clean up will start
May 1st. Please remove Fall and Winter arrangements before this
date if you wish to keep them.
The Chichester Grange Community Awards Night will be held on
Wednesday, May 5, at 7 p.m. on the Main Street level of the
Grange Hall. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend this
occasion when folks from the Chichester and Pittsfield area are
honored for the work they do for their community in education,
postal work, police work, and fire fighting. A Community Citizen
and an Outstanding Youth are also honored.
Happy Birthday to Ron Duford on April 23.
The following titles have recently been added to the
Children’s Section of the Chichester Town Library: Redwoods by
Jason Chin, Skeleton Hiccups by Margery Cuyler, and I Love You,
Mom by Iris Hiskey Arno.
The first Book Sale of the season is coming up on May 8 at
the Chichester Town Library. If you have books to donate, now
would be a good time to bring them over to the library during
open hours.
New Hampshire Youth Turkey Weekend
Submitted
By Evelyn Pike, Chichester Town Clerk
New Hampshire’s 2010 Youth Turkey Hunt will take place on
Saturday and Sunday, May 1-2, 2010.
During 2009 Youth Weekend, young hunters took 570 gobblers.
To participate in the special weekend turkey hunt, youth
hunters must be age 15 or younger and must be accompanied by a
properly licensed adult age 18 or older. The adult may not carry
a firearm or bow and arrow. Youth hunters do not need a Hunting
License, but they must have a valid Turkey Permit. Accompanying
adults must hold either a current NH Hunting or Archery License
and a Turkey Permit.
This special weekend provides youth and mentoring adults a
quiet, noncompetitive time in the woods, where they can focus on
safety, ethics, hunting methods and natural science. Youth
weekend is a great opportunity for an adult and child to spend
time together without the stressful distractions of modern life.
In addition to the youth special weekend, youth can hunt
during the regular spring gobbler season May 3-31, when
accompanied by a properly licensed adult. Hunter Education is
not required for youth hunters under the age of 16 but they are
strongly encouraged to attend classes.
The Chichester Town Clerk’s Office is an agent for NH Fish
and Game and can issue Turkey Permits and Hunting Permits. You
do not need to be a Chichester resident. Do you need a boat
registered and a Fishing License? Also see the Chichester Town
Clerk. 798-5808.
Chichester Central School
Honor Roll 3rd
Quarter
4th GRADE
HIGH HONORS - Domenic Castaldi, Joseph Edmonds, Kyle
Harrison, Elizabeth Donzello-Jewett, Kyle Mitchell, Vickey
Mudgett, Jared Murray, Tyler Smith, Justin Smith, Delanie St.
Laurent, Julia Valotto, Kelly Wagner.
HONORS - Evan Amour, Cassandra Bonacorsi, Madeleine Boyer,
Steven Cavanaugh, Cole Hapgood, Zachary Harris, Luke Jameson,
Abbie O’Rourke, Alex Pratt, Jaden Russell, Caleb Stock,
BettyJane Weir.
5TH GRADE
HIGH HONORS - Jeremy Bates, Killian Drouse,
Kyle Frisbie, Meaghan Hubbard.
HONORS - Kennis Barker, Aaron Bond, Patrick Cavanaugh, Alise
Friel, Christian Hanna, Emilee Harlow, Taylor Hubbard, Colby
Justin, Ciara Labbe, Kendra Letendre, Ryley Marston, Skyler
Miracle, Owen Moyer, Julia Nadeau, Emma York.
6TH
GRADE
HIGH HONORS - Sarah Harkness, Kyle Menard, Josiah
Putman, Trever Russell.
HONORS - Allison Bachelder, Emanuil Besho, Alyssa Bras, Jonah
Bras, Ciara Cwikla, Nicholas Eastman, Richard Hammond, Angus
Jameson, Collin Justin, Cole Laliberte, Jodi Mattice-Collins,
Abigail McIntosh, Matthew Morey, Kaylie Smith, Heidi Sykes,
Daven Thorne.
7th
GRADE
HIGH HONORS - Lyla Boyajian, Sarah Hubbard, Raymond
Jenks, Fiona Mara.
HONORS - Ashley Chapman, Emma Donzello-Jewett, Brendan Murray,
Grace Sargent, Kasey Williams.
8TH
GRADE
HIGH HONORS -Marissa Bates, Suzanne Fraher, Drew
Harrison, Abigail Pinckney.
