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Time at the library continues through the summer on Tuesdays at 2
p.m. and Thursdays at 3:30 p.m. Also join the “Lego” club Thursdays
at 3:30 p.m. For questions about any of these programs call
736-9920.
Letter
To The Editor
Editor:
We are writing in support of
Representative Tony F. Soltani’s election to the New Hampshire
House. We have known Representative Soltani for approximately
thirteen (13) years and have the highest regard for his integrity,
honesty and his commitment to his community.
He was previously a
member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and he worked
tirelessly to represent the towns of Allenstown, Epsom, and
Pittsfield. In his career as a state representative he had reached
many milestones which had not been met by our previous
representatives for decades. As a member of the New Hampshire House
leadership team, Representative Soltani has made Allenstown’s voice
well heard and our concerns addressed. He understands our community
and was always responsive to all those who would seek his assistance
with several state bureaucracies.
It is without reservation that
we urge our fellow voters, regardless of party affiliation, to cast
their ballots in support of Tony during the primary on September 14,
2010. In light of the disasters of the past four years in the
absence of Tony from the House of Representatives, we need Tony back
now.
Sincerely,
Diane E. Chisholm
Glenn T. Chisholm
Allenstown, NH
Epsom
Public Library
“Finishing with a Flair,” the finale of the Epsom
Public Library’s Adult Summer Reading Program, will be held on
August 25 at the library at 7:00 p.m. Highlights of the evening
include musical entertainment and the drawings for the grand prizes.
Some of the cast of the Ann White Northwood Theater Workshop musical
revue, “Rock and Roll is Here to Stay”; featuring songs from the
50s, and 60s, will perform selected numbers from the show.
Included in the grand prizes are such items as a gift certificate to
Gibson’s Book Store in Concord, a gift certificate to the Epsom
House of Pizza, a mum and library bag, compliments of the Epsom
Friends of the Library, and a handmade basket by Betsy Bosiak.
Refreshments will also be served.
Letter
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, & Pittsfield:
My
committee on HB42, establishing a state meat inspection program, met
again in August for the last time. We had agreed last fall that this
program was worthwhile, since it created a new market for farmers.
It looks as though the start up costs will be less of a problem than
we had thought, since a private source of funds has turned up to
help, and a law student has volunteered to draft some preliminary
rules based on the language we have developed to date. I will be
co-sponsoring a bill based on this study for next year.
The
subcommittee on licensing is continuing to analyze all the licensed,
certified or registered professions. The more we look into it, the
more professions seem to be regulated, and the more questions we
have! It’s interesting because the other members of the committee
have different ideas than I do as far as licensing, but we tend to
agree on which professions have old or obsolete laws or awkward
regulatory structures.
Anyone interested in what’s going on at
the State House is invited to email or call me; those who’d like a
more detailed report than I can fit in The Sun should email me for
my newsletter.
Let me know if you want a McGuire sign for your
front lawn!
Representative Carol McGuire
[email protected]
782-4918
Letter
It’s one thing if you’re losing income because you don’t know what
you’re doing or your customers can’t stand you. But it is Greed and
nothing more than that. Unitil is deciding to milk all of its
customers, poor and rich alike.
It doesn’t make any difference
to them in the exact way our government doesn’t give a hoot about
milking us except that they are getting the cream at the top. Now
come the vomit- ious part of this pig story. Unitil et al want to
increase its rates because of “sinking revenue.”
I wonder if Tom
Frantz , director of the electric division of the PUC would
voluntarily provide its customers with the following relevant
documentation. 1. Records of profits for the last four years to
include that period for which Unitil is begging. 2. If different
than # 1 copy of Federal filings for that same period. 3. Evidence
of employees who were laid off beginning 01 -01-2006 to and
including 08-07-2010. 4. Any wages frozen for the last two years. 5.
Steps taken to eliminate waste.
Jim Breagy Epsom
Epsom
Central School
Bus Routes 2010-11
School Board Approved
8/11/10
**Students should arrive at the bus stop at least 5
minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive.
Red Bus
7:45
AM – Route 4 Eastbound from Cumberland Farms to Center Hill (Stops)
8:00 AM – Epsom/Deerfield Townline
8:04 AM – Griffin Rd. (Stops)
8:05 AM – Center Hill Rd. (Stops) —c/o Mountain Rd.
