The Four Corners Brick House in Gilmanton, NH, on Route 107 will finally
have a grand opening APRIL17TH AND 18TH, refreshments and dealer discounts.
267-6949.
The Pine Grove Cemetery, located in Gilmanton Iron
Works, will hold its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, April 20th at 7 p.m. at the
church (729 Stage Rd) across from the cemetery. Light refreshments will be
served.
Italian Fine Dining
The Gilmanton Community Church will be hosting a
Community “Italiano” Dinner on Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 5:00 to 6:30
P.M. at the Corners Church on Route 107 in Gilmanton, NH. We invite you all
to come enjoy the great food. We will be serving a variety of Italian Dishes
including lasagna, spaghetti with/without meatballs, chicken Alfredo,
sausage with peppers and onions, salad, bread sticks or rolls, beverages,
and of course our Famous Dessert Table! Come alone; bring a friend, your
family and neighbors for a great night out to fellowship with one another.
Directly after the Dinner, the Youth Group will hold a “Slave Auction”
to raise monies to help fund their weekend at Soul Fest this summer. Each
“slave” will be available for two – six hours to do chores under your
supervision. It would be a great time to get your lawn raked/mowed; car
washed; windows washed; garden planted, or small tasks around the house. The
following youth have signed up to be “slaves”: Josh Buttrick, Caleb Elliot,
Haley Elliot, Tyler Emond, Courtney Gullage, Kaity Gullage, Courtney
Jacques, Halley Jakubens, and Nathaniel Jakubens. Please come and purchase a
“slave” to help our Youth Group with their trip.
For more information,
call 364-7891 or visit our website:
gilmantoncommunitychurch.org
Earth Day And Library Week Celebrated At The Gilmanton Corner Library
“Earth Day” (April 22) is a day to reflect on our planet, our environment
and what we can do to keep them healthy. Gilmanton Corner Library will be
celebrating with crafts, books and stickers. Now would be a good time to
check out the “Cut the Carbon Kit” and find out how energy efficient your
appliances are.
Across the country, families are facing tough economic
times. People are visiting their libraries more often and checking out items
with greater frequency. National Library Week (April 11-17) is an annual
celebration of the contributions of our nation’s libraries and librarians.
This year’s theme “Communities Thrive At Your Libraries” will feature “Fine
Forgiveness” for library users who bring in 2 cans of food for the food
pantry.
We have seven new donated CDs: Blind Side by Catherine Coulter,
Tripwire by Lee Child, The Devil’s Punchbowl by Greg Iles, Kill and Tell by
Linda Howard, Even Money by Dick Francis, Reckless by Amanda Quick and Red
Light by T. Jefferson Parker.
Plan a visit this month to the Gilmanton
Corner Public Library. Wed. 3 - 5 and Sat. 10-12. Information 267-6200.
Summer hours begin May 3. Monday & Thursdays 2:00-8:00, Tuesday & Fridays
2:00-4:00 and Wednesdays 2:00-6:00.
Thank you,
Linda Hudziec
Librarian
Holy Trinity Holds Annual School Auction
It’s Spring Time and that means
time for the annual Holy Trinity School Auction. Due to the popularity
of this event, this year’s auction will be held at the expansive Sacred
Heart Parish Hall building behind Sacred Heart Church on the corner of
Gilford Ave. and Union Avenue in Laconia on Saturday, April 17th.
Silent
Auction will begin at 6 p.m.; Live Auction starts at 7 pm.
Complimentary snacks, dessert and coffee are available. Fratello’s
Italian
Grille has
donated a
delicious
Italian
dinner which
is available
and for
which the
school
requests a
$10
donation.
As always
the auction
will feature
a variety of
family fun
packages,
vacation
stays, gift
certificates,
prime sports
tickets and
autographed
memorabilia,
hand-crafted
items, theme
baskets,
overnight
camp stays,
TVs, DVDs,
Meadowbrook
passes, spa
& golf
packages,
and of
course a few
surprises!
So grab a
friend and
come make a
night of it!
This is the auction where you are
sure to get great bargains and share some laughs. We guarantee you’ll
have fun and eat well, all while supporting a great cause, the students of
Holy Trinity School. PK Zyla will lead the fast pace bidding and
Warren
Bailey
serves as
Master of
Ceremonies.
Reserve
table
seating for
10 in
advance by
contacting
Cathy at
Holy Trinity
School at
524-3156.
An updated list of auction items can be found at
www.holytrinityauction.com
This year’s
auction is
sponsored,
in part, by
Laconia
Savings Bank
and
supported by
the many
friends and
local
businesses
who have
donated
great
auction
items.
For additional information on please contact Donna
Hosmer at 286-3141 or
[email protected]
New Books Have Arrived At Gilmanton Corner Public Library
Winter is now
behind us, daffodils are coming forth, and we look forward to another great
spring, summer and fall season. Although we are open during the winter
months, (November through April) the volunteers are gearing up for the new
season.
New Arrivals At The Library!!!
Adult fiction books are The
Girl With The Dragon Tattoo by Steig Larsson, The Cutting by James Hayman,
Deception by Jonathan Kellerman, House Rules by Jodi Picoult, and The Help
by Katheryn Stockett.
Fiction books for our Juvenile group are #5 A
Dangerous Path by Erin Hunter and #6 The Darkest Hour by Erin Hunter and The
Lightning Thief by Rick Rioran and for our Young Adults we purchased The
Vampire Diaries by L. J. Smith.
We had donated the first time ever DVD of
the classic African Queen which was one of the greatest achievements in the
history of cinema. Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn tell the timeless
tale of two mismatched strangers joining forces in a common cause – and
finding love along the way. Humphrey plays Charlie, the river rat, while
Katharine plays Rose Sayer, the missionary. It is sure to be a popular DVD.
If it is not available when you come to borrow this DVD, make sure you get
your name on our “want to borrow” list.