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Building an education Cyan By Scott E. Kinney Editor, 16 Voices EXETER | For your “typical Magenta school,” a major building reno- vation can be a true headache. Construction noise, loss of park- ing for construction vehicles and Yellow other forms of distraction can be seen as a detriment to the learning
process. Black That being said, no one has ever called Seacoast School of Technol- ogy (SST) a typical school. Instead, the ongoing construc- tion associated with the school’s nearly 100,000 square foot, $8.5 million renovation project has made itself a boon of educational opportunity for its students. Throughout much of the proj- ect students from a variety of the school’s programs will be able to do their part in bringing the proj- EDUCATION Continued on 12A•
Pumpkin pranks perplex gourd grower
By Liz Premo Amelia and Ella — utilized A thief struck in the dark of Pumpkin!” was placed in 2001 ChevroLet Atlantic News Staff Writer one of seven pumpkins Peter night, stealing away Peter’s front of a pitchfork-wielding RYE | Call it the Great had tended and “grown with prized pumpkin and leaving ghost standing on the lawn Monte Carlo ss Pumpkin Mystery. Or, for extreme care in his garden” behind what a very amused where the pumpkin once sat, Leather, Loaded, the dedicated gardener who throughout the summer. Melanie calls “an upset, among its bed of dried corn- only 74K miles!, grew it, the Great Pumpkin This wasn’t just any run- grumpy wanna-be farmer” stalks. #5585A Misery. of-the-mill gourd, though: in its wake. “That was our response,” only In any event, it’s generat- Weighing in at a smidge over Immediately the Labries laughs Melanie. “We’re just ing plenty of giggles (as well 120 pounds, this baby repre- sent out a call to action and playing the game.” Price as some excitement tinged sented true pumpkin pride issued a message to the com- A few days later, a well- $ reduced by with empathy) for the Labrie for Peter, who used a small munity: “If you see or know meaning individual who 9,995 $1,000! family of Rye. tractor to transport it from the Pumpkin Thief, tell them heard of the family’s plight garyblakemotorcars.com Decorating their home in garden to front lawn. to ‘Beware!’” anonymously left a medi- 84 portsmouth ave., exeter, nh 03833 preparation for Halloween, Unfortunately, sometime To emphasize their point, um-sized pumpkin to fill Service the Labries — dad Peter, after 9 p.m. on the evening of a sign urging the pumpkin the gap. Unfortunately that ANd SALeS 866-838-3377 mom Melanie, and kids Mia, September 30, it happened. pilferer to “Bring Back Our PRANKS Continued on 7A• hours: Mon-Fri: 8aM - 6pM • Sat: 9aM - 5pM
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Hampton Rec at (603) 926- 3932. last trip for this trips will year; begin the again March. next a seat or for more informa tion call Sonya at Batchelder (603) 772-9292 or [email protected];or Dot e-mail Brown at (603) 778-0655 or [email protected] Street in Hampton. free tickets at the rec office - — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 ENESS AWAR r ctobe #ANINE &ELINE .UTRITION RLS 42 | O 42 | /WNED BY A .UTRITIONIST 3PECIALIZING IN o nity ommu The popular event will Seats Seats are $30 per person, This will be the group’s C 33, N be held on Friday, October 26 from 1-3 p.m. at Hobbs House, located at 200 High mately 7:30 mately p.m. $25 and fare bus includes and in vouchers from Foxwoods. Participants will play Bingo and have a raffle on the way snack a enjoy will and down, and watch a movie on way home. the Applefest,eventfreeopena to Hampton’s Senior Citi zens. ol V - - - ERS FOR WALK ews ews N N ntic ntic la la t t A A e Ticket time Applefest for Ticket Take a trip to Take Foxwoods e h h t t to to al al The The bus will leave at 6:45 HAMPTON | The KENSINGTON | The Legs Syndrome (RLS) Moonlight Walk. The walk was a foundation's fundraiser to work help to raise increase money awareness for about the RLS and to about find a cure. For the more information Seacoast RLS Support Group, call Roberta Kittredge at (603) 926-9328. ci The Kittredge Family (pictured here at North Beach) recently participated in the first Restless e eci p p Kensington American Legion Legion American Kensington Auxiliary will host a trip to Foxwoods Casino on Thurs 25. October day, a.m. sharp from the Legion parking lot on and Route will 150, return at approxi Hampton Departmentand the Hamp ton Recreation Community Coalition (HCC) are once again sponsoring co- their annual S S ------Legal support services, “The warmer weather DHHS has a toll-free hot For people with serious 603-964-4400 Saturday 9-Noon Saturday home home care, meals on wheels, transporta management, care tion assistance and assisted care. home nursing to living for advocacy adults, disabled information and assistance regarding Medicare, information about volunteer and are also opportunities impor tant support services vided in pro the community by BEAS. All services and sup ports are intended to assist people to live as dently as indepen possible in safety and with dignity. For more information visit www.dhhs. nh.gov/DHHS/BEAS. illness, the fatality rate can be as high as 35 percent. recently may be contribut ing to the continuing activ ity,” said Dr. Jose Montero, state epidemiologist. “The department will continue to bevigilant trapping mosqui toes and working with the local town officials advising them on the proper mosqui to control activities to help humanpreventany more ill ness until the season ends.” Nile virus line for EEE/West at (866) 273-6453. with questions Anyonecan call from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, for mation infor about these es. virus Considerable resources about EEE and virus, West including Nile fact sheets, are available on the DHHS Web site nh.gov. at www.dhhs. er risk of becoming ill with symptoms that can include severe headache, high fever, stiff neck, confusion, loss of consciousness, and muscle weakness. In rare cases, EEE can progress to encephalitis (inflammation of the brain), coma, and death. Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9-5 Hours: Tuesday-Friday Pam’s Pam’s Barber Shop ------(We’ve Moved—Behind C’est Cheese) (We’ve 122 Lafayette Rd, North Hampton, NH also by appointment Thursday 5-7 ews N The Bureau of Elderly and of Elderly Bureau The People over the age of 50 on Commenting the grant Eastern Equine Encepha supports to adults age 60 age and to adults supports older and to adults between the ages of 18-60 who have a chronic illness or from range services These disabil ity. award, award, DHHS Acting Com missioner Nicholas Toump as said, “We are pleased support for to grant this receive can be Winters ive assistance. and Hampshire New in harsh we want to do all we can to help make these homes win ter-ready and safe for their owners.” elderly Adult Services long-term and social provides of variety a headache, and lack of ener People gy. with these symp toms and a recent history of mosquito bites should call their healthcare provider. are considered to be at high an infected bird animal. The or risk to humans other is low, and in ity of the cases major there mild are only symptoms, butcan cause EEE a illness morethan West Nile virus. serious gener it occur, doesillness If ally begins 2 to 14 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito. In severe the cases, first symptoms of and EEE WNV are (103°F high to 106°F), fever stiff neck, ing until there is frost a killing statewide. should Residentscontinue to take pre cautions. The best way beingmosbittenpreventby to quitoes is to use an effective insect repellent you are wheneveroutside.” litis is a virus through the bite of an infect transmitted ed mosquito that has picked up the virus by feeding on weather is not yet cooler getting and people need remember to that mosquitoes are still around and still bit ------riter ews W N ff Grant assists Seniors a t ntic om impacted by flooding S la .C t inney A ews e . K ews h E N t N to ntic cott al “This “This grant will go to SEACOAST SEACOAST | The New “These results reinforce The number of mosquito The New Hampshire SEACOAST | While resi More More EEE found in local towns S la eci t ic tlant y p damages.” grant grant will assist in that on- going effort to remedy the necessary necessary repairs to prepare their homes for winter. This citizens citizens struggling to make to to assist flood victims in the State, we still found elderly “Even though FEMA has pro has FEMA though “Even applications 1,000 over cessed last last spring,” said Otte, Kathleen administrator of BEAS. by by the catastrophic flooding were were structurally damaged or furnaces were destroyed help elderly residents in New residents elderly help Hampshire whose homes were were damaged by the flood April. last occurred that ing Hampshire Hampshire Seniors homes whose and heating systems award award from the US Adminis New assist to Aging on tration has has received a $24,306 grant that that its Bureau and of Adult Elderly Services (BEAS) Health Health and Human Services (DHHS) recently announced Hampshire Hampshire Department of though fall is in the air, the Toumpas, Toumpas, Acting Commis sioner of DHHS. “Even mosquito pools from same this area,” said Nicholas bites in conjunction with the previous findings of EEE in tection against mosquito the need for personal pro lections (called mosquitoes. pools) of Labs have tested 10,187 col fields resident. Since the June DHHS Public Health positive for EEE this season, among them a young New two people have also tested disease in the state so far this far so state the indisease year is six. One horse and pools to test positive for the ton, and Newton last week. mosquito pools Brentwood, foundFremont, Kings in tive tests for eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in four Human Services announced (DHHS) several posi Department of Health and er, they’re er, not the only ones. coast have been unseasonably warm enjoying weath dents throughout the Sea S A B A . om .C www. ews N ector ’ begin festival ic tlant dir ead (next to Water Country) Water (next to to $3.50 $5.95 $9.75 R organization. This fall field ig 7.77 A PT Help Wanted PT Help otes . $ for study m ‘B iden ight N for B ible n B needed Pizza Pizza topic Spaghetti Large Cheese Small Cheese w/ meat sauce ocal . ot g welcome H L entries ommunity You’ll taste the difference! You’ll 5-8pm ~ Pickup only C ems You’ve tried the rest, now try the best! hili D when you buy 2 large pizzas C Monday [email protected] Call 603-433-4277 Free Small Pizza Large Cheese Pizza Try Style our stone cooked Greek Pizza GREENLAND | A book discussion focusing on Ray HAMPTON FALLS | A community Bible study is being group small includes Bible the of study in-depth caring, This SEACOAST | Attention Seacoast area cooks: Have a chili The church is located at 34 Depot Road (Route 107) in the HAMPTON | Nick Collins, the field director in Football Special Now Serving Pizza! Bradbury’s Bradbury’s 1953 classic Library Public “Fahrenheit Weeks the at 451” p.m. 7 at 17 October will be Wednesday, held on on Post Road in Greenland. Readers are encouraged to ask themselves “What if …?” as scholar Christina Healey leads the discussion. The library is part of “The Big Read: Hampshire Reads ‘Fahrenheit New 451,’” a project of the Center the with partnership in Library State NH the at Book the for NH Humanities Council. The Big Read is an initiative the of National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Midwest. For information on this Library and all library programs, Services and visit or 436-8548 (603) at Library Public Arts Weeks the call weekslibrary.or conducted on Lafayette off just located ThursdayChurch, Baptist First Falls Hampton evenings from 7-8:45 Road (Route 1) across from the town common. p.m. at commentaries and lectures questions, study home discussions, presented by a year’s non-denominational Bible study includes the books of First Daniel, and and Peter, Colossians. The public is Second welcome at any time to “come see what God has to say about your life.” For more information, call Flaherty Tom at (603) 964-6596 or e- mail East the joining on plan so, If for? die to simply that’s recipe Kingston Community Church for a Chili place Cookoff, at their Fall Family October Fun Festival taking on Saturday, 27 a.m.All beginning chili at chefs 11 need to do is a reserve spot as soon as possible, then bring a crockpot full of their favorite chili to the tent on the day of the festival. The chilis will be tasted and judged by the East Kingston community, and prizes will be given to the top three entries. center of East Kingston. For more information or to sign up for the Chili Cookoff, call Diane Bean at (603) 642-7986. Rockingham and Strafford Counties for the Sen. Joe Biden presidential campaign, will be the combined featured speaker meeting at of a the October Democratic Hampton Committees scheduled for Wednesday, and Hampton Falls 17. The meeting will be held room at in the the Lane Memorial downstairs Library, located meeting on in Avenue Hampton. social A Academy hour from 6:15-6:45 p.m. will 6:45-7:45 be p.m. followed meeting This by from the regular event is open to the general public. For more information call (603) 926-9358. HAP’S ROAST BEEF 2222 Lafayette Rd, Portsmouth, NH Tues 5-8pm Tues 5-8pm Wed Every Day Pick up Only ------Formed by the merger of The New Hampshire ers and communities con serve more than 4,500 acres of land through conserva tion easements and full-fee ownerships. the use and preservation of coastal resources. Through partnerships, and science, NHCP works to funding improve water and quality decision making in 42 coastal watershed commu nities; supports uses; maritime and restores wetlands. coastal the Rockingham Land Trust and Seacoast Land the Trust, Southeast Land of Trust New Hampshire works to conserve the significant land and natural resources Hamp New southeastern of shire, includingworking farms and forests, wildlife water,habitat and natural areas,and community land scapes. As a regional land trust, it serves 39 communi ties of greater Rockingham SoutheastLand The County. Trust has helped landown Coastal Program is a feder ally-approved coastal pro gram authorized under the Coastal Zone Management Act and is administered by Depart Hampshire New the ment of Services. NHCP Environmental strives to maintain a balance between ------Featuring Every Evening • Lounge Friday • Peter Black • 7 pm Pub Menu Sunday - Friday • All Evening • Lounge Sunday • Peter & Wayne • 5 pm - 8 pm Sunday • Peter & Wayne many volunteer oppor Sunday - Thursday 4:00 - 5:30 • Dining Room This portion of the Tay The Hampton Falls “The property is special Veal, Pasta and Chicken Lighter Fare Entrées Spectacular Ocean View Fresh Local Seafood, Steak, citizens who would like to learn how to protect natural resources and preserve the rural character of Hampton Falls. along theRiver.” Taylor lor River falls within a con servation focus area of the Land Conservation Plan for New Hampshire’s Coastal Watersheds, which identi fies the most valuablelandsforprotectto ecologically healthy coastal ecosystems. The Marsh Lane Conserva tionPreserveExtension also abuts the prime study wetlands area of River and the is being Taylor consid ered for prime designation in 2008. wetlands Conservation Commission meets at the town hall Drinkwater on Road the ond sec Thursday month of at every 6:30 welcomes and p.m. encourages and public attendance. are There tunities, large and small, for educational interest on the property. for its natural features, sce nic view and opportunities,”saidSnyder. educational “This stretch of river has a fabulousviewtheof Hamp ton Seabrook Estuary, and shoreline important protects ews - - - - - of 42 o N INE HOP L 33, N S PM ol ULL RO -3 F P Snyder, Snyder, wildlife AM 7 LOSE “It’s a quiet place for A Conservation Com The land’s purchase cost C 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 TO design a trail system with interpretive signage for the site. Ellen biologisttheSoutheast from Land Trust, will help ther fur identify wildlife plant species and and habitat servation fund receives currently 15 percent of town’s land use change the tax. people to visit and time near spend the river. It lends itself to learning, relaxation and civic Tracy projects,” Healey-Beattie, said Conservation the Commission member who spearheaded the acquisition. mission subcommittee will purchase of this allows property us to both protect a critical wildlife habitat and provide an opportunity for thepublic toenjoy the natu ral resources along the New Hampshire coast.” $225,000, with coming from the $175,000 town Hampton of Falls Conserva tion fund and $50,000 from the NHCP grant. The con few public accessalong