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Atlantic News (603) 431-5186 This Page © 2004 Connelly Communications, LLC, PO Box 592 Hampton, NH 03843- Contributed items and logos are © and ™ their respective owners Unauthorized reproduction 26 of this page or its contents for republication in whole or in part is strictly prohibited • For permission, call (603) 926-4557 • AN-Mark 9A-EVEN- Rev 12-16-2004 PAGE 26A | ATLANTIC NEWS | AUGUST 12, 2005 | VOL 31, NO 32 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . WAR FROM 24A NOTEBOOK FROM 26A GONE TO PRESS virtually every battle. Howev- The two delegations met aged to bring lawn chairs and held at 6 p.m. to celebrate the er, a truly decisive engage- in the then-new Building 86 blankets to sit upon while opening of the new WHS ment was sought. on the yard from August 9 to they enjoy their delicious ice athletic facility. By mid-1905, Russia had September 5, negotiating cream treats. “We would love the sup- lost Port Arthur, and Russian what would become the For more information port of the town,” said Sulli- troops were retreating back to Treaty of Portsmouth. In about the social, call van, “so bring your families.” the railhead of the Trans- essence, Russia agreed to rec- Seabrook Elementary School For more information Siberian railway. The naval ognize Japan as the dominant at (603) 474-3822. about this event, contact the squadron at Port Arthur had power in Korea, and turned WHS main office at (603) 926- been destroyed or damaged at over the leases to Port Arthur, HERE’S WHAT’S COOKIN’ 3395. the Battle of the Yellow Sea, the Liaotung Penninsula and It’s an event that’s good and any remaining warships the southern portion of enough to sink your teeth TIME TO REGISTER at the poorly equipped port of Sakhalin Island to Japan. As into, as well as a tasty way to Things are getting busy at Vladivostok posed only a for Manchuria, it was to be welcome the fall sports sea- Centre School in preparation minor threat to Japanese sea restored to China. son at Winnacunnet High for the 2005-06 academic power. The only force Lessons from the war School. And it’s something year. Parents of students new remaining to challenge the Once peace was declared, The Leicht Jazz Quartet returns to the Press Room on the entire community is invit- to Centre School are urged to Monday, August 15 from 7:30-11:30 p.m. The Quartet fea- power of the Combined observers from the world’s ed to enjoy. contact the school and make tures established Boston keyboardist Michael Shea, guitarist Outback Steakhouse in an appointment to register Japanese Fleet was Russia’s powers began to review the Chet Keefe, bassist George Blodgett and John Leicht on Baltic Fleet. lessons of the first modern vocals, trumpet and flugelhorn. The Press Room is located at Newington will be holding a their child(ren). Dispatched in October war fought in the 20th centu- 77 Daniel Street in Portsmouth. For more information, call cookout fundraiser for the Registration for new stu- 1904, the Baltic Fleet had ry. The menace of torpedoes (603) 431-5186. — Atlantic News Courtesy Graphic WHS Warriors football team dents is scheduled to take made an epic journey around and mines was quickly recog- on Friday, August 26 from 5- place Monday through Africa, through the Indian nized by Germany’s navy, ROLL CALL FROM 8A 7:30 p.m. at WHS. The cook- Wednesday, August 22-24. Ocean and into the Pacific to which would adopt them dur- out will be held behind the Parents should plan to stop relieve Port Arthur. No ing World War I. This was SENATE concession stand, located by by or call the school at (603) steam-powered fleet had ever also the first time radio was (E) HOLD UP ON BURNING C&D WASTE — HB517 the school’s football field. 926-8706 as soon as possible made such a voyage without used to try and coordinate would ban burning construction and demolition debris for The cookout menu will to set up an appointment, as regular maintenance and ships in Japan’s navy. one year, July 1, 2006. Supporters said that the state is per- include steak, chicken, rice well as obtain a list of the repairs at a dockyard. The Results of the war mitting a number of facilities around the state without ade- and Caesar salad. The cost to documents necessary to Baltic Fleet arrived in May, The sun rose on the Japan- quately studying the environmental impact, particularly attend is $15 for adults; $10 complete the registration 1905 and met the Japanese ese Empire following the the emission of toxics like lead and mercury. Opponents for students; and $5 for chil- process. fleet at the Battle of Tsushima. Russo-Japanese