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ALSO INSIDE: 21 Voices 26,000 Copies Please Deliver Before Friday, December 1, 2006 Vol. 32 | No. 47 | 2 Sections |40 Pages Fit to a ‘T’ Karma Threads seeks to help teens with t-shirts By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer EXETER | Positive messages for teens and the chance to help others. That’s the premise behind KarmaThreads — a positive messaging apparel company fusing vintage flair with contemporary design — as Cyan they announced earlier this month the launch of its first line of T-shirts
for women of all ages. Magenta With inspirational messages like “Dream,” “Hope,” “Laugh Often,” “Love More,” and other phrases, these hip new T-shirts pro- vide an easy way for all to look good and do good.
Inspired by a desire to give back to teens in need, KarmaThreads Yellow founder, Rhonda Lee, is sharing a portion from all of the items sold to charities that shelter and nurture teens.
For Lee, it is an idea that has hung around for years and is now Black coming into fruition. “I really wanted to form a non-profit organization for teens to provide clothes for kids in need,” she said. “I think that it’s our responsibility to help these teens that are the next generation and teach them the responsibility of taking care of their own.” On Friday, Nov. 24 — also known as “Black Friday” — eight businesses in Exeter aided in the launch of Kar- maThreads by displaying the T-shirts in their stores and providing purchase information for those who are inter- ested in giving back. “We chose to launch the company T Continued on 26A•
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It’s just over-stoked tions of writers imagina like me. ity that is growing becoming dayiscommon It day. by place in some areas of world the where perverse reli giouspractices dictate thatif don’tyoubelieve theydo, as you will simply die. not as incredible yet plateau reached of crousness ludi that — but can very it be far down The degree theof separation of road? thought between the major two political this parties country in bodes the ill future. for The rancor betwixt degree the two bod of ies almost reaches civil war- like status. Civil discourse is indeed, even some local pun local some even indeed, dits, one gets the impression we shouldn’t worry about B S olidays H ------appy H Atlantic or its advertisers. 23 22 21 20 18 15 14 12 11 13 10 33 32 30 27 25 24 ACROSS DOWN 9 7 1 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 POINT Continued on 36A• Not out. sculpture. Painting or associated withink. A country A snakeyfish. A woodfastener. reviews 12months. A volumethat weapon. A longpointed a leaderischosen. 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The entrenched powers in Congress — both parties — in will observe the laws of inertia (it’s just not habit, it’s Science!). Lob byists are already scuttling to seduce In Democrats. that old cliché about trumping optimism experience, I hope of some perspective the fresh 15 15 that bluntly his presented ordi to matters what of view nary people. A Secretary of the Navy under Ronald Rea gan, Webb is one of the five Vietnam Veteran/ Annapo lis alumni profiled in Robert Nightingale’s “The Timberg’s Song” (among the were John McCain and others Oli North). ver writes, “In the age balization of and glo outsourcing, underground vast a with and labor pool immigration, from the American worker average illegal is seeing a different life and a bling trou future. Trickle-down economics didn't Despite the happen. vaunted all-time highs of the stock wages market, and salaries all-time are lows at as a age percent of the national wealth. At the same time, medical in in the Alice-in-Wonderland world of Washington. With any luck, they will bring us surprises. some ans-turned-politicians, the conservative Senator-elect from Democratic Virginia, James Webb, wrote a tough opinion piece in the on November Journal” Street “Wall - - - - - 47 23 18 14 9 1 32 27 A D N U S K R A B B L I o iew 28 U O N A P E I I 2 D U C O M D E L I 31, N V 30 24 21 19 U R A R B A E Y L 28 26 19 17 16 14 31 29 I ol 3 15 12 N U N A N R N E Y E (Initials). A noteofdebt Shout. are kept. A placewherebooks water in. Something youboil Approve. clock. A solarpowered 3.14. A cardgame. 16 D T S R O D N E E L 4 A R D A S E E E I 33 13 N N N A R A C 5 29 T U N O N U B T 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 I'm heartened by some The strategists on the I started I to started write my little 25 22 10 er noth M R U A S O N D I I Iraq Iraq War Vets, and military spouses like NH District 1’s bring They Shea-Porter. 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For more informa tion contact them at 773-9393. (603) ber ber yielded 400 grueling pounds a be can It amethyst. of occupation, Santerre with said, a lot of work yielding results. small system,” he said, “and listen to what the rock you.” is telling offered be will classes and ing in January. starting the “stuff” part of the store as well, which is Santerre’s nature photography. When ever Neil Laney, go and on vacation his they take wife, some fabuloustos. Pictures of polar pho bears, humpback whales and other pur for available are wildlife chase as well and all taken by the As couple. mentioned before, Neil Santerre’s just might be life a little bit cool er than yours. - — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney “She’s “She’s very talented,” he And where does all this While he admits that work work done by a The Santerre. wire wraps are friend of and elegant. both simple [wire quit I why “That’s said. wrapping]. come from? stone some of the stones must be imported, Santerre harvests much of the stone himself. A trip to Ontario in Septem - usiness B Neil Santerre, owner of Santerre’s Stones ‘N Stuff, can not only help you choose the the choose you help only not can Stuff, ‘N Stones Santerre’s of owner Santerre, Neil ! Several Several of the stones are Santerre began his life “It’s all been pretty much right stones for your jewelry project, he’ll shape them to fit desire. your heart’s ROCK ON — ON ROCK self-taught,” self-taught,” he said. “I just a took at look it manual) (the Facet there. from played and ing can be as simple as you want it. Is there involved? geometry Yes. If you can’t understand geometry it can it can but otherwise be nasty, be easy.” featured in wire sculpture of of cost. He has shaped some very large stones too, like a aquamarine. 42-carat of faceting quite simply. He knew a doctor who owned the machine that currently resides in Santerre’s Stones ‘N Stuff and had not used it in more than five years. An came that manual instruction with the machine some and Santerre helped took off there. from olidays H 10 - - - appy r e H rit W ff y a e t S inn s w e N E. K ntic cott Santerre’s Stones ‘N Stuff, Stuff, ‘N Stones Santerre’s your seen you’ve sure, Oh That’s right, Santerre’s EXETER EXETER | Walking into It seems that much of a S tl Santerre’s Santerre’s Stones ‘N Stuff really rocks y one one walk through the doors is any indication, Neil San terre’s life is arguably a little than yours. cooler as the name would suggest, is first and foremost about stones. The shop wide offers variety a of beads and gems in minerals, both the mounted and state. unmounted local bead shop before, but before you slough it off here’s shop such another just as cutting. Custom the hitch: doesn’t just sell on machine faceting a is this there stuff, the premises where he cuts there And stones. shapes and is he no not shape, will stone except diamonds, but only because of a lack of the cor rect equipment, not because Neil Neil Santerre’s little store in downtown Exeter is really walking into Neil Santerre’s life. what Santerre’s Stones Stuff has ‘N to offer is a prod uct of his passions. And if B A 47 o 31, N ol ews meet N to potluck 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 otes ibrary plan L ecember N ers ane | D L -76 ews of N tlantic ocal (unless you really want one.) L Call (603) 926-4557 Today! eniors S tlantic riends A No Expensive Long-Term Contracts! F he For more For information more about the meeting or the 76-ers, call Members are reminded to bring a can of food for the Following brief announcements, everyone in attendance STRATHAM STRATHAM | The Stratham Seniors-76ers’ next meeting The Friends of the Lane Memorial Library are a multi-age Individual memberships are $10, while family The purpose of the meeting is to report on the year’s HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Friends of the Lane Memorial Library A 10A | T Irma at (603) 436-7978 or Diana at (603) 772-6065. holiday basket; a potluck singing; dish and a friend to join in on the fun. to share; their voice for Chanteys Seatrek of the NH Sea Grant Education Extension Marine Effort. This entertaining choral followed by a holiday "sing-a-long.” group will be Center from 11:30 Center a.m. from to 11:30 2 