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Habitat for Humanity Home is hits a landmark By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer SEACOAST | It begins with a plot of land. Two lots, actually, each divided where the in two, in the small town of Farm- ington. “That land we’ve had for years and not had the money to do any- Cyan thing with it,” said Executive Direc- tor for Southeast New Hampshire’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity, Magenta heart is Cheryl Van Allen. But in the fall of 2005 — with the aid of a healthy donation from a local man’s estate, to the tune of Yellow $90,000 — one of those parcels of fallow land began to become what
was intended all along when it was Black purchased by the Habitat chapter. Houses. Or more aptly, homes. Homes for two families who may not otherwise be able to afford a place of their own. The building of two homes at one time is a landmark for the Southeast chapter of Habitat. “It’s the first time we’ve ever done that in 17 years,” said Van Allen. “They’re both going great. We’re hoping they’ll be done so the families can move in by spring.” The two new homes are in addi- HOUSE Continued on 14A•
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diab S e pp L S U gion e L ampton H During the meeting, sign ups will be taken for the Sunday, Sunday, the for be taken will ups sign meeting, the During For information about these activities or the Stratham PORTSMOUTH | Portsmouth Christian Academy is EXETER EXETER | Sunbridge of Exeter, in collaboration with at 17 January Wednesday, on held be will meeting next The This group is open to all individuals who have been | HAMPTON Sign ups for Story Hour Winter sessions at the The Hour Story same. will for remain age ages groups The Lane Library is located on Academy Avenue in HAMPTON | Any teams or individuals who would like KENSINGTON | The Kensington American Legion All trips take place on Thursdays, and are scheduled for in $25 receive Participants person. per $30 be will price The in back Kensington and arrives at a.m. 6:45 The bus leaves announced have Seniors-76ers Stratham The | STRATHAM Members will gather for a potluck lunch and a Yankee March March 4 “Stars on Ice” show in Manchester at show. this for the seating fine Verizon reserved has B. Tara Center. Seniors-76ers, call Irma at (603) 436-7978 or Diana at (603) 772-6065. morning a experience to students for opportunity the offering at the upper school (high school) on January Monday, in part 15, visit in this taking interested Those a.m. 9-11:30 from are welcome to visit and meet the upper school principal, teachers and PCA students. The morning tour will of extra- include the exciting and a two programs athletic buildings competitive where curriculum, a challenging academic served. be will Refreshments offered. are activities curricular Those who plan to attend are asked to notify the school as soon as Academy possible. Christian Portsmouth is located on a 50-acre campus along the Directions to Bellamy the campus River are available in at www.pcaschool. Dover. for the Applications org. 2007-08 school year are now being accepted. For more information and application forms, call Kathy Deame, of Director at Admissions, (603) 742-3617, or pcaschool.org. kdeame@ write Seacoast VNA of holds a VNA North Hampton, Support Seacoast Diabetic month. the of Wednesday third the on Group Exeter. in Road 8 at Hampton located Sunbridge, at 6 p.m. as with diabetes, well diagnosed as and their friends family Seacoast at Dowd Kelly call information, more For members. 926-2066. (603) VNA, the Lane Memorial Library have begun. Actual story hour January 23 sessions will and begin will on run Tuesday, for weeks. five 15 months through 3 years will be held either or Tuesday at mornings 9:30 a.m., while those for Wednesday age 3 are Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m., and ages 4-5 are Thursdays a.m. 10:15 at person, in up sign to Room Children’s the by Stop Hampton. information. more for 926-4729 (603) call or to take part in the 2007 League’s Season is invited to Hampton the meeting at O’Leary’s Recreations Men’s Softball on Route 1 in Hampton, which will January be 16 at held 7:00 on p.m. Tuesday, For more information please call 926-4404. (603) Auxiliary has completed their schedule of Foxwoods trips 2007. for 29, March May 23 August 24, and 25. October The May trip bus. accessible a wheelchair provide will coupons, play Bingo on the ride down, and watch a movie home. way the on a snack have and about 7:30 p.m. For more or information to book a trip call 778-0655. (603) at Dot or 772-9292 (603) at Sonya 16 January Tuesday, on place take will meeting next their that Center. Municipal Stratham the at 2 to p.m. a.m. 11:30 from did and Christmas for received ever you (“all program Swap want!!”). not ------“The elderly have paid “We recognize the recognize impor “We This year the Agency cel “We “We are part of a system The homecare/ compan dedicated staff along withthe blessing of a partnership with the communities serve. we dues — their and now alone, own, their of fault no through they need a hand-up and a kind word,” said McColles for them.” here are “We ter. ning and general cooking housecleaning meals, and laundry. Occasionally, the homemakers will help with bookkeeping and banking and will answer important, mail. the elderly client As looks forward to the panionship com and emotional support and the visit from the homemaker is an impor tant source of social contact for the client. tance of social contact with the elderly,” said, McCollester “and our providers home are very care sensitive to the needs of our elderly clients.” ebrates 35 years of to have “We the service community. not done this work alone,” McCollester said. “We have always had board an of involved directors and a HomeCare HomeCare & Family Servic es, Inc, (the Agency changed its name in 1999) 115 employs Seacoast residents and provide more than 700 to 120,000 services direct of hours citizens. elderly of state-wide service whose sole mission is to create an environment where elderly in need can remain in their homes for as long sible,” as said pos Gordon McCol lester, president and CEO of Agency. the ion service provides shopping and errands, plan food