the points Hampton The River. side of the Taylor Falls 18 Holes w/Cart • $35 18 Holes w/Cart • $32 PM UESDAY r ctobe ------— T 9 Holes- $18.00 18 Holes - $30.00 9 Holes- $10.00 18 Holes - $15.00 |O 3:00 ews VERY ews N FTER N A (603) 642-4414 ! E ntic applehillgolf.com ! la t Sunday Specials ic tlant A e PECIAL h t EE 27 Holes of Great Golf! Plus 9 Hole Chip & Putt S IMES T to T 9 Holes w/Cart • $20 VAILABLE Route 107 • Route 107 East Kingston, NH Route 107 • Route 107 East Kingston, NH A A | al Holes w/Cart • $25 — “The conservation com The conservation ease The town of Hampton The property is located HAMPTON FALLS | A 9 18 Hole Championship Course eci NHCP NHCP grant helps fund conservation project Apple Hill Golf Club Par 3 Riding Cart Per Person 9 Holes- $8.00 18 Holes - $15.00 Weekdays Weekdays Sat, Sun. Holidays 9 Holes- $20.00 18 Holes - $35.00 p age servation Commission chair Commission servation woman. “There are very making this property acces sible for passive recreation and education,” said Karen Ayers, Hampton Falls Con public access on the site. mission is committed to the Southeast Land of Trust New Hampshire. The ease ment allows non-motorized ment — or legal agreement that will protect the in perpetuity land — is held by Department of Environmen of Department tal Services to help fund the purchase. Falls used a grant from the New Hampshire Program Coastal (NHCP) at the acre acre Marsh Lane preserve, enlarging this natural area to 35 acres. lor River. next to the existing 21- and protection of 14 acres of land, including 320 feet along the banks of the Tay The Hampton Falls servation Con Commission has announced the acquisition S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------. t A age | P Route 1 Route ews City Hall Main Street Pette Brook Lot Pette N Henry Park Law Swasey Parkway Hampton, Tue 3-6 Tue Hampton, Exeter, Thu 2:30-6 Exeter, Portsmouth, Sat 8-1 Portsmouth, Dover, Wed 2:30-5:30 Wed Dover, Kingston, Tue 2:30-5:30 Tue Kingston, Durham, Mon 2:30-5:30 Durham, ic tlant Roughsedge also painted The Seacoast Republican 603-964-4400 Saturday 9-Noon Saturday Constitution to be and written that America’s govern ment remained weak until the Civil With that War. fact in mind, he posed the ques tion, “Why is it that we are so impatient with the Iraqis attempting to find a way to resolve their sources of con flict and establish an effec tive government?” broader the on picture clear a Middle East and the impact Iraq’s neighbors will have in the region. provid in pride take Women ing informative and knowl edgeable speakers at monthly meetings. their For more information about becoming a member, call Membership Chairman Gail at Giarrusso (603) 775-8085 or [email protected] Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9-5 Hours: Tuesday-Friday Pam’s Pam’s Barber Shop - - - (We’ve Moved—Behind C’est Cheese) (We’ve 122 Lafayette Rd, North Hampton, NH also by appointment Thursday 5-7 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 603-926-5150 with this ad www.seacoastgrowers.org r ctobe Some restrictions apply. Expires 10/31/07 Expires apply. Some restrictions 42 | O 42 | 20% OFF o in-season hotline: 603.658.0280 446 Lafayette Road (Rte 1) Hampton, NH farmer’s markets farmer’s Roughsedge pointed During his presenta fresh produce & flowers ~ juriedgourmetfoods crafts ~ Harvest your Fall Decorating Fall your Harvest 33, N wide based on security onthe ground. His cifically talk highlighted spe Anbar Province, a former al Qaeda stronghold, is an important example of cess militarywith the recommended suc surge strategy in Iraq. out that in this controlled area extremist- of Iraq, the Iraqis were fearful of joining the military because families their would be risk while put they at were away serving their nation. As the area became more with secure the assistance US of military, the the people Anbar of Province started resist to al Qaeda and protect their neighborhoods. tion, Roughsedge reminded his listeners that it took 12 years for the United States ol V ews ------N Prizes Prizes and games will be During the event, the Fire the the Fire event, During In the course of his discus his of course the In SRW welcomes SRW can can also learn how to prop erly put out a fire portable using a fire during a extinguisherdemonstration that live fire. will include available during the day for children, and there will be a blow-up fire truck onsite for them to For enjoy. slide more information, call Fire Inspector Jeffrey LeDuc 929-1920. (603) at that political Iraq progress is more likely to in occur within neighborhoods and tribal areas first, then up to regional and finally nation Rescue will also perform an auto extrication demonstra of the “Jaws using tion Life.” Prevention safety trailer will be open to the public, offer ing an automated program on hurricane and In child pas addition, safety. tornado will checks seat safety senger be conducted by Hampton Fire/Rescue’s trained safety seat technicians. Participants shared his vast knowledge about Islamic terrorism and General David report to Petraeus’ Congress on Iraq War. the sion, Roughsedge explained ------ews ews N N counter-terrorism expert counter-terrorism ntic ntic la la Hampton t t A A open house e e h h t t to to al al The The highlight of the day Addressing SRW mem Profes The | HAMPTON The public is invited to STRATHAM STRATHAM | Counter- eci eci p p firefighters firefighters to hold ton ton firefighters and experi ence first-hand many of the services that Hampton Fire/ com the for provides Rescue munity. Food and refresh will be ments available. will be a fire fighting skills course. This will give chil dren hands-on experience, exposing them to the skills to required be a professional firefighter. Hampton Fire/ coast Republican Women. bers and guests dance in at atten the Middle School, Roughsedge Cooperative sional Firefighters of Hamp ton Local 2664, along with all Hampton personnel Fire/Rescue will be an open house hosting on Saturday, October 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the station, located uptown at fire 140 Win Road. nacunnet spend the day with Hamp terrorism consultant to the US Department of State and Defense, Bob Roughsedge, was the guest speaker at the Sea the of meeting 3 October S S EWS — Michael P. Connelly N Gary Patton To Contact Us John Holman Aubry Bracco Jerry McConnell [email protected] [email protected] www.AtlanticNews.com [email protected] the Atlantic News $POUSJCVUJOH8SJUFST Sales • Sheri Burgoon [email protected] [email protected] Sales • Tony Costanzo [email protected] Tell them you saw it in Tell om Stories: [email protected] Please Support 893 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH Staff Writer • Scott E. 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(Many of these supporters oppose the smoking smoking the oppose supporters these of (Many hypocritical. ban and were trying to make a political point.) Opponents said that it doesn’t make sense to have two smoking, and bills wanted banning to work with the one in the Senate. Other opponents may have voted against the bill because they were against any smoking ban, political point or The no. House YES KILLED vote the A 256-42. OPPOSED BILL a broader smoking ban. would study the effects of gay marriage. This amendment would replace the heterosexual bill marriages be valid or and recognized. Supporters would said establish that gay marriage that undermines the only traditional family, and in light of the civil union bills, the state should make it Opponents marriage. sex same sanction not will it that clear said that the state should not even studied. The reject motion 148 FAILED -219, and the the House idea before it is passed a study bill instead, but it was killed in the Senate on May 31. FUNDING DECISIONS Hampshire Supreme Court justicesquestions about Supreme to Court school funding answer decisions, detailedincluding questions about the judges' qualifications and BE BROUGHT BACK the constitution to give the legislature determining greater how to control fund in education, while still responsibility accepting to set and fund allow lawmakers state greater flexibility standards. in It targeting aid "reasonable" a get would districts all to as long as districts school the local share. The House not only failed to pass the but voted to "indefinitely postpone" it, killing it not only for amendment, to attempt an on was vote This (A) next. the for but year, this reconsider the motion to indefinitely postpone. Supporters prevent to something with up come to important was it said the courts from dictating education. how Opponents thought that lawmakers none of should the proposed amendments fund would work, and that lawmakers should stop wasting their time, and get on with the task of funding an adequate education. The motion FAILED 154-209. A giving vote the FAVORED YES amendment another chance. (B) Then amendment supporters made a motion to debate print the in the general ledger. Supporters should said see the public why the Opponents thought House this was was a further FAILED motion waste The rejecting on. move should House the and money of time compromise. and printing the debate. YES vote A FAVORED 159-204. TRADE AGREEMENTS for increased consideration agreements. investment and trade international in authority and preservation Supporters of said that local such roughshod international over agreements state ride law concerning forests and such groundwater. resources Opponents as generally back trade agreements, free and didn’t think that they would mean anything if local authorities could override said them. it was a Others waste of time and a political ploy to past non binding resolutions The House the PASSED resolution 184- international into input local more FAVORED vote YES A 89. trade agreements. establish an additional $1400 exemption from the or age of years 70 are who interest individuals for tax dividends and Supporters older. said that the elderly live on their interest and dividends these days. As their do earnings their increase, taxes so and their expenses; thus, larger break. Opponents they said that this also will give everybody, need a no matter how rich, an exemption, and would prefer to let need who elderly the help to law existing use municipalities it with a property tax break. The House 218-75. A YES vote KILLED opposed the the interest and dividends bill tax break for the elderly. prohibit smoking in certain restaurants, enclosed cocktail places. lounges, Supporters bill said and in the that Senate (which unlike eventually became the law), this doesn’t bill exempt private clubs, and if you are going to pass a nonsmoking ban, you should extend it to all so not to be , - - - - - m news.co Editor / Publisher - Michael P. Connelly - Michael P. editor@atlantic Well, candidates, there Gary Patton can be reached Finally, Finally, let me speak to Mr. Rogers, Mother or by calling (603) 926-9358. The views expressed necessarily do reflect those not of the newspaper. a candidate. Also, as views your veer further left, to you may the find yourself so far out of the mainstream that you cannot win a gen eral election. you have it — the victory. keys to What? You’re more you’refact, grateful?In not than a little annoyed? You wish that I’d just and shut go up away. Some things never change. You’d think that I’d learn. at [email protected] cans could not be sure that they would act forcefully to defendcountryourtimea in of crisis. We live in a rough andtumble world wherethe president must at times deal with unsavory and amoral foreign leaders. Barack, you are clearly a enlightened person who can decent and bring about needed change. However, you mustvince us con you have enough steelin your spine to defend us when necessary. JohnEdwards. John, youare running as a populist. That is fine. Someone needsdefend the poor to and down trodden, and that role traditionally has been taken by Democrats. However, you run risks. Thedowntrodden do poor not and very vote much or offer signifi cant financial support to thenes and less like Cicero. Teresa or Mahatma Gandhi would lose if they president, ran for because Ameri ------t I ee Atlantic News Atlantic I S s The views expressed on this on expressed views The Readers may send their Next, Barack Obama. Presently, if you don’t like don’t you if Presently, Hillary, you are partici First, let me speak to A page do not necessarily reflect necessarily not do page the of views the welcome We advertisers. its or alternative views and consider guest commentaries will for publication. comments and rebuttals [email protected]. to From the Publisher: candidates meet with small groups of voters, and forth rightly answer their tions quesso we can make sound judgments. can’tWe do that if you won’t answer questions. Barack, you are an gent, intelli personable, and able lik man. However, hearing after you speak, I leave feeling as ifattended a dull I college lec have ture. I am informed, but not just inspired. When the Roman orator Cicero spoke, listen ers said, “He speaks well.” But after hearing the Greek orator Demosthenes, the cit izens said, “Let us march.” Barack,likemorebeDemos Hampshire. Under such cir cumstances, candidates like to sit on their lead, run out the clock, and not say or do anything that could backfire and harm them. They play it safe. a question, you claim you that can’t answer it because you don’t know what your options will be if president. Or you youclaim that are it’s a hypothetical question. Hillary, any question deal ing with future a hypothetical events question. Or, is worse yet, you the question you don’t want transform to answer into one you do want to answer. pating in the New shire Hamp primary. We are interview committee the for the rest of the nation.tradition In of our retail politics, Hillary Clinton. Hillary, stop HillaryClinton.Hillary, dodging people’s questions — answer them. haveYou a big lead in the polls in New - - - - - 42 1 3 6 9 8 7 5 4 2 o 2 5 7 4 3 1 9 8 6 33, N 4 8 6 5 7 3 9 2 1 a political expert ol 5 6 2 8 1 4 3 9 7 3 4 1 7 2 9 6 5 8 Keys Keys to victory from 7 9 3 6 8 1 2 5 4 Now, I Now, have some advice President Bush made a Political conservatives, 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 8 1 3 5 4 6 2 7 9 contendersthatwill notnec essarily please them, but hope I will make them better candidates. The Republican candidates onlyworsen thesituation by usingfalsepatriotism, jingo ism,nationalistic and fervor, male vanity to prolong and intensify the When war. you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Gentlemen, put the Americawellbeingaheadof yourofpolitical careers, and help extricate us from sorry mess in Iraq. the for the leading Democratic practice the same religious faith. So, conservatives look withdisfavor on groups like homosexuals and Latinos.candidates,GOP please stop encouraging intolerance in Republican primary voters. monumental, foreign policy blunder by invading This war Iraq. has cost the nation dearly in blood sure for no and apparent reason. trea Americans. It worked. The South left the andParty, went Republican. Democratic The GOP has not forgotten how well intolerance works for them. in general, are uncomfortable with diversity — peo ple who do not them; behave the same way; look like speak the same language; or 9 2 4 1 7 3 8 6 5 r ctobe ------6 7 2 9 5 4 1 8 3 |O ews N ews N ntic la t A ic tlant e o h tton t T a Call P to News ry ell Them Atlantic Puzzle al It In The a A A | ou Solved T 926-4557 Richard Nixon designed You offerlittle discussion You Let’s start with the You’d think I wouldthinkhaveI You’d And I’d be among them. Shaketree,a and dozena Advertise, Y G eci Solutions Page 30A y p age 1970s which was designed to play upon antipathy Southerners toward African- the so-called Southern Republican strategy in the and the Iraq war in a fash ion designed to inflame vot ers, not solve the problem. efficient government, taxes, low and balancedgets. Instead, you deal bud with issues such as immigration of those aspects of Repub lican political philosophy I can respect — small and now. now. Stop. En masse. are You doing more harm than good. contenders. for the good Gentlemen, of the nation,end your campaigns right tial candidates. Republican presidential ever, ever, old habits are hard to break, so here I I’m go going to again. give advice to thecurrentpresidenofcrop effusive flattery, theyannoyed by my are advice and routinely ignore it. How learned my lesson by now. 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North Hampton, NH 03862-0726 1 www.seacoastacademyofmusic.org 0 Learn to play the flute. 