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Y MA K ( AG I . ow x r, r n n d nt n rt th nd 'Little did I A A IC EWS S A W I E f r h r t nt l z n t l f h rn nd bl n n know how far xt t r t r nt rt n d th th p r t n. t pp n n t th n r l. C p l n n rt nt the ghost stories l l t v rn, t t t t n t f r th pr n f h nt d t r n h l n would take me.' th h n r d d d — th t rt f h r p p l r h t t r ll x En l nd t t , b th r t h r . b t t n th r l f h r " nt d b " x Roxie Zwicker b r l n h t n n th rd b , " nt d b f d l n t n f h Author h l n n n th th En l nd," v l bl t t r th f r t h nd nt r nt r l f l l th M n l p h r n f pr nt d l v ll d n 'Haunted Pubs'
A A O MA C nt. n A. PAGE A I Artmnc NEWS I MARCH 06, 200 I Vot 35, No 06 A A C EWS.COM OCA O S SEA OOK COMMU I Y A E other pirates seeking his trea- rage of ghostly activity at the E E S I E I I A IO After a visit to the sure, which he is said to have Frost Sawyer Tavern/ hr State Street spot, she soon Chimney's Inn. • t - SEABROOK I A newly-formed coalition of local volunteers disclosed the hidden location - is embarked on a six-state tour tt n th t bl f r r , l n l rv d fr v r of to Mary in his dying words. Two dozen t v rn nd - M nd nd h r d n ht fr 6:4 p. . t th Ch r h f to see what other historic tav- Legend has it that the gold bul- pubs in all compile "Haunt- Chr t, l t d t 86 f tt d n S br . ems and pubs might reveal lions were buried beneath the ed Pubs," each with riveting r p r d and served by the Seabrook Community Table, th their haunted secrets. hearth of the house, which is ghostly legends intertwined l t p ll n l d n ntr ( h p t nd tb ll r What she found was a reportedly haunted to this day with d f f n t n his- ham and beans), sal4 dessert, bread mitt beverage. wealth of tales — some never by Mary's ghost tory delectably-told in the way Working in f four or five on their pre-selected eve- before told — that she packs The tale has many dif- only a t r t ll r l d rungs, b r f th l t n do all the cooking and serving, into page after haunted page ferent facets, and has drawn can deliver. and they supply everything that's needed for each meal. of her book. enormous interest over the The b l n h d According to organizer Joyce Addison, the whole objective One aspect that makes years, much to the dismay of plenty of enticing reasons to the Seabrook Community Table is to fill a need in the town of t Seabrook. She adds that the effort is not exclusive to Seabrook Roxie's latest effort stand tall the owners of the home who want to visit h t , f n t f r residents, and that people in need from surrounding communities above the competition is that have long pleaded for privacy, th h t , th n f r th f d are welcome to come to d nn r. she has traveled from one cor- insisting that there is no trea- and fine l . Wh t r , h l t n ll r t f ll pt d n t n ( ppl ner of New England to the sure — and no ghost. Roxie, as always, rd nfl ll n t r fr n n n th n t h ld other, to personally visit each "Ocean Born Mary" like p rt th pr rv t n f tt l t h lp t W th th ff rt r r nf r t n r t ff r site she writes about so many other haunted tales, historic site. t n , ll j Addison at (60 4 4 608 r M l n n with the world from beyond. All too often, ghost tales is passed along from one sto- "The t r v l f th t (60 44 20 . The focus of the book specifi- are told time and, again, typi- ryteller to the next with folks pr p rt ph n n l," OME UYE S • SEMI A SC E U E cally is taverns and pubs — cally by folks who have no capitalizing on the legends of h . "W l v h r n AM O I b r d t n is the first step toward most of which are open to the first-hand connection to any of a site they can't even visit first- En l nd j t rr nd d b home ownership and building financial security. public today — where ghosts the stories, who simply rehash hand. Rest assured, there are th f n t n pl nd To that end, Susan l nd nd K r n K lb r f C r nd from the past reportedly raise what others have written. no such yams spun in Roxie's s odes. We really can't take this G p lt r h v t d p th l f l W t r patrons' hair as they raise their Take; for example, New book. stuff for granted." M rt t ff r fr f r t t h b r n r n h r own glasses. Hampshire' s infamous "House "I don't understand how Now busily at work on her d , M r h 2 t 6: 0 p. . n th n t th n M r l "It all started when the of Ocean Born Mary," in Hen- you can write about some- fourth book — an exhaustive br r n pt n. . niker. It's a ghost story with thing like that, if you can't go collection of cemetery tales h d n ll f n th n $8,000 t x r d t f r Travel Channel was in town f r t t h b r , b n f t f h n r h p, th pr doing a documentary about all the spooky trimmings that and experience it, and go and from across New England — f p r h n h , rr nt rt pt n nd h t one of my tours," Rode says, has been told over and over pr v n CO r . while seated in a booth for until nearly all the facts have rt p nt ll l r v fr r d t r p rt fr l lunch at the downtown Ports- been replaced with lubricous W t r M rt , d nt p n fr G ll tl nd r ffl mouth restaurant, the Blue legends. h n f r $ 0 ft t th G ll t h pl th r v n n Mermaid, which is supposedly As the story goes, Mary h b r t . (you guessed it) haunted. Wilson was born at sea in th K lb r nd l nd r d n pt n nd h v n A Travel Channel produc- 1720, in a vessel en route to r f xp r n n th l l r l t t r t. h r n r er, intrigued by Roxie's sto- Boston from Ireland. The ship ll h lp l r p n nf n f r th h h v t n was purportedly boarded by b t, r r nt r t d n, f r t t h n r h p. r r ries about Portsmouth's many nf r t n r t S f r th n r, ll (60 02 024 . well-known hauntings, sug- pirates, led by Don Pedro, GE K I I G WI AM O EC gested that she should look who spared the family with into the rumors swirling about the newborn under the condi- AM O I h pt n r t n p rt nt r haunted pubs, starting with tion that they name the child uncover the story yourself," Rode is readying her ghostly r ntl ff r n n tt n r n tr t d b l l xp r n d the city's own Molly Malone's Mary, after the pirate captain's Roxie says. "I want to go there, walking tours which are set n tt r. (now called McMenemy's). mother. meet the people who have had to begin later this month. One Wh th r th r n xp r n n tt r r j t tt n nt th these experiences, and give the h bb , d lt 8 nd p ll nj d p n nd l rn "His first suggestion was In later years, Mary became such tour takes guests on a th b ll n dv n d t hn . to find out the ghost stories at a widow and Don Pedro readers something they aren't visit to the many haunted Cl t n th M r t n S h l nn x n d v n n Molly's. Little did I know how returned to find her and con- going to find anywhere else." pubs of Portsmouth. fr p. . b nn n n M r h . h f t p rt p t $48 far the ghost stories would take fess his love. Don Pedro was That she does, and more, As she gets up from her f r r d nt nd $ f r n n r d nt . me," Rode writes in "'Haunted then murdered in Henniker by with "Haunted Pubs." From table at the Blue Mermaid, she r r nf r t n r t n p, ll pt n t (60 the Pettibone Tavern in Con- describes how the structure 26 2. necticut, to the Coach Stop Inn was built as a residence in the SU O C E AMES OUSE in Bar Harbor, and the many in 1800s, and once served as a AM O I h p bl nv t d t pp rt th n n between, Roxie reveals plenty brothel. Legend has it that the n f th Association, which is to promote and of spooky spots worth visit- ghost of a woman is frequent- preserve the James Family homestead located on Towle Farm Road • r ing. ly seen in the building today, n pt n. Locally, residents can visit oftentimes looking down the h dd d t th t n l t r f His- McMenemy's in Portsmouth stairs from the second floor. toric l n 2002. C nt n d r t r t n nd nt n n f th where Roxie reveals the tales For a ghoulishly good read, h t r . 2 h t d pl nn d, b t h lp is urgently needed of a full-body apparition in the check out "Haunted Pubs of from the community to p th pr j t n . basement, among a number New England," the perfect The James House Association is a non-profit organization of other unexplained happen- book for the fireside, a lazy funded by dues, donations and (when p bl r nt . n civic groups welcome mg afternoon, or even while tip- nd ll nd v d l nd f l r :00 t :00 p t join th association. •FAlso in Portsmouth Roxie ping one in the local tavern, Those who would like to become a member, make a donation, „:1.incovers ghostly goings-on where you may be sitting by r b th n do b clicking on the Membership/ Donation link at the William Pitt Tavern yourself at the bar, but not at wwwiameshousemuseum.org, or by ll n S p W bb t (60 S rv n nn r W dn d S nd . and Stoodley's Tavern, both necessarily alone. 26 8 for more information. of which are now part of the For more information about ECOME A MEM E Of S 4:00 p 0:00 p StrawbeVanke Museum. Roxie's ghost tours, visit www. n the mad apiece, in newenglandcuriosities.com . HAMPTON The pt n t r l S t ( I IS , n nd purharn Roxie unveils a bar- p nd nt, n n pr f t r n z t n, nv t r d nt nd businesses t join th r r n b r h p. r M r h 6th • x & p 0p h p r t n f th M , n d b th HHS, are lt d t t ll dr v n b b r h p nd d p bl b th d th S n. M r h 8th • d All n p 6p p r 4 r G ld b r h p p . The money is used for collection care, d t n pr r , b ld n nd nt n n . v Ant Y rl membership categories are f ll : Ind v d l, $ C pl t M n Al Av l bl f r O t ll dr G b ld r St d nt, $ 0 l , $2 Senior Citizen age 6 an over, $10; Senior All Ant , Ant l h r t r , Or nt l , nt n , th n O nfr nt n t n Av l bl W th rv n , dd , O Ol l , p , ll & , G n , S rd , Couple age 65 and over, $1,5; and Business, $100. Membership gifts , C ln Old h t r ph & nd M n r pt . are hilly tax-deductible. 0 Y r Exp r n Membership in the HHS pr v d th p bl th n pp rt Int E t t nd C nt p r r lr , nd , W t h r , Ch r r l t , an organization that fosters the develop- All ln G ld nd S lv r j lr n t t b nv lv d th , All nt d t b r. ment f community spirit. . 44 S hfr h tr . S rv , Be part of that community spirit. To find out more about th O n Ell■t . pt n. • 60 2 2 22 • K :l rd n n • • "r , . l O4 nd All n S lv r pt n t r l S t , j n n th b r h p r n C f d b G . b f An r M b r p l r Antique l r A n. d n t n, v t .h pt n h t r l t . r . r r l C ll (60 4 6 8 r (60 4 4 nf r t n b t th M ll (60 2 0 8 .