------— Atlantic News Courtesy Photo In its archives, the Agency Agency the archives, its In sion sion of the fledgling organi zation would be to assist the elderly and people with dis abilities in their daily activi ties thereby of delayingplacement in elderly more the settings and restrictive facili tate the return of an elderly a hospital. from citizen picture grainy and worn a has of the original 12 homemak ers at their graduation. They are dressed in crisp burgun dy skirts and eager to work. Today, 35 years later, Area - - “I couldn’t stay here without Annika and the agency,” says 97-year-old 97-year-old says agency,” the and Annika without here stay couldn’t “I 2 o ommunity 33, N C ol In In the summer of 1972, Elizabeth “Betty” Bundy (right). Annika Woodman (left) has been a homemaker for Area HomeCare HomeCare Area for homemaker a been has (left) Woodman Annika (right). Bundy “Betty” Elizabeth for 23 years, providing services to Betty belongs (right) to a for Writers Group 10 in the of Dearborn House, those specializing in years. presidents come and memoirs. go,” she quips. Betty “I’ve seen stays a lot active of and 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 HOME SWEET HOME — HOME SWEET HOME Area Home Area Makers & Home Health Aid Services, opened its Inc., doors. The mis These factors can depression lead and illness to and this lethal combination does not allow for a healthy envi ronment in which to They heal. also noted the elderly were often placed in a more restrictive setting — nursing homes — simply they had because lost the ability care to for themselves in their homes. anuary - - - - - | J r e ews rit W N
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The next training for direct service volunteers will be held in February. community are encouraged to call Volunteers & Joan, Development, at Coordinator (603) of 436-4619, ext. more information and directions to the orientation. 14 for knows someone who is, can contact A Safe Place 854-3552 at (800) for support. A Safe Rockingham Place counties serves by providing Strafford free and and services confidential including a legal and 24-hour social service hotline, advocacy, emergency shelter community supporteducation. and groups, announced announced a number of positions to be filled at this year’s election in March. one-year term, Hampton Falls (currently filled Merrill); one School by Board three-year member, term, North Venus Budget Quackenbush); Brenda by filled (currently Hampton Committee Member, three-year (currently term, filled by North Bob Hamptontwo-year member, term, at Copp); Large (currently filled by Susan one Budget Committee Kepner); and one-year one term. moderator, January 24 through Friday February 2, district 2007. clerk The will school be day available of filing. until The 5 deliberative session p.m. Wednesday, will February on take 7 place the on at last 7 High School. Winnacunnet p.m. in the auditorium at School District Small Clerk at Virginia (603) 926-5823 for an appointment. Ross, has announced that filing dates for positions on January 24 the School Seabrook will Board be Wednesday, from to February 5 2. p.m. on Friday, members, one for a three-year term and the other for a one- year term. deliberative session will be held on February Monday, 5 at 7 p.m. in the Seabrook Middle School gym. School district March 13. voting takes place on Tuesday, board may do Walton Road between so 7 a.m. and 3 at p.m., Monday through Seabrook Friday, or by Elementarycalling Ross at (603) 474-3822 Schoolto schedule an onappointment. has announced a number of positions March to 13, 2007 be election. filled Available seats are in as the follows; all are for three-year terms: of the checklist, trustee of the trust funds, cemetery library trustee, trustee and zoning openings for planning board; and four openings board for budget of adjustment; two committee. the town clerk’s office from January 24 through February 2, inclusive. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (and until 5 p.m. on Friday, more February information, 2). call For the Hampton town clerk’s office at (603) 926-0406. ------Anglican Communion. Sunday Worship 9:30am, 3rd Floor Sunday Worship An orthodox parish of the Breen Breen said the school’s For more information, “We “We are thrilled to have Anglican Church Call (603) 828-4055 for information. One New Hampshire Ave. Pease, Portsmouth One Ave. New Hampshire of the Resurrection encouraged encouraged to request appli cations materials as soon as possible. classrooms, classrooms, giving students and teachers an innovative, engaging learning environ ment.” next step will involve work ing through the site review Plan town’s the with process ning Board, and noted academy the has hired a devel opment director with to efforts. The fundraising assist school has initiated a capital million $2.5 raise to campaign reno of cost the underwrite to equipment, technical vations, professional and curriculum development activities, and financial aid for future a stu received recently and dents, gift. founding significant academy. visit www.seacoast org or call 603) 339-2271 or (603) 247-4450. Parents children of entering sixth seventh grade in the or fall are hiring faculty. The serves farmhouse the of story second as the for residence its Head School. of so hurdle, crucial this cleared important all the begin can we work of developing detailed plans for and said ourChristina facilities,” classrooms Breen, Seacoast Academy’s director of admissions. “Lib erty Farm is an idyllic place for children to study togeth all where kinds er, of natural resources are available just outside our door. We hope to create a school where stu dents can explore that living also while outside, laboratory cutting- with them providing edge technology inside our
