Evergreen Lodge #53 and Ivy Green Rebekah Lodge
#36 are sponsoring another great Dinner/Cabaret Show on Friday,
Oct.2nd and Saturday, Oct.3rd at the American Legion Hall. The
dinner/show begins at 6 pm and includes appetizers, salad, turkey,
roast beef, vegetables, dessert and beverages. Tickets are $25.00
per person or a table of 6 for $125.00. For reservations call
Vickie at 736-4707.
The Epsom Public Library will be showing the
movie “The Water Diviner” on Tuesday, October 6 at 6:30 PM.
Starring Russell Crowe, the film tells the story of an Australian
farmer’s life-changing journey as he searches for his three missing
sons who had fought against the Turks in the bloody battle of
Gallipoli in 1919. This movie is rated R for its war violence. For
more information, call the library at 736-9920.
Letter
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and
Pittsfield,
I’ve submitted eight bills for next year, with
only one my own idea: the others were requests of constituents or
colleagues. My idea was some minor fixes to the administrative rules
procedure – clarifying what documents are “produced for” an agency,
and allowing a board to respond to a petition for rulemaking after
their next meeting, rather than immediately.
Allenstown selectmen requested I submit three
bills: one, allowing towns to contract with another town or
organization to provide their cemeteries; two, clarifying electronic
record retention; and three, reducing the penalties for violators of
their wastewater rules. They wanted the fine cut from from $5000/day
to $250/day, since that would allow them to negotiate with the
violator and correct the situation without having to go to Superior
Court. It also allows them to explicitly recover costs, which is
more appropriate than a fine.
Another constituent requested a property tax
exemption for standby generators, which can be life savers for
seniors or people with medical equipment. Epsom, but not all towns,
includes the value of the generator in the property assessment.
Two other bills deal with professional
licensing: the speech-language pathologists asked me to clarify the
statute on allowable titles for speech-language aides in school, as
there is some conflict; occupational therapists want to change their
board to delete a physician and add another member, since they can’t
find a doctor who wants to be on their board.
Finally, the state building code review board
asked to update some of the building codes. The current versions of
some them are more flexible for renovations, which is a major point
of contention with the current codes.
Interested readers can email me for my
newsletter, with more details than fit here.
Representative Carol McGuire
[email protected]
782-4918
From left to right: American Legion Auxiliary
National President Sharon Conatser, Unit 112 Auxiliary President
Jane C. LeDuc, American Legion Auxiliary Department President Jessie
Bernard. This ends a busy two weeks for Unit 112 President LeDuc. It
started when she joined in with the American Legion walk for
veterans held on Saturday, September 12, 2015. American Legion
Sweeney Post 2 of Manchester, The American Legion National
Commander, Dale Barnett also walked in this event. He also
presented unit 112 with a signed picture for their unit presented at
this event. The next event was a cookout for the visitations of the
American Legion Auxiliary National President Sharon Conatser where
she showed what the true meaning of what is a true legion family.
Letter To The Editor
Since I became Commander of American Legion
Post#112 and suggested a renovation of our Post bathrooms, I have
seen a great amount of generous donations to help in this endeavor.
An Extra Big Thank you to the following: Bruce
at Barton Lumber for framing, Big Jims of Concord with the help of
Mark Desantis for doors, Angela Wilcox at Home Depot for
miscellaneous materials, Eddie at A&B Lumber for plywood, George’s
Carpets with the assistance of Jacqui for the vinyl flooring, the
Town of Epsom for their support.
Now for the Big Thanks, to the members for the
labor and effort to this project to be successful are: Miriam and
Norm Yeaton, Herve Brien, Harvey Harkness, Chris Pepin, Brian
Kitchings, and all the wives that allowed their partners to help.
THANKS AGAIN EVERYONE !! Chris Pepin donated
the toilets.
Robert Blodgett,
Post #112 Commander
Classic-U Turns Over A New Leaf
Fall For New Owner, Mary Brown
By Meggin Dail
Come meet Asia, Classic-U’s shop/service dog,
seen here with owner, Mary Brown. Mary wants everyone to know she
can do ANYBODY’S hair! (P.S. No, Mary is not a Pet Groomer, but she
caught your eye!) At Classic-U, it’s all about YOU!
If you
haven’t been to the “new” Classic-U, you don’t know what you’re
missing. Seconds from the Epsom traffic circle, Classic-U is a full
service Paul Mitchell Focus salon featuring products for all types
of hair. As a Paul Mitchell Focus Salon, Mary and her technicians
receive once a month training on all the latest techniques and
products such as cuts, colors and perms. As a full service salon,
Mary also provides manicures, pedicures and acrylic nails; and
waxing services. Mary’s gotten such a great response from her flyers
that went out in The Suncook Valley Sun last week, she had to stay
open past closing time last Saturday to accommodate all.
“I really appreciate all the great new
customers I’ve gotten,” Mary says, “keep it coming!” Mary is excited
at her new position as shop owner and says it’s been a dream of hers
for some time. Mary is always there to greet customers with her
wonderful smile and makes clients of all ages feel comfortable in
her elegant, spacious salon. When you do stop in, don’t forget to
say hi to Asia, the shop dog and tell Mary I sent you.
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