42 | O 42 | 0 2 o . t s E content Sing to your heart’s Study the piano, saxophone, at Centennial Hall, 105 Post Rd, PO Box 726 33, N ol V - - - - LIGHTS Continued on 11A• Newfields Elementary throughout the year.” School is located on Route 87 at Alumni 9 are asked to please Piscassic RSVP by calling Road. the school Tuesday, 772-5555by (603) at November 13. cal development, improve greatly their study its, hab test scores and gradu ation rates. afterschool Additionally, programs keep students safe and streets off the and help parents working balance work and family. afterschool programs posi tively influence students’social and psychologi - - - - - — Although much has changed over the years, the main building of the Newfields Elementary School remains “There are several other Multiple studies show recognizable recognizable to those who attend the school today. REMEMBER WHEN 100th year as a place of edu cation. things that we are about talking doing,” said “We Dobe. do anticipatea few doing things [to edge the 100th acknowl anniversary] ning. This is a great oppor tunity for teens and parents to get a feel for center what has to the offer and for community members learn about the to benefits of having after schoolgramming in pro the Exeter area. greater from outdoor games to arts and crafts throughout the afternoon and early eve ------Fifth graders will also The luncheon will be the “We’re “We’re hoping the fifth While the school has had Current NES Principal To To kick off the event, Millions nationwide are NES lunch,” he said. “They’ll said. he lunch,” NES be able to discuss Newfields schooland theyhowandare different from now to then.” have the interview Newfields opportunity alumni to that will be compiled publication in a to rate commemothe event. beginning of eventsseriesofa be hopes to what Dobe to celebrate the school’s school’s early years it moth the for uncommon not was ers of Newfields to provide students fresh breads and soups for lunches each day. Although he said is nothingyet etched in stone, he is hopeful the school will able be to recreate that for the centennial luncheon. graders and alumni will be able to have a traditional building to any town.” several additions and two original classrooms seat the less than half their original numbers (though the overall school population is than more twice as historic large), structure continues this to be an important piece of Newfields’ history and cul ture. duringDennissaidtheDobe rooms, which could each seat each could which rooms, “40 pupils”, and it “a deemed creditable educational the event on October 18. New Outlook will be offer ing a variety of activities Afterschool Alliance,renowned non-profit orga a nization ensuring committed every nity to has commu access to affordable quality, afterschool pro gramming by 2010. expected to participate in ------ om oices .C inney oices . K ews E 16 V N to , 16 V cott al Newfields Newfields Elementary School celebrates centennial TheNews-Letter went on It was a two-room The present school Former students of all NES is hosting a luncheon a hosting is NES If so, the school is look Did you attend New And Newfield Elementa NEWFIELDS | It is a An event designed to EXETER| New Outlook S eci ic tlant y ditor New Outlook hosts ‘Lights Afterschool!’ on p todescribe details ofthetwo and exterior.” ern structure, both interior edition of the Exeter News- Letter as “an attractive mod plumbing, but it was alded her in the November 15 schoolhouse with no indoor the previous January. structed to replace the c.1850thereplace structed to structure that had burned 13, 1907, having been con building opened its on doors Wednesday, November other. graders, as well as with each and share their experiences at NES with the present fifth ages are encouragedcome to are ages the yearlong celebration of the school’s centennial. 11:30 11:30 a.m. as the kickoff for reception for all alumni on November 14 at Wednesday, ing for you. at anytime in the past years? 100 fields Elementary School a memorable one. ry School is looking for par ticipants to make its kickoff once. celebration that only comes wide project created by programming, “Lights on Afterschool!” is a nation celebrate the powerimportance and of afterschool center, center, located at 120 Front Street in Exeter. Thursday, OctoberThursday, 18 at the Teen CenterTeen will be hosting “Lights onAfterschool!” on E B S A . om .C ews N RMCC ews fair ic tlant needed N funds program oday! benefits T otes school A input Advertising Needs! camp EAE our for N Y in lunch All raises fundraiser ’ needed hot fair talents tlantic ruck e chool T Option For Call (603) 926-4557 raft a eative S C har rafters r A S C C ouch our Best he Y ‘T SEACOAST | Richie McFarland Children's Center (RMCC) Center Children's McFarland Richie | SEACOAST Plenty of big construction equipment, trucks and and family) per $20 exceed to (not person per $5 are Tickets EXETER | Exeter Adult Education is currently in the The program currently offers a wide variety of classes Those who are interested in developing and teaching NEWFIELDS | Crafters are needed for Newfields Proceeds raised at the event will benefit the school’s fifth Newfields Elementary School is located on Route 87 at 9 KENSINGTON | “Do you miss hot lunch?” Those who answer “yes” to this question may possibly be The PTO is looking for an individual or two to come Anyone who is interested in helping bring hot lunch back NEWFIELDS | Newfields Elementary School (NES) will Christyne Henry will once again lead the fair with the All NES families are encouraged to attend this fun and will hold its third annual fundraiser “Touch-A-Truck” on October 13 Saturday, from 12-4 p.m. at Arboretum Drive at Pease in Tradeport Portsmouth. The rain date for the event October 14. is Sunday, emergency vehicles will be on hand for children and adults touch to able be appropriate, when and, at look close a get to and sit on the equipment. Some of the trucks scheduled to be on display include fire engines, dump trucks, monster trucks, an ambulance and a school bus, exciting big plus trucks. many other can be purchased on the day of the event. Other activities and will refreshments also be All available. proceeds raised will support the at programs RMCC. For information, more contact Kathryn Strand at (603) 778-8193. process process of designing the Spring Winter/ 2008 program and would like to hear individuals in the community who may have a special talent or interest they would like to teach to other adults. including computers, arts and crafts, finances, health and fitness, and professional development courses that run in length from just one night to several weeks. an adult education course course outline and may résumé to submit Joyce Coordinator, Johnson, Enrichment a Exeter Adult preliminary Education, Exeter, 30 NH Linden Street, 03833 deadline or to submit e-mail course October 24. [email protected]. outlines will The be Wednesday, Elementary School’s third annual Craft Fair, scheduled to November 17 take from place 9 on a.m. Saturday, to 3 p.m. grade enrichment program. Crafters who are interested in participating are encouraged to call (603) 773-2262. (603) call information more For Newfields. in Road Piscassic 772-5555 or visit http://nes.sau16.org. able help the Kensington Elementary School Teacher Parent Organization bring it back. up with a creative way to make hot lunch work this It year. doesn’t have to be weekly; it could be once doesn’t have to a be on Fridays. It doesn’t have to be month. pizza as It long as it meets the school nutrition guidelines. for this school year may Larson by calling (603) 778-8727. discuss their ideas with Mary be holding its third annual NES November 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Craft Fair on Saturday, help of Debbie Thompson. Natalie Fream the will be efforts aiding by coordinating participation activities. the day’s Grade 5 student worthwhile event, which is an important fundraising element for to Camp Sargent. the For more information (603) 772-5555. call T ------www.sau16.org/ , or by calling the m “Wellness Yoga” will night one meet classes All To To find out more about Grant applications will gram. Complete registration course other and information brochure the in are selections which can be found at area business, the Exeter Library, online at adult.ht EAE office at (603) 775-8457. Refunds will not be unless a course is cancelled. given ysis and interface with other programs. Basic PC knowl edge and adequate typingskills are necessary. Fee for the course is $65. help participants gain more energy, learn better breath ing techniques, and increase mobility and strength in gentle, a progressive fashion. Yoga is thought to be good for all people cial and for those benefi with arthritis, spinal, and other joint prob lems. Participants bring a should yoga mat or size beach towel. Two sessions are available: six-week Tues days beginning November 6 or Thursdays November beginning 8. Classes meet from 6:30-8 p.m. The fee for the course is $50. per week, and pre-registra tion is for required each pro be be evaluated by staff and biologists HOME Project from and educators from the NH Fish and Game Department. Grant are recipients required to evaluate the progress of their project at the the end school of year. Recipients may apply for grants in sub sequent years if also and necessary, additional is funding may for apply for funds new projects. resources for teachers avail able through the N.H. Fish and Game Department, visit www.wildlife.state.nh.us/ Education/for_teachers.htm. will learn more and functions, create charts, formulas work with worksheets lists, and workbooks manage in preparation for data anal program program at Fish and Game. chance best the with "Projects of long-term success involve schools assembling a team community students, of staff, members and resource pro fessionals." 10 ------“Intermediate Excel” is Applicants Applicants for the Wild "We're looking for stu Grants are available to beginning November 6; the course fee is $105. a three-week course meet ing from 6-8:15 p.m. begin ning October comfortable 25. with navigating, Those entering data, creating and cutting formulas, simple pasting cells, inserting and deleting rows, and editing and formatting worksheets vides vides teachers with wildlife interactive, through materials interdisciplinary workshops about wildlife and the envi ronment. life Action Grants are Project limited to HOME tors; teachers facilita and educators trained in Project WILD; or any teacher with a member of one of these programs on team. project the dent-driven action projects that will is who Wyzga, says wildlife," directly benefit of the Project the coordinator HOME schoolyard habitat ing. Applicants should note that Internet and e-mail will not be taught in this course. The class will meet from 6- 8:30 p.m. for seven weeks educators educators working in coop eration with Project HOME or Project HOME is WILD. an award-winning Project schoolyard habitat program coordinated by Game. Fish Project and WILD pro oices ------42 o 33, N 16 V ol 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 “Computer Basics & Key & Basics “Computer The grant program is The The Homes for Wildlife basic computer course absolute for beginnersneed to start who one from square with techniques, computer typing,termi mouse nology, and word process financial plan. They will also hear about the advantages having of considerations and a long-term care and how program the Deficit Reduc tion Act of 2005 has closed the loopholes for sheltering and gifting assets. Cost for the workshop is $15. boarding” is EAE’s most funded funded by the Conservation License Plate fund, through the Nongame and gered Endan Wildlife Program at Fish and Game. Each appli cant may up request to $300, or up to $600 if a dollar-for- provided be can match dollar by the school or tion for any over amount the organiza initial $300. A match is not $300. first the for required Action Grant designed Program to support student is environmental action can that be measured improved in or acres include can protected Activities wildlife. for com or schoolyard hands-on munity habitat improvement or projects influencing com main about attitudes munity taining or wildlife protecting habitat. call (603) 271-3211. (603) call r ctobe available available for teachers - - - - - Wildlife action grants Wildlife |O ews ews N EAE offers enrichment classes N tlantic oices ic tlant A the 16 V to to A 10A | al “Understanding Long- EXETER | Exeter Adult For a proposal packet, The deadline for sub The program provides CONCORD | A new eci pecial p age sider including it in their 5:45-7:15 p.m. Participants will learn what care is long-termand who should con Term Term Care” is a workshop one-night presentedTuesday, October 23 on from Learning Campus, located at courses The Street. Linden 30 are as follows: announced that enrichment classes are and continuing at the workshops Tuck Education (EAE) has [email protected]; [email protected]; or Fish Fish and Game Department, 11 Hazen Drive, NH Concord, 03301; email marilyn. November 30. 30. November write to Affairs Public Division, N.H. Marilyn Wyzga, life. mitting proposals is Friday, for projects allowing students students allowing projects for and educators to habitat for people enhance and wild up funds. up of mini-grants up to $300 (or $600 with matching funds) life life Action Grant Program at and Fish Hampshire New the Game Department for start- round round has opened for teach ers interested wildlife in habitat starting projects Wild for Homes the to to apply S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 11A Staff age Service | P Great ews N Food, Great GBKC provides care for ic tlant Some Things Change... Don’t They Just Keep Getting Better! Great ly has 249 children enrolled in its various programs. educational children Exeter school-age 90 each day and provides care for 90 preschool and dergarten age children Kin each day at the For Exeter Center. more information call (603) 778-9830 or visit www.great baykids.org. . -964-5064 - - - 603 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 Call Dining.. Next to the NH Liquor Store r ctobe Service Dining Italian 42 | O 42 | o 69 Lafayette Rd (Route 1), North Hampton, NH Fine Fine Banquet Informal Take-out available At this point in the orga cates children while focusing while children cates on a variety of skills that are essential for healthy child hood development. nization’s 40-year thousands history, of area children have benefited positive from environment the GBKC that offers them at their Exeter and both Newmarket Centers. The agency current 33, N ol V ------RANES — Great Bay Kids Center student, Allison Gill (seated) enjoys the center’s 40th celebrates 40 years URBING oices ANDINGS .” & C ENCHES ~ C 16 V ~ L AMPOSTS to ~ B Great Great Bay Kids Company URTLES Approximately Approximately 450 peo Attendees enjoyed a buf Not simply a day care STRATHAM STRATHAM | Stratham birthday celebration by having her face painted by Gail Champagne. Allison’s fellow Sophia classmate Robertson looks on while awaiting her turn. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ABOUT FACE ~ L OSTS , T pecial TRIPS ATHS the Great Bay Kids’ pany. Com ple of all ages attended the event — current alumni, students, staff members and their families, board mem bers and local including dignitaries, Sen. Maggie Has san. fet, face painting, birthday hats, a bouncy house entertainment and provided by Julie and Brownie. facility, Great Company cares for and edu Bay Kids’ Hill Park and autumn a day beautiful provided perfect setting the for the recent “Just For the Fun of It,” the 40th birthday celebration of S P S B ISH oices F For Over 50 Years 11 ------TEPS OX IRD S B B RANITE Greenland, NH A Family Owned Business ARVED UMBLE AIL ~ C Acres of Trees and Shrubs... Acres of Trees For Your Garden, All Granite: For Your R G 16 V www.langslandscape.com M ALL PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED. LANG’S LANDSCAPE SERVICE ~ More information about Now celebrating its ism. This is accomplishedby advocating for the school volunteers, need celebrating by and ing recogniz school volunteer grams, pro by facilitating sustaining and and professional technicalfor school volunteers, resources and by building business community and to partnerships create bridges these between groups and the edu cational community. activitiestheHampNew of shire Partners in Education is available at www.nhpie. orgor by contacting Execu tiveDirector, Daniel Hebert at (603) 540-0620. out the state. 