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relocated the distinguished lamb shanks with cinnamon for two, while the dining S MA ( AG school twice, and finally espagnole and oven roasted room can also accommodate A A IC EWS S A W I E decided it was time to find a baby winter vegetables, or corporate or birthday par- renchcuisine permanent home. stuffed Chicken Ballontine ties and the like for up to 40 connoisseurs can relish Prior to the December over a Dijon mustard cream, guests at a time. in a savory celebration. move • to Depot Square, the with wild rice pilaf and glazed Soon, an adjacent build- school was housed in a build- carrots for the main course. ing on the site will serve up While celebrating the recent relocation and grand ing adjacent to the former Dinner that evening will be even more tantalizing treats, re-opening of the popu- Hampton Cinemas.. So, the precluded with duck comfit when Chez Boucher Cooking lar Chez Boucher Cooking quest began to find a location with butter braised Brussels School will open a café to School, the general public can to buy instead of lease, in sprouts, toasted pecans and offer fine French pastries to now participate in sharing order to serve the students sauce moutarde, along with the public. the full flavor of the insti- (and now the patrons) for a choice of either the soup For more information tute's scrumptious culinary years to come. - pistou or crisp Bibb salad, all about the school, classes, or creations. With 3,200 square feet topped off with classic creme to sample the fine cuisine Heralded Chef Ron in the new facility, there is brulee and shortbread cook- during the weekly bistro din- Boucher, owner and founder plenty of room for students ies for dessert. • ners, call (603) 926-2202, or of the school, has been help- to learn how to polish their The bistro dinner is per- visit the official Web site at ing students, residents, aspir- cooking skills—and for folks fect for a romantic evening www.chezbouchercom. ing experts, and mere fans to come and discover how of good food fine-.tune their delicious those skills can be. cooking skills for six years. Each week, on alternating Now, with his new home Thursday and Friday nights, at Depot Square in Hamp- a bistro-style dinner is served ton, Boucher is welcoming in the new dining room, the general public to weekly where patrons can choose a weekly fine dining extrava- their main course and appe- ganza — at a surprisingly tizer as part of a scrumptious affordable price—in a bistro- er Cooking School opened, classes and much more. four-course dinner. style setting. instructing folks young "I always wanted to teach The menu changes from Located at 32 Depot and old in simple one-time cooking, and I really love week to week, but the food Square in the heart of sessions, all the way up to what I do now," Boucher is consistently delicious. For downtown Hampton, Chez intensive six-week training says. example, this week, on Thurs- Boucher Cooking School is courses to groom and prime With both his parents day, March 12, diners will fully-equipped with a state- future top chefs. The school of French descent, Boucher be choosing between braised of-the-art kitchen which acts offers one-day workshops, grew up with a love for the as a classroom for students, couples-night-out classes, flavors. He began working as well as a comfortable and cake decorating instructions, at a restaurant when he was elegant seating in the adja- after school and summer 13 years old, studied the art cent dining room for up to camp programs for kids, in school, and has been there 40 guests. demonstration cooking, cor- ever since. Over the past six years, porate team building cooking In recent years, he has WE C EA OMES WI Boucher estimates that liter- ally thousands of students E S O ICES OO. l l t d nt r v EE WEEK have come to him to learn Off r d f r l rl r d nt ( 0 l r d the art of perfecting French Featuring: cuisine. • 20+ ongoing weekly classes The chef once taught the •Beginner series and workshops trade at the illustrious Whit- • Corporate Yoga (on-she available) Privates and Private Group Classes temore School of Business open 7 days a week and Economics at the Uni- Clut Punch cards and Memberships opt versity of New Hampshire, r available, and Drop-ins are welco before venturing into his own restaurant, Which he av*r3aw on Hampton Beach for 20 Y r f years. ISI OU r f n l Cl n n With the rigors and long A A E hours that come with run- OU IQUE + ning a restaurant full-time, C EA WA E C EA I G SE ICES, C Boucher decided to revert l W rt back to what he truly loved f = th l r t EE ES IMA ES most — teaching. ,0 6 l n t rn r rn Hence, the Chez Bouch- Inf lpr d rrt r rn I4 I , C ll d 60 60 2282
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Atl n p n th p r nn l h I n th f r t pr bl p n f r n b f nd b t r d r r nv t d t tr n d nd n l d bl I ld ll th t ll n nd d n r nd t n r t t p t b t th pr d t th ll, t r nn n l t." h t t n. n hn r l tr n E t l . . AnArmcNEws.Coivi t , 06 I MA t 06, 200 I AnA n EWS I AGt A USI ESS O ES E S A K z O O IO MA AGI G A WE ICS I A Y GREENLAND I "Managing Your Portfolio," a seminar pre- sented by Jeffrey Brown of Ameriprise Financial Services, will W C, U h t nf n be offered on Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Weeks Public Library, located at 36 Post Road in Greenland. S ECIA O E A A IC EWS Business Administration; This seminar provides investment knowledge to develop PORTSMOUTH I The and Judith A. DesMeules, financial habits today to help accumulate wealth over a lifetime. Women's Business Center VP, Business and Sales It covers how to make investment planning more manageable; and the University of New Manager, TD Banknorth balance risk and reward; integrate asset allocation into one's per- Hampshire at Manchester These experts gave an sonal financial picture; and create a well-rounded portfolio. overview of the types of Refreshments will be served, and Ameriprise will make a recently hosted bank rep- today financial contribution to the Friends of the Library on behalf of resentatives from various lending available each attendee. Space is limited; to register for the seminar or for New Hampshire lending and how eligible business- es can go about applying mort,' information on this and all library programs, call (603) 436- institutions as well as a 8548 or visit www.weekslibrary.org . representative from the US for a loan. A question and answer period followed. ECU A S A UA MEE I G Small Business Adminis- tration. Located at 1555 Lafay- PORTSMOUTH I Northeast Credit Union will host their The group met with ette Road in Portsmouth, annual meeting on Tuesday, March 31 at the Sheraton Harborside local business owners to the Women's Business Cen- in Portsmouth. The evening will begin with a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres at discuss lending criteria ter fosters entrepreneur- 6 p.m., followed by a buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the Meeting and changes in the current ship, building the New at 7:30 p.m. lending environment. Hampshire economy one Tickets are $12 per person and are on sale now through March The panel of experts woman-owned business at 18. For more information, call Northeast Credit Union (located at from the New Hampshire a time. 100 Borthwick Avenue in Portsmouth) at (603) 422-9951 or visit lending community includ- The WBC strengthens www.necu.org. ed Jim Kleinrock, a Busi- and supports women at C AM E S S A E IME ness Specialist with Bank of every level of business COM I ES E WO KI G, OW I G America; Elliott Barry, VP development through edu- EXETER I The Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce has teamed Commercial Lending, Citi- cation, counseling, peer up with Exeter Bowling Lanes/ Shooters Sports Pub to host the zens Bank; Michelle Mat- support and advocacy. Seacoast's hottest new networking event, Spare Time to Network, thews, . Business Banking For more information,
held on the first Monday of each month. Representative, Sovereign O EWO Y — Judith DesMeules, Wit Jones, Elliott Barry, call (603) 430-2892 or visit The lost cost of $20 provides participants two hours of bowl- Bank; Witmer H. Jones, Kl nr nd M h ll M tth p rt p t d n a t n nd www.WomenBiz.org ing (shoes included), pizza and the opportunity to network with District Director, US Small n r n t th r nt WBC v nt h l th r d n other Exeter Area business professionals. Additionally, prizes will t n t f th d n. be given away to first and second place teams. — Atlantic C rt Photos When participants arrive, they will be asked to drop a busi- ness card in the Chamber hat. Teams will then be picked at ran- dom from the hat to give the opportunity to meet and bowl with Ch b r, SS h t S ll n Sh new people each month. Participants need to arrive by 4:30 p.m.; the event starts S ECIA O E An.Amic EWS to display their goods and be provided. tion or to register as an promptly at 5 p.m. and teams have until 7 p.m. to bowl. 9 EXETER .The Exeter services to the business Sponsorship opportuni- exhibitor call the Chamber By the way, don't miss the Chamber's next Morning Mixer, Area Chamber of Com- community as well as the ties are also available and at (603) 772-2411 or visit scheduled for Tuesday, March 10 from 7:30-9 a.m. at Suiergy merce and marketing stu- public. the students are looking www.exeterarea.org . Health and Fitness, located at 7 Alumni Drive in Exeter. For more The exhibitor fee of $75 for door prizes for the information on "Spare Time to Network" or to reserve a spot, or dents at the Seacoast School for more about the Morning Mixer, contact the Exeter Area Cham- of Technology have teamed for members and $150 for event. For more informa- ber of Commerce at (603) 772-2411. up to host a Small Busi- non-members includes AM O , E E E C AM E S ness Showcase on Wednes- 8'x6' display space, 6 ft. day, April 8 from 3-7 pm table with tablecloth, pro- OS OAS O E COAS at the Talbot Gymnasium, motion of the event and E AI HAMPTON BEACH I