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Epsom NH News

November 14, 2012

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Epsom Public Library Presents “An Eclectic Compilation”

 

An Eclectic Compilation is the title of the new exhibit at the Epsom Public Library, and features works by award-winning pastel artist, Lisa Regopoulos of Fitchburg, Massachusetts. The show includes landscapes, florals and a series of stunning, recently-completed nightscapes.

 

Showing concurrently in our display cases, is a fascinating selection of 19th and 20th century Wabanaki baskets from the collection of Neil English.

 

The exhibits run through December 15 and may be viewed during regular library hours: Monday through Thursday, 10 am to 7 pm and Saturday, 9 am to 1 pm.  

 

For more information, call 736-9920 or visit our website www.epsomlibrary.com

 


 

Valley Artisans 

Artists For The Month Of November

 

For the month of November we have three members who have donated items for our monthly Free Raffle. To view the items, you can find us on Facebook and at www.valleyartisansnh.com.

 

Our first member is William Boudreau who has been a member for the past two seasons, after over 40 years as a high style floral designer, Bill has chosen to turn his hand to stained glass design. Creating award winning window panels and special order items, Bill and his wife, Sandy, work together from their business Song Bird Studios in Pittsfield, N.H.

 

Our second member is Jan Hoadley. She has been a member for the past three seasons. Jan and her husband reside in Epsom. She creates wonderful reed baskets in many sizes and shapes. You will love them.

 

The third member is Terry Laderbush, who also lives in Epsom with her family. She knits or crochets mittens and hats for children and adults, plus children’s slippers and sweaters. Come in today and see for yourself their wonderful creations.

 

We also have two new members who are very talented artists, Lenny Chaisson is an artist in wood, he hand carves Santa ornaments, small Santa figurines and small wooden castles plus spoons and forks made of exotic woods and wood carved jewelry.

 

Ella Stickney is our second member, she creates handmade greeting cards, in many different colors, styles and events.

 

We recently participated in NH Made Open Doors Weekend and we want to thank all of our valued customers who came and spent some time with us. It was a wonderful weekend for everyone.

 

If you have never been to our shop, we are located at 10 Goboro Rd. Epsom, N.H. Our hours are 10 am to 6 pm from Wednesday to Sunday. Our phone number is 736-8200 and after November 18th, we will be open 7 days a week for your holiday shopping.

 


 

Letter

Thank You

 

To the entire staff of Epsom Central School, students, friends and the entire Epsom Community:

 

We want to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you have done for our mom, Carol Neely.

 

The party was wonderful and meant so much to her, our dad, and all of us. We are so fortunate to live in such a wonderful community. The outpouring of such support is just overwhelming and so very much appreciated.

 

Our mom loved to go to work every day and misses you all very much.

 

With Our Heartfelt Thanks,

Corrine and Terry 

Cassavaugh

Colleen and Gary 

Rousseau

Billy and Holly Neely

and families

 


 

Epsom-Chichester Lions Club Raffle - 2012

 

The results are in for the raffle held by the Epsom-Chichester Lions Club for this fall.

A big “thank you” to all who purchased tickets so that we can be of service to our neighbors with eye and hearing problems as well as other difficult situations.

 

• Ariens Snowblower,    Rob Lowe of Epsom

• Remote Car Starter,  George Tombarello of Loudon

• $100 gift certificate, at Showcase Consignments,   Corey Hahn of Epsom

• Massage for ½ hour from Chichester Massage, Tim Lamini

• Parker’s Restaurant  $25 gift certificate, Brent Ploss

• Clark’s Grain Store $25 gift certificate, James Vien

 

Congratulations to the winners!

 

The generous sponsors are as follows: Mattressmaker, Phillips Auto Sales, Parker’s Restaurant, Wingnuts Electrical and Performance, Showcase Consignments, ABC Mark Enterprises, Ultimate Auto Repair, Sgt’s Barbershop,  Bill’s RV Service, Raymond Bros. Steel Erectors, Chichester Massage, Harris Furniture, AutoSmith Cars,  Granite Image, Atlantic Trading Company, Mobil Station Chichester, Dante’s Pizza, Rt 4 Motors, Goodwin Auto, Chichester Country Store, George’s Carpet,  Clark’s Grain Store, Green Earth, Robertson Insurance Agency, M&M Ford, Sparks Fly Fireworks,  Suncook River Veterinary Clinic, H&W Automotive, North Country Tractor, Northwood Diner, Circle Restaurant, and Beaumac Company.

 

Thank you for your generosity and concern for your community.

 


 

Letter

 

I want to thank my supporters, contributors and the 2,988 voters of District 29 who voted for me. The most fun was canvassing door-to-door. Only 2 rude people, everyone else, it was a absolute pleasure meeting you.

 

I wish my opponent, Carol McGuire well during the next 2 years. Although we disagree politically, I do like her as a person and she does keep her constituents informed thanks to the Suncook Valley Sun. An extra thank you to SVS for printing so many political letters to the editor. You do a great public service. 

 

Nancy Heath

Epsom

 


 

Letter

 

To our constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and Pittsfield:

Thank you for your votes! Both of us were re-elected, and John Reagan won the State Senate seat. The other Representatives elected are Mary Frambach of Epsom and Alan Turcotte of Allenstown. The House will be organizing in December to elect a new Speaker. Since the Democrats gained the majority, Carol will probably not be a committee chair this session, and so will have time to work harder on her bills. The final filing period for 2013 legislation starts next week, and we’re working on the details of bills to submit. Any constituent with a request for legislation can call or write us this month.

 

The committee on defined contribution pension plans met one last time to make our final recommendations. The majority of the committee voted to recommend a basic defined contribution plan, with employer contributions set to be about what we contribute to vested employees in the defined benefit plan and some controls to minimize costs for the participants. The minority thought the issue needed further study, and seemed to favor the hybrid or cash balance plans, as having less impact on the defined benefit plan. Since it is a complex issue, and the actuaries don’t agree on the fiscal impacts (all depending on the assumptions they make!) Carol believes that any legislation for next year would be extensively studied.

 

Interested readers can email Carol for her newsletter, with more details than fit here.

Representatives Carol and Dan McGuire

 


 

Letter

Response To Voter Fraud In Epsom

 

I can assure you that there is no voter fraud in the Epsom Clerk’s Office.  My office made an honest mistake. We do not discriminate between parties. The General Election application does not require a party to be selected. Republican, Democrat and Undeclared voters receive the same absentee ballots. 

 

We had two sets of voter instructions.  We had one set of instructions for the UOCAVA voters; military and overseas citizens temporarily residing outside the United States. These voters use a paper ballot and make their choice with an X.  We had another set of instructions for the regular absentee ballots. These voters completely fill in the oval on their ballot. The actual ballot also lists the appropriate instructions on how to mark your ballot. 

 

The UOCAVA instructions were mistakenly photocopied and placed in the envelopes for a few of the regular absentee ballots.  We received a phone call asking if the voter was to mark an X or fill in the oval on the ballot they received.  As soon as that call was received, we realized our mistake and sent the correct instructions with the rest of the absentee ballot requests. There were very few instructions that were sent out incorrectly. If a ballot was not accepted by the voting machine, the ballot would be hand counted.  

 

Dawn Blackwell

Epsom Town Clerk

 


 


 

 











 
 

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