HONORS - Larissa Amour, Alyssa Baum, Ethan Brooks, Shannon
Drouse, Kara Dugas, Felicia Gelinas, Emily Merrill, Delaney
Poirier, Bailey St. Laurent, Robby Sykes.
Out of Your Attic Thrift Shop News
Quoting
C. Hendee
Submitted By Carol Hendee
For those of you who have not been in the store, here is an
overview of our prices. Items are affordable, as our goal is to
move merchandise to people who need it and will use it.
Some examples: Women’s tops, $1.00; Men’s shirts, $1.00.
Shoes, sandals, sneakers - start at $1.00; Jeans, $2.00; Shorts
for men and women - start at $1.00; Small appliances, such as
foot baths, crock pots, toaster ovens, $3.00; purses, $.50 -
$1.00; kids toys - start at $.25 and range to $3.00; paperbacks,
$.10; hardcovers, $.25; glassware - as low as $.25; china
dishes, $1.00.
A popular room in the Attic is the “X” room. Items are $.25
each or a grocery bag for $2.00. There is also a special day
when everything is half price, but that’s for another article.
We also have the “designer label racks” which are $2.00 and up.
They top out at $4 or $5.00 for a near perfect or perfect item.
We’re open Tues., Wed. and Thurs., 8-4 and Sat., 10-4 at 345
Suncook Valley Hwy, Chichester.
Once in awhile we get a special item. We just got in the
most beautiful wedding dress, exquisite. Size 14-16 for a
full figured bride, $50.00.
Chichester Town Library
The Chichester Town Library is holding two interesting
workshops at the end of the month.
Have you ever wondered what the parts are inside your
computer? How do you add memory anyway? And what’s the best way
to clean the inside of it. Don’t worry. Tom Downey will explain
it all. I hope you can come. The workshop will be at the library
on Monday, April 26 at 6:30. This workshop is not for young
children. You must be 13 and up.
Do you know what a tetrahedron is?
In geometry, a tetrahedron (plural: tetrahedra) is a
polyhedron composed of four triangular faces, three of which
meet at each vertex.
The tetrahedron is one kind of pyramid, Chichester has a
local resident who is able to create very interesting and
amazing sculptures using paper that has been folded into
multiple tentrahedra shapes. Blaze Konefal is willing to show
you how to do this. If you like oragami you will really enjoy
this workshop. If you enjoy math or art or both, you will want
to be here. Again, this is not for young children. Anyone over
13 is welcome. Please call ahead, so we’ll have enough material.
798-5613.
Letter to the Editor
Editor:
I am extremely disgusted by the continuing
blatant lies put forth by too many politicians, who continue to
run their mouths without any regard for the truth. As an
example, I offer the Monitor article, “Lynch ‘disgusted’ by new
attack ad.”
In the article, both Governor Lynch and his side-boy Buckley
take the incredulous stance that Lynch has decreased spending. I
guess they can attempt to mislead the citizens by pointing to
Lynch’s recent budget cuts (due to his previous huge increases),
but they cannot hide from the truth.
I challenge Buckley or Lynch to respond to is the following
questions:
1. What was the total State budget when Lynch was elected?
2. What is the total State budget today?
3. What are the
total costs that Lynch pushed down to counties or towns during
his tenure?
4. What is the percentage of increased spending
(#2 plus #3 divided by #1)?
5. What percentage did the
population increase over the same period?
Lynch and Buckley can lie, but they cannot hide from the truth.
Factually speaking, if Lynch had not drastically increased the
budget during his tenure, there would be no budget crisis, even
when considering the recession.
It is time to stop the lies on both sides of the aisle,
especially the blatant lies about Lynch’s spending splurges.
J. Brandon Giuda
Jeffrey and Gloria Andrews of Chichester announce the
engagement of their daughter, Jillian, to Brandon Dubois, son of
Dale and Kellie Dubois of Hudson. Jillian graduated from
Pembroke Academy in 2004 and earned a bachelor’s degree in
history in December 2007 and a master’s degree in teaching in
2009 from the University of New Hampshire. She is a seventh
grade social studies teacher in Acton, MA. Brandon graduated
from Alvirne High School in Hudson in 2004 and earned a
bachelor’s degree in computer engineering in 2008 from the
University of New Hampshire. He is a computer software QA
engineer at OPNET Technologies in Nashua. A July 23, 2011
wedding is planned.