The fifth annual Toast to the Coast, located at 40 Linden Street networking segment with hosted by the Hampton and Exeter Area Chambers of Com- MA K WE WO in Exeter. hors d'oeuvres provided OME merce, will be held on Thursday, April 23 from 6:30-9 p.m. at the by SST Culinary Arts stu- Ashworth by the Sea, located at 295 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton The event will give Beach. businesses an opportunity dents. Refreshments will Proceeds raised at the event will benefit on-going community TRADITION. COMMUNITY. INNOVATION. projects. Guests will enjoy sampling hors d'oeuvres from many fine Seacoast area restaurants as well as wine, noble brews and other beverages from distributors. Door and raffle prizes provide an all-around fun and enjoyable evening. O E OUSE Advance tickets are $35 and are on sale now at the Hampton Chamber office at 1 Lafayette Road in Hampton, and at the Exeter S nd , nn n M r h 22 Chamber office at 24 Front Street, Suite 101 in Exeter. Tickets will also be on sale the night of the event for $45. For more informa- :00p to 4:00p tion call the Hampton Chamber at (603) 926-8718 or the Exeter Chamber at (603) 772-2411. MO I G MI E A SY E GY EXETER Join the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce for a A U Y A O A E SEACOAS Morning Mixer on Tuesday, March 10 from 7:30-9 a.m. at Synergy SE IO COMMU I Y Health and Fitness, located at 7 Alumni Drive in Exeter. An authentic piece of American history in a picturesque neighborhood Breakfast will be catered by Brothers North Restaurant and setting, Thc Mark Wentworth Home offers a senior living experience Lounge from Hampton, and there will be some great raffle prizes: that simply cannot be re-created anywhere else Synergy is giving away four, 3-month memberships; a massage; facial; and other wonderful prizes. There is no charge to attend. Admission is one business card We invite you to come see for yourself. for the door prize drawings and one business card to post on the "Look Who's Here Board. OMO I G SMA USI ESS — Ex t r Ch b r rd Members of the Chamber, their guests and any business M b r Jon Ring and SS r n p l M r r t C ll h n r seeking more information about Synergy Health and Fitness are p t r d h r t l t r S ll n Sh v nt. welcome to attend. For more information call (603) 772-2411 or — Atl nt C rt h t visit www.exeterarea.org . - PAGE 6A I Aniuinc NEWS I MA C 06, 200 I Vol_ 35, No 08 ATLANTIC_NEWS.COM E UCA IO `KEEP IT GREEN' NOMA Competitions highlight impressive achievement PAM ON Si. PATRICK'S DAY HAMPTON I Hampton Seniors are invited join the Hampton BY CHIESTEIA HAAILTON March 7 at Plymouth State Recreation Department for a St. Patrick's Day Party at the- Beacon on S ECIA O tE A A K uys College. Tuesday, March 17, departing from Hampton at 9 a.m. HAMPTON I Hampton Eighth grader Morgan Participants will enjoy a delicious Si Patrick's family style luncheon Escalara won first place in Academy is extremely proud that includes corned beef, baked chickak red Potatoes, boiled onions , of several students who have the individual competition carrots, cabbage and pasta). excelled in their academics and was the top scorer of all After lunch, its time to feel all iiiitement of Ireland with the and recently had the oppor- participants and will compete 2009 Irish show, 'Irish Cottage Song & Dance Troupe" featurintMark tunities to demonstrate the in the state's individual com- Shelton, Frankie Burke and a wonderful presentation of dancert The cost for this special St. Patrick's Day event is $50 per person; for merits of their hard work and petition. more information or to sign up cal Hampton Rec at (603) 926-3932. achievement. "I knew I could eas- Earlier this year, 30 stu- ily sweep the competition if I I IS I E EA E E E A UCKY C A M dents at Hampton Academy studied and I won," Escalara PORTSMOUTH I The Blue Mermaid Island Grill Restaurant and took place in the annual Geog- James Desrosiers Morgan Escalara said. "Because I was the high- George Hosker-Bouley's Carpe Diem Inc. present "Frosted Lucky raphy Bee, organized by sixth est scorer at the competition Charms," an interactive dinner-theater event taking place on Sunday, Geography Bee. February. MATHCOUNTS March 15 at the restaurant, located on The Hill in Portsmouth grade social studies teacher YI like geography because is a competition program to I was given a gift certificate entitling me to online classes Doors open at 6 p.m., with the show starting at 630 p.m. The cost Irene Grand. Eight students I like to study interesting excite and challenge middle for this evening chock-full of comedy, adult limericks, fiddle playing, placed as finalists; eighth facts, about places all over the school students by fostering for MATH COUNTS and any and many favorite Irish jigs and tunes, is $49.95 per person, plus tax grader James Desrosiers was world," Desrosiers said, "and exploration of mathematics other courses I am interested and service. Reservations are required and may be made by calling awarded first place, sixth I think that's what helped me and analytical thinking as in lam looking forward to the (603) 427-2583. grader Eric Eames placed sec- be successful in the Geo Bee." well as teamwork and exem- state competition — because I "Fasted Lucky Charms" involves the tale of six people who travel ond, and sixth grader Kyle The Hampton Acad- plary work ethic. won first place I get to skip to the United States from Innisfree, Ireland in hopes of raising money Farmer placed third. emy MATHCOUNTS Team, The Hampton Academy the first round and automati- to save their parish. During this humorous and creative skit, the six- Desrosiers then took a writ- cally qualify for the second misplaced travelers must endure a pub crawl in their search for a pot advised by eighth grade math MATHCOUNTS team, includ- of gold which is said to be at the bottom of a Frosted Lucky Charms ten test that was sent to the teacher Eileen L,onergan, had ing Clayton Coggeshall, Jack round. I had a great time and National Geographic Society the Chapter Competition and Cereal Box. an exciting run at the Seacoast Knollmeyer, Chris Reilly and The menu is inspired by a Caribbean Irish connection. Among the I hope 1 do well at states. and has been awaiting word Chapter MATHCOUNTS Jonathan Sudiaman placed offerings: A toast to St. Patrick with a little Guinness; cheddar and Celtic to see if he will be participat- competition at the University third overall and qualified Good luck to the team!" ale soup; entree choice of potato-encrusted cod or traditional corned ing in the New Hampshire of New Hampshire in early for the state competition Ott beef; and Guinness Stout chocolate cake.For more information about this event, call the number above or visit www.bluernermaid.com . Time to register for O ESE S OMMY SA S ROCHESTER I Celebrate Saint Patrick's Eve at the Rochester Opera House, when Celtic singer/ songwriter Tommy Sands with Moya and NHS Kindergarten Ronan appear at a special concert on Monday, March 16 at 7 p.m. S ECIA O tE A A IC E WS encouraged to bring copies of Tommy was the prime songwriter for the Sands Family, a group NORTH HAMPTON I their child's birth certificate with his five siblings, which became one of Ireland's most influential folk groups of the 1960s and 70s. Son Fionan and daughter Moya, repre- North Hampton School has and physical/ immunization senting th third generation of the Sands Family, add a dynamic sound announced that Kindergar- records to orientation, and as they join their father on stage. ten registration and parent registration packets will be The music moves from traditional Irish to contemporary folk and orientation for the 2009-2010 available. speaks to all that is Ireland, from its troubled past to its indomitable spir- school year has been sched- Children must be five it. With Tommy on vocals and guitar, Moya on fiddle, vocals, bodhran uled for Monday, March 23 years old by September 30, and whistle and Fionan on mandolin and banjo, the show is livelier than from 6-7 p.m. at the school, 2009 to be enrolled in the ever. Find out more about then at wwwtommysands.com. located on Atlantic Avenue. NHS Kindergarten program. To reserve tickets call the ROH box office at (603) 335-1992 or visit A variety of topics will be For More information about ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT — rt p nt n th wwwrochesteroperahouse.com. Celebrating its Centennial Season, the discussed, including Kinder- the registration process or S br Ev n St rt l t r r r nj d v t n Rochester Opera House is located in City Hall at 31 Wakefield Street in th S t S n C nt r nd Od rn nt d r n th Rochester. garten curriculum and school the orientation, call Terry r nt h l v t n . OI E S AM OCK CE E A IO procedures. Parents are Provencher at (603) 964-7237. — Atl nt C rt h t RYE I The Rye Over 55 Club is planning a bus trip with Fox Tours to Indian Head Resort in Lincoln, NH for the St Patrick's Shamrock Celebration on Monday, March 16. There will be an Irish buffet luncheon featuring corned beef and cabbage, as well as other meal selections. Included is an open bar dur- n It l n n n ... ing the welcome reception. This is a fantastic day of eating and entertainment by the Irish Mist Band, as well as some sing-along tunes and some other surprises. The bus will leave the Rye Congregational Church at 9 a.m. and Gr t S rv return to town at about 5 p.m. The cost for the trip is $65 per person. Gr t d. Gr t St ff The club is not restricted to Rye residents. For more dub informa- tion contact Merle Harmon at (603) 436-9083 or David Holton at (603) S h n 964-8192. Banquet Service n t Ch n ... AI GA E S O IC OF PUBLIC PRESENTATION Informal Dining h t K p AM O I h Hampton Beach Village District t f t n Take-out C tt nd the Hampton NROC Innovative Land Use Group available G tt n tt r will sponsor a presentation on rain gardens on Thursday, M r h 2 from 6:30 8:30 p.m. in the training room of the Hampton police sta- tion, located at 100 Brown Avenue, Hampton Beach. The presentation will cover how rain gardens can help solve stormwater management issues, ll as rain garden function, design, and the steps of installation. There will be time to answer questions and discuss how to properly site rain gardens. This informative evening will help participants learn how rain gardens can help solve stormwater issues while beautifying the landscape. Property owners, gardeners, developers, landscape pro- fessionals, planners and municipal decision makers will gain useful information about this simple and innovative stormwater manage- ment tool. The Hampton Beach Village District t f t n C t t nd the Hampton NROC Innovative Land Use Group will be installing a demonstration rain garden in Hampton later this spring. fr tA 4t l This presentation is offered to the public free of charge, thanks to f the Hampton Beach Village District Beautification Committee, the 69 f tt d ( t , rth pt n, Hampton NROC Innovative Land Use Group, and the Great Bay E WI OW E C E S A E xt t th r St r National Estuarine Research Reserve Coastal Training Program. C ll 60 64 064 For more information contact Steve Miller at Steve.Millerawildlife. 