40th year, the New mission Hampshire of Partnersin Education is to enhance andenrich the education of New Hampshire childrenthrough school volunteer — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ------680 Portsmouth Ave. Rte 33 — Andrew Pruger, a New Outlook participant Outlook New a Pruger, Andrew — AKE IT FOR OPEN 7 ~ DAYS 603.433.3211 “T In the academic year This year, 202 schools works on his homework support program at the center. as part of the daily homework HARD AT WORK AT HARD hours throughout the state will be recognized event. at the 2006-07, more than 45,000NH residents donated over one million hours of timetovolunteer their toschools in their communities. Dur ing the same year, 2,100 almost employees from business the community unteered vol more than 32,000 hours to schools through Radisson Hotel chester. in Gov. John Man along Lynch, with statement officials govern and leadersfrom the educationmunity com are attendthe ceremony, which expected begins to at 9 a.m. and their volunteergrams have pro been to selected receive bon the award. BlueIn total, more Rib than one million volunteer Monday, October 15, at the ------ 11A page Ribbon Ribbon volunteers om .C inney oices Honoring SAU16 Honoring Blue SAU16 ews . K E N , 16 V cott New Outlook Teen Cen The breakfast award Among those to be The award recognizes SEACOAST | Volunteers SEACOAST| S lights from ic tlant y ditor or visit www.newoutlook teencenter.org. about New Outlook Center Teen call (603) 778-3933 ingful lives. To learn more develop individual assets that foster healthy mean of service to others and selves, transcend personal boundaries, learn the value New Outlook encourages youth to express them supportive programming. high-quality, educational, recreational, creative and and high school youth with summer adventure gram pro providing middle ter is an after-school and ceremony is scheduled for Swasey Elementary School. Memorial School, and School, mentary Newfields School, Stratham Ele mentary School, Street School, Lincoln Main Street East Kingston Elementary School, Kensington Ele will be volunteers from honored for their service realized during the previous school year. teams for the achievements of school volunteer coordi nators and their volunteer the extraordinary efforts Blue Ribbon Achievement Awards. the upcoming 26th Annual elementary schools will be among those honored at from several of SAU16’s E B A . ------ om , 7 s s o h o h i r t t t e s i 7 e .C v o w e m m t m 7 r o a u n n e l l a r I o h 5 ews c g c u i t . t y o l c l i N M r a l a ” . r w 5 r p i r n e o a e l p u 3 o d l f h i s e i c e T a s l t r n 4 r . i i l s h . l s o r d i t e f d u f h ic tlant e n u 8 t e w . n r o o y o u h r c t a o 8 a A y c p y c a . m y n d y - a r h 8 s & m ’ r o o g t i o 8 . t e t r n n f w s t i s n 1 d o o l i o 1 s i t l h s u a A r t t s c a y g a ’ r Of course the benefits “We’ll be able to work SST Principal Marga renovation this of part “As c d h i a n u p y c t o r n A r s a i e t e e y n d m d m s d d i r d e of of my guys checking it out,” said. Theberge will continue to show them selves long after the project is done. Theberge said plan the includes more room for his class, including an out door space that will world” afford “real more a students experience as it pertains to welding. out here in the “They’ll Theberge. explained elements,” in like it’s what see to able be the rain, and the wind will do things to They’ll of. think never weldingwould you in like it’s what see to able be a sense.” practical ret Callahan said involvement is student part of overall plan the for the renova tion program and will con tinue to be part of the work until it is done. we have tried to get the stu dents involved,” explained Callahan, “even thechildren in the little early We child program. education hood will have engineering stu dents and building construc tion and others involved as goes forward.” the project n e n n o u a I e h t t z e m d a d t l n a F f i s i n a l f o b e e y n l t a c u i b e k h r s s e r a . r A C r a C ------s s e a c l r o , r n l o y c o h i p t i u i e e l r u t t e k c s d d w u h t a o n r s u e e y C a n w r o p r l i y u t c t y l r y t i n u l s e o f n A l u o o t i a n G f n v a i u C y c h c f I i d t f e e s e r s d c e e n u o c i n e p s e n t n t n h o s e e n e m g e c n I i i c c d u M l c A h r a h s c c l t u n y i u o t e i n M J u u d s w A O a W – y s F M . “ w w w “It’s pretty nice to “It’s pretty be able Theberge said his class’ to ones the first were “We And the class will like In addition, the project had “We’ve people weld Lawler. to go out and do real work,” agreed classmate Lester Bar thelemy. reno the in involvement first vation began last when year, the builder came out to sur vey the site. cut the chain link fence for them to come in and do soil he said. samples,” ly continue to be throughout involved until the ect’s proj completion. The group is also currently working on table bases for 18 tops wooden that will be utilized in the new Automotive Tech building. nology has been a program welding the for tool great learning students. Theberge said his students have also had the in welding observe to chance to continue workers as action do work around the school. Theberge said students now need only step outside practical the see the to classroom of welding. application (from over bay next the at ing the classroom) and I had all - - - - According to Theberge, “He’s been to a lot of The results of the coop “It shows us that there The students have Jonathan Theberge, who from education 1A instructs the welding dents, said stu the work of his students has been orders are there so that received well steel the of dozen another for braces. manager for project Eckman, Danny Bolduc said he been has pleasantly by surprised the work of students. Theberge’s schools and he’s been very impressed with our shop,” said Theberge. eration between and students construction company have also been good for the students. is something practical Drew said student welding,” for ect ect to completion. The first program to benefit from the project is Welding Technol ogy. already welded several len tils — which hold bricks up over the wall such as openings doors and windows — that are now in place in what will soon be the new Early Childhood Education classroom. 2 1 returns... 42 activities! o agic m 33, N ng Band ol New Legacy fun A bit of mayo smoother over the affected the affected smoother over A bit of mayo ! The The Swi rn with a mayo manicure! Put a few spoonfuls of a few Put manicure! with a mayo 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 s BU go to Almanac4kids.com. go to on your finger, cover the finger with mayonnaise mayonnaise the finger with cover finger, on your IL ayonnaise ayonnaise n on wooden furniture? 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Did you know that mayonnaise you put on your sandwiches and in potato and in potato sandwiches put on your you know mayonnaise Did you that the house? salad can be used around for these out of the jar fingers when getting mayonnaise your use a spoon other clean utensil-not or Always try you these tips. mom or dad before your Tell after opening. in the refrigerator the mayonnaise Store projects. Come early and enjoy dinner in our main dining room or Breakers Café Lounge Café room or Breakers dinner in our main dining Come early and enjoy A 12A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------ 13A age SEA | P 2 TV ews ports age istings P N S L The public is cordially ic tlant fee fee House is scheduled 8 March for from 7:30- Saturday, 9:30 p.m., and will national feature Gospel duo and Reggie Kim Harris. Finally, on May Sunday, 11 from 2-4 p.m. the church will host a promising Day Tea, Mothers’ selections in jazz and stan dards of yesteryear, accord to Caldon. ing invited to attend any and all of these music-rich events. Tickets for featuring House the Coffee Celtic upcoming Toad in the Road are avail door the at or advance in able evening the on of the perfor mance. To reserve a table or tickets, or for more informa tion, call (603) 772-4216; for more about the church visit www.congchurchexeter.org. erly Caldon, respectively. The The respectively. Caldon, erly aforementioned Gospel Cof A - - - 1 SE 1 e ag P 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 | | s w e r ctobe N c i t n tla 42 | O 42 | A o Speaking of which, the Then on Saturday, Feb And And now the group will sound to share withcoffee house audience at the their Congregational Church of Exeter. church will be hosting other events musically-centered as the months go by, including A Celebration Light: “Winter of the Solstice” taking place from 16 December Sunday, on 4-6 p.m. The program will feature Jacqueline Schwab, a nationally-acclaimed pianist. Schwab, who has performed piano for filmmaker Burns’ television Ken documen by Dave be joined will taries, on fiddle. Langford ruary 9 at 7:30 p.m., music for trumpet and organ will be performed and Appleby-Wineberg Bev by Bryan bring their glorious Celtic 33, N ol V - - - - - 12, 2007 | | 2007 12, r e ctob O For For more than five years, Previously Previously a keyboardist Steve Carrigan has been sing been has Carrigan Steve ing folk music “to decided around He area. Seacoast the focus his attention on more traditional music, with emphasis on an Irish and Mari time songs” after perform ing briefly with a folk-rock band. influence influence of Irish and other as singing music,” traditional well as playing guitar, whistle and Irish drum tin (also known as a bodhran) while band. in the performing for rock bands, Toad in the Road’s Paul Semprini plays English concertina, thing some he has enjoyed doing for at least a background a with comes He dozen years. in music and music theory, which he studied at North University. eastern 3 1 - - - oad in the road T With With roots in a clas Band members Bob and known been has who Bob, tion. tion. Mary plays Celtic harp; prior to particular discovering instrument, that played she concertina and, her younger in years, was player. piano an accomplished sical vocal Bruce MacIntyre “has now background, hopelessly fallen under the countries.” Mary Paul, who performed for 10 years with the Angel Band, have on and Emerald the stateside played Granard both the at including Isle, in Ireland. Festival Harp musi (folk hats many wear to cian, songwriter, folk-choir director), plays hammered dulcimer, Irish tenor banjo and and once guitar, studied theory, music guitar, classical composition and interpreta ------Their repertoire includes Certainly the upcoming “The “The good ladies of the Caldon, who also serves While they enjoy great folk music” while they stay true to “the dance rich traditions of musical Ireland and other North Atlantic ing Toad in the Road may do mayRoad the in Toad ing exactly that. Drawing from a variety enced of traditions, Celtic-influ the bandperforms vocal traditional and folk music as instrumentals. well as everything “from early 17th century Irish harp composi tions up through songs whaling and chanteys to con temporary New England director, is in director, of charge orga assis with concerts the nizing tance by provided the Music and its chairman, Committee Jocelyn Lister. She says that the at series music the hosting is church a good way “to get the community to come into the building” in hopes that may [they] come “eventually morning.” a on Sunday Celtic Coffee House featur the jazz concert. jazz the church bring out their best recipes,” says Caldon, not ing that for the Celtic fee Cof House the selection will include Irish desserts, rep resented mostly by squares “fruit and delectable scones, shortbread.” Cof and fee, tea and hot treats. tasty these accompany cider will as church organist and choir plus plus intermission, says Cal invited is public the and don, attend. to music and refreshments, the audience is seated at small tables set up in the vestry. church Jambalaya and rice were served Cajun concert, while elegant during for menu the on were thepastries - - - - riter W ff y a uide a om t S .C D Irish Irish tenor banjo A SE A-9 SE 3 ews ews N FREE N remo 7 7 es ag P P ntic iz V G V T The shows each run Caldon goes on to explain explain to on goes Caldon “We “We started it last year,” The Celtic Coffee House is is House Coffee Celtic The Delicious desserts and Together Together they will bring Joined by special guest EXETER | The newly- la L t ic tlant y approximately two hours a Gospel duo.” a Gospel in the spring, and that will be be will that and spring, the in Band.” Band.” She adds, “We have planned house coffee another was a Jazz It Coffee featured House. the UNH Jazz Wheeler, Wheeler, and the other one shows shows last year. One was a Cajun Coffee House with TJ how how the church hosted “two cessful introduction.” cessful director of church. music “It was a at very suc the explains Beverly Caldon, the Congregational Church. Congregational the the latest installment of a five- a of installment latest the by hosted series part musical piano fund. piano raised raised at the event will toward go the church’s new 8 are admitted free). Proceeds Proceeds free). admitted are 8 adults adults and $10 for under (children and students Seniors beverages beverages are included in a for $12 of donation suggested located located at 21 Front Street in Exeter. concertina, and bodhran to the church, harp, hammered dulcimer, the rich sound of guitar, Irish Irish of guitar, sound rich the Bob Paul, Mary Semprini. Paul Paul and posed of Bruce MacIntyre, vocalist vocalist Steve Carrigan, the four-member band is com 7:30-9:30 p.m. 7:30-9:30 Saturday, Saturday, October 27 from when when Toad in the Road per forms there in concert on will will be transformed into lyrical a Celtic Coffee House gregational Church of gregational Exeter renovated vestry renovated at the Con B A Celtic music Coffee Coffee and A 14 PPagagee 142 SEA A| |A tlaAtlantnict icN Newews s|S |e Optctobembeerr 21,12, 20072007 | Vol 33, No 39 A AtlatlanntticicNNeewwss..Com . Why comb the Seacoast for your current local news? We have been doing it for you for The Atlantic News more than 30 years. The Beach News To Advertise Call (603) 926-4557 Entertainment Tune in to old time radio SEABROOK | Tired of those not-so- funny sitcoms? Detective shows wearing 10/12/07 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 thin? Ready for a change? 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Guy Raymond Miss Congeniality (2000) (HDTV PA) Sex & TNT Charmed (CC) Law & Order Law & Order Guess Who (2005) Bernie Mac. (CC) Drumline (2002) (HD) Nick Cannon. (CC) Shaft PORTSMOUTH | Pontine will be offer- E! 20 Richest Women Forbes TV 20 E! News Daily 10 Dr. 90210 Kimora: Fab The Soup Dating E! News Chelsea Daily 10 The Soup VARIETY ing a six-week series of “Do-it-Yourself” USA (3:00) The Hurricane Law Order: CI Law Order: CI Law & Order: SVU Monk (HD) (CC) Law Order: CI House (HD) For Love-Game Still Stnd Still Stnd Reba Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere. (CC) Lisa Williams Psychic Chall. Blood Ties “D.O.A.” Lisa Williams performance workshops from October 23 VARIETYVARIETY LIFE through November 27. Participants are invited to join Pontine’s Co-Directors, Mar- guerite Mathews and Greg Gathers, to learn how to bring their ideas to the stage. The Best Thing To Happen To Cars Since The Wheel! 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Volunteers will be on hand top, and adults are not permitted to carry children up the stairs. There is a suggested donation of $2 for adults and $1 for chil active, fourth order Fresnel lens. strongly recommended. Children under 42 inches tall are not permitted to climb to the of the 1878 tower. There they will be to able enjoy a magnificent view of Portsmouth Harbor as well as a close-up look at the son on Sunday, October 14 son from 1-5 on p.m. Sunday, climb the 44 stairs to the watch room and the seven-rung ladder to the lantern room mouth Harbor Lighthouse in New will Castle hold their final open house of the sea information call Tyler George at (603) 926- 7639 or Ken Fontaine at (603) 944-8447. a week later on October 20, also at 1 p.m. spectators on the day of more the event. For ments, and “People’s Choice” trophies for fun. the of part be will vehicles three top the held be will show car the rain of event the In trucks, trucks, jeeps and even motorcycles at this event, taking place October on 13 Saturday, at 1 p.m. at WHS, located on Alumni Drive in Hampton. Special drawings, refresh ous senior class expenses. sic cars, unique exotics, tuners, muscle cars, seniors Tyler George and Jake Clough are hosting a car show this weekend funds to help the Class to of 2008 pay for vari raise P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - 17A 5 SEA heart age age P | P the | www.unh.edu/ ews ews N N into ic tlant c tlanti A dances ’ ent ntertainm . 