p.m. will enjoy a potluck lunch, a holiday program by the Sea will be held on Tuesday, December 12 at the Municipal directly benefit the lib.nh.us/ and information click visit on www.hampton the Lane Memorial Library. “Friends” link. For more nh.us/ friends/ application.htm strengthen and preserve to is mission whose group volunteer the library as a All community fundraising resource. efforts memberships are $15. All proceeds go An application can be library. to printed lib. at www.hampton supporting the events, elect the new board of directors for group the in interested the those and members All non-profit organization. are welcome to attend. in Hampton will hold their located annual December 5 at 6 pm in the Lane Room at the library, meeting on Tuesday, Avenue. Academy on age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 11A age | P ! ews nd N ILLAGE UT V O st , st, The Hampton Area tlantic IGHT ers’ Toy Bank. In the event of event the In Bank. Toy ers’ inclement to due cancellation weather, the parade will be held a week later, on Satur 9. December day, Chamber ofChristmas Parade is Commerce a truly community effort and funded is in part by the town of Hampton, proceeds from the Chamber’s holiday auc tion, and sponsors. For more information or to call Parade Chairman, Ginni register McNamara at the Hampton Chamber office, (603) ext. 102. 926-8718, Friday, December 1, 2006 ELCOME N AMPTON - Don’t miss out on the Downtown… H W — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 and December 21 ecember th Courtesy of D 47 | o Hampton Area Hampton Area for your convenience Scores of bands and and on Thursdays between 32, N starting Friday, December 1 starting Friday, ending at Road. Winnacunnet marching groups including be will chapters Scout several in of parading front one jolly old fashioned Santa Claus, who it entire seems the along is bring So style. always in family and enjoy a mid-day Christmas Parade. Everyone is invited to bring a toy for some child less fortunate as the staff from Hannaford’s will once again be marching along with their shoppingcarts for donations accepting the Seacoast Area Firefight December 7 ol Chamber of Commerce V - - - - Visit who will be open late the Merchants Saturday, December 2 Saturday, Start your Holiday Shopping Early! Christmas Parade 1:30 p.m. Merchants Staying Open Late On Merchants For Your Shopping Conveninence For Your Look for the Blue & White Signs for ! The The parade starts at 1:30 Thursday Nights From December 7 - 21st they they bid for bragging rights for best in the parade. This year’s Grand Ralph Marshall G. Fatello, command is er of Hamptons American Post #35. Legion p.m. sharp in North Hamp ton and travels past children Road, Lafayette on ages all of stopping by the reviewing stand at Marelli Square and parade route on seeing enjoy will 2 December Saturday, how the many local nesses busi expand on fashioned the theme old and deco rate their Christmas floats as olidays marches marches to town H 11 - - - Hannaford employees will again take part in the annual Hampton Christmas Parade on Saturday, December Saturday, on Parade Christmas Hampton annual the in part take again will employees Hannaford s appy w e H N ntic a tl A he ‘Old Fashioned Christmas’ t to l a The The theme this year cel The crowds lining the HAMPTON HAMPTON | If it’s the 2, collecting new unwrapped toys and gifts for the children of Hampton. The community can help make Christmas just a little brighter little a just Christmas make help can community The Hampton. of children the for gifts and toys unwrapped new collecting 2, this year by bringing a toy or gift Christmas. For more information or to to find out ways to help, visit the www.toy-bank.com. parade and donating it to the Seacoast Area Firefighters Toy Bank for distribution this ci ON THE ROAD AGAIN — AGAIN ROAD THE ON e p Christmas Parade. Christmas ebrates Christmas as it was done in olden days “a glimpse when of stocking was something shocking” — not that everyone is expected to be dressed truly “Old Fash ioned” but all are welcome old-fashioned good a have to time. first Saturday ber, then in it must be time for Decem the annual Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce’s S ------at 7 p.m. st with Courtesy of “These “These wines would be a with be should child “No The Village Market is To help publicize the Toys Toys the publicize help To wines to Selected be sam oin in the the Hampton Falls town com town Falls Hampton the mon. For more information, 926- (603) at Privé George call www.toysfortots. visit or 5840 org. wonderful wonderful addition to your Christmas dinner or to cel ebrate the New Year,” says Privé, who to planning (and attend their invites those guests) to bring along a toy for the Toys for Tots paign. cam out a toy for he Christmas,” adds. located on Route 1 in near December 21. December for Tots drive, Privé will be holding a free wine tasting event December 8 on Friday, from 6-8 p.m. at the Village Market. Guy include enjoyed and pled Saget Sancerre from Loire; Ramos Pinto Port; Scharffen berger Brut and Sparkling; a Italy. from wine red by bringing new, unwrapped unwrapped new, by bringing toys to the Hampton Village Market Falls during regu lar business hours. The final Thursday, is drop-offs for day ------ Free Horse-Drawn Rides Free J r e (follow along with complimentary songbooks) rit in Hampton Village W Hampton Recreation & Parks DepartmentHampton Recreation ff a om t Tree-Lighting Ceremony Caroling Ceremony Tree-Lighting .C S s Time for Time w o e ews Starting December 1 N em N r Santa Arrives in Town by Bus with Cartoon Characters Santa Arrives in Town P Christmas Festivities ntic iz Anyone Anyone in the Seacoast An IRS recognized The The program’s mission is A A 59-year tradition of the “We've “We've started our annu HAMPTON FALLS | With With | FALLS HAMPTON a Seacoast Holidays Seacoast L Toys for Tots Toys tl tlantic y Toys for Tots drive may do so so do may drive Tots for Toys area area community who would like to donate to this year’s of those who helped. who those of 2005 thanks to the generosity to 2005 thanks the generosity more than 18.5 million toys to to toys million 18.5 than more over 7.4 million children in 501(c)(3) not-for-profit public not-for-profit 501(c)(3) delivered Tots for Toys charity, where where the campaign is con ducted. Christmas Christmas gifts to the needy children in the communities toys toys and distribute them as to to collect new, unwrapped need need during the sea holiday son. ing ing a toy to every child in munity’s munity’s help each year to achieve their goal of deliver U.S. U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, for Toys seeks Tots the com Hampton Hampton Falls Village Mar says. he ket,” al al Toys for Tots drive at the announcement to make. to announcement away, away, local business owner George Privé has a special Christmas Christmas just a few weeks B A A . - - - - om .C ews N tlantic A The public is cordially The Rochester Histori Serving as 2006 grand The Prescott Park Arts pictures pictures of Rochester taken in 1977-78; and letters writ ten in Rochester from 1851 to 1888. invited to stop by to enjoy refreshments and to around the look museum. There is no charge for admission. cal Society and Museum is located at 58 Hanson Street. For more information (603) 330-3099. call and drum band precedes the band precedes and drum will Awards red. in man jolly be given for Best Commu nity Entry, Mayor's Award, Best Non-Profit Entry, and Best Commercial Float. marshals at the of invitation Mayor Marchand will be former Mayors Eileen Foley (1968-71, 1984-85, 1988-97), Mary KeenanTimo (1982-83), Weeks Peter (1986-87), thy "Ted" Connors (1964-67) and Robert Shaines 61). (1960- Former Mayor Evelyn Sirrell (1998-2005) is unable to participate. Festival, led by its executive director Deborah and organizing is LielasusTombleson, directing this year's event. She may be (603) 436-2848 contacted or by at e-mail at [email protected]. - - - - olidays H Also on display are some says Mayor Steve March $3 set a offer will City The Although the PHS band day decorations, dolls and toys, and a red and signature quilt made white by the Naomi Rebekah Lodge #4 in 1902. Autograph quilts were often used by benevolence groups for fundraising, and this quilt contains nearly 300 names of people who con tributed to it. including acquisitions, recent manufactured churn butter a in East Rochester; Polaroid parade that is always a high a always is that parade light of the holiday season," and. "It's a event terrific for family both and spectators, the the and pants partici it keeps getting better every year." p.m. 3-7 between fee parking Parking High-Hanover the at Facility for those attending the Parade or participating in it. From 4-9 p.m., parking and vehicular traffic will be prohibited on certain streets due to the parade (the full list can be found at CityofPortsmouth.com). www. has traditionally in ushered Santa Claus at of the the parade, end this year members its will march at the beginning while the Ancient Order of Hibernians pipe ------eacoast S ews ews N N tlantic tlantic A A the the to to ! Parade Parade lights up Port City There There will be at least 53 "I hope everyone will ROCHESTER | The Special displays this PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Ports Historical society hosts Christmas tea pecial pecial High School Band. entries — marching including bands and five other musical groups — year's in parade, this stepping off at Plaza 800 at 6 making its way down Isling p.m. and ton and Congress through Streets Marketbefore it disperses Square South Mill Pond area. in the come out to of see Portsmouth's illuminated the City Rochester Historical Society and Museum will host annual its Christmas Tea and Open House on Thursday, December 14, from 1-6 p.m. year include vintage holi mouth’s 2006 Holiday Illuminated Parade celebrating "Community Spirit" on the Decem evening of Saturday, ber 2 will have even includ year, last than entries more ing five former mayors serv two in marshals grand as ing cars led by the Portsmouth S S olidays H 2 1 appy H r t ❁ 0 u ! e r 2 y 4 t e l O l r t 0 . n a : n 1 t a e s e 0 e h f u e 6 e g i . m ! l i n C n e 3 n a o o i C 0 ! 