40 a aye e oa • am o , nh.gov or (603) 778-0015, ext. 305; or Geannina Gu,zman-Scanlan at (603) 926-8800 [email protected] or (603) 926-0015. A A IC EWS.COM Voi 35, No 08 I MA C 06, 200 I AnArmc EWS I AGE 7A O MCA EWS nn n r n f r r t f th r t nd Cr throughout the country, responsibility inherent with this in Instructional Technology, eight years in public office as PGA Champions Tour golf tour- a new and fresh perspective is position," says Buck. "I have no both from Syracuse University President, Union Township nament benefiting Nashawtuc needed with the Trustees of the vested interests in this position Buck is well-versed in finan- (NJ) School Board; member of Charities. Trust Funds," says Buck. "This other than the interests of the cial management dealing with the Planning Board in Town of Buck has lived in Hampton is why I am a candidate for citizens of Hampton." million dollar budgets, finan- Union (NY); and as a speaker for 20 years with his wife, Sha- Trustee of the Trust Funds." Buck's credentials include cial management and internal at New York State Association ron, and has three grown sons Buck believes that the eight years as Rockingham accounting controls for large of Towns Annual Convention in and four grandchildren. Buck town's existing portfolios need County Treasurer. While in corporations such as AT&T and New York City. a Paul Harris (+1) Fellow of the to be reviewed and modified office according to Rockingham IBM Corp. Buck has been a featured Rotary Club of Hampton. Life as economic conditions warrant. County annual reports, Buck In Hampton, Buck has speaker at Computer Security • Member of the Hundred Club of "Sound financial management consistently saved the County served as chairman of the Plan- Institute Annual Conference(s); New Hampshire, First Congre- and .positive strategic planning through strategic planning and ning Board; chairman (twice) author of the book "Introduc- gational Church member, and is needed to insure the best solid financial management. of the. Municipal Budget Com- tion to Data Security and Con- Chairman of the USS Hampton return," he says. "My investment strategy at mittee; member of the Growth trols" and member Executive (SSN767) Committee. Buck is a fiscal conservative the County was to create the Management Oversight Board; Committee PGA Tour BC Open, "With my past financial S ECIA To nut AnAtmc wws by nature. His goal as Trustee best portfolio for investment member of the Capital Improve- Broome County (NY) Charities. management experience and HAMPTON !Edward would be to create the best-bal- of trust funds as allowed by ment Program; .and most recent- Annually, Buck volunteers my over quarter century of gov- "Sandy" Buck is running for anced portfolios for investment law," says Buck, who earned ly, a member of the Hampton for several Rotary Club of ernment service," says Buck, "I election as Trustee of the Trust of trust funds. his Bachelor of Arts degree in School Facilities Planning. Hampton functions, the Hamp- am the best candidate to serve Funds in Hampton. "As Trustee, I will willingly Economics from the Maxwell Prior to moving to Hamp- ton Beach Seafood Festival Com- the Town of Hampton." "With the current financial accept the important fiduciary School and a Master of Science ton, Buck served for more than mittee, and the Bank of America E E S
responsibility to ensure for a and I am seeking election to asking for your vote. For more School board goals should find in me a dedicated profes- free society. the Hampton Board of Select- information on my plan, go to have more to do with under- sional who will work tirelessly The children of Hampton men. www.eileenlatimencom. standing the total budget in for our great high school. Par- represent the future of this A 23-year resident of Eileen Latimer one's community and under- tisan politics does not belong country. Achieving minimums Hampton, I have served the Hampton standing the makeirp of a com- here and we should discount can never be an end goal, par- town in various capacities and munity first before we tackle anyone or any organization ticularly with the amount of I am inspired to take on this the larger issues. I believe I am who participates as such. fiscal resources and educa- important role. the only candidate who has I have been fortunate over tional expertise that are avail- As an eight-year elected the experience and knowledge the years to come to know able to reach excellence here in member of the Municipal regarding the many issues that faculty, staff, and students Hampton. Budget Committee, I am con- face our kids, our parents, our at WHS. They are truly the That said, I am a fiscal cerned with the current state teachers, and the greater Wm- best (hey, I even coached a conservative that recognizes of our town. While our com- nacunnet community. I will be few of thern!) To our teach- that is does not always cost munity possesses the ability to a welcomed fresh face to repre- ers throughout our dedicated AME S SEEKS CO I UE more to achieve more. I believe work together to make fiscally sent all four towns and will be school system, I am here to SU O OM O E S that it takes vision and guts to responsible decisions for the proud to do so. help and implement your have the tough, honest and all greater good of our citizens, Let's also get back to hav- needs with open communi- To the Editor: inclusive discussions that are I believe our elected officials ing some fun. Let's get our cation and dialogue. Let our An open letter to the necessary to yield our desired have much left to accomplish. WO KI O A EAM kids to believe in themselves teachers do the teaching. Hampton community. outcome of excellence for The keys to governing this To the Editor: — that hard work pays off and As Bruce Springsteen says, My name is Rosemary every Hampton child and that town are to focus on strategic My name is Brian War- that it is OK not to know ex- "I'm workin' on a dream." Will Lamers and I am a candidate I have represented you with planning and to elect leaders burton and I am asking for actly what you are going to do you help me? Vote Warburton for re-election to the Hampton these qualities. who are willing to be held ac- your vote on March 10 for when you graduate. We need on March 10 for VVinnacunnet School Board, where I have The three most important countable. We recently learned the Hampton seat on the Win- to have more dialogue with School Board ('W — remem- represented you for the past issues that I will work hard to that due to reductions in state nacunnet School Board. To set our kids, not about them. ber think VVinnacunnet and three years. set strategic and measurable revenue, Hampton will pos- the record straight, I am back Four years goes by fast. We think Warburton!!) Since 1992, I have made goals and objectives for the dis- sibly, have to cut one million in this race and I am still a can- must talk about the challenges Brian Warburton Hampton my home with my trict to achieve include: Make dollars from the annual bud- didate and am on the ballot. they face now and when they Hampton husband, Andrew, and our student achievement the prior- get. Where will this money I am a concerned and in- leave Winnacunnet. To be four children (grades 3, 6, 8 ity, accomplished by properly come from? volved parent. I am married to a great school -takes a great E IO and 11). Each of our children aligning district resources in I believe now is the time Kim Warburton, seventh grade spirit. We are on our way but AM O has been educated from Kin- funds, time, space and educa- for well-planned spending teacher at Hampton Academy. I sense this community, quite dergarten on up here in the tors; create ã sustainable cost and to create an environment I have two daughters (Colleen, frankly, needs one big day- O E S Hampton schools. Being a par- structure for education by cor- in our community that fosters who is currently a senior at long pep rally. The location of the polls ent of children in the Hamp- rectly budgeting for our needs; long term growth. As we look VVHS and Katie, who is a soph- I am your man of today for or the Tuesday, March 10 ton schools has given me an and create a positive learn- toward the future, I believe omore) plus a whole slew of Winnacunnet's tomorrow. For on has been changed invaluable depth of perspec- ing environment by embrac- that we can make changes to extended WHS kids, parents, those of you who have known Marston School to die tive during my tenure as a ing input and feedback from accomplish these tasks in a and faculty (Go Warriors!) me as a former selectman, or Hampton School Board mem- stakeholders throughout the calculated proactive manner. I am a graduate of Univer- HYA coach, as a friend, or a asium at Wirmacun- ber. school system, the community The road map I will use sity of New Hampshire and parent, or committee member, et