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Atlantic News Photos Dove 333 Central A GE P U. ATLANTICNEWS.COM VOL 34, NO 30 |JULY 25, 2008 | ATLANTIC NEWS | PAGE 1APresor . O. S. J. P AID FOSTER & CO ostal Customer r, POS NH 03820 ted Standard INSIDE: TA ve. GE , IN TV LISTINGS C. Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, JULY 25, 2008 Vol. 34 | No. 30 | 24 Pages Going the Distance Cyan Magenta Yellow Black ON THE RUN - Devinne Cullinane (inset) has been running competitively since she was a “really little” (left). The 12-year-old will be representing Hampton and Region Six at the 31st North American Finals of the Hershey’s Track and Field Games on August 3. — Atlantic News Photos Hampton’s Devinne Cullinane heads to Hershey for North American Finals BY LIZ PREMO Field Games. She will join quick.” student who will be enter- ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER more than 500 of her peers According to Boudreau, ing seventh grade at St. Pat- MON-FRI 8AM-6PM hen young competing at the finals. sending an athlete from rick’s School in Portsmouth SAT 9AM-5PM athletes from As a participant in the Hampton to Hershey “has this fall. “I’m hoping to do around the program offered each year been a long time coming. We really well down there [in Concerned W about high gas by the Hampton Recreation always sent half our team to PA].” United States and Canada prices? So are we! converge upon the Henry Department, Devinne best- states; [now Devinne] will Though she admits Motorcars has 15 fully Hershey Field in Hershey, ed runners age 11-12 from take the final step and go to she doesn’t know what to serviced, fuel efficient Pennsylvania on Saturday, five New England states nationals!” expect, she acknowledges Saab 4 cylinder turbo sedans, wagons and August 2, a 12-year-old run- (NH, CT, RI, MA and ME) Devinne, who has been that “the race is going to hatchbacks in stock! ner from Hampton will be and Nova Scotia in recent taking part in Hampton be really tough.” She fig- Priced from $6995- among them. regional competition. Rec’s Hershey Track and ures she will be running the $14,995 we have some- “She actually beat every- Field program since she 800m “against 8 or 9 other thing for every budget. Devinne Cullinane You deserve a great car recently earned a spot in one in Region Six,” says was about 7 (and competing kids” heading toward the and great fuel economy! the 800-meter running event Hampton Rec Program once she turned 9) is look- finish line. that will be part of the 31st Coordinator, Rene Bou- ing forward to this next step The sport comes easy to 866-838-3377 North American Finals of dreau. “She beat everybody in her running career. Devinne. She hails from a GARYBLAKEMOTORCARS.COM the Hershey’s Track and pretty soundly. Her time at “I’m really excited about family of runners (“My fam- 84 PORTSMOUTH AVE., EXETER, NH 03833 States was 2:36. She’s pretty it,” says Devinne, an honor DISTANCE cont. on 22A• PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY Client: Gary Blake Motorcars File Name: GaryMC3.3x3AN_071808 Paper: Atlantic News Size: 3.3 x 3 Run Date: 7/18/08 Artist: JH Proof: 3 Color: 4 color Sent: Confirmation: PAGE 2A | ATLANTIC NEWS |JULY 25, 2008 | VOL 34, NO 30 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . Weather the weekend Friday, July 25 Saturday, July 26 Sunday, July 27 Monday, July 28 High: 84˚ Low: 66˚ High: 90˚ Low: 66˚ High: 83˚ Low: 67˚ High: 82˚ Low: 62˚ July 25 Last Quarter Sun and cloulds Partly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny and clear at night Storms possible Storms at night Storms possible Cyan Magenta Tides Newburyport Hampton Portsmouth Dover HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE Yellow Tides provided by DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM www.maineharbors.com 