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Hampton NH for call illage , 70 High St. • Hampton, NH • • (603) 70 Hampton, 929-9113 High St. V (603) 926-4557 anges H Open Tuesday - Friday 10:00-6:00; Saturday 10:00-4:00 Saturday and 12:00-4:00 Sunday 10:00-6:00; - Friday Tuesday Open Accents in Glass c The Atlantic News Appearing soon in or F om ampton .C “H ews N tlantic A . - - - - - om .C ews N tlantic Greenland, NH Greenland, A ❃ • Friday, December 1, 7 • Sunday, December 3, • Saturday, December 9, • Sunday, December 10, VINTAGE Continued on VINTAGE 18A• mation for tickets are as fol lows: p.m. and Saturday, Decem ber 2 at 2 p.m., Hall the Music Dream: A presents Jazz Nutcracker;” 4-9 p.m., “Clara’s Candlelight Stroll at Strawbery Banke 3 p.m., the Music Hall pres ents Messiah-Sing; 4-9 p.m., Candlelight Stroll at Straw bery Banke 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., the Music Hall Celtic Yule presents “A tide” with Michael Londra; 4-9 p.m. at Candlelight Stroll Strawbery Banke - - - - - ews N 603.433.3211 tlantic Enjoy a vintage A eekly chase for Christmas eekly chase the W W wings! wings! to a a Open Decorations Cut Trees Fresh Select Indoor & “Flocked Trees” & Wreaths Table Custom Work Live Trees Outdoor Greens (We Wilt Proof) Wilt (We 7 Days Necessary PORTSMOUTH | The celebration multi-site This roman a take can Visitors The schedule and infor Necessary Dr Lang’s Landscaping 680 Portsmouth Ave Rte. 33 Rte. Ave Portsmouth 680 Dr Free Free No Pur ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ No Pur Christmas in Portsmouth pecial Music Hall and Strawbery Banke Museum are turning back the clock back al sever centuries to present Vintage Christmas in “A Ports mouth.” of classic holiday traditions is spread over the first three weekends of December. through Stroll Candlelight tic take as well as past, holidays in some great holiday shows at the Music Hall. These hol iday events provide a warm and wonderful way to enjoy the weekends leading up to Christmas. S ------5 8 1 0 - 5 8 6 - Sat 10-3 Wed 10-7 Wed 3 0 Windham 6 Tue, Thu, Fri Thu, 10-5 Fri Tue, Closed Sun & Mon 58 Range Rd, Unit A ! The Exeter Historical olidays 2 open to the public. Societynon-profitisa orga nization dedicated research to the and preservationof Exeter’s past. For information,more call (603) 778- 2335 or visit www.exeterhistory.org. 2 olidays 9 H 9 - H ! s Don’t miss the opportunity to be Evening performances will be This special abbreviated version Directed by George Hosker, Jr., 4 1 1 - ! s 3 r e 9 n 4 s u - on Friday, December on 15, Friday, with a pub lic performance scheduled for Satur December 16, at 10 day, a.m. part of the excitement as Clara and everyone’s favorite Music the at stage the take characters “Nutcracker” Hall for one weekend only. Decem Thursday through Saturday, ber 14-16 at 7 p.m. , with an after of “The Nutcracker” is suitable for younger children and their families. A perfect introduction to this holi day ballet tradition, “Nutcracker: In A Nutshell” will feature along narration with selected variations from the mainstage production. “The Nutcracker: In a Nutshell” will be presented to local school children appy d Sat 10-3 4 o a o 3 ! Closed Sun e s H 1 0 y h t e i s 72 Mirona Rd 6 $ Tue &Tue 10-6 Wed Portsmouth c Mon, Thu, Fri Thu, Mon, 10-5 Fri n r u e t i l m i u o l a h y e p c n t t l r a l u a e a e v t n m i e i s s r t d h eacoast p s s s u c l r u i e a c E f S t c i n Friday 12/1 10-6 E m i e r Saturday Saturday 12/2 10-4 l Holiday Gala! Thursday 11/30 10-6 Thursday 11/30 L R l P F Don’t miss out on what A Super Discounts! Refreshments! Raffles! Refreshments! Discounts! Super Gift Cards Available noon performance on Saturday at 2 p.m. Seating is limited. To noon performance at on 2 Saturday p.m. Seating is limited. To purchase tickets, call the Music Hall at (603) 436-2400 or visit www.themusichall.org. be catering the open house. Instructor Jamesand his students will create Collins scrumptious treats forto enjoy. all promises to be a deliciouskickoff to the holiday son.sea This event is free and - - 47 o 31, N y ol r l e w e 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 - - - - For the second year in Guests will enjoy the www.quicksilver.com - J - 603.964.6541 that will be offered during this annual event. a row, the department Culinary of the Seacoast Arts School of Technology will exhibits, decorationsandgood cheer refreshments, ecember d - - - s o | D w e N ews ews N C N ntic a e tl tlantic p Personal Checks & Credit Cards Accepted. tlantic A A a he Holiday open house at Exeter Historical Society t the North Hampton, NH to to C 29 Lafayette Road (Route 1) Seacoast Village l Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Sun 12-5 a A 14A | EXETER | The commu New additions to this year’s presentation include the cre Under the direction of Angela V. Now in its 18th season, Ballet PORTSMOUTH | Ballet New ci e p pecial age BNE BNE presents ‘An 1836 Nutcracker’ tion. House on Tuesday, Decem ber 5 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at their 47 Front Street loca nity is invited toExeter join the Historical for Society their Holiday Open ation of new costuming, updated choreography, and the addi the and choreography, updated costuming, new of ation tion of shorter version, Nutshell.” “Nutcracker: A In Melanie Hamrick and Kenneth Eas Plum Sugar of roles coveted the in ter Fairy and her Cavalier. feature feature performances by more than 100 auditioned students, local guest Theatre’s Ballet American and artists, the most unique “Nutcracker” pro grams in the country. Carter, this year’s production will New England has created a produc tion that blends ballet, history, costume, and into architecture one art, of located on Chestnut Street in Ports mouth. England will be annual presenting signature production, their 1836 “An Portsmouth Nutcracker” from December 14-16 at the Music Hall, S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 15A d age s n ’ quet | P n draiser ark dsta n ba ews ibrary n u M L f N . . ba t S e otes h tree t xeter tlantic at ristmas E h at N C at ts ristmas supper f h osts party , , h C g 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 cra n ti ouse old h h oliday h UMC ecember n lig oliday H pe H O ree xeter couts T D 47 | E S o This This annual event will take place on December Saturday, on Supper Chowder a Fish host will Mark’s St. addition, In children is person; $7 per supper chowder fish the for Cost EXETER | The Exeter United Methodist Church will host The begins with evening punch at 5:30 At p.m. 6 p.m., the story Christmas the hear come to invited is community The Tickets are $15 each, and may be reserved by calling the NORTH HAMPTON | The North Hampton annual holiday holiday annual Hampton North The | HAMPTON NORTH neighbors and friends join come to invited is community The Immediately following all are welcomed into Centennial 926-6029. (603) call event, this about information more For EXETER | Want to “wow” friends and family with a make to be can it simple how just participants show will Joe This event is open to the public. For more or information DURHAM | Looking for a hand-selected Christmas tree Scouts will help pick customers out their own perfect tree Proceeds from the Christmas tree sales are used for Boy For more than 25 years, Durham Scouts have offered to have become sales tree Christmas Boy Scouts The Durham KITTERY | St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, located 2 2 from 2-5 p.m. The public can stop in during or after town’s parade to warm up the and enjoy a heading before