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Say You Saw it in The Monadnock Shopper News, December 2 – December 8, 2020 13 CDC guidelines are in effect. Visit www.ccssef.org to view protocols. Member renewals can be done by mail. New memberships available. Any questions, call 603-827-3347 or email: [email protected] Ferry Brook Range PO Box 233 Keene, NH 03431 FERRY BROOK RANGE Your Local Shooting Sports Community Reopens Authentic Indian Food & Groceries Mava chana Pulao (7.99 +tax) Rice w/ chick peas, raisins & chicken Lunch Specials (5.99 +tax) Chicken & Vegetarian meals incl/ rice • Chicken meals: Chicken Tikka Masala or Yellow Chicken Curry • Vegetarian meals: Saag Paneer, Daal Tadka, Mixed vegetables (Pick 2) Naan Wraps (5.99 +tax) on fresh baked naan (no rice) Chicken wrap or Keema Naan (chopped chicken) NEW NEW 149 Emerald St., Center at Keene 603.352.3811 • Open 7 Days 9 am-9 pm Curry Indian Restaurant GUITAR LESSONS Lessons online via Zoom, Skype & other platforms All ages welcome • Gift Certificates Ukulele & Harmonica Lessons Offered Tad Dreis • Keene, NH 603.762.9378 • www.taddreis.com Woodard’s Sugar House 1200 Route 12A, Surry, NH • 603-358-3321 www.woodardssugarhouse.com 20% OFF All Maple Products Honey from Worker Bee Farms Masks Required Masks Required 4th Annual HOLIDAY OPEN SUGAR HOUSE Sunday, Dec. 6th 10AM-3PM Hand Made Wreaths (from Autumn Rose Acres Farm) 463 West St. Keene, NH 603-354-3123 19 Wilton Rd. Peterborough, NH 603-567-7921 www.mijalisconh.com Open Daily Buy One Lunch or Dinner & Get 2nd OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR HALF PRICE! Must present coupon at time of sale. Offer not valid with any other offer. Must include two drinks. One coupon per party. The Corner Store – A New Look For An Old Friend and DINING Roberta Mastrogiovanni, owner of The Corner Store, stocking disc golf supplies. Some things just get better with time. The recent changes to The Corner Store in Keene are proof of that. “For some time now I’ve wanted to renovate the store and create more floor space for our expanding product line,” says owner Roberta Mastrogiovanni. A Keene resident, and retail veteran who has managed dozens of stores ranging from 1,500 to 6,000 square feet, Mas- trogiovanni took over the store from Al Guymond in 2002. At the time, it was a prototypical newsstand, selling magazines, newspapers, and cigarettes. Over the years, Mastrogiovanni added snacks, beverages and other conve- nience-store type items. It also became an agency for the Greyhound Bus Lines. But with changes to the newspaper and magazine industry, she wisely shifted the inventory, responding to trends that her customers showed interest in. Recently, and with the goal of keep- ing the store’s original feel, new floor- ing, countertops, and showcases were added, along with a fresh coat of paint. New products have also been added, including new CBD products, disc golf (an exciting new outside sport that’s right at home during these pandemic times), pipes, and state-approved hemp products with medical applications. “There’s a lot of misinformation about CBD,” explains Mastrogiovanni. “New customers are unsure of what products to purchase for their own specific health needs, which is where we come in, offering information and guidance.” The store sells locally- sourced CBD products, which ensures consistent quality and competitive pricing, along with products that help with the transition away from nicotine products. The Corner Store is located at 67 Main Street and can be contacted at 603-357-4696. For listing of the store’s products, visit mycornernews.com. Take Out Only Bean Supper December 5th The United Church of Winchester will hold a Take Out Only Bean Sup- per on Saturday, December 5th from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The meal includes baked beans (large and/or pea) two hotdogs, cole- slaw, potato salad, dinner roll, and choice of apple or pumpkin pie. A limit of 70 tickets will be sold. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Reservations required by calling 603-239-4995. “Let Heaven And Nature Sing” Christmas Concert The First Congregational Church and Society, UCC of Rindge is offering a concert this Christmas season with hope that life will once again be filled with joy and peace. “Let Heaven and Nature Sing” will take place December 6th. The concert will include Patrick Marr and other musicians presenting some of the beautiful songs and carols. The prerecorded concert will be shown in the Sanc- tuary on December 6th at 5 p.m. Only those arriving together may share one of the 16 available pews us- ing the social distancing seating plan that is in place for Sunday morning services. Masks must be worn. The second option for viewing the concert is to purchase a ticket for an email link to view the concert on December 6th from the comfort of home. Purchase tickets after Sunday Services or online. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children under 14 for in-person viewing, and $15 for home viewing. The church sanctuary at The First Congregational Church and Society, UCC of Rindge is open to all with music and prayers Sunday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m. Visit www.rindgechurch.org for updates. Ferland’s Holiday Pop Up Shop • Handmade Crafts Market • Christmas Trees For Sale • Chainsaw Carving Demonstrations • Raffle To Benefit Local Charity Find us on Facebook @ Ferlands Holiday Pop Up Shop Website www.nhpopupshop.com Ferland’s Barber Shop 342 Whitcomb Rd., Walpole Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 10am - 4pm December 4 - 6 Wed-Sat 7-7, Sun 7-1:30 Closed Monday & Tuesday 121 Old Homestead Hwy, North Swanzey FULL TAKE-OUT MENU! 357-2525 99 ¢ 2 EGGS, TOAST, HOME FRIES WITH A BEVERAGE Come in for our BREAKFAST SPECIAL! e Arlington Inn & Tavern 71 Main Street, Winchester, NH • 603-239-4728 • www.thearlingtoninn.com New Hours NEW HOURS! Thursday 4-8 • Friday & Saturday 4-8:30 • Sunday 12-8 • Monday 4-8 HANNAFORD PLAZA • KEENE, NH 603-357-7700 www.WirelessZone.com/Keene Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 11-4 Jay BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! On select phones during the Month of December Video calling this holiday season is safe and easy. I’ll show you how to do it!