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NASCAR Racing NASCAR Countdown c tlanti c tlanti ic tlant A A 8:00 12:15 6:00 7:30 6:00 6:00 5:00 5:30 1:00 10:00 4:00 A 7:00 6:00 2:30 3:00 7:00 . om .C What What www. ews riends alk N questions questions F W by ’ ic tlant eakfast ead br unger R esented H ig A otes pr concerns for women? for concerns ‘B volunteers N CROP for monthly seek annual Exeter area Interfaith What do those numbers mean?” program th for topic hosts out ocal . ot riends g F health H L s ’ egion L tepping S omen W NORTH HAMPTON | The Friends of the North Hampton of | Hampton the North The Friends HAMPTON NORTH EAST KINGSTON | The Friends of the East Kingston Those who are interested in becoming a Friend or would GREENLAND | A book discussion focusing on Ray EXETER | The 25 Registration will be at 12:30 p.m. and walkers will step A total of 11 local congregations will be walking to fight For more information about the Exeter Area Interfaith KENSINGTON | The Kensington American Legion will Three winners are drawn each month for a free breakfast; Public Library will host an evening devoted to women's health health women's to devoted evening an host will Library Public 15 October and at concerns on issues 7 Monday, p.m. in the to answers get and Craig Friends Room at the the located on join The library, Avenue. Atlantic to invited is public health real the are “What as, such research makes sense? nurse registered and resident Hampton a North Wells, Nancy with more than 30 years will experience, discuss women’s unique health issues and how they can achieve a the call North healthier program, this about information For more life. 964-6326. (603) at Library Public Hampton Public Library is a group of resident volunteers dedicated to helping the library. just weeks With from completion, the their Friends would like new to see library their group building of volunteers grow. The Friends fun and have exciting activities lots that they would of like to offer the community but need the help of volunteers to do so. 394-7410 (603) at Lloyd Gisela call can information more like or e-mail [email protected]. Bradbury’s Bradbury’s 1953 classic Library Public “Fahrenheit Weeks the 451” at p.m. 7 at 17 October will be Wednesday, held on on Post Road in Greenland. Readers are encouraged to ask themselves “What if …?” as scholar Christina Healey leads the discussion. The library is part of “The Big Read: Hampshire Reads New ‘Fahrenheit 451,’” a project of the Center for the Book at the NH State Library the in NH partnership Humanities Council. with The Big Read is an initiative of the National Endowment for with the Institute of Arts Museum and Library Services and the Arts in partnership Midwest. For information on this and all library programs, visit or 436-8548 (603) at Library Public Weeks the call weekslibrary.or Communities Responding to 21. October Sunday, Overcome on place take will Walk Hunger Poverty (CROP) out at 1:30 p.m. from the located Church, on parking Pine The Street in walk Exeter. lot will take at Christ Episcopal place rain or shine. Last year, 100 walkers with raised $10,000, $2,500 distributed to year’s five CROP local Hunger food Walk Committee pantries. has 150 This walkers and set hopes to raise $15,000 to a help stop hunger goal of here in the community and around the world. Twenty-five locally stay will area Exeter the in raised funds the of percent to support five food pantries at the Exeter Congregational Pilgrim Church, UCC of Congregational Newfields Church, St. Michaels/ St. Brentwood-Kingston, de Vincent Paul and Exeter. in agency Lambs My Feed the hunger along with Academy Phillips Exeter and other local Church, Episcopal Christ include The congregations groups. Exeter Congregational Church, Exeter First Faith Universalist Church, Church, Unitarian Lutheran United Methodist Society of Exeter, Newfields Community Hampton UCC, Church, Pilgrim North UCC de Vincent Brentwood-Kingston, North Church/St. Catholic Michael’s St. UCC, Hampton Church. Community Stratham the and Paul, 642-5836. (603) at Coleman Rich call Walk, Hunger CROP hold their monthly public breakfast 28 on from Sunday, 8-11 October a.m. The menu pancakes, consist French of eggs toast, (any ham, style), bacon, juice, orange and tomato include Beverages cake. coffee sausage, and home fries coffee, tea, milk or cocoa. The cost of the breakfast is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children age 12 and under. this month’s winners are Dot McLean, Ruth Don Genova Harrison. and Proceeds from the breakfast go 150 to Route on located is Hall Legion The youth. and children support in Kensington. For more information, call (603) 394-7920. ------www.main. . m . Exeter’s Making Strides Raffle tickets are $5 each The drawing will be held For more information Find out more at more out Find acsevents.org/goto/tavern nips Against Breast Cancer Walk is scheduled October for 14. The walk is Sunday, the American Cancer Society’s 3.2 mile walk to raise aware ness and money to breast cancer. defeat the new Squamscott Block building on Water next to the Exeter town hall. Street, and people can enter ticket their into drawings for the prize of their choice. Prizes include: The week stay Maryland;fourhoursgar of in dening with Susan St. Onge; a gift basket from La Cave a Vin; a gift basket valued at $75 from Community Bank and Trust; $50 worth of Sil pada Designs jewelry; a cer tificate valued at $200 for a lesson and equipment rental Airfield at Skate the andRye Bike Park; a $50 ket from gift the Lollipop bas Tree; a $50 gift certificate to Tavern at the River’s Edge and a $75 gift basket of Arbonne products. at 5 p.m. at River’s the Edge, which is spon Tavern at soring the team of walkers. sor a variety exhibits, of speakers, and events for the communitybenefit of the Lane Memorial Library. about the Children’s Book Sale, contactLibrary at the (603) detailsForFriendsaboutthe 926-3368. Lane including how to join, visit www.hampton.lib.nh.us/library/friends/application.ht dren's Book Fair benefit the Friends of the Lane Library, a multi-age volunteer orga nization whose mission to is preserve and strengthen the library as a community resource. The Friends spon the the Exeter Historical Society is a non-profit organization and to research the dedicated of Exeter’s preservation past. It’s open to the public on a weekly basis, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-4:30 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9:30 noon. 12 to a.m. 22 - - - - - Tickets Tickets will be sold dur All proceeds raised from Located at 47 Front Street, at Street, 47 Front Located selling raffle tickets to raise funds for the walk. ing the Fall Festival on Sat urday, October 13 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The teamwill be set up in front of nominal cost. It’swin situation for a their chil win- dren and the Lane Library." Donations will be ed accept up to through andthe sale, and items continuing can be brought directly the to Lane Library children's room. Picture easy books readers are and especially appreciated. the November 1-2 Chil area residents their to gently-used donate books to our Children's Book Sale,” Hughes says. “Andcreating after more space at home, families bookshelf can purchase new items at a cal cal Society and will focus on the Pine and area Court of the historic town. Street To tickets, or purchase for more information, contact Exeter Historical Society at the (603) 778-2335 or visit www. exeterhistory.org. ------42 o — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo nity ommu 33, N MASONS C ol RAISED 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 The Tavern Nips, a team “When a child out "Our children's book sale The The house tour is a fund The homes will be open to to open be will homes The or any number of amazing gift baskets. of walkers in can the Cancer Ameri Society’s Mak ing Strides Against Cancer Breast Walk in Exeter, are beginning readers, as well as teenagers. grows a bookto a or higher moves readingit’s a great level, opportunity for LaneRoom and all items are 25 cents. is a terrific and we are expecting anoth family event, er great turnout this year," says Friends volunteer Sue Hughes, who is coordinat ing the book sale. Accordingto Hughes, families with children of all ages the attend sale with including infants, toddlers those and book sale will be held in the Inn Inn of Exeter is available for purchase. advance with $10 raiser for the Exeter Histori the the public on that day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a fee of the on $30 and advance in $25 the at Lunch event. the of day r ctobe NEWLY - - - |O for children’s book sale ews Tickets on sale Tickets for house tour ews ews N N ews N N Walkers team up for Walkers raffle prizes ntic ntic la t la Lane Lane Library seeks donations ntic t ic tlant A la A e t e h h t A t to to to al al A 22A | al EXETER | The public The book sale is open to HAMPTON | The EXETER EXETER | The public is on the ground is floor, available for rent for any occasion. For more Drinwater information at (603) 926-3975. contact Robert Master Mason charge to the newly raised Brothers Warren Alan White, Alan Eugene Jones and Kenneth William Zahrndt. A events All EasternStar. of reception Order Trinity formed newly the followed from Drinwater Velma Sister by the prepared degree, which was preceded by a were held dinner at Saint James Lodge, located on Tide Mill Road in Hampton. Barker Hall, located of raising three Masons to the sublime degree of Master Mason. The first half of the Degree was presented by Saint James while the second half was presented by the Whipple Military which Lodge, is located at Strawbery Banke. Pictured here is Brother Steve Davis (left) presenting the Saint James Lodge along with General William Whipple Military Lodge recently had the pleasure eci eci eci p p age p a stay in help Maryland, with some home gardening is invited make Exeter’s tracks Fall to weekend Festival for a chance to win this will also be available. The learn-to-read books as well as chapter books. Children's DVDs, videos and puzzles the public and will feature an assortment of children's books, including books, picture early readers and and Friday, Novemberfrom 9:30-3:30 p.m. 2 for its upcoming Children's Book Fair November 1 on from 3-7 p.m., Thursday, Friends of the Lane Memo rial Library are accepting donations of currentlygen tly-used children's books of of the town’s most beautiful homes. October October 20 for “Autumn in Historic Exeter: A Walking House Tour” featuring six invited to join the Exeter His Exeter the to join invited torical Society on Saturday, S S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 23A Stratham age Mary Smyk Mary | P ews N p Minnesota now has Why do Democrats get a We are good citizens and I choose to fight for New ic tlant O become become a very high tax state with many highly restrictive that like sound Doesn’t laws. the in trend New Hampshire charge? in Democrats the with How can here our legislators start even Hampshire New in considering imposing these taxes new without restrictive checking with other states? The same with the restrictive enacted. being laws vicarious thrill in spending our money and enact laws that they feel are con would better they wish for do I us? criminal the on more centrate and immigration and element free. be us let deserve the right on but the to mistakes, own our make to the accomplish hand other heights of our If abilities. we work harder, don’t ize penal us — allow us to move to a better neighborhood or school district by spending monies. own our to in give not and Hampshire the movement “Progressive” by Shea Carol as exemplified Lynch. Governor and Porter - - - - Rye 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 in ksh Thyroid Liver Thyroid g r ctobe Jane Hoffman Jane ivin g Wellness Center Wellness ot 42 | O 42 | N o My My pick in the is primary Editor, the To I love New Hampshire My disappointment with WOR ing ing Congress for not ping the stop but war, in order to who a leader need we it, stop truly is against the war and more Senators who oppose it as well. It looks like will that only happen if we elect the right people to lead 2008. us in candidate the Obama, Barack who has the best chance to leap to the front and is the most likely to attract voters from both parties and inde in pendents the general elec tion. and living here. At the same time, I’m happy had the opportunity of to hav have ing grown up in Minnesota before the liberal Democrats control. took is days these Hampshire New that I in what see similarities to happened after Minnesota the more prefer liberal to seem Democrats They over. took being called “Progressives.” This seems to be happening Hampshire. New in here 33, N Adrenal ol V - - - - Ovary Kingston Volunteer ck Wednesday, October 7p.m. 17th at Wednesday, i p Which body type are YOU? body typeWhich are Youngevity Youngevity FREE Fred Muscara Fred Making Strides Strides Making 32 Depot Square, Hampton, NH (603) 601-0420 Square, 32 Depot Got Belly Fat? CALL 603-601-0420 to reserve space and space CALL reserve 603-601-0420 to mary i r Against Breast Cancer Breast Against P receive a $25 giftfor spa treatments. certificate receive • Learn what body shape will be made worse with more exercise. with more body shape be will made worse what • Learn potbelly typethe protruding abdomen. for work will rarely WHY exercise out • Find burn fat. to and 8 hours after exercise before must do 45 minutes you what • Learn aging and pain relief. weight, addresses that only program The • • Learn how your glands and hormones dictate your bodies shape. glands and hormones dictate your your how • Learn the 4 body shapes and the characteristics of each shape. • Learn To the Editor: the To Many letters are going to that sure make to way The Some groups are blam The The walk will start at 2345, 2345, or visit or/stridesonline. www.cancer. be written about the upcom ing NH Primary, and many if any are wondering people change to going really is thing DC if in Hillary Washington, nomination. the gets Clinton things do change is to pick a Democratic candidate like out came who Obama Barack against the war before declared. even was war the urge everyone in the Seacoast Seacoast the in everyone urge community our join to region or the other in day seven that place regional taking walks as we New make Hampshire where future a toward strides breast cancer is no longer a disease. threatening life 11 a.m. will and start at registrations 9 involved a.m. or To for get more infor American the contact mation, Cancer Society at (800) ACS- 23 - - - - - s etter L Seeing other survivors and and survivors other Seeing We know that more than On Sunday, October 14, Through Through our participa talking talking with them gave my wife, myself and my daugh over, not was life her hope; ter day, one and future, a is there disease. this defeat will we 178,000 women will be diag and cancer breast with nosed nearly 41,000 will die from the disease. My wife consid ers lucky to herself be one of the survivors, and we walk because neither she want nor our daughter or I other women to hear "those two words." we plan to walk beside our fellow her colleagues, friends, survivors, and more than a thousand supporters at Breast Against the Strides Making Cancer walk at Exeter. We Against Breast inspirational an 2004, Cancer October in 3.2 mile walk in the Exeter area, and across the country, to help raise awareness and funds to support cancer. the breast against fight tion we have met hundreds of other breast cancer survi treatment, of stages all in vors on gone have whom of many to living long and lives. fulfilled - - - - Shaw Elante e Queen Sutton CEO Lomtex Couture Masland hop Wunda Weve Wunda g Newmarket in Ann H. Peters H. Ann . br Design Center Lamprey Health Care Health Lamprey ides tr S But then, a light. a then, But My wife, daughter and To the Editor: the To “Breast cancer.” Two of When my wife heard The The Rainbow Girls’ com I I joined the American Can cer Society's Making Strides the the scariest words a woman hear. ever will those words from her doctor in 2004, her world felt like it was about to come crashing down. I felt totally helpless since for the first time in our I marriage 27-year was pow erless to make the "problem" away. go year year is commendable. They have brightened the lives of thousands of children that will visit Lamprey remembered be will and Care Health fondly by our staff hand as out we books labeled by group. their collected collected by all the Rainbow Girls and delivered to centers. our com local helping to mitment munities and their focus on for the literacy last children’s ------ul ef *Bring in this ad to receive sale price om .C grat ews Ask about our “Guaranteed Lowest Price” program! N ruly T Route 1, Hampton NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com Tile Tile • Stone • Wood Floors • Carpet • Stone Fabrication Eno’s 25% OFF ALL CARPET BRANDS* wedi® corp In In addition to the mon The The Reach Out and Read Their generosity is deeply generosity Their To the Editor: the To On behalf of the patients, Commercial & Residential ~ Wools, Nylons, and More. 