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Atlantic News Staff Writer Day in the Hamptons.” Will Be Among the Day’S Participants INSIDE: TV LIstINGS 26,000 COPIES Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2007 Vol. 33 | No. 22 | 3 Sections |40 Pages ‘A Day In The Hamptons’ Cyan Magenta Yellow Black BY SCOTT E. KINNEY will be inviting the public to spend “A Wicked Fun Art of North Hampton ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER Day in the Hamptons.” will be among the day’s participants. HAMPTON | In a little more than The day will be filled with fun and The craft store for kids and adults will one week’s time, Hampton’s Luigi give-aways as some of the Seacoast’s offering just a taste of the fun the unique Marelli Square will be transformed as finest businesses gather in downtown business can provide. hundreds of attendees show up to enjoy Hampton to show off what they’ve got, “The art you can eat,” said store some family fun. meet their fellow business people and owner Barbara Havey, “as fun to eat as Business owners from Hampton, display their wares to those in atten- it is to make.” North Hampton and Hampton Falls dance. PREPARING Continued on 22A• Patriotic remembrances BY LIZ PREMO ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER SEACOAST | It was a Memorial Day of which Gen. 2002 John A. Logan would have heartily approved. PONTIAC This year's well-attended ceremonies, conducted by BONNEVILLE American Legion Post #35, saw plenty of American flags, Leather, Loaded! color guards, hometown Veterans, respectful crowds Only 68K mi., 5462A and a generous amount of patriotic spirit blended with a sense of solemnity, remembrance and pride. $ SERVICE As is custom, Memorial Day exercises were con- ONLY 8,995 AND SALES ducted one hour apart at the Marine Memorial statue at Hampton Beach; on the town common in Hampton Falls; GARYBLAKEMOTORCARS.COM in front of the town office building in North Hampton; 84 PORTSMOUTH AVE., EXETER, NH 03833 and in the High Street Cemetery in Hampton. 888.507.4599 Parades in the latter two towns preceded the ceremo- HOURS: MON-FRI: 8AM - 6PM • SAT: 9AM - 5PM PATRIOTIC Continued on 10A• Client: Gary Blake Motorcars File Name: GaryMC3.3x3AN_052507 Paper: Atlantic News Size: 3.3 x 3 Run Date: 05.25.07 Artist: ep Proof: 1 Color: 4 color Sent: Confirmation: PAGE 2A | ATLANTIC NEWS | JUNE 1, 2007 | VOL 33, NO 22 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . 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BLEND OF SUN AND CLOUDS BREEZY WITH SUN AND CLOUDS CLOUDY WITH PERIODS OF RAIN HIGH: 68° LOW: 60° HIGH: 76° LOW: 60° HIGH: 79° LOW: 58° HIGH: 74° LOW: 56° Tides provided by www.MaineHarbors.com Cyan NEWBURYPORT’S HAMPTON HARBOR’S PORTSMOUTH HARBOR’S DOVER POINT’S Magenta 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM Yellow 1 FRI - 12:31 6:41 6:36 1 FRI - 12:39 6:44 6:39 1 FRI 12:04 12:47 6:29 6:24 1 FRI 1:15 1:58 7:39 7:34 2 SAT 12:25 1:09 7:18 7:14 2 SAT 12:33 1:17 7:21 7:17 2 SAT 12:41 1:25 7:06 7:02 2 SAT 1:52 2:36 8:16 8:12 3 SUN 3 SUN 3 SUN 1:19 2:04 7:44 7:42 3 SUN 1:03 1:48 7:56 7:54 1:11 1:56 7:59 7:57 2:30 3:15 8:54 8:52 Black 4 MON 1:43 2:29 8:36 8:38 4 MON 1:51 2:37 8:39 8:41 4 MON 1:59 2:45 8:24 8:26 4 MON 3:10 3:56 9:34 9:36 5 TUE 2:27 3:13 9:19 9:25 5 TUE 2:35 3:21 9:22 9:28 5 TUE 2:43 3:29 9:07 9:13 5 TUE 3:54 4:40 10:17 10:23 6 WED 3:14 4:00 10:05 10:17 6 WED 3:22 4:08 10:08 10:20 FUll MOON 6 WED 3:30 4:16 9:53 10:05 6 WED 4:41 5:27 11:03 11:15 7 THU 4:06 4:50 10:54 11:14 7 THU 4:14 4:58 10:57 11:17 FRIDAY, JUNE 1 7 THU 4:22 5:06 10:42 11:02 7 THU 5:33 6:17 11:52 - 8 FRI 5:01 5:43 11:46 - 8 FRI 5:09 5:51 11:49 - LAST QUARTER 8 FRI 5:17 5:59 11:34 - 8 FRI 6:28 7:10 12:12 12:44 9 SAT 6:01 6:38 12:14 12:40 9 SAT 6:09 6:46 12:17 12:43 FRIDAY, JUNE 8 9 SAT 6:17 6:54 12:02 12:28 9 SAT 7:28 8:05 1:12 1:38 10 SUN 7:03 7:35 1:17 1:37 10 SUN 7:11 7:43 1:20 1:40 10 SUN 7:19 7:51 1:05 1:25 10 SUN 8:30 9:02 2:15 2:35 Resee Hair Salon “Our Best Celebrating Our Blooming 2nd Anniversary! A seacoast destination for home & garden Year” Thanks to