The movie scheduled at
the Library for Wednesday, October 3 at 1:30 is “Tully”. The
film tells the story of Marlo, played by Academy Award winner
Charlize Theron, a mother of three who is gifted of a nanny by her
brother. Uncomfortable to accept the gift at first, she forms a
unique bond with the thoughtful, unpredictable young nanny Tully
played by Mackenzie Davis. “Time Out” says ‘Charlize is
hilarious” in this new comedy.
Betsy Bosiak will be
teaching a basket class at the library on Saturday, October 13 at
9:00. The cost of the class is $10 and sign-up is required as
class size is limited. The sign-up sheet is at the front desk
as is a sample of the fall basket.
Evergreen Lodge #53 and
Ivy Green Rebekah Lodge #36 are sponsoring another great Dinner Show
“Wishes, Hopes and Dreams” on Friday, Oct. 12 and Saturday, Oct. 13
at the American Legion Hall. The dinner/show begins at 6 pm and
includes appetizers, beverages, salad, rolls, turkey, roast
beef, vegetables and homemade dessert. The show is directed by
Elizabeth Lent and features all local talent! Cost is $25.00 per
person or a table of 6 for $125.00. Call Vickie 736-4707 for
reservations or for more info. Plan to join us for a fun night of
great food and entertainment. Proceeds benefit the historic Odd
Fellows Hall and other Evergreen Lodge projects!
Quick Reminder
When performing barn,
garage, basement, or house cleanouts, please be mindful of hazardous
items that may be stored within the contents.
Recently, ammunition has
been exploding in the garbage bunker at the BCEP facility. This is a
VERY DANGEROUS situation for employees and patrons alike.
Please do not dispose of
ammunition in the trash. Bring it into the office or hand it
to a staff member. As always, when in doubt, don’t just throw
it out, ASK an attendant for assistance. Questions, (603)435-6237.
Letter
In
Support of Annie Kuster
I recently heard a state
rep tell a voter (who was on the way in to vote) that she (state
rep) had never heard anyone say a good thing about Congresswoman
Annie Kuster. Nothing could be further from the truth!
I support Annie Kuster
for reelection wholeheartedly. She has supported and advocated for
veterans to improve delays in disability compensation and authored
the bill that made it happen. Did you know that her father was
a WWII POW? My husband and I are two vets who appreciate her support
and work on our behalf.
She has been working
diligently since 2015 and helped secure billions of dollars to fight
the opioid epidemic. She will continue that fight to make sure NH
gets its share of resources. As an ED nurse who worked in Concord
Hospital when I retired from the Air Force and a retired Nurse
Practitioner who had a DEA license and the responsibility to
prescribe addictive drugs, I know how important and difficult this
crisis is. As a patient who had back surgery in 2003 and was
astounded at the number of Vicodin I was sent home with (90), and as
the sister of a 52-year-old who died as the result of a combination
of prescribed opiates and severe emphysema that reduced her
respiratory drive, I am grateful for legislators like Annie. It is
going to take a lot of time, effort, and money to improve this
problem; I know she’ll be on the job for us.
She has also worked hard
to build apprenticeships and job training programs, so our citizens
can compete for jobs that today’s companies need to fill. I can’t
think of anyone else I would rather have in Washington DC
representing NH. She has our back and she will have my vote
for sure.
Miriam Cahill-Yeaton
Epsom
Thank You
The Epsom Public Library
wishes to thank everyone who helped make this year’s Touch A Truck
such a wonderful event: all the truck/vehicle drivers, Epsom Fire
Department, Epsom Police Department, NH State Police, White Mountain
Coffee, Blake’s Bouncy Business, adult volunteers Betsy Bosiak,
Patti Frydman, Luke Hurley, Michelle Hurley, Gary Benner, Armand
Claris, Nancy Claris, Rick Belanger, Truck Coordinator, and our many
teens volunteers!
Letter To The Editor
September 20, 2018
This is the year of the
“Rodent,” if you didn’t know that already by checking out the 10,000
squirrels that are dead on the roads. We need to do an extra
good job of rodent control this fall!
We have been very lucky
with just missing the bad weather most of the year so far!
The main grading is done
with some touch up this fall to follow. We have a little more
paving to do.
This year has gone very
well!
Bless you,
Gordon Ellis
Your Road Agent
Zumba Fitness Is Back In Town!
Submitted By Margot Keyes, ZIN, Instructor
I’m pleased to bring Zumba Fitness dance instruction back
to the area. Starting Wednesday, October 3rd from 6:00-7:00, the
Zumba Fitness Party begins. Classes will be held weekly at the
Concord-Epsom Elks Lodge #1210 (24 Old Mill Road) You’ll see their
sign just south of the Epsom Circle along Highway 28.
Everyone can enjoy Zumba
Fitness- it is fun, lively, energetic and you work up a good sweat
listening to Latin, International and Popular rhythms. The easy to
follow steps start simple and progress, and you can keep your
activity level to your own pace. My motto is Just Keep Movin’ and
Smilin’!
The key to maintaining
exercise is having fun and seeing its effectiveness. With Zumba
Fitness, you get both! The time flies by with the fun music and you
will notice weight loss and muscle tone over time. My friends and
students can’t get enough of Zumba which is currently offered in
over 190 countries! It’s the most popular dance fitness program in
the world and now it’s back in our hometown!
The Elks Lodge has a
great dance floor and lots of free parking. Your first class is
FREE! Bring the coupon in the ad below and get a Free Class Pass to
share with a friend for the next time!
Any questions, please
contact Margot Keyes on FB at Zumba with Margot and online at
zumba.com/MargotKeyes.
Obituaries
Alfred “Fred” Winzer, Jr.
EPSOM – Alfred “Fred”
Winzer, Jr. of Epsom, formerly of Connecticut, passed away
unexpectedly on Monday September 10, 2018 at his residence.
Born on March 28, 1966 in
Bridgeport, CT, he was the son of Patricia (Halitsky) Winzer and the
late Alfred Winzer, Sr.
Fred worked for himself
for as an electrician for many years and loved the act of
restoration. His home was his space for tinkering and imagining for
the future. His passion for the outdoors burned inside of him and he
was happiest fishing, tending his vegetable gardens, and taking his
beloved dogs, Dempsey and Blu, on hikes or down to the river. When
he wanted a break from his quiet life he did so through visits to
Europe, road trips across the U.S. and always looked for that new
spot to explore.
He was especially happy
if a concert was waiting for him at the end of a long flight and
traveled to see many of his favorite bands, saving all his ticket
stubs along the way, as a way of honoring the musicians he enjoyed
jamming out too. A prankster at heart, his jokes and shenanigans
have left us with countless memories overflowing with laughter and
love.
He is survived by his
mother Patricia Winzer of Milford, CT; his brothers, Joseph Winzer
and his wife Allyson of Orange, CT and Timothy Winzer of Milford,
CT; his partner Jeanne Mauri of Epsom, his step daughter, Steph
Camerone of Lincoln, NE, his nephews Jack and Cooper Winzer as well
as many other family members.
There are no calling
hours. A service in Connecticut will be held at the convenience of
his family. The Still Oaks Funeral & Memorial Home is assisting the
family with arrangements. To share a memory or offer a condolence,
please visit www.stilloaks.com
|