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Although all are welcome, the geared toward children eveningpre- is Puppetry, Creative Drama and Storytelling while offering the classes, public a safe alternative to trick-or- treating during the Hallow een season. forward to storytelling and puppetry, a (weather candy permitting), hunt and 24 - - - old ‘em ews N h ntic la t Seabrook, NH Seabrook, (603) 474-3065 A e h t to Free Free ‘Spooky Stories’ for Halloween al This popular event showpopulareventThis DURHAM | Looking for Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 Route 107 off eci p exas ournaments 6-7:30 p.m. Theatre, located at in the Paul Hennessy Creative Arts Center on the UNH campus. cases UNH students from a fun way to Halloween kick-off the season? don’t miss Then an (not so) spooky stories, pup evening of petry and Halloween treats at this year’s ries Spooky event, Sto taking place Thursday, on October 25 from S www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com t t 42 ays a Week ays o reyhound d . 33, N g ol ibrary L 7 G workshop Poker Every Saturday & Sunday from 12:00 Noon to Midnight 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 otes eabrook Monday, Wednesday-Friday from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight. from 3:00 p.m. Wednesday-Friday Monday, 7 Days & 7 Nights of 7 Days & 7 Nights [email protected] S & Greyhound Racing. & Greyhound Charity at N r ctobe pumpkin Saturday Matinees (Post time 12:35 pm) time Saturday Matinees (Post |O ews Great Food..... magic plans N ocal It’s a Great Escape ... 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For more information, or to sign up for up sign to or information, more For Stratham. in Avenue this workshop, call the library at (603) 772-4346. workshop how to October Wednesday, decorate on held be will workshop The minutes. a fun pumpkin in 17 at only 5:30 15 p.m. at the library, located at 10 Bunker Hill pumpkin in time? record “craft queen,” will show participants in a special holiday S age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A . age APY* % contest | P ews N e rates. , and carving otes ic tlant 00 N . pumpkin for 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 The CD rates you’ve been the looking for, service you deserve. Certificates of deposit at competitiv personal- and Exemplary what That’s service. ized all about. we’re Visit Diane or Sandra at our office today to invest in our competitive CD rate. 5 ocal fective 8/8/07. Rate subject to change without notice. L r ctobe needed 42 | O 42 | o alent T EAST | KINGSTON East is Church Community Kingston Pumpkins can be carved or decorated as desired and planning to host a Pumpkin Carving/ Decorating Contest as Contest Decorating Carving/ a Pumpkin host to planning for is scheduled which Festival, Fun Family Fall of their part 4 to p.m. a.m. 11 from 27 October Saturday, brought to the church between 12-2 p.m. on the day of the festival. The community will view the pumpkins from 2-4 p.m. and vote on their Prizes favorites. will be awarded for the top three contest entries. In addition to the contest, hayrides, the cookoff, chili a feature will Festival Fun Family Fall attend. to invited is public The more. and cider, chocolate, hot The church is located at 34 Depot Road a (Route reserve to or 107) information in more For the Kingston. East of center 642-7986. (603) at Bean Diane call contest, the for spot 33, N ol V www.communitybanknh.com - - - - - ield. Minimum deposit of $1,000. 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Great Bonfire” and more. “Ghoststhisticketschasefor on the Banke” event before October 24 at the Tyco Visi tors Center, located Hancock at 14 Street mouth. in For more Ports informa tion, call Strawbery Banke Museum at (603) 433-1107 25 - - - - or call need with Conveniently located Hear the haunting sounds haunting the Hear are Tours held from 5:30- Daytime hours are certified nursing specialists? a.m. to 6 p.m. $5 The cost for is adults, kids and ages $3 5-12. for No are tickets necessary for haunts; the day just comefarm stand to during the regular business hours. at 118 North (Route River 155) Road in pal House Lee, Farm is Cop only 20 minutes from the Seacoast. For more information about Haunted Overload or farm, the visitedoverload.com www.haunt or nhcornmaze.com, www. (603) 659-3572. souls). ofghost ships forever lost in the river’s fog and listen to spooky ghost stories in the old barn. Snuggle up horse-drawn in a carriage ride, then warm up with a cup of hot cider by the bonfire. 8 p.m.; cost is $6 per person. Other features to enjoy dur ing this special Halloween event include of “Creatures the Snacks,” Night,” “Fire “Spooky“The Witch’s House,” Dancers,” “The Haunted Overload “Hardly offers Haunted”Haunts from Day through October November 3. 20 Wednesday through Friday from 12-6 p.m., and Satur day and Sunday from 10 shopkeepers and wayward pirates who return to haunt the streets and Olde houses Portsmouth. of Wander along lanes with eerily hundreds aglow ofpumpkins and carved peek inside candlelit historic(to lighten houses for the those poor, darkness wandering - - - - een allow Ask for us by name... us by for Ask H It’s your choice... your It’s latest technology available? Is the agency a community-based, non-profit Is the agency a community-based, non-profit agency? home care Does the agency have 100% patient satisfaction? Does the agency have nationally Does the agency have over 35 years of providing services? home care the clinical services you Does the agency provide the a “peace of mind”? Does the agency provide Visitors should note that This year there will be Come meet the Ghosts to be sold for Tickets each may night. be purchasedat Coppal House FarmLee for in $12 each, or online for $15 each. Haunted Overload events may night be too for intense younger children the faint of andheart. For those too scared to come at night, ica’s best hauntedtions two years attracin a row by Hauntworld.com. Visitors marvel at the movie-quality sets and monsters reaching 34’ tall at this artistic of-a-kind, one- over-the-top Hal loween event. four incredible fright, nights October of 27-2830-31. The night and haunts are a pre-ticketed event, a limited with amount of tickets with special night lighting and decorations for a host of Halloween activities, includ ing trick-or-treating for the children in the safety of the museum’s friendly, motor- free lanes. on the Banke — long-dead sea captains, 17th-century last year and one of Amer all ages. The historic houses and gardens of Puddle Dock are cleverly brought to life - - - - - ews N ews N om tlantic ntic 29 Lafayette Road, North Hampton, NH 03862 • 603.926.2066 • 603.430.7656 North Hampton, Road, 29 Lafayette .C la Visit the ‘Ghosts Visit on the Banke’ A t the ews A N to to al Haunted Overload was Promising to be big LEE | Coppal House Now in its eighth year, PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Look eci Haunted Overload promises ‘nights of fright’ When you, a family member, or friend need home health care services ask? what questions do you need home health care or friend a family member, you, When ic tlant p pecial voted12thbest theinnation itspermanent home at Cop pal House Farm in Lee. Exeter) has moved to make Haunted Overload (which was previously located in ger and better than ever, England. most exciting and haunted unique attraction in New Haunted Overload creator Eric Lowther to present the Farm has joined forces with event wholesomeoffers Hal loween “misrule” for kids of this unique Strawbery Banke Strawberyunique this Friday and Saturday, Octo ber 26-27 from 5:30-8 p.m. "Ghosts on the Banke" on Halloween routine? bring the family Then to meet the ing for a safe, spooky and fun and spooky safe, a for ing alternative to the standard S S A . ------ om .C ews N ic tlant A Delegates named for the Many interesting and For more information First and second prizes fund this at raised Profits ton Library, the town Hampton office building, or by calling Ann Kaiser at (603) 926-8538 or Skip (603) 926-3851. Webb at upcomingConferFallState ence are CynthiaAnderson, Bea Dalton and Springer. Halcyon AlternatesSusan O’Leary and Mildred are The Mather. conference will be held at the Holiday Inn in Concord on October 20. exciting plans havemade for been the coming year. Guests and DAR members are prospective always welcome. For more mation infor call Wendy Stanley Jones at (603) 397-5092. tiful garden display Cameron were and Joan Sewall of Stratham. New members Susanne PatriciaWenniger, Weichert, James and Kennedy, Gail Melanie McGrail and Mary-Jo were warmly welcomed. Chadwick regarding visiting membership, or club AbbieAndersoncallJane activities, at (603) 778-0434. commence at 2 p.m. cate each in awarded be will muffins, breads/ (quick gory desserts and pies, preserves) based on judge’s An overall grand choices. prize will be awarded based people’s choices. on the support to used be will raiser James House restoration projects and pro Association grams. Entry forms for the contest are available at the Lane Memorial Library Hampton, the in North Hamp ------Open 7 Days Massage • Nails • Waxing Let us show you Men & Women’s Hair Care • Braids Men & Women’s Color Highlights • Permanent Waves Color Highlights • Permanent Waves 529 Ocean Blvd Hampton, NH (603) 926-5855 how beautiful you really are! A A national defense At the September Contestants are required The cook-off will be con Road in Hampton. Competi 12:30 at begin will set-up tion p.m.; professional judging starts at 1:30 p.m. and pub lic tasting and judging will Continental Congress, held in Washington, DC in July, wasread by the vice regent. Bea Dalton’s report as trea surer general was read by Regent Wendy Jones. Dal ton, an Exeterand former Daughter treasurer gen eral, is an honoraryregent. state report was read bara by Bar Townsend, reportAmerican on Indians and was a given by Armand, Martha American St. Indian chairman. upcoming meeting will be creations that club bers can mem replicate at home. As a finale, a arrangements number will of be fled raf off to the members. meeting, EAGC Chairmen Awards ford Susan and Claire Anderson winnersthe announcedthat Staf of the area award for horticultural the most beau tion of these ingredients. predominant Those who do not wish to invited to taste the creations compete are and vote on which they like the best. entries to bring two of each one entry, for and tasting/ one for the auction. All judging entries should be brought to the event in non-returnable for donation $2 A containers. each entry will be accepted. ducted at the James House, located at 186 Towle Farm ------ews N nity ommu C tlantic A the to Cookoff Cookoff at the James House The James family grew A A report on the DAR "It was certainly a coup “Boston” Magazine has HAMPTON | The James The vice regent pre Eccentric Hair pecial which is in the preserving process the 18th of century James/ Campbell homestead, has family scheduled the second annual Pear-Blueberry Apple- taking place Cookoff, on October 13. Saturday, In the event of rain, the fundraising event will be heldOctober 14. on Sunday, apples and pears, the Camp bells raised apples and blue berries, and everyone in the community is invited to take part in the cook-off by pre paring their favorite recipes using one or any combina in January 1608,Jamestownthe earliest Eng making lish settlement in America. It is now a major attraction for tourists in Virginia. to obtain The Best of Bos ton,” says Kathryn program and trip chairman Jobb, for the Rye Club. consistently named company the this bestfor arrangements florist and its for greenhouses. Unusual, creative, clever, and top of the line are its trademarks. Designs presented at the House Association, Inc., Susan O’Leary, An librarian. induction was performed ceremony by former Chaplain, Kay LeClair. sented an indepth historyof Jamestown, in honor of the400th anniversary ofthe namedoriginallysettlement “James His Towne.” first The supply ships arrived S 26 - - - - ! , ews ews pm N AN N ff Garden Garden club news from Exeter ast , ... 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Hostesses from both clubs will serve refreshments at 9:30 a.m., followed by the program. meetingExetertheofChap ter, Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution, was held on Monday, October 1 RiverWoods in at Exeter. The meeting was presided over by newly-elected StanleyWendy Regent,Jones. S S up birth Call us... n very O Waterfa 42 O e “Look for the o surprise ut gr O ! 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S ampt . eplays B NN i ile h C oft u d ter reat 603-926-5011 he r N Entitled Entitled “The Web of Addiction,” this educational course HAMPTON HAMPTON | Peg Duffin, a licensed drug and alcohol NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | Supervisor Karin Moulton has A A Nia Class, which meets on Tuesday nights from 6:30- PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | The Portsmouth YMCA, located on A 26A | s e We have We I have g information or to sign up call Peg Duffin at (603) 929-4108. (603) at Duffin Peg call up sign to or information Hampton. Hampton. “There is no shame or blame in this education; it is an open sharing kind of group,” and says find out how Duffin. the of gets Addiction’ ‘Web woven “Come in the The cost family.” to is participate $15 per session. For more process. The course will be presented from October 15 through through or in drugs, using 15 for the that is addictive anyone interested October from presented be will course The process. on from will be 19. Mondays Sessions conducted November 7-8:30 p.m. at Hobbs House, located at 200 High Street in addiction and the behaviors that develop as a as result. develop that behaviors the and addiction will be good for parents of children who have been caught (603) 964-6029. (603) counselor, is offering a six-week course on the process of Hampton will meet on Friday, October 12 from 7-7:30 p.m. at at p.m. 7-7:30 from 12 October Friday, on meet will Hampton List. the to town for and office additions removals the Voter at office town Hampton North the call information more For announced announced that the Supervisors of the Voter List in North Wednesdays Wednesdays from 12-12:45 p.m. Jeff will address training, and running strides, nutrition, stretching is more. Childcare for For information, of all more three classes. these available 431-2334. (603) at YMCA the call register, to or to to exercise together. Childcare is $15 for available. members and Class $30 fee for class, a non-members. is Walk-to-Run seven-week program taught by world class runner Jeff Cullinane, begins October Wednesday, 24 and meets 7:30 7:30 p.m., combines yoga, martial arts and healing arts a in great low impact aerobic class. Youth, teens are and welcome, adults and this is a great opportunity for families 15 15 will meet on Monday nights from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Youth, teens and adults are welcome. Childcare is non-members. for $30 and members available. for $15 is fee class The Peverly Peverly Hill Road, is offering a number of classes this to up. sign fall. YMCA the call then below, out the listings Check on October begins which Class Dance Hop Hip four-week A C t 1/2 M age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - 27A n o age i | P ucat d ews N E e h T All of the jewelers we “It’s not every day that ic tlant spoke spoke to said when it comes to diamonds or engagement rings, they are there to edu cate, and help you make the right decision. Buying a dia mond ring is not an every day occurrence (unless you happen to be Larry King) so take the time to get yourself educated so that you make the right decision girl. right for the you buy a diamond,” McClellan, said “but when you do we want it to experi enjoyable and be relaxed a fun, ence.” - - 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 t s o r ctobe C e h T 42 | O 42 | o Alright Alright gentlemen, this is We all have our toys. Think of the engagement As for the age-old “rule” the dollar will whether this rule is an option or as to not. stingy. getting be to time no Whether they be a cycle, motor a brand what or equipment computer new truck, have you, we all have “necessities.” little our ring as a “toy” for women. It will both something they show to their friends as an expression of your love herself. for cherish as well as of three months’ con salary, sider it more of a The guideline rule. fast and hard a than idea is to make you that aware this investment. is But, then again a are you case in marriage is so significant unaware. caught 33, N ol V - - - - n o i zat i tom s u C While While Platinum is all the right popular is “Platinum Of those jewelers we Summerwind is home to While a customized ring rage rage at this cost. it’s point, with come it does is it “But, Poisson. said now,” going to raise cost the could that gold in setting price. A $200 could be made in plati num for three to four times price.” that spoke to, all ization said is custom always an option when it comes to ment engage rings, whether on site done or through a custom maker. jewelry a specialized computer pro kind any create can that gram in an accurate ring of desired rendering. 