EATON column by Nancy
E. Williams 1/21/2020 447-5635
Suzanne Raiche, Eaton
Town Clerk, gave me two Public Notices for the Town of Eaton:
The following positions are open for filing at the Town Clerk’s
Office during regular business hours at the Eaton Town Hall from
January 22 through 31, 2020: 1 Selectmen, Term 3 Years; 1 Highway
Commissioner, Term 3 Years; 1 Moderator, Term 2 Years; 1 Treasurer,
Term 3 Years; 1 Trustee of the Trust Funds, Term 3 Years; 1 Supervisor
of the Checklist, Term 6 Years; 1 Auditor, Term 1 Year. The Office
of the Town Clerk is open on Mondays, 9 to 11 a.m.; Wednesday,
January 22, 2020 from 3 to 5 p.m.; and Friday, January 31, 2020
from 3 to 5 p.m., for anyone wishing to file.
The last day to submit
petitions for inclusion on the 2020 Warrant is Tuesday, February
4, 2020, no later than 12 p.m. The Office of the Selectmen is
open Monday, 9 to 11 a.m., and Tuesday through Thursday, 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. There will be a Public Hearing on the budget on Thursday,
February 6, 2020 at 6 p.m. at the Town Hall.
Superfood chocolate
for a Super You year, according to Beth Nagle Griffin who can
be reached at the following e-mail address, livingtheplantbasedlife@gmail.com
In the deepest darkest days of winter we need all the help we
can get. It’s Super Chocolate to the rescue. This month’s
Chocolate Club share is full of mood-lifting and immune system-supporting
ingredients like maca root, the adorable, alien-like roots in
the picture on her website. As crazy as they look, they are truly
dedicated health warriors. Rounding out the superfood antioxidant
roster is raw cacao, reishi mushroom, dark cherries, white mulberries,
raw almonds, ceylon cinnamon,and the healing verve of chipotle
pepper. BAM! After a taste or two you just may feel like a Super
Hero, no cape needed.
“Hold on! What’s
this all about?” you say. Alrighty, here are some of the
January’s Chocolate Club ingredients Beth has chosen especially
to support your inner Wonder Woman or Superman or (insert favorite
super here here) whilst delivering a tantalizing taste bud experience.
You’ve got to check out Beth’s list of ingredients,
one which promotes a good mood, can reduce stress, or may improve
arthritis, or can lower blood sugar levels, etc. What sweeter
way to enjoy these benefits than in consciously created organic
chocolate? Go on Beth’s website listed above to order your
January Chocolate Club share. Her mailing address is Living the
Plant Based Life, Beth Nagle Griffin, P.O. Box 221, Eaton Center,
NH 03832.
Sunday will be a sad
day for many of us in Eaton. I am writing this just before going
to The Celebration of the Life of Bobby Haynes, who passed away
suddenly on January 13 of pancreatic cancer. I’ve known
Bob for over 50 years; we went to Kennett High School together,
and he has been living in Eaton for so many years. To say I was
shocked doesn’t say enough. What a funny, happy, giving
man he was, with a wonderful family of his mom and dad, brother
Philip and sisters Helen and Debra; his first wife Kathleen Howe,
their lovely daughter, Heather; his soul mate and equally funny
and wonderful, Sandy Steele, and their two handsome sons, Parker
and Hunter. To all Bob’s family and his legions of friends,
I send my deepest sympathy from the bottom of my heart at the
loss of this awesome man, taken way too early.
More remembrances next
week for Charlie.
