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GIVEN IN MEMORY — Hampton Academy Hampton holds L tlantic y age began began his remarks with the red, white and blue. and white red, Ralph Fatello addressed the He ceremony. each at crowds up up a poster with the words "Thank You" written stars-and-stripes in pattern a of love love has no one that than he lay his this, life down for his friend." A woman at the Hampton ceremony held munity munity Church in Hampton carried banners that "Freedom" read and "Greater churches churches offered prayers at their town's remembrances, and members of Faith Com and and town officials, emergen cy responders, Boy part. taking Scouts ScoutsGirl and nies, with school bands, state state bands, school with nies, monies, student Josh Moult welcome of words offered on Hol John introducing before Band and Chorus under the Andrew teachers of direction Price and Jay Chandler. ceremony, ceremony, followed by the Anthem National performed by the Hampton Academy Winnacunnet Winnacunnet High School’s MCJROTC present program ed the colors to begin the the program, organized by Social Studies teacher Chris tina Hamilton. dents and in staff the middle school’s Eastman Gym for the order of the day Hampton when Academy its held annual Memorialassembly last Friday. Day selections, special readings, honorary tributes and ethereal dance number were an B A P

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(Gap, teens and etc.), Bean, Pea in etc.), the Pod, Maternity, Mimi from fashions maternity dance costumes, Halloween snowsuits, of selection a as well as equipment. athletic and items Lane, Andrews 1 at located is school The browse. and come call may information, more For Kingston. East in Road South off just 642-3511. (603) 9 June 10 from to a.m. 4 at p.m. on Sale Kit Cornell Saturday, Exeter. in Street High 69 at located Pottery, up, and 6 ages for wheel potter’s the on spin a including day, the demonstrations. wheel and clay, with hand-building experimental and Jessica by seconds apprentice of work sale a and and show pottery gift-giving, of sale annual the Plus, Seaton. available. be will souvenirs and place, take will pieces 772-6323. will (603) at benefit Darfur studio relief. For her at Kit more visit call information, or www. kitcornellpottery.com Ladies Wednesday Morning Ladies Golf Wednesday each week at 8:30 a.m. in friendly play will a at casual, Participants Course. Golf Exeter is and Handicap all not format. of levels required, are ability fees. greens plus $1 is Cost welcome. and of Seabrook Stone Veta of Exeter, Walker Nat Portsmouth, Elaine Riley of Exeter of all Hampton; winners for May 23 Walker, Nat were and Martha Lewis Betty Pennell, 772-4752. classes yoga beginner’s of a eight series presents Jordan Tracy at 7 on Tuesdays p.m. from June 5 July 31 through (with the 3). July of exception at 70 Post located School, Central at the Greenland conducted Greenland. in 151) (Route Road back get to opportunity an as it use or them, for right for is yoga clothes. loose comfortable wear and mat a Bring yoga. into at weekspl@ call comcast.net, (603) 436-8548 or visit www. weekslibrary.org. taking Cruise Sunset a Lighthouse are sponsoring Lighthouse 15. June Friday, on place narrated The Rye. in 1A Route on Marina State Harbor Rye from 9-9:30 between return will and sharp 7 p.m. at leave will cruise p.m. Whaleback Lighthouse, Harbor to of the viewing Portsmouth and Lighthouse, the bar. Isles snack of onboard an also Shoals is including White There Island Lighthouse. call Granite State Whale harborlighthouse.org. Watch at (603) 964-5545. For www.portsmouth more visit information, PTO of members invites the to public and replenish “refresh 9 from 9 June your at wardrobe a Saturday, on of fraction place the taking price” at their upcoming fundraiser, sale clothing gymnasium. school the in noon 12 to a.m. will items Most selection. best the for early come so from, choose a costing names designer of section special a with less, or $1 be more. bit ------Tickets for “The A A faculty member at Toth Academy, Lin demer studied at Bal American of the School At City. York New in let 19, he joined American Ballet Theatre at invitation the of MikhailBaryshnikov. He also danced solo and prin ciple roles during his Bal Boston with tenure Grands Les with and let Ballets Canadiens Montreal. in Pirate and the Gypsy” are $25 $20 for for students adults, and Its Its members come from Twenty Twenty percent of the Since Since its creation in the late 1970s, the group and has masterworks performing been intimate choral music from centuries. five all over the Seacoast, New to Ossipee, Maine from York, Hampshire. Music Director Catherine Beller-McKenna also directs Women in Har mony, a 55-voice women’s chorus in Portland, Maine. For more information, visit www.amare cantare.com or 664-5974. (603) call proceeds proceeds from the evening’s ticket sales will be donated to Womenade, an organiza need. in families helping tion For more information, visit www.womenadenh.org.For information about “The Pirate and the the call Academy, Gypsy”Toth (603) or 859-2571. 