- - - - - Making several stops at NHCTS For information about this exhibit, ment of Cultural Resources in Concord at (603) 271-3136. which capture preparations,tures, training, missions in Iraq, depar home front support rallies and returns. campuses around the state, the exhib it initially traveled from Berlin, Concord and to will move following on its month-long stay to in Ports Nashua mouth. contact the New Hampshire Depart - - al T E n im RE T Seacoast Academy will The school opened its HOUR) E (1 of of Adjustment voted 3-2 to school’s the start-up approve application for a variance to permit up to 100 sixth, sev enth and eighth graders to attend school in two build ings on the grounds of the historic 170+ acre working farm. horse prop from buildings the lease erty owner David Birdsall, who also owns and operates Center Oak Equestrian Silver property. the on offices in admissions a farm house there in October, and interview begun has already ing applicant students and ews - ang h gun 2 o N FREE R T ’s wi Course 33, N Limit one coupon per visit. Must present coupon at time of reg. coupon at time of reg. Limit one coupon per visit. Must present ical ol Shoots The exhibit focuses on the men of photographs100 featuresexhibit The Back in early 2005, LaPree traveled
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the 2nd Pair! OR - 25% OFF! Applied to lower priced p *Sale excludes snow boots (603) 964-SHOE get Sale includes accessories Going On Now Through Through Going On Now the month of January 2007the month of January Buy 1 pair of shoes & Buy 1 pair of shoes 50% OFF Buy 2 pairs & get of shoes New Year’s Sale Year’s New 106 Lafayette Rd • North Hampton, NH Hampton, Rd • North Lafayette 106 Gary Blake, owner of Blake credits his success mined and He loyal always people. remembers theopportunities thathave been afforded to him. the help of the Without Shell Station, owned vehicles and offers a full service station. to many generous, deter - - usiness — Atlantic News Photo by Aubry Bracco Gary Blake ~ B In 1986, Blake knocked often accompanies him to work. Gary Blake Saab and Gary Blake Motorcars has worked provide Seacoast to residents with quality cars and automotive Emma, collie, bearded nine-year-old His years. 40 for services FORTY FORTY YEARS AND COUNTING — down the original building on the lot at 58 Portsmouth expanded the Ave., property building the constructed and that houses his current busi ness. In 2001, Blake his way back to the found property where it all began — opened and at Ave. Portsmouth 84 Motorcars, a business that specializes in the sale of pre- ership at his Seacoast loca tion. When Blake told man the he wasn’t the interested, representative give “didn’t [me] a chance ‘no.’” to The say man gave Blake a set of him keysa Saab for the weekend. and loaned Blake was sold on and the has car been selling Saabs ever since. ------r e rit W
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15 13 A V O A A N L E 24 7 - - - - - M A R A R N D E I 16 S O N K D E Hampton On behalf of behalf On Nita Niemczyk Nita Patty McKenzie Patty HCC volunteers HCC To To Call News Atlantic Puzzle It In The Tell Them Tell 926-4557 We We thank everyone who HCC HCC is not alone in its you’re … hope we yes Oh A Hampton Falls resident Falls resident Hampton A Hampton Seniors join a Advertise, You Solved You Solutions Page 28A because because HCC is 100 percent driven. volunteer works with us in families remind to throughout year the caring a in live they that crisis community. HCC donors in hundreds of dollars of prod collecting ucts for our families basis. regular on a efforts to make tangible con tributions to needy families; we continue to nurture and value our partnerships with the Hampton Schools Town and Welfare Department, Hampton PTA, the Hampton Rotary, the Salvation Army, Hampton area Hampton Head churches, Start, City Year/ Americorps, Seacoast Big Brother/ Big Sister and House. Odyssey if not too late It’s wondering: contribu a make to like you’d House, Hobbs at HCC to tion 200 High Street, Hampton NH 03842. penny of goes your donation Every families struggling singleto directly with children in our schools checks checks to help a eration college first-gen student with tuition. at her contributions collected office for a working whose mom debt grew dramati cally when her ex-husband dad. a run-away into turned dedicated group of 10-year - - - - 2 o 33, N ol Editor / Publisher ommunity One One loyal family wrote a Two octogenarians sent Our Our Food Pantry stayed mem staff School Marston 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 C ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. For-Unlucky-Moms Program For-Unlucky-Moms year! eighth the for check to our Transportation Fund to help get children to medical appointments, and a former Hampton teacher wrote a check to our Home less Fund to help a widower back life put to attempts he as children. his for together well-stocked for the first time time first the for well-stocked in years with the help of the National Honor Society and student body at Winnacun net, the Boy and Girl Scouts, the and staff at patrons Han naford, the preschoolers at My First School and some of clients. former our bers joined other generous donations in making families to our Holiday-Gift-Cards- Foundation surprised with donations significant to us our Homeless Fund to help crisis. in families local anuary - - - - - | J ews N Atlantic tlantic or its advertisers.