25 FRI 4:58 5:25 11:46 25 FRI 4:41 5:08 11:07 11:47 25 FRI 4:49 5:16 10:52 11:32 25 FRI 6:00 6:27 12:02 Black AT 26 S 5:54 6:20 12:26 12:39 26 SAT 5:37 6:03 12:00 26 SAT 5:45 6:11 11:45 26 SAT 6:56 7:22 12:42 12:55 UN 27 S 6:57 7:20 1:27 1:38 27 SUN 6:40 7:03 12:48 12:59 27 SUN 6:48 7:11 12:33 12:44 27 SUN 7:59 8:22 1:43 1:54 ON 28 M 8:05 8:24 2:33 2:41 28 MON 7:48 8:07 1:54 2:02 28 MON 7:56 8:15 1:39 1:47 28 MON 9:07 9:26 2:49 2:57 UE 29 T 9:13 9:28 3:40 3:47 29 TUE 8:56 9:11 3:01 3:08 29 TUE 9:04 9:19 2:46 2:53 29 TUE 10:15 10:30 3:56 4:03 ED 30 W 10:18 10:30 4:44 4:50 30 WED 10:01 10:13 4:05 4:11 30 WED 10:09 10:21 3:50 3:56 30 WED 11:20 11:32 5:00 5:06 HU 31 T 11:17 11:29 5:43 5:50 31 THU 11:00 11:12 5:04 5:11 31 THU 11:08 11:20 4:49 4:561 31 THU 12:19 5:59 6:06 LET’S PLAY GOLF! 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COMMUNITY Good food for a good cause SPECIal TO THE ATlaNTIC NEWS dessert and beverages. so plan on buying tickets and HAMPTON | The Hamp- Besides great food, there enjoy good food for a good ton Historical Society will host will be a silent auction (con- cause. their 7th annual Southern ducted from 12-2:30 p.m.), Tickets are available at the Style Pig Roast on Saturday, a 50/50 raffle, door prizes, Hampton Rec office on Win- August 30 from 12-3 p.m. on music by Yvonne’s Music Fac- nacunnet Road in Hampton; the grounds of Tuck Museum. tory, and Bubba the Clown, Caffé Fresco and O'Donnell Tickets are now on sale. who will entertain the kids. Imports, both on Lafayette This popular fundraising Tickets for the pig roast Road in Hampton; and the event will feature an encore are $20 for adults and $10 for Tuck Museum on Park Ave- of past years’ menu: Roasted children age 9-16; children age nue in Hampton. For informa- pig, pasta salad, potato salad, 8 and under are free with an tion about the events or tickets cole slaw, baked beans, apple- adult. The ticket prices have call Catherine Fletcher at (603) sauce, barbecue sauce, rolls, not gone up in seven years, 926-0124. SURROUNDED BY GOOD ART — Local artist Betsey Miller is pictured here with a few of her paintings currently on display in the Roberta Craig Room at the North Hampton Public Library. The exhibit will run through the end of July. — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo Talent runs in the family BY LIZ PREMO seascapes, florals, still life resented at an art exhibit Cyan ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER and portraits hang on the open to the public. “The NORTH HAMPTON | walls of the library’s Rober- Indian Paintings” will be When it comes to painting, ta Craig Room for public displayed at the National Magenta view. Gallery of Art in Washing- TIME TO EAT — Volunteers assist with the main course at a previous pig roast hosted by the talent is all in the genes as Hampton Historical Society. Tickets are now on sale for this year’s event, scheduled for Saturday, far as artist Betsey Miller is For someone who ton, DC from September 14 August 30 from 12-3 p.m. concerned. has only been painting a through January 4, 2009. — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo Miller, a North Hamp- decade after taking a mini- The exhibition will fea- Yellow ton resident, hails from mum of instruction, Miller ture 20 of Brush’s works, a long line of artists. Her has proved herself to be an many of which belong to Professional own personal talent, how- accomplished artist. private collectors and sev- EXOTIC NAILS Black ever, wasn’t tapped until Her use of colors is stun- eral that have recently CLOCK about 10 years ago when ning, and each painting come to light. Under NEW Ownership Vivian and Jimmy she became a retiree win- — whether mastered in oils According to the Nation- • Complete nail service tering in Florida.
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