treat available. made be will facilities Restroom home. for 8 p.m. The 5-6:30 is December to from public invited Friday, chowder, of bowls two include will which supper, the attend tea. or coffee and dessert, for pies homemade under 10 are eat call available; free. the Take-outs church at information. more for or order an place to 439-9686 (207) a Christmas banquet on December Friday, 8 at the church, Exeter. in Road Epping 307 at located of elegant courses tasty serving begin will Butlers Christmas candlelight. by crystal and china on served foods, through Scripture, music and song at this special seasonal event, which serves as a equipment. team praise fundraiser for audiovisual and 772-6625. (603) at office church tree tree lighting ceremony at the bandstand will take place on 5 2 at p.m. December Saturday, tree. town the light to and songs holiday favorite sing to Hall where the Friends of Centennial Hall occasion. will festive this for be goodies delectable and serving drinks warm and Students from teachers the Academy of Seacoast Music entertainment. musical provide will handmade kissing ball or Gancarz boxwood of tree? the Brentwood Farms Then Greenhouse and join Flower Shop Joe for a night December Wednesday, 6 of at 6:30 fun-filled p.m. holiday at the craft Exeter Library. making Public on do. professionals the like just tree boxwood a or ball kissing a materials. for $20 and shears pruning bring to sure Be to sign up in advance, contact the Exeter Public Library at 772-3101. (603) from a local tree farm, but don’t feel like trudging out into help Boy to the Scouts field saw Let one the down? Durham out. Boy 154 Scout Troop of Durham Durham will the be at selling quality December in weekends during trees Christmas Road. Mill on located Center, Shopping Marketplace between 9 a.m. at 4 p.m. on December 2-3, 9-10 and 16-17, last. supplies while Scout camp activities. program and scholarships, equipment, camping training, community service projects, their customers have they fresh-cut, as And, Farm. hand-selected Tree Christmas trees Conley Hampshire’s from New transported are trees the of a part decade, better the for been provided and trailers trucks using the to farm from Durham Madbury. of Inc. Associates, Land-Care by a tradition for many area families. families The is support greatly of appreciated those by which is of the of the success yearly cornerstone this fundraiser, Scouts, and is the fundraiser. primary their to the community invites in Kittery, Street at 60 Government House. Open Christmas upcoming their 32, N ol V ------ews N ! In addition to the note The cost of the book is Admission for this event Seating is limited; reser olidays is valid through November 2007, can be used immedi ately. For more information, call the library at (603) 926- 3368. for all to enjoy. cards, the Friends are now selling the 2007 New Hampshire Southern Entertain ment Book at the circulation desk as a fundraiser. book contains a membership Each card good for two-for-onedining, plus discount cou pons for shopping, tickets, movie travel, goodsservices in New Hampshire, and Maine and Massachusetts. There are coupons for also airlines, hotels, discountrental cars, national stores and on chain line shopping. find out visit more, www. To entertainment.com or stop by and peruse the book at the library. sample $25 and it quickly pays for itself. All proceeds go to the Friends of the Lane Memo which book, The Library. rial George Hosker Jr.’s acting classes. is $39.95, which includes a three-course meal and show. the A children’sof $19.95 is price available upon request. vations can be made by call ing Michelle or Kathi at the Old Salt Restaurant (located on Lafayette Road in Hamp ton) at (603) 926-8322. purchased at the circulation desk at the library and at the Tuck Museum in Hampton for $10 per set of five note cards. The Friends are hon ored and excited to be able to make her work available include live fiddle playing provided by Michael Mor ris and Heather a Mike, cappella an chorus of carol ers, performances by profes sional members of Vatican Production’s acting troupe, and the addition than of a dozen students more from olidays H H 5 1 ------appy ews ews H N N tlantic Call (603) 926-4557 Today! tlantic tlantic Dinner Dinner with A A A eacoast the the S to to he Gift ideas from the No Expensive Long-Term Contracts! (unless you ask) The notecards can be The Friends are currently After her death, her art This holiday dinner show dinner holiday This The performance will HAMPTON | Need a HAMPTON | There’s T Lane Library Friends ‘Dickens’ ‘Dickens’ Dilemma’ pecial pecial these fine reproductions of her artwork will serve as a fundraiser for the Friends of the Lane Memorial Library. holiday season. offering two sets Stimson of Ruth “Art” Ruth notecards. Stimson remembered is by Hampton many fondlyas a true “Renais in sance Woman.” She was talented a artist, environmentalist, passionate educator, community leader, library supporter, and expert gar dener. As resident, she served in sev a eral capacities for Hampton the Lane She was Memorial a Library. member of several organiza Hampton the including tions Garden Club and Historical Society. work was given to the Lane Memorial Library and sold at a silent auction. pieces Several have been and selected reproduced cards. It as is very fitting note that Christmas Carol.” incorporates theater, dance, live traditional music singing. and Set in the home of Charles Dickens, the formance engages the per audi ence into becoming part of the show while they Cratchit, meet Mrs. a few Ghosts Fezziwig, of Christmas Dickens including more, and himself. few ideas for mas that list? The Friends Christ of the Lane Memorial Library have a couple of suggestions for the for time in just gifts great sure to be a “Dickens’ Dilem “Dickens’ a be to sure ma” on Decem Wednesday, ber 6 at 6:30 p.m. when the Old Salt hosts tive an holiday event interac featuring the characters from Charles Dickens’ classic tale, “A S S ’ to ’ ’ ozart ircle emories M C , , rass M B f am otes ice h o v h ristmas ser ristmas h trat N h S C ouc C T ‘ at ‘ g gs ers n ristmas n ff ti h o h bri C n celebrates h oliday lig om eo h urc H .C ree c h T orus n C ews h u N C L Advance tickets are available for $8 in Portsmouth at Gary’s Gary’s at Portsmouth in $8 for available are tickets Advance Music Director, Dr. Harry Moon will conduct and Works by Mozart and Vivaldi and a “festoon” of carols will will carols of “festoon” a and Vivaldi and Mozart by Works The chorus, soloists, and orchestra will honor Mozart’s NEWINGTON NEWINGTON | The acclaimed Community Chorus at This luncheon event is co-sponsored may be Reservations made in by advance Kristy calling at by Stonecroft Recording Recording artist, Marcy Alves will share thoughts and KINGSTON | Seacoast area men and women are invited to to invited are women and men area Seacoast | KINGSTON This This traditional Yuletide concert is open to all ages. For The The Nottingham Brass have performed throughout New Family, Family, friends and neighbors are invited to worship on At that time, the Nottingham Brass, a five-piece chamber KENSINGTON | KENSINGTON The Church Kensington Congregational The The SVFD and Stratham Community Church will offer Participants are Participants encouraged to park and gather at the fire This year, the Stratham Volunteer Fire Department STRATHAM | STRATHAM The annual lighting of the holiday tree at visit www.CCSB-Sing.org. visit Guitars, in York at York Flower Shop, and in South Berwick at at Berwick South in and Shop, Flower York at York in Guitars, event, this about information more For Bean. and Book SoBo contralto contralto Molly Hudson-Moon, tenor Michael and Herlihy, Wieting. William bass Audrey Audrey Adams will be featured accompanist on piano and harpsichord. Soloists will be soprano Morgan McCurdy, the early carols to the contemporary. the to carols early the the “Christmas Garland” program will be Antonio Vivaldi’s will program be the Garland” Vivaldi’s Antonio “Christmas from ranging selections and seasonal “Gloria,” ever-popular 250th birthday year with his “Missa Brevis” in B-flat. Also on on Also B-flat. in Brevis” “Missa his with year birthday 250th be offered, some accompanied by a full chamber orchestra. chamber a by full accompanied some offered, be Newington, near Wal-Mart. near Newington, seasonal music on Saturday, December 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Holy at p.m. 2 7:30 at December Saturday, on music seasonal Trinity Lutheran Church, located at 22 Fox Run Road in South South Berwick will present a concert of Christmas and 642-5556. day day of the luncheon are asked to call the at restaurant (603) (603) (603) 382-3596; Barbara at (603) 474-2388; or Sandra at (978) Those 388-3341. who need to on cancel their the reservation Ministries, also a non-profit organization. a non-profit also Ministries, be provided for those in