3D may be desired, once again piest piest and what is going to fit lifestyle.” their into 27 ------g ght in ei tt e W S e ONDS \ PRECIOUS NUM \ WATCHES h arat T MS \ GOLD SILVER £ÊÊ-/ ÈäΰÓÈ°xxäÎ SAME DAY REPAIR C GE " ½- PLATI Hitched */" ]Ê DIAM 7 ,- When it comes to the Platinum is more durable “If the young woman is OK, OK, ladies, I know what “Anything “Anything above Imper ring’s setting it is at least par least at is it setting ring’s lifestyle. about tially than gold, which means is in question lady young the if such hands her with working a metal might be desirable. The number of prongs and the height of the setting also here. play into come a teacher working with chil dren, they may not want a four high-mounted, pronged setting,” explained engage an at looking “When Reisz. ment ring we look at what is to going make them the hap fect is what Leo Pois said Stones,” Clean we call “Eye son Sr., owner of Quicksil ver in North Hampton. “If the stone has any imperfec tions you won’t be able eye. the naked with see them to You would need a jewelers them.” see to loupe you’re thinking. But, before you rip into me for the size listing of the stone last — just listen. A stone that is of “Ideal Cut” with great color and good quality is to outshine going a diamond that is larger, but of lesser qual And ity. by outshine I mean that it will be more envi to your to and you able notice ous friends and neighbors. Of course, a larger diamond bearing those qualities will be even more noticeable, no there. argument eler will know for sure. for know will eler - - - - ty i olor lar C C Lord Lord of the ring As As with color, clarity is In In the grand scheme of “Usually, “Usually, if nothing else, know you if means Which “It measures the light And let us not forget the Shape is something that The The camera, which takes diamond diamond is noticeable to the naked eye. As for those that range from Included Slightly to Flawless, only your jew may may be tinted with yellow, tan While or colors can gray. be one from grade very close to the next it to is choose something important on the scale. the of end higher measured on a scale, which measures from Flawless to Imperfect. The natural inclu sions or blemishes, the within diamond, determine the clarity. Only an imperfect the diamond world, comes color next when the making right choice. The scale color is graded being from the “D,” highest grade, to “Z,” the lowest. The desirable diamond most is color less, which is a scale “D” the down moves one As grade. color,” “off becomes stone the diamond the mean can which course traditional round, but course traditional also oval, pear, heart-shaped and the marquise, newly cut. princess vogue, en he’ll know what shape she likes,” said owner of Bob Cohen’s Jewelers in Cohen, Hampton, of his customer. typical else nothing and you plan to go it alone, fellas, make sure you have some idea of likes. she shape the returned from the diamond,” diamond,” the from returned said Jenifer McClellan, assis tant manager at Springer’s. “It’s a great visual explain what cut tool means. For to a makes it gals and guys both demonstration.” great stone. the of shape most guys have under their belt if they shopping happen solo. to There be is of the highest quality. highest the images of a diamond from 40 different angles over the course of 30 show the beauty seconds of an ideal can cut, round diamond or the flaws of one shaped. not as well ------riter W taff om S ut .C inney C ews ews E. K N N cott Cut Cut is so important that “The “The number one thing When When a diamond is cut Let me explain. me Let Many Many of the jewelers we We We here at the Atlantic We’ve all We’ve heard what has But, what about the ring? the about what But, Arguably the ring story And surprisingly, she SEACOAST | Okay, so S tlantic ic tlant y of a diamond to ensure it is of of is it ensure to diamond a of mouth mouth has a machine will take an image of that the cut Springer’s Springer’s Jewelers of Ports five percent more.” percent five excellent excellent And standards. the difference in price might be of diamonds of are diamonds cut improp of are five percent while erly, is what returns light and color color and light returns what is percent Ninety-five eye. the to making a Cut making mistake. major Portsmouth. “Normally, they “Normally, Portsmouth. do it backwards and they’re Reisz, owner of Summerwind Summerwind of owner Reisz, Jewelers and Goldsmith in is that color and clarity is come and that color clarity after cut,” explained Mel people people need to understand looking at the ring. the at looking to to the eye and the variety of color that one will see when mond mond is it cut “ideally” opti returns it light the both mizes ability ability to reflect and refract dia a When lessoned. is light too too shallow or too deeply its Cut” is what we should all be be all should we what is Cut” for. looking making your buying sion. deci What is termed “Ideal diamond is paramount when when paramount is diamond spoke to said that this particu this that said to spoke a of quality the of measure lar the right girl. right the jewelers jewelers to get the bottom of choosing the right ring for News News spoke to several local Carat Carat weight. What does it mean? really line of Cut, Color, Clarity and and Clarity Color, Cut, of line become become a jewelry store tag have have difficulty just making match?) socks your out the engagement (And why ring. not, since you vogue vogue is the couple picking proposal proposal story, but one the movements of currently in could could have come before the teeth). said said yes (despite that piece of something stuck in your you’ve worked up the gump the up worked you’ve question. the ask to tion A B Gettin’ Gettin’ A . ------ om .C 4 9 8 7 5 ews N 1 3 9 4 ic tlant 7 5 8 A Quoting from Joseph “About the year 1860, HISTORY Continued on HISTORY 30A• 9 7 fully appreciated by his wife. wife. his by appreciated fully honorably honorably and died peace fully.” HAMP OF “HISTORY Dow’s - 1892)”: (1638 TON Mr. Dearborn bought continuous four lots in the cemetery new in Hampton, com prising 1,196 square feet, in the most elevated part of the the death, his After enclosure. use to which it put was by revealed was a provi to be thou ten that will, in his sion sand dollars be for an expended enduring monument upon the spot, in of memory GODFREY DEARBORN, his first American ancestor. The long cherished plan was carried energetically forward by Mrs. Dearborn, who has since become Mrs. J. Merrill Currier, and still resides in Melrose Highlands [Massa chusetts]. Mr. Currier super intended the erection of the was which grate monument, gs appenin 8 9 7 2 3 ------H 7 9 1 2 8 n a m riter l sudokupuzzle ic istor o W g 6 9 1 4 . . H H M The Dearborn Monument utin b n h HAMPTON HAMPTON .... Is it the It’s the Dearborn Monu old the was Dearborn Mr. After passing the bar, he He retired from business In 1889, he died suddenly Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and o 4 5 8 9 6 J every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 8A ontri y Hampton Hampton High Street Cemetery from from pneumonia after only a few days illness. “He lived Washington Washington Monument? ...... Mon Hill Bunker the it Is No! No! ...... ument ment in the middle Hampton of High Street the Cem etery and named benefactor, after Joseph its Frederic 1817. 14, May born Dearborn, On January 1, 1871, he mar ried Adelle C. M. Kiersten, a German girl from Dresden, Saxony, Germany. He died in Melrose, Massachusetts, March 15, 1889, at the age of years. 71 Sarah and Jonathan of son est Dearborn, and grew up Hampton, in attended Hamp ton Academy and excelled in classical and mathemati cal courses. At eighteen, he enrolled at Dartmouth Col Hamp New Hanover, in lege passed all shire, with courses honor and 1839, the graduated third in in of his sixty-one members. class From college, he went to Harvard Law School, upon gradua tion, entered the law offices in New Clifford and of Colby Massachusetts. Bedford, himself for office law a opened in New Bedford, continuing for twenty-five his law career years. During this time, amassed he a great fortune estate. real and whaling in and spent considerable time Germany, In abroad. traveling he met the lady who would become his wife, Adelle C. M. Kiersten and they made their home in Mas Medford, sachusetts. 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Bible studies are held at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The minister is L. Terry 964-8141. (603) or Morris, 926-8526 Sr.; (603) call for information, more services services at 11 a.m. at the Curtis household, located at 21 at at 12 noon. They are open contact to Linda all. Carey For at more information, (603) christchurchexeter.org. 772-3332 or visit at www. Sunday of each month at 5 p.m. The service is informal, and of at month each Sunday 5 is informal, The p.m. service features the church’s Praise Band led by Duncan Holcomb. An AA meeting is held on and an Al-Anon Monday meeting is held evenings on afternoons Wednesday at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday as and well Friday, as, Tuesday, a Holy Eucharist The a.m. 10 at beginning Wednesdays on service Healing and third the service Eucharist evening their resumed has church Adult Adult Formation and Sunday School beginning at 9:15 a.m. up during to for age infants 4 care be will provided Nursery service. a.m. 10:30 the as well as hour education a.m. 9:15 the at 8 Prayer on a.m. Morning Monday, offers also The church Street, holds at Street, worship services 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., with where they are in life’s journey. For more information, call the the call information, more For journey. life’s in are they where from 8 office church a.m. to 2 Friday p.m., Monday through 964-8687. (603) at programs include a Men’s Breakfast group, a Women’s Book Book a Women’s group, Breakfast a Men’s include programs group, an evening adult study and group, choir, the Ladies Union. All are welcome, no matter where who they are or for for pre-Kindergartners through Junior High youth during the worship service, as is quality childcare for infants and small Following worship, children. all are invited for coffee and activities Other area. in the fellowship and conversation of Christ, located at 295 Atlantic Avenue, invites the public to to public the invites Avenue, Atlantic 295 at located Christ, of worship on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. by Services Rev. are Michele led Bagby Allan. Sunday School is available events, call (603) 772-3389 or visit visit or 772-3389 (603) call events, classes are available for all ages. Stratham Community Church Church Community Stratham ages. all for available are classes is a of member of the Church United and Christ appreciates the opportunity to accept the Open and Affirming Status. For about information additional the church and upcoming morning at morning 10 A Hospitality a.m., David led Dodge. by Rev. Hour immediately follows the worship service in the Rust and programs Outstanding to attend. welcome are all Room; located at 6 Emery Lane, holds worship services each Sunday Sunday each services worship holds Lane, Emery 6 at located accepted. The is office accepted. church open Friday Monday through at office the call information, more For noon. 12 to a.m. 9 from 926-8727. (603) at Knowlton Rev. or 926-2837 (603) Baby Closet” at the church, needy parents in the Hampton area area Hampton the in parents needy church, the at Closet” Baby items. infant other and food baby wipes, diapers, receive can The Closet is open during regular church office hours. Any gratefully are items baby and food baby diapers, of donations is handicapped-accessible, and hearing devices are provided are provided and devices hearing is handicapped-accessible, to those who need them. Fellowship Nursery and care coffee follow is the service. also Through “God’s available. 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For $50 for 30 Ceramic tile work, painting St. Jude—Holy St. Jude, near Newmarket, Fridays 5-9 Knowledge of print and web more information or an and drywall. Any small jobs Apostle and Matyr, great in days!! p.m., Sat & Sun 9a-10p for procedures desired. Sales application, please contact: and handyman work. Call for virtue and rich in miracles, Oct. & Nov. One near Exeter Representative — Motivated SK Management 603-926-4557 . om .C www. ews ’ N pirit S ic tlant classes the meeting A otes eed craft ‘F plans N new club for classes . t den up ocal ar L ign G ooking S C EXETER | Blue Moon Natural Foods invites everyone to Classes are held from 7-9 p.m. at the store’s award- couple, per $50 or person, per $30 is participate to cost The EXETER | Looking for a new kind of craft lesson? Exeter PORTSMOUTH | Portsmouth Garden Club members “Feed the Spirit” this fall when owner Kathy Gallant offers a night series cooking of classes. Wednesday winning café, located at 8 lessons are Clifford as follows: “Soup's Street On,” scheduled for October in Exeter. The 17, will focus on “comfort food in a bowl.” Gallant will go over the ground rules for building Autumn Bisque and a Hearty learn soup basics a and prepare soup; students will “The Best Chicken Soup.” Anyone who wants soy to products include in their diet but don't know where will to be interested begin in learning all about the “Joy of Soy” on Gallant as nuts to soup explore will Participants 24. October unravels the secrets of getting this high protein food a into daily diet. The menu mysterious runs miso. from On crispy November baked 7, Vegetarian tofu Goes the to Italian.” “Family-Friendly If the bound is class this goal meals, vegetarian few a with diet family's is to round out the to help. meats Gallant will teach the art of substitution from to healthier vegetarian Adaptations choices. include Classic Lasagna, "Meat" Balls, and more. Coming up next, Gallant will cook “A Healthy Dinner in 30 Minutes” on November learn and foods healthy and quick discover will Students 14. methods that support a fast paced life-style, and will share speedy whole grains, short-cut cooking techniques, and fun in this food exploration express. This time both traditional meat choices and vegetarian dishes will be offered. and includes food and wine. To register, stop by the store or call (603) 778-6850. For more bluemoonmarket.ne information, visit Fine Crafts has just the right class for those expand upon who their In creativity. want addition to to a wide variety of pottery and jewelry classes, Exeter Fine Crafts is offering a new two-day workshop on “Hand Stamped and Painted Paper” taught by Kristin Fellows November on 3 Saturday, using handbag a making on workshop one-day a and 10, and Free Form Crochet taught by Janett Gilman October 27. on For registration information on Saturday, all classes, visit or call (603) www.exeterfinecrafts.com 778-8282. will gather at October on 17 Wednesday, at 12 noon at the Urban Forestry Center on Elwyn Road in Portsmouth and refreshments a for club At meeting. 1:30 p.m., Isabel Gove, present will MA Hamilton, from Judge Show Flower Master the program “Flowers for Festive information Occasions.” about For the more Portsmouth Garden at (603) 926-7200. 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Opponents said that if a majority of the workers vote for a union, they are entitled to negotiate a contract for everyone, and those who benefit should pay their fair the share. bill by The one of House its KILLED largest margins: OPPOSED the right to work bill. 272-75. A YES vote how they were selected to the court. Supporters said the court should justify that and explain its "intrusive" decisions on school funding. Opponents said are questions the these that and decisions, the in reasoning their judges explained and overreaching intrusive themselves. The House KILLED the resolution, 239-119. A YES vote justices to OPPOSED answer detailed questions requiring about school funding roll one one or the one with the cord, Hon. N. C. Berry of Bos of Berry C. N. Hon. cord, ton and M. Charles Lamprey, Esq., of Hampton. 