8:12 AM — Left onto Route 4 West
8:15 AM – c/o Ridgewood
Circle
8:17 AM – Left
onto Black Hall Rd (All Stops on Black Hall only)
*Note: Cutter’s Devp. Stops on Pink Bus
8:25 AM – Right onto
Water St.
Arrive @ school unload
*PM line-up: 5th bus in
line.
** PM run: Stops on Black Hall, Rt. 4 East up to Center
Hill, Center Hill
Route 4 (East+West bound-includes Ridgewood
Circle)
Green Bus
8:06 AM – from Route 4 lights
—Apartments
8:08 AM – Highland Ave
8:10 AM – Colonial Dr
8:12 AM – Carriage Hill
8:13 AM – Oakridge Dr.
— Goboro Rd (Stops to Depot)
8:18 AM — Left onto Route 28 South bound (stops to Circle)
—Travel Route 4 to Black Hall to school
8:28 AM –
Arrive @ school
*PM line-up: 7th bus in line
PM run: same as AM: Goboro from Rt. 4 end to Depot end, then
Rt. 28 Southbound
Pink Bus
7:43 AM – Route 107 (Stops)
7:47 AM – Left onto Route 4 East (Stops)
7:50 AM – Turn around @
Sign Shop/mini mall — Continue Stops on Rt. 4 (westbound)
7:53 AM
– Right onto Lords Mill Rd (Stops) — Left onto Route 4 (westbound)
8:00 AM — Left onto Black Hall Rd.
8:03 AM — Left onto Towle
Pasture —Travel up to Woodland
8:04 AM — Stop @ Towle Pasture +
Woodland Dr — Turn around, travel back down
8:06 AM — Stop @
Towle Pasture + Leighton Brook — Right onto Leighton
Brook, left onto Old Town Rd.
8:10 AM — Stop @ Deer Lane + Old
Town Rd. — Travel back down . . .
8:12 AM — Stop @ Old Town
Rd. + Colby Rd
8:14 AM — Stop @ intersection of Old Town +
Leighton
8:16 AM — Left onto Leighton Brook, right onto
Prospect St.
8:17 AM — Stop @ Easy St.
8:18 AM —
Travel back to Black Hall, left onto Black Hall to school
8:20 AM
— Arrive @ school—unload on Water St. by gym
*PM: 2nd in line.
**PM Route: Cutters Devp./Rt. 4 East after Rt. 107/Lords Mill/Rt.
107
Purple Bus
7:40 AM – Elkins Rd. @ Whitetail Dr.
7:42 AM
– Route 28 South @ Lane Rd. (1 Stop) — c/o Jug City Rd. (1
stop) – Continue Route 28 S (Stops)
7:46 AM – Right onto Drolet
Rd. (Stops) —turn around @ Martin - Back to Route 28 S
7:55 AM –
Right onto North Pembroke Rd. (Stops) —Left onto Lena Lane
7:57
AM – Lena Lane @ Spring St. (Stop) turn around, back to North
Pembroke (Stops) —Travel back to Route 28 S, straight across
8:05 AM – Buck St. Extension (1 stop) — Continue Rt. 28
(Stops-headed towards circle)
8:14 AM — Right onto Short Falls
Rd. — Left onto Black Hall Rd. (Stops)
8:20 AM – Arrive @
school—unload on Water St.-by gym*PM: 4th in line.
**PM Run: same
as AM
Blue Bus
7:32 AM — Travel through Epsom Circle to Route
4 West
7:35 AM – Route 4 West –Stops to town line
7:39 AM —
Epsom Circle to Route 28 South, left onto Short Falls — Travel New
Rye Rd., left onto Swamp Rd.
7:52 AM – Sanborn Hill Rd.
(Stops)
7:57 AM — Mt. Delight Rd. (Stops)
8:03 AM — Dow Rd.
(Group Stop) — Turn around @ Dow, head back out towards New
Rye 8:10 AM – Swamp Rd. (Stops)
— Travel back out to New Rye, to Short Falls to Black Hall — Left
onto Water St.
8:20 AM — Arrive @ school—unload.