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M Additional sessions are available in Dur PORTSMOUTH | Theatre classes for This intensive course into the world of “Got Art?’ is scheduled to be in session The talented cast of instructors include Classes are held Monday through Friday between offered be will break 15-minute A “Got Art?” allows young performers to The enrollment cost for this performing une une Get theatrical 9 | pecial o with Art?’ ‘Got arts program is $195 refundable per deposit of $25 student. is due A by June non- 15 to class secure placement. The bal remaining ance is due no later than July 10. ham, Rochester and For York. more informa tion, call scheduling specifics and a brochure, (603) 380-6142. young performers will be offered this sum mer through a two-week program Art?” “Got entitled theater will help each participant every discover possibility. A three-tiered acting, of fields the in professionals by taught approach, dance, will music enhance and improvisation self their also but talents child’s each only not esteem and confidence. from July 16-27, with July a.m. 29 at at the 11 on presented Sunday, a final performance Stratham Fair. writer/ director/ producer/ playwright and actor George Hosker, Jr., Ballet land Executive Director Martha Lemire, local New Eng award-winning actress Marian and Professional Marangelli Silly Person and children’s Wellington. Todd performer, from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the Connie Bean Community Center, located at Street 135 in Portsmouth. Daniel Parents are pick their child up asked by at least 12:15 p.m. each to day and not drop them off earlier than 8:45 a.m. each discipline, and parents are encouraged to provide their child with bottle of a water. No snack sandals and or flip-flops a are allowed; sneakers or other tied shoes pre are ferred for dance classes. build alongside gifts individual their explore ing a strong sense of teamwork. Guest artists will also teach specific disciplines in an effort to open up a new possibility. S N 22 | J 22 | J 22 | ’ o o ’ 32, ’ N ’ ol ’ 12:30 V Mad Men Maverick Party Frasier Late Late Show Jimmy Kimmel Late Night Late Night Jimmy Kimmel Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Shin Lucy Poker Damn Paid Buy Me 33, 33, N ’ ol ol V V Lie With Me 12 AM Final Paid Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Countdown News (N) The Sopranos (CC) ›› Next Food Star To Sell Great Cruises (CC) CSI: Miami “10-7” A Haunting Modern Marvels Wrecks to Riches Real World Vegas The X-Files (CC) Girls Starter Wife (CC) Frasier (12:05) Nightline La Hora de la Risa (12:05) Nightline Charlie Rose (N) (CC) American Soundtrack: Doo Wop Friends Entertain ment Pastor Scott King of the Hill Paid Replace Videos Cosby Chicken Lucy SportsCenter (CC) NASCAR Boxing ’ 11:30 Sports LateNight (:35) Girl From B.I.K.I.N.I. 40-a-Day Sweat Cash Scarred Daily 10 Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión News (N) (CC) Ask This Old Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters Montana Rose Family Griffith (Live) (Live) (CC) (CC) ’ ’ 11 PM Baseball Plays SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor Nightmare-Drs LateNight Real Sex 28 The Tudors (CC) Good Over Brown-Getaway Kansas City SWAT Cash Modern Marvels American Chopper Scarred E! News Law Order: CI Will News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ Paid Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Rose Futurama Griffith SportsCenter (CC) Series of Poker Bull Riding ’ Black Widow (1987) Debra Winger. (CC) 10:30 Sports Outdoors House ›› Cannon Girls Bruce Springsteen With the Sessions Band Live in Dublin Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Life De Whose? Fresh Pr. Futurama Griffith Blame ’ ’ The Score (2001) Robert De Niro. (CC) Mean Girls (2004) Lindsay Lohan. Final Destination 3 (2006) (HD) (CC)

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