Brittany Daufen is doing her PA Civics
Project which is donations of new and “gently used” children’s clothing,
especially young children, to benefit The Teddy Bear Fund (www.theteddybearfund.org)
which helps children of all ages. Donation boxes will be at the Epsom Public
Library and D’Tangles Hair Salon on Route 28 until June 2nd. If you need
anything picked up or have questions please call 736-9957.
Multi-use Trail Maintenance In Full Swing For The Fort Mountain
Trail Winders
A small group of volunteers has been diligently working on clearing and
expanding Epsom’s recreational trails. Over the summer, these trails are
enjoyed by hikers, mountain bikers, horse-back riders and all-terrain
vehicle users (where permitted). Next winter, the trails will be groomed for
use by snowmobilers, cross country skiers and snowshoers.
The Club has applied for assistance through the Grant-in-Aid program to fix
several bridges on the trails. Additional sponsorships will be needed to
purchase building materials. Can you help?
The next Trail Maintenance crew will be leaving from Brown’s Rod Shop at
1628 Dover Road in Epsom at 8:00 AM on Saturday, May 30th. If you are
interested in joining the crew, sponsoring a bridge or would like more
information, please call Matt at 736-9975.
On June 4th, the Club will participate in Epsom’s Town Wide Yard Sale to
raise money for building supplies. If you have items that you would like to
donate, please contact Chris at 736-8324.
Fort Mountain Trail Winders is a non-profit organization responsible for
maintaining the snowmobile trail system in Epsom.
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Installation
Terry Lapham was installed on April 13, 2009, as President of Elwood O.
Wells American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 112, Epsom, NH. Installed with her
were her officers: Sharon Fifield, Vice President; Judy Todd,
Secretary/Treasurer; Jane LeDuc, Historian; Eris Tirrell, Chaplain; and
Carole Mack, Sergeant-at-Arms. Members of District 5 served as the
Installing Team.
Outgoing President Sharon Fifield was Presented a Past President’s pin and a
table arrangement of fresh flowers by new President Terry Lapham on behalf
of the membership.
Affiliated with The American Legion, the Auxiliary is a veterans’ support
organization with members in nearly 10,000 communities. The organization
sponsors volunteer programs on the national and local levels, focusing on
three major areas: veterans, young people and the community.
Obituaries
Charles “Chuck” Mosher
Pendelton, Oregon: Charles “Chuck” Mosher, 69, of
Pendleton died Saturday, May 9, 2009. A memorial service was held at the
Pendleton First Assembly of God Church on Saturday, May 16.
Mr. Mosher was born November 8, 1939 in Epsom, NH, to Everett and Bertha (Hutson)
Mosher. He was raised and educated in New Hampshire. After graduation, he
enlisted in the Air Force and served his country. He was honorably
discharged in 1960. In 1975 he married Debra Thompson in Winnemucca, Nev.
He was a businessman for many years, and owned and operated several
businesses in the area, including Chuck’s Payless Gas, Romen’s Market,
Chuck’s Mini Market, and Mosher’s Auction and Appraisal.
Mr. Mosher is survived by his wife of 33 years, Deb Mosher at the home
in Pendleton; children Tricia Erb of Tigard, Charles Mosher II of Pendleton,
Jan Barbee of Vancouver, Wash., and Mike Mosher of Pendleton; sister Barbara
Smith of Epsom, NH; brothers Donald Mosher of Salt Lake City, Utah, and
Richard Mosher of Neihart, Mont.; and four grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by son Charles Mosher Jr.; mother Bertha Mosher;
father Everett Mosher; and sister Shirley Demers.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project in care of
Burns Mortuary of Pendleton, PO Box 489, Pendleton, OR 97801.