attendance. in those for provided be Project. The luncheon will be held from 12-2 p.m.; doors open open doors p.m.; 12-2 from held be will luncheon The Project. will nursery complimentary (inclusive); $12 is Cost a.m. 11 at are asked to please bring mittens or a scarf for the Mitten Tree Tree Mitten the for scarf a or mittens bring please to asked are music music in “With a Song in My Heart.” Members and guests December 11 at the Pond View Restaurant, located on Route located Restaurant, at the 11 Pond View December Kingston. in 125 the upcoming “Christmas Memories” luncheon, co-sponsored co-sponsored luncheon, Memories” “Christmas upcoming the by and Seacoast Women Christian taking place on Monday, more information, call Elaine Bodwell at (603) 772-5473. (603) at Bodwell Elaine call information, more Opera Orchestra and the Boston Pops. Boston the and Orchestra Opera experience experience include performing with the NH Boston the Philharmonic Symphony, Nashua the NH Orchestra, Orchestra, municipalities, and charitable organizations. Members’ musical musical Members’ England during organizations. the charitable last and six municipalities, years for churches, colleges, a lively narration. a lively ensemble will perform music from the early Baroque period the music from will early Baroque perform ensemble as well as adding special “spice” selections, Christmas with Sunday, December 3 at 10 a.m. at the church, which is located located is which church, the at a.m. 10 at 3 December Sunday, Kensington. in 150 Route on start off the Christmas season on a musical note. a on musical season Christmas the off start extends an open invitation to the public for an opportunity to to opportunity an for public the to invitation open an extends attend this community holiday event. holiday community this attend cookies, cookies, cocoa and holiday music back at following the immediately lighting. The the public is invited to fire station luminaries followed by the tree lighting at 5 at p.m. lighting tree the by followed luminaries At At the tree there will be carol music singing, and placing of station station at 4:30 p.m. in order to go as a group to the circle. this community event. All residents, friends and neighbors of of neighbors and friends residents, All event. community this attend. to invited are Stratham (SVFD), (SVFD), Stratham Community Church, Stratham Recreation in will all be Scouts participating and Stratham Commission Stratham Circle will take place on Sunday, December 3. December Sunday, on place take will Circle Stratham tlantic A . om .C ews N Classic Irish tlantic songs, Irish dazzling dancers, lilt the of Celtic pipes, and poignant stories youth Londra’s from Country” Old “the in — an evening A “A Celtic Yuletide” “A Celtic Yuletide” with Expires 12-24-2006 modern dances ranging from from ranging dances modern jigs to fast moving, accurate, hard shoe dancing. dead- As host for Michael the Londra, evening, performs traditional, heartwarmingIrish carols versions of Christmas songs and you know and Gaelic love such as known (better Chiun" "Oiche as “Silent Night”). everyone send to guaranteed out into the winter's warmed night by the spirit Celtic of a Christmas. Join Music the Hall for this holiday joyous celebration in historic the venue for the holidays decorated — surely a delight for the whole family. is one of shows several at holiday the – Music which Hall include Dream: A Jazz “Clara’s Nutcracker” December 1-2; Sing,” “Messiah December New Hampshire Symphony 3; and Orchestra, December 17. Michael Londra presented at the Music will Hall on be Saturday, December 9 at 2 p.m. and 8 range from p.m. $20-$35 and can Tickets be purchased at the Music Hall box office; by (603) 436-2400, calling or online at www.themusichall.org. *Excluding Special Orders *Excluding With This Ad* With ews N Refreshments All Weekend All Refreshments 20% Off Entire Purchase Purchase Entire 20% Off Large SelectionLarge of Hostess Gifts tlantic A the to ‘A Celtic Yuletide’ Celtic Yuletide’ ‘A PORTSMOUTH | The holiday musical A leading force in Irish Blending traditional pecial Music Music Hall presents The Music on Hall, located ChestnutPortsmouth, presents Street live on stage Yuletide” Celtic “A in for two shows on Saturday, December 9 at 2 p.m. 8 p.m. and Michael features performance Londra, renowned tenor/ world star vocalist Irish of “ R i v e Broadway’s rBacked d a n c esensational by . ” groups "An band Irish rousing the — two breathtaking the and Dochas" Haran Irish Londra Dancers will Seacoast — audiences enchant with his his crystalline voice. music worldwide, Londrais the creator, programmer and host of devoted station RadioCelt, radio Internet the exclusively to Celtic music. tenor Irish contemporary The redefines what one thinks of gorgeous with music, Irish as sounds influenced by artists like Sarah McLachlan. Whelan, Bill the composer"Riverdance," of Londra as having described "a that floats and transcends." voice Irish music the fueled energy versatility with of of jazz, the band rock “An Dochas” will and share the stage with the breathtaking Haran Irish Dancers perform who traditional and S Pillows Wall Art Wall - Unique Gifts Fri-Sat-Sun • Dec 1-3 Fri-Sat-Sun Located Behind The Country Stratham Store Store Hours: Store Mon-Fri 10:00 - 6:00 • Sat 10:00-5:00 • Sun 12:00 - 4:00 Specializing In… Lamps Christmas Open House Jewelry 157 Portsmouth Ave. 157 Stratham Portsmouth NH Ave. 03885 • 603-772-5491 WEST Continued on 18A• ! Free Gift Wrapping! Gift Free Through Through the eyes of his Frank Capra’s classic film Frank classic Capra’s olidays Beautiful Gift Baskets Now Available Dried Flowers gets gets his wish. guardian angel, Oddbody, George Clarence sees the world as it would have been had he never comes existed. to He realize man is an island that to himself,” “no and finds that the his family and townsfolk are love of lively lively production style fea turing a miniature table-top stage, colorful puppets and masks. “It’s A Wonderful Life” was Gift,” Greatest “The on based a short story by Philip Van Stern. Doren It tells the story of George Bailey, man a in a good small is town who so busy helping life seems others, to pass Despondent, him he wishes he’d by. never been born — and he olidays H H 6 1 - - - - s appy w e H N at WEST ntic a tl A eacoast he t S to l a PORTSMOUTH | Get Pontine’s Artistic Direc ci e ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ ‘It’s a Wonderful p densed version of of script the Life,” Wonderful “It’s A which is drawn a from 1940s radio play. Pontine adds a into into the spirit of the season holiday a on twist new a with Theatre Pontine when classic presents “It’s a Wonderful Life,” playing December 15- 23 at the West End Theatre Studio (WEST), located at 959 Islington Street in Ports mouth. Mathews Marguerite M. tors, and Greg Gathers will per form a two-person, con S - - - - - 47 o t 31, N n ol The “Ever Roping Roping a ornament exclu available is at sively Exeter Fine located Crafts, at 61 This ful grace technique lends perfectly to the itself imagery of the pine branch es around wrapped body the of bell. the green Bell” r Ornaments Ornaments Succulents Succulents g 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 Open 7 Days 7 Open a Wreaths r Holiday Plants Plants Holiday Water Water Street in downtown Exeter. Stop through by Saturday from Monday a.m. 10 to 5:30 p.m., day 12-4 from p.m. For more or Sun information, call (603) 778- 8282. the the sumi-e brush technique. Falls. Each piece is decorated is decorated piece Each Falls. with designs applied with sparkle Deer Repellents Repellents Deer ecember F - | D s holiday w & e ews by Lori Dilmore ‘Evergreen Bell’ N N Tools & Pottery & Tools Accent Jewelry | Repair h ntic a s tl Garden Inspired Gifts Inspired Garden tlantic - - - A (603) 436-2732 436-2732 (603) e he t Gift Certificates Gift Greens & Berries & Greens Greenland, NH 03840 NH 03840 Greenland, 64 Breakfast Hill Road Hill Road Breakfast 64 r to Diamonds | Gem Stones | Gold | Silver | Pearls Amaryllis l F Live & Fresh Cut Trees Cut Fresh & Live a A 16A | Books Ring Ring in the holidays Lori creates wheel- The deli EXETER | Exeter Fine Rolling Green Nursery Rolling Nursery Green ci Holiday lights... www.rollinggreennursery.com www.rollinggreennursery.com e p age thrown, high-fired stoneware stoneware high-fired thrown, from her studio in the Sea coast area town of Hampton brush painted stoneware and and stoneware painted brush is signed and dated by the artist. ware Each bell. bell is hand thrown, white pines grace stone unique the cate fronds of Hampshire’s New “Evergreen by Bell” artist Dilmore. Lori release their of annual sixth orna ment, the Crafts has announced the with with Exeter Fine Crafts S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 17A UES T 10-6 age 10-4 RI | P Books AT , F Classes ews OURS ON H N HU PEN O , T VENING tlantic ED E 12-6 • S Dollars! OR Our