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Foote Fund.fund, created and managed This by the Stratham Historical Society, was made possible Winfield of generosity the by resident time long a Foote, L. of Stratham, who left a very generous bequest upon his passing in 2004. about these opportunities, call (603) 772- scholarship or (603) 4118 778-8370. be that bad,” it’s think “I Carreno. Rachael said junior better quality.” and Richard Pepper Depart ment of Communicating Sci ears can ences and Disorders be protected by listening to musical devices at no more than 60 percent volume for no more than 60 minutes a It may seem like a sacri day. fice, but your ears will thank you in years to come. whether high schooldents know stu it or become not, has one of common daily activities in a the most teenager’s life, though it still remains to be seen if this is a good influence or not. don’t fully understand what the organization is about. said Van Allen, is that the ------Van Allen Van said the previ she excited,” so were “We hop is group the said She “It blows my mind how Van Allen said Habitat Applications may be In addition, two $1000 “If you blast your iPod The American-Speech- “I still use ear bud head wide variety of tasty d’oeuvres. hors ous year’s event brought in yielded more than $20,000. said. ing for a 230-person turnout that will aid Habitat in rais sopho its during $60,000 ing more attempt. That would essentially cover the cost of building one more house. generous people can said be,” Van Allen. pulls a lot of “Habitat people’s heart strings.” for Humanity is one of the 10 most recognized brands in America. But despite that recognition, many people awards awards are expected to a be minimum of $3000 depending each on the available amountfrom the fund. obtained from financial aid departments at New Hamp shire colleges and universi ties after January 15, at available be also will They 2007. Library Memorial Wiggin the in Stratham orStratham Historical from Society the after that date; request the application for the Winfield L. for Academ Foote Award ic Excellence. Applications must be submitted no later than March 1, 2007. scholarships will again awarded be to qualifying high and other people can hear it, said a then problem,” there’s junior Ingrid Sanderson. 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Mardi Auctioneer Joe Society’s stated mission “to pre the of study the promote historic and the historic past of Stratham, New shire, and Hamp of the communi ties and cultures related to that Further history.” details regarding the requirements are available in the applica tions materials. or something else continuously entirely, through music, advancing listening mecha nisms, will probably contin ue to evolve to a new level. “It’s a way to relate to other people.” are handy, but recent stud ies being concerned conducted specialists audiologists by show and that kids listening and adults alike are too loud and too long. wood, East Kingston, Exeter, Kensington, or Newfields. Selections will according to be demonstrated made academic excellence extra curricular accomplish and ments. keep in be shall awards ship ing with the stated mission of the Stratham Historical
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Exeter, Hampton Road, past vice president of the National Asso ciation of Leavitt Families, Inc. ter #22 OES of Exeter; St. James Past Lodge #102 Master F&AM of of Hamp ton; a member of Scottish Valley Rite of Bodies Portsmouth and Consistory, Dover; Valley NH of Nashua; Shrine, Temple Bektash Concord; East Gate Club of Seabrook; Oceanside Grange #260 of Hampton; and was an associate member of the Hampton Academy and Alumni Association. Hampton, in the 1920s and most recently as Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 377, Hampton Falls. He was honorary assis tant Scoutmaster of Hampton Methodist Church Troop 176; a badge long counselor for time Troop 377 merit and 162, North Hampton; and was still for Troop a merit registered badge counselor at the time of his death. Budget Committee for 13 years, of which he served many as vice chairman. He also served as Hampton erator, and school was appointed mod by President Eisenhower to the National Committee of Rivers and Harbors. Mr. Elliot was a member of Gov. Peterson’s Council on Vocational and Distributive Education. He also represented under New Hampshire Governor Powell Maine work to from Indiana relations for doing public his state. prede who years 77 for Elliot (Leavitt) R. ceased him in 2004. bers include one son, and Wayne his wife I. Betty Elliot of North two Hampton; daughters, June Chevalier and her husband Richard Holly of Knowles and her Hampton, husband Larry of Hampton and Falls; eight grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, four great-great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mary Hunter and three brothers, Ben ------Mark Gearreald, who has served as interim town manager departure following of former Town Manager the James Barrington in August, will