*PM: 6th in
line
** PM run: Swamp/Mountain Rd/Mt Delight/Route 4 West
Yellow Bus
— Travel up New Rye Rd.—Turn around @ Church (or Wing
Rd) travel back down
7:45 AM — New Rye Rd. (Stops)
7:50
AM – Left on River Rd. (Stops)
8:02 AM – Left onto Short Falls
Rd. (Stops) — Right onto Route 28 (Stops-right side only)
8:05 AM — Colby Brook Estates trailer park (group stop)
8:12 AM – Windymere Dr. (1 stop) — Travel to Epsom Circle
— Route 4 East stops to Black Hall Rd. — Right onto
Black Hall
8:24 AM – Arrive @ school—unload on Water St. by gym
*PM: 3rd in line
**PM run: New Rye, River Rd, Short Falls, Route
28 S- stops right side only -(headed towards Circle) Colby Brook-1
stop, Windymere-1 stop; Route 4 East stops from Circle to Black Hall
Rd.
Orange Bus
7:45 AM — North Rd (stops)
7:45 AM —
X-mas Tree Trailer Pk
7:47 AM — Samuel Drive
7:52 AM –
Chestnut Pond Rd (Stop)
7:56 AM – Barton Rd (Stop) — Left onto
Webster Mill
8:00 AM – Locke Hill Rd (Stop) 8:05 AM – Left onto
New Orchard Rd (Stops)
8:08 AM – Locke Hill Rd (Stop) — Continue New Orchard –stops
8:12 AM – Range Rd (Stop) — Travel to bottom of New Orchard Rd
(Stops) — Right onto Route 4, left onto Black Hall
8:25 AM –
Arrive @ school—unload on Water St.
*PM- loads on Water St.—1st
in line
**PM:
Run same as AM
**Note: Parents must pick up students in front of
the school on Black Hall, no vehicles are allowed in the bus loading
zone on Water St. until all buses have left.
Obituaries
Barbara F. Howe
Epsom - Barbara F. (Hill) Howe, 94, of Epsom Manor Health Center,
died August 9th at the center following a long illness. She was born
in Keene, the daughter of Earl and Una Hill. She had lived in Denver
CO, Bradenton, FL, Chichester and Pittsfield moving to Epsom in
2006. She had worked as a weaver at the Universal Label Co. in
Pittsfield. She was the Widow of Darwin F. Howe and members of her
family include 2 daughters, Cynthia Powers of Athens, AL and Mary
Ellen Tuttle of Barnstead. 5 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren
and a great great grandson. Several nieces and nephews. She was
predeceased by a daughter Julie Ann Bunnell who died in 2004.
There are no visiting hours. A Graveside Service will be held
Saturday, August 21st at 11:00AM in the Riverview
Cemetery, Barnstead. The Rev David Stasiak, Pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Pittsfield will officiate.
In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The American Cancer
Society, Gail Singer Memorial Building, 360 Rt. 101 Unit 8 Bedford,
NH 03110-5032 To sign an online guest book, log on to
www.perkinsandpollard.com The Perkins & Pollard Memorial Home is
assisting with arrangements.
Helen I. (Cochrane) Mozden
Helen I. (Cochrane) Mozden of Rock Hall, MD, formerly of Church
Hill, MD. died on August 8, 2010, at Whispering Pines in Rock Hall,
Maryland. She was 85.
She
was born in Suncook, NH, on November 26, 1924, the daughter of the
late Robert and Florence Guyette Cochrane.
She
married her childhood sweetheart, Edward John Mozden and they were
married 65 years.
She
served her country with the Womens Army Corps (WAC) during WWII and
was honorably discharged.
Mrs. Mozden resided in Manchester, NH, before moving to Snow Hill,
Maryland, Washington, D.C., and finally settling in Church Hill, MD,
in 1969. She and her husband had resided in Whispering Pines in Rock
Hall, MD.
He
preceded her in 2008.
Mrs. Mozden was a past member of St. Peters Catholic Church in
Queenstown, MD, she loved to laugh and sing traditional Irish songs.
She
is survived by her daughter, Bette Mozden of New Carrolton, MD; and
two sons, Robert Mozden of Chesapeake Beach, MD, and Edward Mozden
Jr. of Chestertown, MD.
A
memorial mass was held on Friday, August 13th at St.
John’s Catholic Church in Rock Hall, Maryland.
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