Special Zipper F , W Customer Loyalty Customer Loyalty Ask about our Programs & UE Art Equipment ALL T Beginner’s Beginner’s Kits ON & more! NH • 964-1113 C Gift Certificates Planes, Cars M Controlled 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 (603) 379-8043 Remote Railroads, Thomas, HO & N Gauge Thomas, HO & Discounted Pricing On Discounted FINE ART SUPPLIES Refreshments! Refreshments! ecember AMPTON H The Hobby Shop Square at Times D 47 | o ORTH 14 Lafayette Rd. ~ Unit 1 ~ North Hampton, NH Sat, Dec 9, 12-8 • Sun, Dec 10, 11-4 9, 12-8 • Sun, Sat, Dec Christmas Party! Christmas Holiday Hours: Mon-Fri 10-7, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5 32, N . . N ol D V R - - www.brushandpalet.com AFAYETTE 18 L ! Finally, on Monday, For more information Then, on Saturday, olidays Special Orders & Discounts Available taken with Santa and enjoy nibbling on some delicious holiday treats. Between now and the day of the library the have a party, table set up especially for children to write a letter to Santa. December 11 at 3:30 singer p.m., Judy Pancoast stop by will the library to a give performance which is fun for all ages. about these Carol Sanborn at the Hamp events, ton call Falls Free Library, (603) 926-3682. December 9 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, Santa Claus will be visiting the library for annual the Santa Party. This is a wonderful time for dren chil to have their picture olidays H H 7 1 - - - appy ews H N tlantic A eacoast the on the John at S Seacoast to Our hearts Hampton Hampton Falls and prayers Gus’ Bike… Your Your Friends are with you. Coming up on Wednes Speaking of puppets, HAMPTON FALLS | The | FALLS HAMPTON pecial Holiday Holiday events at eral couple of weeks. the p.m. 2 at 6 December day, library will present a puppet show featuring "Carol and Enjoy an entertaining Crew." show with Youth Librarian Carol Sanborn and her pup pet pals. on Thursday, December from 7 10 a.m. to the 4:30 library p.m., will hold annual their puppet/ toy Fred Reidy of Puppet World sale. will visit with his beautiful puppets, quality games, toys and puzzles. This is a major fund raiser for programming at the library. children's By the way, the Friends of the Library will provide free gift wrapping. Hampton Falls Free Library on Drinkwater Road be hosting a will number of fun events for kids families and over the their next sev S cenes S Cub Scouts from Pack 177 in — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo The Hampton Community Chorale Members of the Rye Driftwood Club oliday om .C H ews N on Saturday, December 2 at Road Washington in Rye. Webster at Rye, located on Kim Devlin-Brytz, and Marilyn O’Brien. their The arrangements club on will sale have at a Holiday Fair taking place unique holiday arrangements and boxwood Christmas trees. Pictured here are (from left) Paula Shea, Kathryn Job, recently recently prepared greens and containers for their sale of Thomas Dumont and Matthew Fernandes. the Pack’s overall goal. Pictured Eli and Zach Bernstein, brothers Goodman, Zach Andronaco, here are (from left) Sam fundraiser. fundraiser. Each Scout had at an least 35 individual plain goal or of decorated wreaths selling in order to reach Hampton helped to unload this year’s supply wreaths of evergreen just in time for their annual Christmas season 926-5520 or Steve Portrie at (603) 964-2115. members love music and love to sing. For more information about the concert and /or the choir, call Katie Ells at (603) at the First Congregational Church of Hampton, 127 located Winnacunnet at Road. This is a non-audition choir whose (formerly known as the Seacoast Chorale) will perform their annual Winter Concert on Saturday, December 16 at 3 p.m. HOLLY HOLLY AND IVY — THE WREATHS ARE IN — HOLIDAY HOLIDAY CONCERT — tlantic A . om .C ews N ye all air R F or tlantic f at treat air n F oppe u h f airs S A olly sweet ebster ers F a W H ff e olly o h at t air H f e air h to air t F F to oliday ome ristmas C h H ristmas oliday C ome h C H C Stratham Community Church is located at 6 Emery Lane in in Lane Emery 6 at located is Church Community Stratham | Pilgrim when of time that It’s again, year BRENTWOOD PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | The North Church of Portsmouth will The Greenery will feature beautiful, thick wreaths and Before, during or after shopping, plan to enjoy a lobster For more information about the Holly Shoppe Fair, call GREENLAND | Greenland Community Congregational There is no admission for this community holiday event, homemade of hundreds with Walk Cookie a be will Featured as sandwiches, and soup feature will menu luncheon full A RYE | Webster at Rye, a nursing care and retirement baked raffle, a feature will and public, the to open is fair The STRATHAM | Stratham Community Church will host a The public is invited to come and enjoy the day while few of A the many events of the day face include painting, quilt quilt squares, “Fresh Greens” homemade food wrapping children's a and toys, loved children's candy, jewelry, costume room, and a silent pleasure. dining everyone’s auction. The café will be open 772-3389. call (603) information, For more Stratham. for Church holds its December 2 annual from 9 a.m. to 1 Christmas p.m. Featured at the Fair fair be good food and will joyous, live music of the season. The craft on Saturday, tables will have novelty gifts some on from display, foreign table bake the both from be available will treats Sweet lands. and cookie walk. There will also be a Christmas with Boutique both new and vintage holiday items. Jigsaw and puzzles the ever-popular Attic Treasures will be on sale. And don’t miss the fabulous lobster luncheon menu rolls, which chicken, includes a venison chili. The events salad of the morning will feature a plate, visit corn by Mrs. Santa who Claus, will be happy to help the chowder children and with craft projects and pose for Church pictures. United Pilgrim Come The season. the of to spirit the catch and the fair of Christ is located on Route in 111A Brentwood. For more 778-3189. call (603) information, hold hold its annual Holly Shoppe Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, December 2 in the Parish House, located at Road in Portsmouth. Spinney 355 kissing balls, plain or adorned with a selection of bows and decorations. Exquisite handmade ornaments, pillows, bags, photo candies, goods, baked items, knitted and hand-painted prints, candles, knives and church goods along with much will be available. more roll, some chowder, or a hot There’s also hourly door prizes to and be dog Santa given away, and dessert for a.m. to lunch. 1 p.m. 11 will be a from paying visit at 772-1724. (603) Philbrook Patty Church will hold its located house, parish annual the at p.m. 2 to a.m. 9 from 2 Christmas December Fair on Saturday, Center. on 151) in Post Road (Route Greenland and activities. of two floors merchandise will feature which cookies; a silent Auction featuring a wide variety of items and local services; handcrafted items made by the church’s Women’s Alliance; gifts created by Greenland’s Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops; tables and other locally made of products; a Children’s Shoppe with jewelry, gourmet foods, items under $1 for kids ages 10 and under; free activities including cookie children’s decorating; and plenty of nearly- new items. well as ice cream sundaes. For more information about this annual Christmas event, contact Heidi Duncanson at (603) @aol.com. or HeidiDuncanson 431-4966 community located at 795 Washington Road, will host annual Holiday its Fair on December Saturday, 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. goods, handcrafted items, and more. For more information, call Activities Coordinator Kerry Robertson at 8144. (603) 964- 9 2 a.m. to from December 1 p.m. Fair on Holly Saturday, meeting Joane Snow the Duncanson, author of in “Breakfast the Bathtub.” ------! Tax-Aide Tax-Aide is a free com Those individuals who For more information on • Sunday, December 17, Tickets for all holiday Candlelight Stroll ticket Sure to delight every Area Area call (603) 474-3732 or (888) 227-7669 or visit www. aarp.org/taxaide. Stroll, Stroll, can be purchased at or www.strawberybanke.org by calling (603) 433-1107. many leadership positions. Expense reimbursement is provided for program relat ed, out-of-pocket expenses. munity service administered by the program AARP Foundation in cooperation with the IRS. AARP mem bership is not required to be volunteer. a Tax-Aide prep tax about learn to want aration and enjoy working with people and are numbers encouraged to help the low- and moderate-income taxpayers of all ages in their community by becoming a Volunteer. Tax-Aide how to become a Tax-Aide volunteer in the Seacoast able for groups of 10 or more. more. or 10 of groups for able Reservations are mended, and may be made recom by calling Pontine Theatre at (603) 436-6660, or online at www.pontine.org. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., the Music Hall presents Holiday Pops with the Orchestra; NH 4-9 p.m. Candle Symphony light Stroll Banke at Strawbery shows at the Music Hall can be purchased at box at office 28 ChestnutPortsmouth; by calling (603) Street 436-2400; in or at www.themu sichall.org prices are $18 $10 for children, and for $40 for adults, families. Tickets, which can be used for any night of the holiday carols. Following the Following carols. holiday mem audience performance, bers are invited on stage for eggnog and cookies, plus a chance to meet the perform at look close-up a get and ers the set and props. member of the family, Pon Life” Wonderful A “It’s tine’s will be presented at WEST on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. All tickets are $15; a special prepaid rate of $10 is avail olidays H 8 1 ------appy H Although tax training In January, AARP and the and AARP January, In Volunteers are asked to Laurie Meeder provides a provides Meeder Laurie • Thursday, December 10 15, December Friday, • December 16, • Saturday, Mathews and Gathers Popular Seacoast song AARP From 3A VINTAGE From 14A VINTAGE WEST WEST From 16A and certification is encour aged, it is not required for “An 1836 Portsmouth Nut Candlelight p.m., 4-9 cracker; Stroll at Strawbery Banke Aide sites across the state. IRS will sponsor a free train ing course for the prepara tion of income tax returns in conjunction with (IRS) the VITA and (AARP) Aide Tax- programs. give a week each minimumhours four of ment commit over the 10-week tax season. Individuals of all ages, back grounds and skill levels are encouraged to apply. Indi viduals, who have computer skills, are especially needed to perform electronic filing of returns. Volunteers needed are to technology, as such positions fill leadership training, administration and communication. accompanying her with ethnic instruments vocalsand guitar. per the for score acoustic live formance, featuring popular 4-9 p.m., Candlelight Stroll at Strawbery Banke 14, 10 a.m. to the hour), 2 Strawbery Banke p.m. (on presents Holiday Tours; 7 House p.m. England Ballet presents “An New 1836 Portsmouth Nutcracker” a.m. to 2 p.m. (on the hour), Strawbery Banke p.m., 7 Tours; House presentsHoliday presents England New Ballet “An 1836 Portsmouth Nut cracker” 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 presents England New p.m., Ballet precious gifts. precious bring their story of version condensed — minute a 40- the Frank Capra screenplay — to the stage with a com bination of shadow puppets, puppets, hand bunraku-style commedia dell’arte masks and live action. stress and recording artist, Lucie Therrien opens program with the a variety multi-lingual holiday of songs, - - - - 47 o 31, N ol ibrary fair L ane L otes 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 holiday For more information Each year, some 2,500 at CREATIVITY From CREATIVITY 4A ’ although City Year directly is related not to Destina tion ImagiNation, they both share positive,empowering goals. student- about either organization,visit www.cityyear.org www.nh-di.org. or They also learn and practice “think on their feet” for skills the Instant portion of the competition. Challenge New Hampshire studentsfrom nearly 200 schools and community organizationsjoin the over dents 200,000 in stu 56 countriestake that part inlargest the creative world’s solving competition, problem tination Des ImagiNation. And students select andChallenges that solve incorpora te core school subjects with a focus that structural, is improvisational, theatrical, scientific or technical — or a blend of several disciplines. N ecember PTO at | D ews N gifts ng torytelli S oliday tlantic reat H G inter ‘W The East Kingston Elementary PTO’s Holiday Fair will Also available will be homemade fudge, handmade soaps Exhibitors to date include Creative Memories, Silpada Vendors Vendors will be exhibiting and selling a multitude of EAST KINGSTON | EAST The KINGSTON East Kingston Elementary PTO’s The library is located on Academy Avenue in Hampton. Sponsored Sponsored by the New Hampshire Humanities Council, Harris will present a thought-provoking look at seasonal HAMPTON | Take a HAMPTON break | from all Take the holiday shopping A 18A | information, call (603) 642-3511. activities include the famous Cookie Walk, lunch to purchase purchase to lunch Walk, Cookie famous the include activities and a raffle to enter. be held at the school, located at 5 Andrews Lane. For more and wreaths, crocheted items, handmade jewelry, cat and dog accessories and homemade chocolates. Additional jewelry, jewelry, handmade ornaments, Mia Bella products, Candles, Avon Usborne Books, Tastefully Pampered Chef and Tupperware. Simple, Mary Kay, 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. holiday goodies to fit everyone’s gift-giving needs. annual Holiday Fair is the place to be on Saturday, December Saturday, on be to place the is Fair Holiday annual For more information, contact Darrell Eifert at 3368. (603) 926- this program is a seasonal blend of laughter, song, and story and song, laughter, of blend seasonal a is program this that the whole family will It enjoy. is free and open to the public. traditional Christmas celebrations, of holiday Dickens, Longfellow and observations others, and wonderful winter weather and wildlife talks. 7 at 6:30 p.m. cultures. across and history throughout celebrations holiday He weaves together lore about the origins and evolution of madness and enjoy Michael some Harris of “Winter Southern Storytelling” New visits the Hampshire Lane when Memorial University Library on Thursday, December age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------. 19A age 19A age | P ews | P N Of course, Des “Mr. “Mr. Lane has been to put their project ews into action. Assum seek a “loan” in order order in “loan” a seek ing all steps planned, go the as classes will be offering a col lection of note cards for sale to the LAS community. haies and her two staffers staffers are grateful for the valuable input pro N vided for this lesson by Co-Ed Sportswear. so supportive of our school,” said Cutting, tlantic tlantic 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 1, 2006 | A Once these details are in place, they will Cutting said they are looking at a couple of The two classes are now looking into design ecember need to approach Principal Judith Deshaies to and whether color will be an option. affordable decisions on the type of paper that will be used vices (cost is a defining factor), and will make different different possible places to provide print ser ing cards. Again, they will follow the necessary to produce their product. process ing, printing and selling their own line of greet often in more than just one way. how unexpected production glitches (in this case, this (in glitches production unexpected how a broken stapler) can affect the entire process, In fact, with that particular project they found out found they project particular that with fact, In their own line of construction paper “blue jeans.” discussed consumer relations, and have produced produced have and relations, consumer discussed ecember D 47 | o 47 |D Students have read “From Wheat to Pasta,” taste-tested o 32, N recalling recalling how the business had previously provided T-shirts for the LAS Invention Convention event. really “We appreci ate it.” where where the students have been busy ties related to with manufacturing and selling numerous a product, all activi while engaging their core subjects. companies, associated the with corresponded and juices apple ol 32, N V - ol V - ! Kassandra. - - olidays H 9 1 appy cut off” during printing, explained ished shirts because their names “were “were names their because shirts ished H autograph their signatures on the fin In one instance, Howard and Kristyn Steven had to the smiley face, and both Kassandra printed directly on ended up being Kliegle’s first name the “t” in Bridget product’s product’s features. few of their finished amusement with a shirts, and found great great found and shirts, tags to the individual added. speed used to add Naturally, safety was paramount was safety Naturally, “We had an adult for every couple of children,” assured The visit provided a valuable connection to the classroom, “ We Certain aspects of the facility “I liked when we got to go in to “I thought the machines were pretty “It was wicked hot,” added Nicole. Student Holden Wasson and his was really big.” Indeed, apparel boxes reportedly of reached to lofty ceiling of the the warehouse. Sports Co-Ed the of tour the during wear facility, and plenty of chaper ones came along. Cutting. were like f a m opeople!” u she s itself were pretty impressive. Kristyn recalls thinking “This is a big place!” when they first began the tour. they had the T-shirts the place where stored,” said Lauren Connolly. “It