continue to perform the duties office ofuntil Welch’s arrival. the - William I. Elliot William “I’m very excited,” she After a tumor in his vocal cord inter the for secretary executive as served He Elliot Mr. was an active member of the A A professional singer and actor for Between his patrol duties at Hampton HAMPTON HAMPTON | William I. Elliot, 101, a He was born in the Hyde Park section Mr. Elliot attended elementary schools he did play-by-play sports announcing and served as a disc jockey and local area radio stations. on Boston rupted his career in singing, he became an underwriter for National Life Insur ance Company of He Vermont. was past president of the NH Underwriters Asso ciation, and he founded the and Elliot operated Insurance Agency with other family members. Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce for a number of years; was manager of the state park system at Hampton Beach; and was the first Executive Vice dent of Presi the Retail Merchants Association of NH. Early in his working life he was a master mason, plasterer, with brick the layer late Harry E. Carter Hampton. of North Hampton United Methodist Church for more than 70 years; was the a Hampton Historical Society; and was member of in Maine, Massachusetts and Hampton and was a graduate of Hyde Park High School with the Class he excelled of in 1925 sports and where records at held one time in several track and field in the Boston school system. He was also a four year letterman in football, baseball, and hockey. He was named Major Gen eral of all Boston school cadet cadets at Hyde as Park High School top follow ing regimental competition. Following high school he participated in semi-pro football and baseball until age 43. 20 years, “Bill Elliot, the Singing sang Cop” over Boston and local stations and acted dramatically area on stage. radio He began singing at while serving age as a 5 police officer and for the Hampton later, Police Department, he began his professional singing career. Beach he sang on the bandstand with the Hampton Beach Concert Band. He was also a dialectician and sang in guages. In six addition to lan his singing career former resident of Dearborn Avenue, who Avenue, Dearborn of resident former for 75 years lived in the house he and his father built, January died 3, Wednesday, 2007 at the Rockingham County Nursing Home in Brentwood where he since September of resided 2002. of Boston, MA, April 28, 1905, a son the of late John Henry and Alice (Ingham) Elliot. Ginny Bridle-Russell Welch was said the right candi date for the town’s top job. said. “He’s an thinker. innovative He goesthe box to think outsideof ways to bring in revenue.”
6 1 ------From his ols he sang in Boston’s North Station during to II War World help raise “mil lions of lars in dol savings bonds.” humble begin nings on the where where he also served as choir director. Then there were the Sunshine Club for performances shut-ins on CBS, and WEEI- the Christmas car “After you’ve been in Selectmen Chairman measured application the Hampton job. for the business as have long you become as very fin I icky about where you apply to,” said Welch. and one which will be dearly be will which one and missed. family farm in Maine Woolwich, (where he just as much about life as he learned did about farming); to mar rying and raising a in Hampton; to celebrating family a multitude of April birthdays with his Dearborn Avenue neighbors; to charming the staff at the where nursing he lived out home his final days, Bill Elliot touched the lives and hearts who had the ofopportunity to those which life a is His him. know deserves to be celebrated, lish, Italian, French, German, French, Italian, lish, Spanish or Latin (and some times Hebrew and nian), Arme he was singing as soloist a in his home church,
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age ‘Snow White’ on P ciplines. For more information, visit www. balletnewengland.org. 105 Post Road in North Hampton, and Mill Pond Center for the Arts in Durham. Classes are offered for ages 3-adult in all dance dis register register early to avoid disappointment. at the Connie Bean Community Center, 135 Hall, Centennial Portsmouth; in Street Daniel (603) 430-9309. The fee is $20, which includes the workshop and ticket to the performance. Space is limited and it is recommended to opening 30 minutes prior to show time. can also be completed by calling BNE at dren dren and Senior Citizens. Special discounts for groups of 15 or more are available upon request with advanced reservations. Seating for all performances is general with doors $6 for children and Senior Citizens. Tickets purchased at the door $9 performance for are adults and $7 for chil on the day of the and advance registration is required. let New England at (603) 430-9309. purchased in Tickets advance are $8 for adults and have the opportunity to be part of the open ing portion of the Snow White presentation that day. Space for this workshop is limited basic choreography and emphasize creative expression through movement and