High School, IOC t d . My academic credentials and fellow board members. follows these five principles spent many years in the cor- I ask you to vote your con- UMW Drive in Hamphirt include having a Masters of In three years, I have never and will bring Hampton back porate world in the customer science. For those of you who oils are open from'7 a.m. Business Administration from missed a meeting on the to the forefront of its peer Sea- service arena. I currently am are new to the area, you will to 8 p.m. Babson College and a Bachelor Hampton School Board, the coast communities: Hampton the Seacoast State Parks Su- of Arts with a major in History Joint Board and all subcom- is one town; create stronger perintendent for NH Division and a minor in Philosophy mittees where I have become partnerships; encourage stable of Parks, which affords me op- from the University of New known as thoroughly prepared growth to our tax base; insti- portunity to work with thou- C A EAU IA Hampshire. • I CE E : and researched, willing to ask tute predictable spending; ne- sands of locals and visitors to O WO I am seeking re-election to the tough questions, forthright gotiate labor agreements that our great beaches and parks. I l lt■ S p ld the Hampton School Board and inclusive. I have given are interest-based. am also a mentor to our young $4 . (:t n p C r because I am passionate about 100 percent of my abilities and Following this plan will people who work for me. I am S l d. ll l bl working to ensure that the delivered on my promises. provide our town with a road proud to say I employ man,' t d d t t children of Hampton reach I thank your for the oppor- map to support our local econ- Winnacunnet High School stu- I E OY A FREE the highest level of academic tunity to have served you for omy, support essential safety dents. What a great story this U GE C OISSA achievement that they are indi- the past three years and ask for services, generate revenue and has been! th your Ch t bn nd vidually capable of. I believe your continued support in vot- growth, and keep our taxes My past record proves f br n th d th that all children are capable of ing for me on March 10, 2009. reasonable. We need selectmen that I am a true leader and learning and that not a single Rosemary Lamers nt v l d th t th r rrn prtn who can run the town with one who will stand up and Ex htd S t rd . nhd Erb th child should be left behind. Hampton th1rt;pe of forward thinking make decisions. We have some d thn M rrh . 2 0 • The importance of each child and avoid leading by virtue of important times ahead of us; E S E A 0 EQUI E O IS O E reaching their highest poten- A IME AS A A crisis management. It is time each vote we take will affect I (t ( 2 II tial is, in my view, not only a for strong, sensible and ac- our children and generations To the Editor: I ,I llllllll tt r r l t . right in a free society, but our My name is Eileen Latimer countable leadership, and I am to come. PAGE A I An t NEWS I MARCI1 06, 200 I . , OS ATIANTICNEWS.COM E E S E IG f E SO A o e e e o o A Y O I ES ou a o a s wise y a gi i g am o a e ei i a say. o e o ce. 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I o e o o ogge ca s as i c ease y a e i g ei ac i i ies a a ou o _ e a a cy a e c a i y o some e y com e a a e wo ki g e e o e as wi you o e o e Ma c 0 e ce , o 8,6 . isi i g ei asses, e su i g o g ime esi e s o o com ica e issues. 0 yea s. io o a , I a a e ec io am o a s as g ow a ey a e ecei i g e es am o . ei c i e a e As c ai ma o e oa , e w o esa e oo usi ess i os S nn Kr v tz We a e mo e eo e, we a e ossi e e uca io a ea i g e ou sc oo s. o as se e a we o ga i e a e icie y o o mo e a yea s, w e e pt n mo e ouses, e e a e ew usi e e ie ce. is cou y a commu i y. co uc e mee i gs. 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M a y a y sc oo IA a e e ua y I a e a e easu e to a o ma o e e a me , e se e as a se ec ma . e was a ecame e c ai e so o e wo k wi ow ey a k ow e so e a commu i y as e o me i o essio a e A Cou ci . ase o a e as e i e e o is o ice C ie wi e e a e o mem e s miss oy s ese ce a so a mem e o e Sc oo ma e a wi is i c io as a wha sc e u e u 24 ou co e age, a se si e a oac o sc oo oa , e u ge Commi ee mem e o ou go e i g oa . we accom is e , I was omises o e o e s w e e se e ays a week. e ec e esi e o ew o go e ec e to e Co o Sc oo issues. e was k ow o a e a a , mos ece y, se e o e e ese es o e e e ec e o Ci i e s o E uca io ( CE . I oa ee yea s ago: A mi is We a k ow a secu i y a o e ea o a si es o e s o y, o am o SAU2 Wi a o e t r n o ice. ease oi sa e y a e im o a , so we ask a ma e ecisio s ase o is awa S u y Commi ee. e as me i cas i g you o e o i se e ou cou y wi e US a i e a i.sca accou a i i y o you su o o ou o ice k ow e ge o e sc oo s a e ee imme se i ow a ai s a y o Ma c 0. A my i Ko ea, a was o o ocess a s a e cy a cu e a me , a we u ge you o ac s e o e i o yea s. Ge a M. ig am a y isc a ge . icu a c a e ge o a s u e s. o e YES o A i e 20. 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I a i io o ese a mi a e Mau ee a ows e so a ai s. o ossesses e Commi ee, as suc a u e sig i ica o e. ey se e as e Sea c Commi ee as yea . ey make o e e uca io a E e e ski se s ecessa y o e a se ec s a i g. o o y is e k ow ou isca wa c og. e ow ow ey s ea e s i is ea e e o me o ou s u e s is e gea e o um e s, u e a so Ma age e a es a o oses wi e i i g o Su e i e e immeasu a e a is a a gai o A KS FOR EMS ma . e is i e ige a oes is omewo k. e u e s a s as a ackg ou wo ki g wi a a ua u ge . e oa o Mike Mo ga as u y ecause e a aye s. o e E i o e u ge a u ge issues. eo e o gai co se sus a ou Se ec me e e iews, e ises we ow a e a su e i e e I e c ass oom, ey I wou ike o a k e e is ami ia wi e aws a ma y issues. a y s g ea es a o a o es eac i em a a em aces a s a e cy a e a ce e e i e y o ou cu am o emoc a s o gi i g egu a e ou ow s u c io s. asse s a e is es ec o a o i su mi s i o e u ge Commi o e ocess a commu ica icu um y u o i g, ea i g me e o o u i y o mee a e es ec s e o essio io s a a i quisi i e mi a ee o ei a a ysis, mo i ica io . ese c a ac e is ics a e sma g ou e iew a i s uc ea om e ca i a es u a ism o a o ou em oyees, wi seek ew ways o e a ce io a o a o a , o o , o i a as we mo e u e i o io a ac i g as a o e ai o i g o ow a sc oo o ices. e a me s, oa s a com e e uca io a e e ie ce o a eac mo ey wa a a i e. e i icu eco omic imes. a s o a my ia o ac i i ies. I o e ee so u e a e o cas missio s a e ie es a co s u e s a s a . u ge Commi ee ca e ami e as y, u mos im o a y, A e sc oo a u i g aca io my o e. egia i y a es ec u ea me ick Goo ma s e uca io i g ea e e e e i u es ow ey as ma e isca y u ey a e o a o u e ic is e e wi e e Sa o o e s is e a ma k o a e e ie ce is oa a o g o eac ow e a me i e y e ecisio s a u e s a s me og ams o ou s u e s u ay, Ma c a 2 .m. a e goo ea e . A e same ime, e e m. Mos a o is i e ick i e, e o e maki g ei ecom a e cu e eco omic i ia e a o i e o o u i ies a O Sa es au a i am o . as ee wo ki g i e uca me a io s. cou wo se e o e i ge s e wou o e wise o e a ai a e a so ecog i es a ese a e a I k ow I wi ge my $20 wo , icu a y i icu eco omic imes io , so e k ows w a makes O Ma c 0, ma y o e s e . ow ey as ma e e oug o ma y. es ecia y wi a o io o e a a e e is a g ea ee o a sc oo wo k om e eac ase ei "yes" o " o" o e o o es o e uce e SAU a ossi y, e g ea es e e i ocee s goi g o e e i e us a sca ce a aye o a s e s , i ci a s , su e i e e s eac wa a a ic e o w e e Co o u ge s, u is commi o a i g ese Ci y Yea mem am o ee Me ica C i ic o e ma imum e e ossi e. a oa mem e s oi s o • e a ic e is ecomme e y e o e su i g a we ocus o e s i ou sc oo is e i s i a Ca o y eau ieu ease oi me i cas i g you iew. is wo k wi " eo e o o e oa o Se ec ma e gagi g, c a e gi g cu icu a io ey o i e. ey mo e am o o e o o o Ma c 0. eo e" as o i e immeasu a o e u ge Commi ee. a i s i es s u e s o o ei e im o a ce o gi i g se ice OO I G O I EMA o Gou a e e e ie ce i e uca io a is sys em, wi i s c ecks a es wo k. o commu i y a cou y a o am o se i gs a o e e wo . a a ces, a ows issues a co is is e ime o e Co o e i e e ce o e e so ca o e E i o oge e a y a ick ca ce s o e ee y iscusse a oa o co i ue mo i g o make. ey s ow ou im es e kee Wi macu i e ig e a e i e . 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Hear it, see it, AMY O I I it's the ROCHESTER I "Beatle- as many as 21 authentic gui- feel it at the Rochester Opera month of March, it must mania Now" is on its way to tars and Vox amplifiers — House, located in City Hall be March Madness time the Rochester Opera House will recreate, note-for-note, at 31 Wakefield Street in — March "Food" Madness, for an electrifying Beatles more than 35 classic Beatles' Rochester. that is. extravaganza, set against a songs. To reserve tickets call Don't feel like cooking stunning multi-media back- "Beatlemania Now" cap- the RCM box office at (603) tonight, but want to raise drop of live images and hires the energy, the mood 335-1992; stop by Monday, money for a. worthy cause while eating dinner — and visual montages. The magi- and the frantic intensity of Wednesday or Friday from not having to donate a dime? cal tour begins on Saturday, the 1960s. Six scenes with six 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or two Then make plans to visit the costume changes heighten hours before the show; or March 28 at 8 p.m. local restaurants supporting the nostalgia that engulfs visit www.rochesteropera- Four members of the orig- the Friends of Winnacunnet e cas o ea ema ia ow inal Tony-award winning the audience in all that was house.com. Foundation's annual March "Food" Madness fundraiser. SA U QAY E E I G During the month of March, participating restau- 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 rants will be donating part WOZ.4 College Basketball ews ( C S • ai o ai o CSI: C ime Sce e Wi ou a ace _ 48 ou s Mys e y ews ( (: e ( 20 E e ai of their proceeds to the Win- (CBS) Texas at Kansas. ICC ews g am g am I es iga io "W e e & W y" (CC (CC i si e me o ig ( nacunnet Foundation. 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S ECIA O E A A IC EWS Church, located at 500 Break- their relationships, the Rela- Builders Ministries is to pro- GREENLAND I Relation- fast Hill Road in Greenland. tionship Conference will vide tools that help people ship expert, Dr. Gary Chap- Dr. Chapman is the also feature several breakout build great marriage and man will bring his popular author of more than 20 sessions from which partici- family relatiOnships. Based "Love Languages" message books, including the wild- pants may choose, as well out Of Cape Neddick, Maine,