War, making said that the DES already looks at environmental impacts in dren age 7 and under. Pro- Orientation for all grades its permitting process, and it’s unfair to suspend this Cyan Of twenty nine warships in it the only power in the Orient ceeds raised at this event will from morning and afternoon the Russian fleet, two thirds that was seen to be on near- process for a study. The House PASSED the bill 17-7. A YES be used by the team to pur- preschool up to grade 2 (with were sunk; only four made it equal footing with the major vote FAVORS a moratorium on burning C&D waste. The chase equipment and cover the exception of afternoon Magenta through to Vladivostok. powers in the world. Its tac- Governor signed the bill into law on July 1. travel and other expenses. Kindergarten) will take place Searching for peace tics were repeated again and NAME DI P HOME E SAU21 physical educa- on Tuesday, August 30; after- Hassan, Margaret W 23 d Exeter Y Japan had her decisive vic- again as Japan envisioned a tion teacher, Laurie Sullivan noon Kindergarten students Clark, Martha Fuller 24 d Portsmouth Y tory at the Battle of Tsushima, “Greater Far Eastern Co-Pros- offered “a big thank you” to will have orientation on Yellow Note: The Senate President and the House Speaker have but was financially exhausted, perity Sphere” composed of Outback Steakhouse, which Wednesday, August 31. Con- the option not to vote when presiding. and faced the growing armies Korea, China, and colonies is not only donating all the tact the school for specific of Russia on land. Russia, seized from Europe’s great food and supplying the nec- times. Black RACING FROM 25A with no hope of countering powers during World War essary equipment, but will Classes for grades 1-2 land, Georgia; Travis Kittle- Japanese sea power, and fac- Two. Only the entry of the WEEKEND RACING also assist with the prepara- begin on Wednesday, August son, Mooresville, North Car- ing anti-war agitators at home United States into the war WATKINS GLEN, NY | tions as well as do all the 31; preschool and Kinder- olina; Matt McCall, Denver, was also seeking a way out of after the attack on Pearl Har- The Nextel Cup and Busch cooking. garten classes begin on North Carolina; Danny a fruitless war. bor stopped Japan’s expan- series cars will be at In addition to the cook- Thursday, September 1. In O’Quinn, Coeburn, Virginia; Both sides were seeking a sion. Watkins Glen, New York, out, there will be two other observance of the Labor Day David Ragan, Kannapolis, way out of a war which nei- Russia was reduced in while the Craftsman Trucks sports-related events taking holiday, there will be no North Carolina; Peter Shep- ther could decisively win. stature on the world stage as a race at Lebanon, Tennessee. place at WHS on August 26. school from Friday through herd, Norval, Ontario, Cana- United States President result. In less than twenty Saturday, August 13, Prior to the cookout, the foot- Monday, September 2-5. da; and Auggie Vidovich, Theodore Roosevelt entered years the Czarist government Busch Series race 24 of 35, ball team will hold a scrim- Classes resume on Tuesday, Lakeside, California. the fray as a neutral third would be overthrown by the mage against Londonderry September 6. The top10 Starting time: 2 p.m. (EST); party at this point, offering a Communist Revolution. Busch Series leaders: TV: NBC; Distance: 90 laps/ at 4 p.m., and the girls soccer Centre School is located place for the two warring Theodore Roosevelt, who teams will have their open- on Winnacunnet Road in 1 Truex 3286 220 miles; Defending cham- nations to meet. Portsmouth had stayed away from the ing day for games on their Hampton. For additional 2 Bowyer 3201 pion: This is the inaugural New Hampshire was select- negotiations lest he steal the home turf. Later on, a ribbon information, call (603) 926- 3 Sorenson 3182 event. ed, because of the security and spotlight, received the Nobel cutting ceremony will be 8706. 4 Edwards 2955 Craftsman Trucks Toyota communication facilities of its Peace Prize for his part in 5 K. Wallace 2890 Tundra 200, race 16 of 25, Navy Yard, suitable nearby arranging the peace talks. 6 Hamlin 2847 Starting time: 5 p.m. (EST); accommodations, and a cli- America, then a newly minted 7 D. Green 2629 TV: Speed Channel; Dis- mate that was much better and growing world power, 8 Stremme 2593 tance: 150 laps/ 200 miles; than the sweltering heat of received recognition for its 9 Lewis 2573 Defending champion: Washington D.C. during the part in bringing the conflict to 10 Menard 2550 Bobby Hamilton, Dodge.
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