all of our We grow our own plants on site and wonderful clients for ❖ Annuals & Perennials choose varieties that thrive in this climate. making our salon ❖ Trees & Shrubs such a success! ❖ Birdseed We Have It All! ALandscape Design & Installation & Feeders AOver 600 Varieties of Perennials ❖ AOver 400 Varieties of Annuals Pottery & Supplies AHerbs, Alpines, & Steppables ❖ Seasonal Home Suzanne,Elfi, Analee,Tammy&Dale AHanging Baskets & Hardy Roses & Garden Decor ACustom Design Window Boxes & Patio Pots ❖ Precision Haircuts for Him/Her ~ Coloring ~ Perms Fresh Cut Flowers 15% Off all Pansies & Violas Foil ~ Highlights & Lowlights ~ Manicures ❖ Unique Gift ideas! 630 Washington Road • Rye, NH • 964-5339 Pedicures ~ Waxing ~ Ear Piercing ~ Gift Cards Hours: Mon-Sat 9-5 • Sun 10-2 Open Tuesday thru Saturday 261 Central Road ~ Rye, NH ~ 603.964.9734 30 Depot Road Hampton NH - 603.926.5085 www.thepottingshednh.com ~ Hours: Mon-Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 ATLANTICNEWS.COM VOL 33, NO 22 | JUNE 1, 2007 | ATLANTIC NEWS | PAGE 3A . NEWS WHS fallen honored at plaque ceremony BY LIZ PREMO cated on Memorial Day, 2007, others. ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER to honor the fallen heroic The ceremony featured HAMPTON | Seven Win- Warriors of Winnacunnet the solemn presentation of nacunnet High School grad- High School” and a quote by colors by the WHS MCJROTC uates who lost their lives Winston Churchill, “Never color guard, as well as stu- while in military service to was so much owed by so dent Anthony Grant singing their country were honored many to so few.” “Amazing Grace.” As the last week at a special cer- The plaque, which will plaque was unveiled, Hol- emony that was broadcast hang by the entrance to the man offered remembrances live throughout the school. school’s Hawley Library, of those honored, noting While friends and fam- was the fruition of an effort specific connections to their ily members time at WHS. looked on from A m o n g their seats in the cherished the front office m e m o r i e s : foyer a plaque B r o w n ’ s was unveiled, ambition to bearing the become an names of the a r c h i t e c t , TOGETHER IN REMEMBRANCE — Friends and families of WHS graduates who died while departed, their Shaw’s mem- serving in America’s military gathered for a memorial plaque dedication at the school. (Left) Anna year of gradua- bership with Shaw touches the name of her son, Robert while Principal Randy Zito looks on; (above) the Shaw tion from WHS, the WHS and Holman families and Mike Schwotzer listen as Craig Reuben and Ben Thomas play “Taps” and (below) American Legion Post #35 Commander Ralph Fatello offers remarks during the their rank and Audio Visual dedication. — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo military branch, Aide program Cyan and the year and wrestling they died. team; Phil- Magenta So honored brick’s desire were Bruce W. to be a state Brown (Class of 1963, US embarked upon several trooper; Findlen’s love of gui- months ago by Principal Army); Robert E. Shaw (’66, tar playing, folk singing and Yellow USMC); Edmond G. Find- Randy Zito and teacher Jack history; Holman’s sense of len (’67, USAF); Steven J. Ford. They were assisted by humor and his enjoyment of Philbrick (’68, USMC); Mark American Legion Post #35 music and art; Loy’s involve- Black W. Holman (US Army) and Commander Ralph Fatel- ment in student council and Desiree Loy (USAF), both lo and Post #35 Chaplain, as a WHS majorette, as well Class of ‘77; and MarciAnna John Holman, whose son as her joy of laughter and Y. Rivera (2006, US Army). Mark’s name is one of those love of music; and Rivera’s “This memorial com- inscribed. membership with the WHS memorates those Winnacun- Those in attendance MCJROTC program and her net graduates who have included Mark’s mother goal to become a physical sacrificed their lives for our Connie Holman and sister therapist to help wounded country,” read the inscrip- Melanie (Holman) Caruso; soldiers returning from war.
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