to the Seacoast area when he ly popular . "The Five Love as performances by musi- Family . Builders is led by serves as the keynote speak- Languages," which has sold cal artist Tertley Westbrook. its founder and president, er at Family Builders Minis- more than 'four million cop- Topics to be covered include Rev. William Batson. For tries' upcoming Relationship ies and been translated into conflict resolution, commu- more information about the Conference. 36 languages. nication, dating, parenting, Relationship Conference and The event is scheduled • Aimed at helping people oneness in marriage, and about Family Builders visit for Saturday, March 14 from (singles, dating couples, more. www.familybuilders.net . Dr. Gary Chapman 9 . a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bethany married couples) improve The mission of Family SU AY E E I G
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Mo k a CSI: Mem "S i g Wi ou a ace " o ( You g Me " (CC Co " (CC e " (CC weeke o Mo k. M s. Mo k" eak" (CC Mae" (CC volunteer committee,, is ready (I for springtime, and has issued W 2 ai o ai o MA S M"A"S • im e so s ack a e ea s a k: e ea S o y (200 Ma ew Mo i e, a esi e ai o ee e ai o g am g am (CC (CC essa e g a e. A e ecu i e ea s e Is e ai y a e ie a esce a $ o g am C i e g am a call to artists for the "Buds ( Aa W 2 ASCA aci g: Coac Coac o e i e Wa ( Sim so a Ki g o ami y Ame ica ews ( (CC ews Sei e ouse "I o me and Blooms: Resilience and ( O SKIM Cu (CC (CC (CC e i Guy ( a ( (CC (CC Co se " (CC Renewal" art show, a collab- my y 0 0$ 0s Sim Sim C ee s C ee s k o ewi S a ga e SO CSI: Y (CC Sim ai ai ai orative effort between the com- mittee and the Seacoast Artist ( Sui e i e Sui e i e Y . Sui e i e Mo a a So y eaky i ay (200 (CC Sui e i e Mo a a So a e Mi i Association (SAA). e , AM (4ao a y o e a e iso e o A i a a as a y o e a e Go e o i e (200 ( a ie a c i e. ome i eos . Os ee ee iCa Y ake ake iCa Y oey 0 ome Im ome Im o e o e ami y ami y ome Im ome Im This show is a popular . ICK ICa Y .g: " .''' . 4 I o y o y o y o y Sa u Ki g i am. Guy am. Guy C icke SO Me a spring event and a perfect OO a Ga ie (2004 Meye S a A o a a (CC o a a (CC o a a (CC WA S ke S• MA"S" eA•S M A S M A S WA•S•ii . •A S k A S M A S i way to spend the afternoon in charming downtown Exeter. ES (4 0 ase a Wo C assic — eams I A. ase a ase a Wo C assic — eams A. ( i e ( S o sCe e ( i e ( S o sC The exhibit will run from April aske IWome s Co ege aske a Wome s Co ege aske a : SEO i a Co ege aske a Co ege aske a 25 through May 16 at the Exeter ES C ase a C assics {Co ege aske a — Game o e Week Ame ica i a ime (200 Ga y o e. (CC E:60 ( (CC o i g . i gsi e (CC Town Hall Gallery, located on Co ege aske a ICo ege aske a Ame ica C Co ege aske a : a io Semi i a S o Scie ce Front Street. An artists recep- ES Wm. ockey Co ege aske a C emso a Wake o es ( i e [Wome s Co ege aske a S o s Ou oo s S o a I e So ai I ai tion will be held at the gallery C a ee aka ia ews oom ews oom S a e o e U io a y Ki g i e ews oom . ug ey ews a y Ki g i e on Saturday, April 25, from 12- C C ai ai ai ai ia e es Wa S Ma e i C i a ig Mac: I si e Ma i ua a I c. Ame ica G ee O igi a s: u 2:30 p.m., with music provided O WS Ame ica s ews O O ews Su ay O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og. Ge a ° a a ge ucka ee ( e Eye ( by Barbara London. AME Mee e ess Sec e s a ies om G o y o Go e . e oo MS C e o s A oke e o i g . e oo MS C e o s Currently, the committee is EC E e i g E e i g _E e i g E e i g m A ima s E e i g ook ews ( ews ( ews ( Sc ee S o s S o s ews ai seeking up to three original O 0,000 a as ic ou : Si e Su e a e i i akSey e (2008 (CC ig o e ( (CC Co Eas ig o e (CC • 0,000 .C. (2006 pieces from painters, potters, ma • i ee G os s (200 (CC I Am ege (200 0C . (40 ma o ge i g Sa a Ma s a (CC • a oys ( 6 Ma aw e ce. a e Se a e Se florists, sculptors and garden 2 S OW ake I . (:4 0 m G ea e a e s (200 (CC Wo i a e e Wo ( US a a ia y US a a e Wo (CC ia y groups. A $10 cash contribution Cakes Cakes Guy s ig ig C a e ge ( C a e ge ( I o C e Ame ica C o e ay ay I o C e Ame ica helps defray costs of the show co>. OO I:0 G S ow ow o Se o Se Cu • ouse 200 ( ouse ouse i s o e y e o a S age s 200 and efffertainment, there are 0 2 Se ies eac es Ca i . Esca es i a e oo s Ma k & Oi y Ma k & 0 y Ma k & Oi y Ma k & Oi y Ma k & Oily no commission fees, and artists i A E 0 A&E (4:00 s ie a o (200 e A eok. CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC e So a os (CC e So a os (CC CSI: Miami (CC are paid at end of the show at pickup. ISC My i us e s ( i y o e ( am age ( am age ( IIm age ( o a o am age am age ( am age ( The scheduled drop-off of c i IS Ga g a ( Ga g a ( Ga g a ( A cie A ie s ( ( (CC A Me ( U O i es (CC A cie A ie s (CC artwork is Wednesday, April 22 , C e ew e ec i es e ew e ec i es o oy Gi a o Mom (CC a o a (CC a o ee (CC a o Mo (CC a o a (CC between 3:30-6 p.m.; pick-up is AMC a am o: i s oo a ( 06 (CC 4 0 : i m eaks (200 OM Chnildm [ i emie e. eaki g e ( eaki g a (CC Ma Me ( scheduled for Saturday, May 16 II Maki g e a 4 I M C i s Awa s • Co ege a asy a asy a asy Co ege i o C ews a asy Co ege i o Ci ews > from 4-6 p.m. For more infor- — Aus i • e Sc oo o ock 200 ( ack ack. a ac o U e (2006 ack ack. (CC a ac o i e (2006 ack ack (CC • e Mask (CC u •S e U (2006 C a mi g a um. (CC • St p U (2006 C a kg a um. (CC . • Se e a ( mation visit http:/ /exeterarts. II ( • um i s •I e Mi , (200 ( Us e . 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(CC ie Ame (CC CONCERT FEATURES W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y oso ia Gossi Gi "Ca a O e ee i ( ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y (CW i g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me K ow e ge" (CC (CC e Ci y aymo Wawa SPANISH FLAIR WS K 8 ea o a 0s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W a 0 asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & SEACOAST I The pub- I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k • (CC a lic is invited to join Amare W U 2 Qua um ea (CC S e e ami y E "Some o y o E " a e oo " CIS " wi ig " CIS Gi s Is e e ai o ai o ai o ai o Cantare for its spring con- a ey eu o e" (CC (CC (CC mi e o s o A . g am g am g am g am ceit, featuring "Romancero W 2 ews ( ews ( M ( Ma co m Sei ei Sim so s ouse " e Socia 24 " ay : 8:00 M ews ( (CC ews Sei e S n p n Ki g o Gitano" by Mario Castel- ( O (CC (CC (cc Mi . (CC Co ac " ( (CC :00 M" ( (CC (CC (CC e nuovo-Tedesco for chamber My 0 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie Mas e s o I usio Magics Sec e s u k I s Ou oo s E O ai ai chorus and guitar accompa- niment played by Christo- IS Sui e i e Sui e i e Sui e i e Mo a a w a y o e a ie C am e o Sec e s (2002 (CC a y o e a e C am e o Sec e s pher Kane: A Gi mo e Gi s IMy Wi e My Wi e 0s 0s Sec e ee IKy e Y ( ( Sec e ee e 00 C u (CC Sec e ee Performances will take ICK . • ake ake ake ake ome Im ome im o e o e ami y ami y ome Im ome Im place at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Ii ■ . Ki g i Ki g i am. Guy e . Guy C icke March 28 at Durham Com- A i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i munity Church in Durham; ES o I e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a Co ege aske a S o sCe e (CC i a e 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 29 at Phillips Church at Phillips ES 2 Wome s Co ege aske a Co ege aske a Co ege aske a : MAAC i a W o s um e ? ase a o ig Exeter Academy in Exeter; ES C Co ege aske a Ce u y ess C assics MIS ase a : CS Game — a es a Me s u i i g _AWA W es i g and : 0 p.m. on Wednesday, i a O S Wo oke K ock S o s S o s oug Ame ica o 0 oo e s agea S o s S o s S o s oo e , agea April 1 at Christ Episcopal ES I eseaso ase a e So x ES 2 : e So ES 2 : e So S o s So S o s Ou oo s o i s ai Church in Portsmouth. C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo a e ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e The program will include C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku iow e o C C e o s Au o S ow O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( ai Mo ey ( Robert Greenlee's "Songs of O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( Ecuador," two solo works MS C a a ( (CC 800 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC for guitar, and arrangements of tangos by Astor Piazzol- EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig I i e ews g CEO ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews la, Sebastian Piana, Carlos O e Ki ewi (: o i (200 E ie Mu y. (CC ea ime Eas I Co aki g C a ce (200 (CC o e Ki ewi Garde!, and Angel Villoldo. MA C ea e I .S. I o e You (200 i a y Swa k. (:4 e A i e ( ( E a Me. • 10 Forgetting Sarah Ma e e (2008 Se I e e Se Don't this fun perfor- S OW a A Mig y ea (goo A ge i a o a.6: U C ose & e so a ( 6 e Wo (CC ia y US a a e Wo (CC (I2 SMI ey ace mance featuring Hispanic works and two surprise OO Co essa I au a Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo U w a U w a oo i e s i e s Goo U w a U w a I oo i i e KI c e o Se Ama i g Cu I ouse o e y Ge e ouse i s ouse oug es e i s o e y Ge e guest dancers. G General admission tick- A o y ou ai A o y ou ai i a e oo s A o y ou a A o y ou a A o y ou ai A o y ou a A o y ou ai A E ets are $12 at the door and A E Co Case ies Co Case ies CS : Miami (CC i e e io ( I e e io (CC a a a a a a a a I e e io ( $10 in advance; students and ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e e a ime ( (CC a ime "A aska" Ma e Ma e e e Seniors are $10 at the door IS as S a 00 U e wo A Me ( Mo e Ma e s a es C ( (CC A Me ( ( Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s and $8 in advance. Advance C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wee i e i e i e i e o Ka e o Ka e o & Ka e us 8 U ie i e o Ka e o Ka e tickets may be purchased at Water Street Books in Exeter, AMC Mi way ee e U ouc a es ( 8 Ke i COS e . (CC a a ma egi s (200 , Ac io ( C is ia a e. (CC a Comma o ( 8 , Ac io ( (CC Serendipity in Portsmouth, M a e a oom d r ll e so Ill e Ci y Co ege h C t C ll e so a Baldface Books in Dover and S aymo aymo aymo ie s III SeI e Sei e i m. Guy em. Guy ame ame Sei ei Se & Se & e o the Durham Book Exchange Sa i g G ace (CC C a me (CC lOrd r m. e C ose ( Sa i g G ace (CC in Durham. For more infor- E Cu es C i S a s ai y 0 Kee U Ca y i g I O : A & o i g (2006 E ews C e sea Gi s mation about Amare Cantare, USA OS "Ice " (CC CtS ( O A E Mo ay ig (l v ( O e : CI visit www.a ma reca nta re.com U E Wi e Swa (CC M th r M th r i a e a Wi e Swa (CC Wi e Swa (CC asie asie or call (603) 664-5974. E E AI ME Library features Kirby exhibit