imagery. will offer a one-hour workshop prior to the performance for children ages This 6 workshop and will up. introduce children to follow the performance and the opportunity for audience members to meet and take pho tos with the characters. sional Company as well as BNE’s Center for Dance Education. students from her when she takes a bite from an apple given apple an from bite a takes she when her to her by the evil Queen. Choreographed by Angela V. Carter, the performance features members from Ballet New England’s profes Auditorium in York, Maine. Auditorium in York, upon placed is that spell the and White Snow Middle School in Stratham. An performance is additional scheduled for Sunday, Feb ruary 11 at 2 p.m. at the York High School coast area performance on Sunday, February, coast area performance February, on Sunday, 4 at 2 p.m. at the Thomas Meehan Perform ing Arts Center, located in the Cooperative and the Center proud for to Dance present Education the their 2007 next Children’s Series, are “Snow White.” presentation of S P
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o pecial the Music Hall his wide-ranging repertoire of traditional Delta Blues, electric tunes, and his distinctive acoustic bluesy pop blend. lovers will Blues be in heaven!” and $36 and can be purchased at Hall box office; the by phone at (603) Music 436-2400, or online at www.themusichall.org. Award-winner Keb’ Award-winner Mo’ in concert will go on sale to the general public on Friday, January 19 at 12 noon at the Music Chestnut Street in Portsmouth. Hall, located on 22 at 7:30 p.m. in this latest installment of the Music Hall’s celebrated “Intimately series. Yours” Moore in Angeles, singer/ Los s o n g w racoustic i t e guitar r / ist Keb’ Mo’ has it all — Grammys triple Best for porary Contem Album, a husky Blues lyrics. heartfelt and mastery, guitar slide voice, A living link to the seminal Delta Blues traveled that up the Mississippi River and across the expanse of America before evolving into a universally celebrated art form, draws Keb’ heavily Mo’ on the old-fashioned country blues style of Robert Johnson, while keeping his sound contemporary with touches of soul and folksy storytelling. eran backup guitar artist album under released his his adopted and first better known stage name. He has since recorded a total three: for Grammys of received and albums eight “Just Like You,” “Slow Down” and “Keep It Simple.” attention for his solid his musical first rate background, songwriting and his charismatic concerts,” says Music Hall Executive Director, can Patricia “You be Lynch. sure he’ll bring to S Keb’ Mo’ blues at N anuary anuary ’ ’ 32, ’ ’ ’ 2 |J 2 | J o o ol (CC) 12:30 N V RealWrld Un Daily 10 Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley How Art Made Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Alche Game Bedtime Buy Me ’ ’ ’ 33, 33, N Target (1985) ol ol V 12 AM V Best-Sports NHL Hockey Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Countdown News Inside the NFL (CC) Bedtime Masters of Horror Iron Chef America Designed Great Cruises (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) A Haunting (CC) Engineering American Chopper ›› RealWrld Inside the NBA Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Greater Boston Friends Entertain ment Paid Program Malcolm- Mid. Paid Phil Videos Cosby Aqua Star Trek NFL Live Boxing (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ 11:30 Final Hot LateNight Pan’s 40-a-Day Sweat Europe Stunt Next Saturday Night Live Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (CC) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Edens Lost and Found Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family Sanford ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ (CC) 11 PM Sports SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor Crime-Punish. LateNight Porn 101 The L Word (CC) Good Over Europe Dallas SWAT (CC) Stunt Cannibalism American Chopper Next E! News Law Order: CI Will News (CC) News (CC) News (CC) News (CC) Noticias Univisión News (CC) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life Music Seinfeld ’ Paid Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama Sanford Muhammad Ali ’ 10:30 ’ Sports Biscuit Cakes House Fever Frasier “Rivals” 70s Phil Whose? Rose Futurama M*A*S*H SportsCenter (Live) (HD) Blame (CC) (HD) (HD) ’ ’ ’ ’ The Island (2005) Ewan McGregor. Boiling Point (1993) Wesley Snipes. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life