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Dear born, of Parsonsfield, ME., to to a large number of invited guests, by Mr. and at the M. ceremonies Currier, Mrs. J. the monument were placed in the hands of [Massa Melrose of Dearborn, Mr. G. H. appropriately, chusetts]. Very the act of unveiling was per formed by Mrs. Currier, in that supreme moment when she saw the purpose of years accomplished, in the stately monument towering above the high assembled throng OLUTE OLUTE AND PERSEVERE’; ‘DO the RIGHT of sides four the On NOT’. AND FEAR plinth are the words, ‘TEM PERANCE’, ‘ECONOMY’, ‘INDUSTRY’. ‘TRUTH’, the sturdy forefather scattered posterity, numerous of a States, United the throughout was unveiled with appropri ate ceremonies, on the 20th of June, 1891. After at the Hotel, [Whittier] dinner given 1817; died March 15th 1889’. 1889’. 15th March died 1817; lower margin of the cap are the mottoes: ORNA THE THEN USEFUL, ‘FIRST THE MENTAL’; ‘TRUST DECEIVE NONE’; ‘BE FEW, RES r ctobe - - - - - (not (not for the |O Pay Not One Red Cent More. WE WON’T CHANGE THE PRICE. NOT ONE RED CENT ews N PICK THE ROWE STYLE YOU LIKE IN OUR STUDIO 91” Cooper Sofa $819 ic tlant A 30A | “The “The inscriptions are as “The obelisk, which is from 28A history age of Godfrey Dearborn’; of on Dearborn’; Godfrey the south face,, “Joseph Frederic Dearborn, born May 14th, face face of the die, 1890, ‘Erected by Dearborn, Joseph Frederic son of Jonathan and Towle Dearborn, in Sarah memory land, to Exeter, N.H., in 1639, land, to Exeter, settled in Hampton in 1650, west the on 1686’; in died and ters; ters; on the north face of the die, ‘Ancestor of the born family in America, who Dear emigrated from Exeter, Eng follows: follows: On the west face of the second base is “DEAR BORN”, in heavy raised let feet above the whole stands structure plinth. forty- The high. feet six inches inches square near the top, from which it point, tapers and towers to thirty-one a and and sufficiently massive to the main which receive shaft, square inches two feet three is at the bottom, and twenty die about six inches. This and and This inches. six about die once at are it above plinth the in graceful design and finish, its faces and the round pillars pillars round the and faces its at the corners being is this Surmounting highly polished. the cap, projecting over the finely moulded edge. On edge. this moulded finely rests the die, which is feet square and four six feet high, deep; deep; second base, eight feet square and one foot third deep; base, six and feet fifteen inches deep with square tion upon the rock foundation foundation rock the upon tion for it. prepared The first base foot one and square feet ten is manufactured manufactured in that town, and shipped to Hampton in October, 1890. In the spring posi in placed was it 1891, of Barre, Vermont, Barre, granite, Vermont, was P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . g 31A age | P e ews ar N C ner www.lampreyhealth.or ic tlant clinics or ealth H flu C Annual Auction for the ey th a Friend ealth H ampr ctober 12, 2007 | A 12, 2007 L O ritter r ctobe with C Adopt information visit the NHSPCA Web site. and live auction begins at 7 p.m. For more 42 | O 42 | o and her friends by visiting the New Hampshire in New Castle. Silent auction begins at 5:30 p.m. RAYMOND | RAYMOND Lamprey Health Care will hold a flu clinic Flu shots will be available for both adults and children Lamprey Health Care is a nonprofit agency with wonderful addition to any family. You can see Gray — October 20 is the 13 Hi, I’m Gray, a five-year-old female domestic short hair. I am super friendly and loving. I would make a Animals, held at the Wentworth by the Sea Hotel SPCA’s Web site at www.nhspca.org. Save the date on Thursday, October 25 from 3-7 located at Center, 128 State p.m. Route 27 in Raymond. at the Raymond All adults will be charged and no appointment is necessary. $20 with the exception of participants who have Medicare months six age children for shots Flu card. their present and to 18 years of age will obtained by be calling the $5. Raymond Center at More (603) 895-3351. information may be Additional dates will be posted at as the information becomes available. medical centers in Newmarket, New Raymond Hampshire. The and agency provides Nashua, primary preventive care health and services to individuals of incomes, of regardless their ability to pay. all ages and 33, N ol V ------g in rac in end k ee s The Busch and Cup Fri., Oct. 12, Busch Series Sat., Oct. 13, Nextel Cup Atlantic News readers Now that NASCAR has • NASCAR announced W N Sportsman and Grand National Series. later the teams will be at the 1.5-mile Lowe’s Motor in Concord, Speedway NC, while the Craftsman Trucks have an off weekend. Dollar General 300, race 31 of 35, Starting p.m. (EST); TV: ESPN2; time:Dis 7:30 tance: 200 laps; Defending champion: Dave Blaney. AmericaBank500,of race 31 of 36, Starting time: 7 p.m. (EST); TV: ABC; 334 Distance: laps; Defending cham pion: Kasey Kahne. may contact Gerald the Hodges/ Racing Reporter at hodg [email protected]. will become the sponsor new title of Nation2008. in SeriesBusch the NASCAR wide will pay an estimated $12 million per season a for multiyear deal, more than slightly Anheuser Busch was paying. NASCAR offi cials considered year without goinga title sponsor a before Nationwide the negotiations joinedlast month. signed a deal with Nation wide, what will happen to Allstate, the official ance insurcompany of NASCAR? This deal will likely require Nationwide to that take role, and over Allstate be will out. It's what also not clear call Nationwide the series, been which the Busch will Series has since Anheiser-Busch took over as title sponsor for what first was known as Late Model cent lower than the 3.4 NBC earned when it Kansasrace in 2006. Because aired the of the rain delays day's race, in ABC shifted cov Sun erage to its ESPN2 channel, where it only earned a 2.1. that Nationwide Insurance 1 3 ------pto M a s h E hort s g th in R ner ac R Anonymity • Rewards 929-1222 fo [email protected] Smith will have to take “Either they go, or we • ABC earned an over Smith said he is already Smith said he’s dumb • Bruton Smith, owner of or CRIMELINE “Putting a Pinch on Crime” Workers had Workers already started grading the land to way make for the strip. of residents showed Dozensup at a city council meeting to pro test the strip so close to their homes. Others argued economic the benefits of such a motorsports attraction. the city to court in order for the decision to be reversed. He wants Concord to undo an annexation, which made the speedway, and the land around it thatzoned for motorsports, part had been of the city limits. go,” he said. night Research rating Nielsen of the 2 to 6 2.8p.m. portion of the for MediaCup race at Kansas Speed way. The rating is 17.6 per said last week that if the city of Concord, NC, does work with him not on a contro versial drag strip, he’ll take Lowe’s Motor somewhere else. Speedway looking for plots of land in the Charlotte area. He said he’ll close Lowe’s and build a new speedway own airport and so that race car his drivers will easily be able to fly in and out of town. Con cord doesn’t look going like to be it’s a place for him to grow, he said, so if leaders city don’t change minds, their he will take his busi ness and go. founded that the City ConcordCouncil voted against a proposed drag strip near the effectivelychang speedway, ing the area’s zoning rules. Kvapil-2973, 4. T. 2945, Bodine- 5. Crawford-2794, Benson-2831, 6.grave-2474, 7. 8. Darnell-2427, Mus 10.Sprague-Crafton-2411,9. 2339 SpeedwayMotorsports, Inc., C ------acing R Top-10 Top-10 Craftsman Truck Top-12 Chase leaders Finishing order: 1. Jeff Polesitter, Michael Wal This was the first restric Earnhardt was referring Other Chase drivers that Burton-5359 Series leaders: day-3207, 2. 1.Skinner-3193, 3. Horna 39. Brian Vickers, 40. Earnhardt Dale Jr., 41. Dale Jar rett, 42. Martin Truex Jr., 43. Jeff Burton after four of 10: don-5690, 1. J. 2. Gor Johnson-5681, 3. Bowyer-5627, 4. Stewart- 5536, 5. Edwards-5490,Harvick-5488,Busch- Kurt7. 6. 5480, 8. Kyle 9.Hamlin-5423, Busch-5430, 10. 5390, 11. Kenseth-5377, Truex- 12. J. Yeley, 19.Yeley, Mike Wallace, 20. Kevin Harvick, 21. Jacques Villeneuve, 22. David Reuti mann, 23. Greg Elliott Biffle, 24. Sadler, 25. Waltrip, Michael 26. Matt Kenseth, 27. David Gilliland, 28. Kyle Petty, 29. Robby 30. Aric Gordon, Almirola, 31. Schrader, 32. KenJoe Nemechek, 33. John Andretti, 34. David Ragan, 35. Bobby Labonte, 36. Kyle Busch, 38.Paul Menard, McMurray, 37. Jamie the rest of the field. Gordon, 2. Jimmie Johnson, 3. Dave Blaney, Newman,6. Ryan Hamlin,5. 4. Denny Casey Mears, 7. Kurt Busch, 8. Tony Stewart, Raines, 10. 9. Reed Tony Sorenson, 11. Clint Bowyer, 12. Johnny Sauter, 13. Jeff Carl Green, 14. Edwards, Montoya, 16. Kasey 15. Kahne, 17. Juan David Stremme, 18. JJ trip ran well instages of the the race, early but wasinvolved in a crash on 176 and finished lap 25th. car. new the for raceplate tor Despite earlier predictions that the car would not han dle well, most drivers were able to handle it as good as long, a justwas It car. oldthe boring race, because no one driver could pull away from sorry for Martin.” to his Truex Jr., teammate one of the Chase Martin drivers that engine. also lost an had a included, poor Jeff performance Burton, who lost a motor; Matt Kenseth was caught up in a wreck; and Kevin engine problems. Harvick had could get the fans excited. I just wish I could have been here at the end. I really feel - - - - - ews N ntic la om t es g orter .C p A e e od h R t ews H g Talladega victory goes to Talladega Gordon d N to cin al a al er R “We “We had a good car and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was The “big one” that most “I was doing all I could Johnson lost the points “I thought I was stuck As the cars were heading Johnson, followed by Gordon made a last-lap TALLADEGA, AL | G e eci ic tlant y p h to get rid of, but I’m glad I said. “Obviously we’ve got some gremlins that we need I’m proud of my team,” he with 51 laps to go. running well engine in his until No. 8 let the go age to them. had varying degrees of dam ofvarying degreeshad Busch. Before everyone was able to get stopped, 11 cars broke loose and shot across the track in front of Kyle 145. Bobby Labonte’s No. 43 fans have come at to Talladega expect came on lap in front of him.” car was coming. He had big a run, and Jeff moved up me than I could see. The 20 line,” said Johnson. “There was more going on behind onthe bottom to defend that remaining. lead and trails Gordon nine by points with six races to the front.” was the one that pushed me ly, the 20 (Tony Stewart) was the 20 (Tony ly, there, and he drilled me. He “When I got high, tried to Jimmieblock me, but lucki opportunity,” opportunity,” said Gordon. there, but when it got three wide, I knew that was my only lap Gordon led all day. last and final lap was the he needed to get by Johnson for the lead. Ironically, the don’s No. 24 a that boost, was all and the momentum groove. Stewart gave Gor of Tony Stewart’s No. who was 20, running the high down the backstretch, Gor don shot up, right in front low side of the track for the next four laps. son and Gordon continued to lead a line of cars on the 182 of the 188 lap race. Mears race. lap 188 the of 182 lost the third spot, but John Ryan Ryan Newman during lap Gordon and Casey Mears, had gained the lead from win of the season. Ford 500, to score his fifth passhisteammateon Jimmy Johnson in Sunday’s UAW out. Never count Jeff Gordon S B T A . om .C - - It ews N (Bri- (Shannon 603-964- BREAK- ic tlant can can add up and it is at (Eleanor R. - at the intersec- A affordable affordable family $10. Further care is very High High costs Great care at a great are graduates of College Palmer of Chiropractic in Davenport, have Iowa. We been trusted to take care of tiny babies and pro-ath- letes that you may know. We just have that low fee to help more people who where. And, where. further care is very affordable and you’ll be happy to know that we have plans. when to consider important doc- of choice your making tor. quickly. very fee…Please, we that there’s no misunder- hope standing about quality of care just because we have lower exam get fee. 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I Now, have no more sciatica.” M. - Hampton) Kittery) enough.” them thank can’t I Jeff. & Natalie -Portsmouth) H. an shouldn’t cost you an arm and a leg to correct (by article this to respond you health.When your pa- new entire our receive will you 25th) October tient exam for just with $27. That’s any needed ball whole examination….the a thorough x-rays, of wax. This exam could cost you $275 else- . thing Our confession is . We gettremendous We . 32 healingitself ADVERTISEMENT carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic pain, neck pain, chronic syndrome, tunnel carpal Several times a day patients thank us for help- for uspatients thankday a timesSeveral “I had sciatica for years. I was sent to every We We are so glad that our patients like Kristin Here’s what some of my patients had to say: Here’s pain has improved with realignment of the ver- tebrae in my neck and back. More than half of my medications have been eliminated. What’s not to like?” ing them with their health problems. But can’t we really take the credit. that we’ve never healed anyone of any Medication I took prior to every meal for acid ux are no longer refl necessary. Extremely high cholesterol levels are now in the normal range. High blood pressure medication that I took for over ten years is no longer prescribed by doctor. I don’t my have high blood pressure! The backaches that had been part of my daily liv- ing, are no longer acute and chronic. My neck pain, shoulder or arm pain, whiplash from car accidents, backaches, ear infections, asthma, allergies, numbness in hands and feet, athletic injuries, just to name a few. specialist, and did all the tests. Then I saw Dr. What we do is perform a specifi cspinal adjust- Whatwe do is perform aspecifi ment to remove nerve pressure, and the body respondsby results. aIt’s simple as that! and Brian are working toward creating health. Like most patients, they were lucky that they were getting body signals to tell them thing was some- wrong. People also come to us with their 42 Dr. Natalie Lyle, Brian, Dr. Jeffrey Rogers Jeffrey Dr. Brian, Lyle, Natalie Dr. o 33, N And Why I Still Do What I Do… I What Do Still I Why And You You ol 12, 2007 | V 12, 2007 . r ctobe |O As Chiropractors, we just This “A Doctor’s Confession to the City of Rome” of City the to Confession Doctor’s “A ews N “Oh, yeah, I know you, you’re Dr. ic tlant If the nerves can’t work right, the body the right, work can’t nerves the If ear friend, . She was told that A 32A | Now for Brian, who is the gentleman in the If the spine is healthy, then the nerves work You know, You when I meet people in town they I want to give credit where credit is due. So, D sually say, the last six moths his health improvements have improvements health his moths six last the pounds. 30 than more lost “I’ve cant. signifi been middle of this photo. In March, he decided to try chiropractic for the reduction of neck and back pain. He recently shared with us that in means less money goes to medications that’s not letting as the simple body that’s as heal. It’s ce that that. For the families we serve in our offi body. body. doesn’t work right. remove the interference (the misalignment) spine and nerve system. Spinal misalignment causes pressure on nerves: nerves that the head, lungs, stomach, and go legs…the whole to their best. The important link is between the the house for your nerve system, which controls every function in the body her headaches. You see, what most people don’t is spine your that is know some fi lms to see if a spi- a if see to lms fi some nal problem was causing to see us. When Kristin came ce, into we the offi did an exam and took Confused about what to do and looking for a dif- ferent answer, she came to take these drugs for the rest of her control life the to headaches. lives she would possibly have is not good since she is a is she since good not is ghter and respon- re fi fi sible for saving peoples would likely make her groggy and unable to fo- cus while at work. She was told to take medications that could dull could that medications take to told was She her headaches, but they who had been struggling with really bad head- aches when she met us. She doctor and had was on her way visited to the her neurologist. u Natalie. I’ve seen your ad in the paper.” may remember our last ad was about Kristin things fi rst. things fi perhaps a confession can help clear the air about talk I Before so misunderstanding. no there’s our confession, though, let me say a few other age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black