S ECIA O E A A IC EWS feelings for a location or sub- paintings will find someone E E E I The Exeter ject dictate how I execute the who will love them." Public Library, located on painting." The public is invited to Chestnut Street,. will exhibit Many of Hal's paintings visit the Adult Services sec- the artwork of Hal Kirby are painted en plein air (the tion on the first floor of the during the months of March act of painting outdoors) library to enjoy the color and April. in coastal New Hampshire. palette of Hal's work and O ACE, EW ACE . An impressionist painter His artistic subjects include the feeling of being outdoors M h l C pp l nd nn f r C rd n t r n dd C nt r of 35 years, Hal paints in Marine art, landscapes and. when "the weather is fine." pr d t n f Ar n nd Old oil, acrylic and pastel. "I try aviation subjects. For additional information, , r nn n M r h 2 thr h to put my feelings into my "I paint for myself," he call (603) 772-3101. Apr l . t r v l bl paintings," he says. "M says, "but I pray that my t .l dd nt r r r b ll n (60 6 2 8 . E Y ESE S I S AY UES AY E E I G I EW EA E 0 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 E I G I The Leddy Cen- z.4 ( (CC ( Ev n n In Ent rt n CIS " rtl nd" h M nt l t " d (:0 W th t r ( t Sh W th t t ter in Epping presents "Arsenic (C S (CC d r ( nt ( (CC nd d" ( " r l " (CC v d tt r n ( Sh and Old Lace," playing March WC ( ( ( A C Wld In d Chr n l l nd S r t S r b S r b r t : Wh t ( (: ( 2:06 K v ( 27 through April 5. (A C (CC (CC (CC Ed t n ( CC USA ( ( (CC (CC W ld Y ? (CC hthn l A delightful macabre come- WCS 6 ( ( ( C 20 M l r h t r ( (CC & Ord r: Sp l ( h n ht Sh t dy that takes place in the 1930's ( C (CC (CC (CC • z n . l Victims Unit ( (CC W th n (CC ht in Brooklyn, NY, this classic play W ( ( C A Extr ( h t r ( (CC & Ord r: Sp l ( h n ht Sh t version of the movie by the same ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC t Un t ( (CC W th n (CC ht name is sure to enthrall young WU I 2 r r l p t tI l t r hr ft n C d d n l M r n r A Ah r t t r C d l and old. An all-star Leddy cast (U I Un v l n Un v n 6I C l An l S pr Un v l n Un v n includes Michael Coppola as WMU ( ( ( A C W d Ent rt n Chr n l l nd S r t S r b S r b r t : Wh t ( (: ( 2:06 K Mortimer (Gary Grant's role in (A C (CC (CC (CC nt USA ( ( O (CC (CC W ld Y ? (CC I htl n l Uv ( the movie) and Don LaDuke as WG 2 . tr4t h t r W th Gr t r r v r t r v r t Ch rl ( Gr t r v n l (CC t n S l Jonathan (Boris Karloff's role). 0 ( S hr r ( (CC t n This is Leddy Center's first WE St v n h r W th A G n n Sp l ( rt Gr t rf r n h l nd n Y r O n r v production in its new state- ( S E r p pt. hr r ( (CC f 2 (CC C rt f bl " (CC W th r. n K r hn r of-the-art theater. Located on W I 6 A rd S r b l l v M lf p r " rt S x 02 0 Adr nn ( (CC S x nd Ev r r nd Ev r nd Ladd's Lane at Verdant Pas- (CW 0 (CC G G M n M n M n l" ( (CC r v l t n. th C t nd tures in Epping, Leddy's new WS K 8 l r h t 0 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r. h l ( O (CC W h t 0 r r r r n d S th Ch r lf & (CC tt (CC performing arts space is ADA- (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r accessible with radiant heat, W U 2 Q nt p (CC St v l t n l t n l " nd t n l "A t n l "M n d r d r r t d r t " (CC r r r central air and luxurious seat- ( A rv d "S h d nfr d " n " Wh ff nd r r ing. 2 ( ( ( [M l l S nf ld S p n A r n Id l p 2 f n l t p rf r . ( (CC S nf ld S p n. K n f (Uv ( (CC (CC th ll "Arsenic and Old Lace" will ( O (CC (CC (CC M d. (CC (CC Ch t r E O d d be presented at Leddy Center on M 0 d d h pl C rt r r r r Str t Str t l ( l n d 08 Ladd's Lane on Fridays and Sat- IS S b l f S t f : " S t f M nt n dn80 d (200 (CC , . . Uf S t Uf M nt n S v n urdays at 7:30 p.m., with mati- AM G l r G rl M W f 0 0 d d d h 00 Cl b (CC K l Y ( nees at 2 p.m. on Sundays and ICK ..„ C rl C rl r I p z p z l l l l on Wednesday, April 1. Tickets OO r. r hnn hnn K n ll . G n. G Ch n are $16-$18 and are available A llb ll llb ll n n Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th C b C b C b C b .S. n n at www.leddycenterorg, in per- Sp rt C nt r (CC W n C ll tb ll C ll n l rt C nt r (CC n l Uv son or by calling (603) 679-2781 ES UE A S r th dz n b ll W rld Cl – A4Uv ( C ll tb ll: S t l r C ll tb ll: S b lt n l ASCA Str n t Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- ES 2 ES C UE A Ch p n S r UC x n & St l I A l n A l n ll d n AWA Wr tl n days from p.m. O S Cl bW . St :l Sp rt Sp d Kn C ll tb ll Sp rt r Sp rt t Sp rt n l E I I Y O ES d SO S x n r n : r n t l t A Sp rt z Sp rt O td r A WE S E S C h S t t n W th W lf Sl tt r bb n ht r n rr K n Uv And r n C p r 60 ( (CC rr K n Uv RYE I "West Ireland Memo- C C t M n ( M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt S v n GM On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( ries," an exhibit of watercolors O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nn t ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nn t ( by Bonnie L. Trott, will be on rdb ll ( (CC 600 . Av . rdb ll (CC C ntd n M dd Sh C ntd n A dd Sh rdb ll (CC display from March through v ht n ht n r n ( ( (CC t fl ht I t I ht April in the South Solarium Str t K n (2008 K n v . l U t v (CC E t Kn d at Webster at Rye, located on ht A r ( Ev n Afr fIlY (200 (CC (4:4 d zzl d (2000 (:20 2 r (2008 (: , Ch rl An l (2000 (CC W. W d (200 (CC rb d C Ed Inf rn Washington Road in Rye. 0 This collection, entitled 2 0 It r (2006 t C n l (2006, A t n n l Cr . (CC US r US r h W rd (CC r r Gl b G ttM d "West Ireland Memories" by C nt C n M n t M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d d C Ch pp d ( G d Un r p d C artist "bonn" — a signature v n K t h n S ll Ext b C rb r p rt t nt l Un ll n r t r p rt t nt l that reflects her childhood nick- z rr d Anth n rd n z rr d name and an effort to do "good' C ld C l CSI: M (CC works" — is a result of seren- C ld C l dipitous travel to Ireland and C h C h C h C h M d M d watercolor classes with Seacoast E rth M d E rth M d M d M rv l artist and teacher Doris Rice. n & K t l 8 Wh t t t W r K d b th z n A reception for the artist will r ll r M r ( 6 ( C d E hrO be held on Sunday, March 22 r nt C ll Aft r r G t G nt at 3:30 p.m. in Webster at nd nd Off Off South Solarium. For more infor- r t M ( ( mation, contact Kerry Robertson El l 0 K p C nd Ch l El Ch l at (603) 379-1503 or krobertsona C S l " ( & Ord r: S U websteratrye.com. W l S p (CC SW S nd St ll S nd b b b b r nd f th l (2006 (CC & ENTERTAINMENT
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S ECIA O IE A IA K EWS and Sunday from 11 a.m. 2006 she was enamored with ferent patterns and exciting YORK I The paintings of to 4 p.m.) at the York Art its vibrant colors, combined effects on silk. The demo is York-based silk and water- Association, located at 394 with the texture and weave open to the public. color artist Sue Wierzba will York Street in York, Maine. that gives brilliance, dimen- The following Saturday, be featured in a solo exhibi- The exhibit will start with sion and substance to her on March 28, Sue will be tion entitled "Bloontingsilk," a reception and opportunity paintings. holding an all day hands-on presented by the York Art to meet the artist on Friday, Sue will be giving a silk silk workshop frOm 9 a.m. Association from March 20 March 20 from 5-7 p.m. painting demonstration on to 4 p.m. during which each - through April 5. 'Sue paints in watercolors Saturday, March 21 from participant will complete A colorful welcome to as well as silk, and she espe- 2-4 p.m., highlighting the two piece. The cost per stu- spring, the exhibit is free cially loves lively painting unique properties of silk and dent will be $50 and indudes and open to the public, dur- flowers, landscapes and sea- the myriad of substances supplies. The workshop will ing regular winter hours of scapes. When she discovered and techniques that can be fill quickly; other workshops 'Tiger Lilies' by Sue Wierzba the gallery (Friday, Saturday the medium of dyed silk in used to give uniquely dif- will be .offered later in the year. WE ES AY E E I G Sue is so enthralled with silk that she now wants to M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 share this wonderful medi-
um with others and sill be teaching regular silk painting classes and workshops in the fall. For more information on the exhibit, demonstration, workshop or classes, e-mail [email protected] or call (207) 361-4541. C EA E EASU E O ES O S . A ICK S AY SEABROOK I Seabrook Library is getting ready for St. Patrick's Day by pro- viding an opportunity for everyone to make and deco- rate treasure boxes to keep their leprechaun's gold safe. Drop in anytime between 1-5 p.m. on Thursday, March 12 at the Seabrook Library, located at 25 Liberty Lane in Seabrook. For more informa- tion call Children's Services Librarian Lisa Michaud at (603) 474-2044. I A Y O OS