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2 |J o A W EXETER | The First Unitarian Society of Exeter, a welcoming welcoming a Exeter, of Society Unitarian First The | EXETER HAMPTON | The Hampton United Methodist Church, EAST KINGSTON | The East Kingston Community United United Community | Kingston The East KINGSTON EAST | STRATHAM Stratham Community Church, located on Washington 580 at located Church, Congregational Rye | RYE artists | to From statesmen shipbuilders, NEWBURYPORT neighbors, their and God for love their in grow to effort an In held at 9:15 a.m.; nursery and Sunday School for children are for children School and Sunday nursery at held a.m.; 9:15 also For www.oldsouthnbpt.org. available. contact more Rob Reverend visit or information, 465-9666 (978) at Pastor, John, at located 12 congregation Elm Street, Universalist Unitarian of time A a.m. 11 at 9 a.m. at week each services Sunday holds will both follow services. and coffee conversation fellowship, All are welcome to attend. For call more (603) information, 772-4002. Sunday weekly holds Hampton, in Road Lafayette 525 at located Carroll Rev. a.m. 10:30 and 9 at a.m. services worship morning to All invited are as its pastor. the congregation serves Moore is and childcare provided the attend; is church handicapped Mid-week is Communion accessible. held from Wednesday For p.m. in those who need the 12:30-12:55 it, sanctuary. the a.m. 9:30-11:30 from is food pantry open Wednesdays church The church office is open through Thursday Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and may be by (603) reached calling if calling a message leave please hours; office during 926-2702 after-hours. Methodist Church (EKCUMC) is a small family oriented church church oriented family small a is are (EKCUMC) services Church Loker, John Methodist Pastor by Led Road. Depot 34 at located each of Sunday first The 9 at a.m. morning Sunday every held the third while of Communion, Holy is the Sacrament month School Sunday by of offers a is of Sunday each month followed period fellowship, church The refreshments. and treats, great from School Sunday adult and a.m. 9:15-10:15 from kids all for and Prayer is Bible Study a.m. Combined held at 10:30-11:30 and 10 a a.m. mornings, on Men’s Bible Study and Tuesday The service. evening is breakfast at 7 informal an a.m. At is on 6 Saturdays. there p.m. on month, the fourth each of Sunday EKCUMC The services. all and any to attend is invited public also and events, and activities community many in involved is at (603) Kathie call Seniors; and adults for classes fitness offers about For more information for information. fitness 642-8511 642-7986. (603) at Bean Diane call EKCUMC, Saturday, on supper Italian an hold will meatballs, Stratham, and in Lane spaghetti Emery lasagna, includes menu The 13. January 4:30 at begins Serving beverage. and For dessert bar, children. salad for a grand $5 and adults for $7 is supper the for 772-3389. Cost p.m. (603) at office church the call information, more at 10 a.m. worship Sunday weekly holds Center, in Road Rye Sunday school is month. each of provided for Sunday all first the on children and the youth. celebrated and is The p.m., Supper 6 at Lord’s meet Youth High Jr. the evenings, Community Sunday On activities. special for p.m. 7 at meet Youth High Sr. Night is at Fellowship held on 5:30 Weekly p.m. Adult 7 p.m. Wednesdays at Wednesdays on held also are rehearsals choir small group and Bible studies are call The (603) 964- available. For more church information, is accessible. handicapped www.ryecongregational.com. visit or 4061 home a has Old spiritual to provided Church South authors, for the people of for Newburyport more Old than church, South provides 250 Presbyterian years. A Biblically-grounded a faith- to for all who wish embrace of worship a community tradition. Christian the in life centered learning to dedicated is Church South Old at congregation the about living in today’s world as people for who caring in and follow Christ. to investing is committed and Church South Old service worship, offering area, local nurturing the and throughout welcoming people a as well as opportunities educational of all and Sunday ages. for individuals families environment is which church, at the a.m. at 10:30 held are services worship are classes Adult in Newburyport. Street at 29 Federal located 33, N ol V ------e tim
ting es T If convicted of the charg NASCAR instituted a new instituted NASCAR may readers News Atlantic A number of civil suits Test Test sessions for the NASCAR set its 2007 Nex 2007 its set NASCAR also have been filed against funeral homes Hampshire, Maine and Mas in sachusetts New that remains to sentBayview. their es, Breed faces a maximum penalty of 3-1/2 to 7 years on each charge. Speedway, May Speedway, 14-15; Talla dega Superspeedway, Sept. 10-11. track testing policy in 2006 that pre-sets a schedule for when and where Cup Series tests are to The be scheduled tests conducted. are the will teams only opportunities have to test at Cup The policy was implemented tracks. as to an maintain aid to serve bal competitive overall better contain and teams the for ance costs. at Reporter the Racing e-mail @earthlink.net. hodgesnews er and stepfather to funnel clients from the Massachu setts funeral homes he oper ated to illegal cremations in New Hampshire. son-48, son-48, Dale Earnhardt Jr.-8, Kasey Kahne-9, Tony Stew art-20, Kevin Jamie McMur Greg Biffle-16, Harvick-29, ray-26, Ricky Rudd-88, Scott Riggs-10, Martin Truex Jr.-1, Bobby Labonte-43, Raines-96, Robby Gordon-7, Mears- Casey Tony Blaney-22, Dave 25, Sterling Marlin-14, Reed Sorenson-41, Jeff Green-66, Said-60, Boris Burton-4, Ward Jar Dale Shelmerdine-27, Kirk rett-44, Joe Brian Vickers-83, Nemechek-13. teams will remaining resume Wednesday, through Monday January 15-17. The remain ing six tracks that will host test sessions are: Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Jan. 30; 29- Bristol Motor Speedway, Feb. 28-March 1; Richmond International Raceway, April Speedway, Motor 3-4; Lowe’s May 7-8; Dover International Miraculously, Miraculously, his he win to on went and injury, escaped He 500. retired Daytona third 1988. in driving from tel Cup Series testing sched ule that was scheduled run at to Daytona International Speedway Monday through January 8-10 for Wednesday, teams. the half approximately John Jimmie included Teams
1 3 ------Prosecutors Prosecutors said Wallace “Cale “Cale Yarborough is the Driving a Monte Carlo The main focus of the “Heck, “Heck, I’ve always been It was with the Junior “I “I had my planned move TRIAL From 5A orner Prosecutors Prosecutors accused Wallace of transferring ownership of Bayview to his mother and stepfather to get around Massachusetts a law that pro hibits funeral directors from owning crematoriums. moth his with schemed then in 1976, 1977, and 1978. and 1977, 1976, in has the ever sport driver best seen,” said Johnson. it’s “When car, the into Cale strap you like adding 20 horsepower.” After Junior Johnson, leaving teamed Yarborough up with vic 14 more for Rainer Harry tories. 500, Daytona 1983 the to prior he became the first driver to break officially the 200 mph car. stock a in NASCAR mark the establishing after Moments new his record, Monte Carlo became and airborne wound up as a scrap heap of metal. investigation was on view Bay Crematory and lace, Wal whose Massachusetts was license director's funeral suspended in August 2004. than than what really happened. It was more of a than scuffle else. anything and Bobby with friends good Donnie, and Red As Farmer. made they’ve fact, of a matter me an never honorary I member But of Gang. Alabama the could stand to lose. I raced to win and if anybody between got me and the check ered flag I off friends was being see, going You him. after is differ lot a track the whole side-by- you’re when than ent on them with mph 200 at side track.” the Johnson team that ough Yarbor had probably the most success of his behind racing seasons career. eight spent He Johnson of a Junior wheel the Chevrolet. He won 55 the as Win well as events Cup ston Winston Cup Championship fists fists were flying as television to the fracas beamed cameras mil of audience world-wide a lions. and was in a position perfect to shoot past underneath.” said Yarborough in a “But he kept interview. 2000 com ing down and me cutting off Final pass. to tried I time each ly we both just lost control and ended up in the grass. But it looked worse on films C
------Exeter Beth A. Kerr A. Beth acing Glimmerglass Glimmerglass R Consulting Group Consulting Managing Director Managing On the last lap, Donnie Alli Donnie lap, last the On Petty went on to take the Most Most racing fans recall Thank you for your The The good news for all of The magic of the Cham 2006 2006 also marks the final nie’s brother, nie’s Bobby brother, finished back roared then and race, the Don help to track the around nie. Helmets were off, and 500 — a race that was won by by won was that race a — 500 Petty. Richard son was leading Yarborough as they went down the back attempted Yarborough stretch. inside, the on Allison by get to but Allison dropped down him cars Both off. and closed banged against spun they each before times other several infield. the into checkered flag, while Don spite of his impressive record, record, impressive his of spite one has incident gone down in as history the most talked as career in about his 31-year driver. a Cale from the 1979 Daytona by by penny, mitten by mitten and it makes a for difference our neighbors. It children our in fosters caring of level a and it reminds us of what it com a be and build to means munity. contributions to this year’s Chamber Children’s Fund. Best wishes for a New Year joy. and peace of things things she would miss the most. us is that the Chamber Chil dren’s Fund will be here for years to come. Our commu nity demonstrates each year that our commitment to the program and the families it steadfast. is serves ber Children’s Fund is that we create it together, penny years. At the press conference conference press the At years. for the Chamber Children’s Fund held at the town office in December, Ms. McGrail delivered a heartfelt review of the statistics that the voucher make program of the Chamber Children’s families Fund area for and relevant who are struggling, a criti cal support. She mentioned that the Chamber Children’s Fund would be one of the appreciated. year that this important pro by be will gram Trac guided ey McGrail, president of the Exeter Area Chamber for 17 ------s e w e al N
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