WI E OOK SA E i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y .S. eu io .S. eu io ock ock KINGSTON I The Nich- o I e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a Co ege aske a : ig Eas Seco ou S o sCe e (U e ( ols Memorial Library in aske a : EC i a Co ege aske a : ig Sky i a ase a I ASCA Kingston will hold a Win- o i g o i g u i i g AWA W es i g ter Book Sale on Saturday, Ce ics S o s A aske a os o Ce ics a Miami ea March 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 ES 2 : e So 4ES I 2 : e So Wome s Co ege ockey Wo k ai p.m. in the Town Hall Meet- e Si ua io oom Wi Wo i e ou o s o ig a y Ki g U e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e ing Room. as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s Ame ica G ee O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( Sale items will include G e eck ( S ecia e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( ( e O ei y ac o a i y ( hardcover books, paper- MSNBC a a ( 4 (CC A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC backs, cassette audios, chil- dren's books, videos, DVDs NECN ews ay U e ig usi ess ig i e ews g usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( and some music CDs. Free HBO (420 Sy ey W i e (200 _ "Macao oa a a y o e a ea i e e oe i (CC ig o e (CC ea ime i. e ui s (2008 magazines will also be avail- MAX (410PAajor eague Am i i g o a e ,(2000 Sea CO e y. O ge i g Sa a Ma s a OW Se emo i able. SHOW G ea e e i ( ,C US r ia y e Wo (CC ee e . C owe Prices will range from .25 FOOD Cooki Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo Goo ay ay i e : im ossi e Goo U w a ay ay to $1, and library cookbooks HGTV o e y a e and Kingston notecards will eak as a a ise Sa wic a a ise be sold for $5 each. All pro- ceeds from the Winter Book og og Co Case i es Sale will benefit the library. i9.!1me t n t r ( e e o a o s Make plans to come early U O u e s (CC Mo s e Oues ( in order to receive the best selection of items. Bags will be provided for everyone's Co ege College h l W r convenience. ay e ay e n Those in the community u assic a k II (200 Sam e us Me ( who may have any items ug e e : ue o ywoo S o y that they wish to donate for
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S ECIA O ME A A IC EWS o a y wo ks, s owcase as a soloist and in chamber also performed numerous EXETER I The Congre- well by the glorious pipes of ensembles throughout the organ recitals as a member gational Church in Exeter, the sanctuary's organ. region and was featured in of the Ainerican Guild of located at 21 Front Street, The progiam will include an international music festi- Organist * will present a concert of music by Telemann, Foote, val in Ireland. A stiggested delightful music for flute and McMichael, and J.S. Bach. Caldon is the organist/ of $8 for adults t organ on Saturday, March 21 A reception immediately fol- choir director at the church. Seniors and s u e s wi e at 7:30 p.m. lowing the concert will cel- She has accompanied con- gratefully accepted (children Flutist Trisha Craig will ebrate Bath's 324th birthday. cert tours to Europe with the under 8 are admitted free). join-organist Beverly Caldon Craig is the owner and Monadnock Chorus and a For more information about for repertoire ranging from director of Music Makers in tour to Russia with the the concert call (603) 772- is a C aig, e e y C_a o Baroque sonatas to contem- Hampton. She has performed Friendship Chorus. She has 4216. A E E E EMS U S AY K EMA S O SMOU I A e e 2 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 i g of art and refreshment W 4 ews ( (CC ews ( E e i g e i E e ai Su i o : oca i s CSI: C ime Sce e (:0 E e e ou ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e to benefit the Krempels Brain (C S (CC ews & e ( me ( ( O (CC I es iga io ( "O ac us" ( (CC (CC i e e ma S aw Injury Foundation will be held WC ews ( ews ( ews ( A C Wi I si e C o ic e Ug y e y ( ( G ey s A a omy e (:02 i a e ac ice ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim on Thursday, March 26 at 6:30 (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC (CC ek eci es o qui . " i is i g" ( (CC ig i e mei i e ( p.m, at the Community Campus WCS 6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o My ame Ka & e O ice (: 0 E "I imes o O " ews ( e o ig S ow a e in Portsmouth. ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea Is Ea Kim ( ( ock ( ( ( (CC Wi ay e o (CC ig im The highlight of the evening W ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( My ame Ka & e O ice (: 0 E "I imes o O " ews ( e o ig S ow a e will be a silent auction featuring ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC is Ea Kim ( ( ock ( ( ( (CC Wi ay e o (CC ig im photographs and Saori weav- WU I 2 ime im ac ° o ic as o icie o as o as o a Cui a o co ei Ma ia a es a a a osa e Gua o icias o icie o a Casa e a isa ings created by members of (U I U i isió U isiO a Cie o A ge Siem e a u e U i isiO U i isiO SteppingStones, Krempels' com- WMU ews ( i ews ( ews ( A C Wi E e ai C o ic e Ug y e y ( ( G ey s A a omy e ( 2 i a e ac ice ews ( (: ( 206 immy Kim munity-based day program. A C (CC (CC (CC ews me (CC ek eci es o qui " i is i g" ( (CC ig ime me i e ( Local photographer . and e ews ou Wi G ea e iewe a o i es iewe a o i es C a ie ose ( G ea e a is "Photo Safari" leader Gene im e e ( (CC os o (CC os o Smney Paltrineri will be in attendance S e es usi ess e ews ou Wi Mo i as ema e oca is s Swee Sou : S a o e ue a ie i k: i i g o e ig imbue- as well as representatives from Eu o e . im e e ( (CC e o m. (CC i e i o way 6 Si e o e ai sic
Krempels and card a chiroprac- W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y wo ia wo a Sma i i e "I a Su e a u a " ea ews ( (CC • Se a E e y ie s E e y ' tic, who have joined together to (CW I g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me mous" ( (CC akes a o i ay" e Ci y aymo aymo create the event. WS K 8 ea o a 0s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( O (CC W a 0s asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & Krempels is a non-profit (I M ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a organization dedicated to W U 2 Qua um ea (CC S e e ami y • a go & Cas ( 8 Sy ee e S a o e, a go & Cas ( 8 , C ime ama Sy ime i e ai o ai o ai o improving the lives of people ( A a ey eu Ku usse , emie e. es e S a o e, Ku usse . • Music g am g am g am living with brain injury from W 2 ews ( ew ( IA ( Ma co m Sei e Sim so s o es " e o es e s Ki c e ( ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o trauma, tumor or stroke. ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi . (CC a oam" ( (CC (CC (CC e i "It's really amazing what m eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie • asse ge ( 62 Wes ey S i es. u k 0 C ea e s E O ai ai Krempels is providing for brain is Sui e i e Sui e i e Sui e i e Mo a a Sma ouse ( i e e Sui e i e Mo a a So a e injury survivors," says Dr. Kim- A Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e 08 w G ease ( 8 ( am a o s. (CC ome i eos e 00 C u (CC W ose W ose berly Higney of cardea chiro- ICK geo egas ake ake o e ami y ami y ome Im ome im practic. "It's truly a place of OO o y o y o a a o a a Ki g i a e. Guy um Guy C icke hope and support, and we're A i i ies i i ies oga G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y doing what we can to help illu- minate that. We work with the ES i e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a : ig Eas Qua e i a Co ege aske a : ig Eas Qua e i a S o sCe e ( i e ( nervous system every day, and . e ES 2 Co ege aske a : ig e i s ou Co ege aske a : ACC i s ou , Sco e Co ege aske a : ig 2 Qua e i a Sco e ase a o ig M know the impact that interfer- o ES C A ow i g i ia s W o s um e o i g Co ege oo a : 2008 e . a UC A u i i g: CA AWA W es i g a ence can have on a person's O S aske Co ege aske a : ac 0 Qua e i a S o s IS o s Co ege aske a : ac 0 Qua e i a Co ege aske a health and quality of life. It's ES i s iga ui s ockey O awa Se a o s a os o ui s. ui s S o s I s iga S o s C u si ockey much more so in the case of . C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo a e ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo é 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e traumatic brain injury. The U C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s a a usi ess O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( impacts are widespread, and O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o " e O ei y ac o a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a y ( Krempels is helping people to iu a a ( (CC 600 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC get their lives back." MS C EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig I i e ews g usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( The event will be held at — Krempels location at 100 Corn- gi O aki g C a ce (200 8 (CC I Miss Co ge ia i y (2000 (CC So Ocea s i ee (200 (CC ea Se : e i Co 28 munity Drive at the Community MA (4: e ica imi (2000 (0 e Go e Com ass (: a a i e (200 Ka U a . es e a o ( (CC a e s Se C uck i e i Ga e . o a e o e i e ( I(:4 Sc oo o Scou e s (2006 o o (200 , Come y US a a ia y e a ysI e s Campus in Portsmouth. RSVP —2 S OW r. ; to Krempels is requested by I OO Co essa Cooki g Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge Goo Goo I o C e Ame ica Cakes Cakes Goo U w a I o C e Ame ica Monday, March 23 via email at co G i i e Ki c e . o Se Ca e Cu ouse o e y Ge e ouse ouse ouse o e y o e y i s o e y Ge e j freeman@krempelsfoundation. 0 TRAVEL Ow e is a s (CC eac E ose 2 Se ies eac es eec a s Ca i . Esca es Se ies eac Se ies eac eac a s org. More information about x co A&E Co Case i es e i s 48 (CC e i s 48 ( e i s 48 ( e s 48 ( e eas ( (CC e eas ( e i s 48 ( Krempels and SteppingStones can be found at www.krempels- E ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e am age ( e e easu e Ques ( Ma e Ma e am age ( cc foundation.org . .4 mu a a ia s iki gs. a a ia s u s. 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