cool,” said Jamie gan McLaughlin.Brown said her favorite part Mor “was when they brought the T-shirts out of the dryer.” classmates were fascinated with the - - - - om - .C - om - ews .C N oices V ews emo N r P tlantic , 21 A iz Those machines included the apparatus which actually “We “We got to do it all by ourselves,” explained Eric Lane, Rachel Ingham enjoyed seeing how computer technology “It was really fun,” said Abby Merrill. “We got to paint the Abby Merrill. “It “We fun,” was said really “I Moschetto. Morgan said everything,” seeing cool was “It “Kids learn best,” said Cutting, “when they have the Students from both classes agreed. Viewing the process — and being a part of it — provided — a and being a part of it the — process provided Viewing “He walked them through The visit had a family con While at the Their excur The fascinating field trip was part of a study unit on HAMPTON HAMPTON FALLS | Multi-age 1-2 classes at Lincoln L tlantic Education Education by design y ditor a high degree of heat to dry them. applies the design to the T-shirts as well as the one which uses which one the as well as T-shirts the to design the applies his father. “I his like father. how he runs the machines.” adding that he and his classmates did have “a little help” from from help” little “a have did classmates his and he that adding And Nicole Elbeery said she “liked when we were pushing the pushing were we when “liked she said Elbeery Nicole And paintbrushes to spread the ink” in order to make the design. yellow portions of the design in preparation for the printing. was used in the screening process to separate the black and never really knew how to make T-shirts.” shirts.” opportunity to do, rather than Seeing hear. is nice, but doing is better.” unique lesson in the business production. of T-shirt ting. “He was so well-prepared. It was ‘real world’ to them.” the whole process,” said Cut ting’s class. owned and operated by Mark Lane, whose son Eric is in Cut nection — the business is to school. directly on directly white tees, which they have already been able to wear surrounded by their signatures in black) (a yellow smiley face also print their very own T-shirt design the different pro duction areas, but to not only visit ity, ity, students had the opportunity massive facil little bit of both. S p o r t smade w e a them r a sion to Co-Ed sumers. have been discovering the valuable connection between producers and con In addition to learning about steps goods and materials and needed to services make a and product, the the children economics in Barbara Cutting’s and Pam Heubner’s classes. during a recent visit to Inc. Co-Ed in Sportswear, Newfields. Akerman School took hands-on learning to the industrial level industrial the to learning hands-on took School Akerman B E A . om .C ews Multi- N by Liz Premo tlantic allery A — Atlantic News Photos G Age and 3-4 guests check projects on Landing Day; out studentsa Kindergartenis served cornbread class snack at time; Judy Deshaies holds the Principal microphone for morning announcements; and two students work classroom. in their BUSY DAYS — hoto P LAS ------! 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Participants are is asked to bake up two more) of dozen their tastiest home (or made cookies. Then, family B S give would that society “Any up a little liberty to gain a lit tle security will deserve nei ther and lose both.” Today, the United States ment has the difficult task of govern maintaining a delicate ance bal between infringement - - Government representatives need to do what they can in Since the United States was founded, its citizens have This unique annual cook of citizens’ rights and the order they must maintain country. for Government the officials must always what the be fathers mindful of this of country and century 21st the in live wanted we that fact the mind in keep must in 1776. They also the walked once that those than generation different very a are steps of the Capitol. order to keep America safe, and sometimes, though restrict the it rights of citizens, may these laws A are per necessary. son is not allowed to yell “fire!” when in theater because it a would create chaos more among A crowded patrons. movie profound example of this is the oath taken by the branches of the U.S. military which limits the luxury of free speech while representing their respective service, but with good reason. It would be difficult for men and women, trying to serve their to do country, their job while maintaining any state of decent morale or effectiveness while listening to someone else speak out against the commander in chief or Congress. enjoyed rights, most important of which is the speech. right though However, it would be to ideal to agree with free Ben minds in every situ Franklin and allow citizens to speak their ation, in the world that we live in today, it while maintain upholding order, pure free is speech. The world impossible to has changed, and so must the laws by which we live. season,” according to PAL’s Joanne Meyer. ie drive “is the perfect way appre family’s your show to ciation and to help that each and ensure every member of the staff gets a gift,” adds BE BE - - - - - (A $250 VALUE!) ONLY $27 ONLY n ducatio YOUNGER! E HEALTHIER, FEEL FEEL HEALTHIER, WE OFFER GREAT CARE FOR A GREAT FEE. GREAT FOR A CARE WE OFFER GREAT your initial Mention this ad when you make an appointment and receive for new patient exam entire Tuesday 3-6 • Friday 7:30-11:30 Tuesday Mon-Wed-Thurs 7:30-11:30 & 3-6 Mon-Wed-Thurs ! 8;>;7BJ>?;H <;;BOEKD=;H AWARD Continued on 26A• AWARD The school’s organi PAL ,&)#*-*#///&rHj['"-(-BW\Wo[jj[HZrI[WXheea"D>rmmm$d^Y zation is currently recruiting the baking talents of mem bers of the NHS community who would like to “add to a bounty of cookies to be split among the fabulous teach ers and staff this holiday olidays H - - 22 - appy H es oic V oices o V 21 bZ]oci[WXheea$YecbZ]oci[WXheea$Yec bZ]oci[WXheea$Yec em emo r r to P P , 21 l WHS WHS senior a iz iz NORTH HAMPTON | HAMPTON | Winnacun The contest, sponsored by the New Hampshire Supreme Congress decided in 2004 that Constitution Day should The contest was open to all NH students enrolled in The participating newspapers selected a winner from The essay question asked, “The First Amendment to the (Editor’s Note: Brenda L L ci A sweet time A at North Hampton School e writes writes award- y y p ditor winning winning essay Christmas Time is Time Cookie at NorthSchool, and the holiday sea Hampton son is about to get sweeter for the NHS staff. a little es.) HighSchoolnetannouncedhaswon Shepardhas thatBrenda first place in the New HampshireContest. Constitution Day Essay Hampshirenewspapers,NewfivecontesCourtand required tantstowrite anessay relativeAmendment totheFirst inthis year’s observance of Constitution Day. be observed in schools educational each programs about year the history on and SeptemberConstitution. signing The of contest 17 the is one with way which students in can NH be part of the annual observance. grades 5-12. All essays were words, limited and to were no judged more on than the the 300issue, writers’clear writing and understandingthinking, presentation, grammar of and spelling. entries submitted for grades 5-8 and 9-12. The statewide win ner is selected by members of the NH Supreme Court. US Constitution gives citizens the right to framersfree of thespeech. Constitution alsoThe said the government should maintain order and keep our country and communities safe. 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Call Before You traditions traditions around Center, the Science world Seacoast during the at a place Coastal taking Celebrations Night Teen Marine Rye. in Park State Point Odiorne at located in fun games, crafts the around globe. by enjoyed communities coastal and festivities activities that highlight winter Dinner, dessert and prizes are included festivities. in the evening's teens the between ages of and facilitated 12-15. Chaperoned way entertaining a are low-cost, evenings the staff, by Center learning evening the spend to students aged school middle for friends. their with $8 and members, Center Science Seacoast for $5 only at offered by Monday, must pre-register teens Interested non-members. December 4 by the contacting Center at (603) ext. 436-8043, 20. slopes! the hit to December Thursday, on night information mandatory a be will equipment, 7 rental in the During the info participating night, cafeteria. school snowboard and ski for fitted be McIntyre will at 5 students January Friday, on begins action The necessary. if Ski Area in Seating Manchester. on the (skiers bus transportation chaperones will is seeking be is limited, so School offered on Marston a addition, In first-come, basis. first-served more For program. the with to assist willing are who or non) opportunities, chaperoning or Club Ski the about information 926-8708. (603) at School Marston call 2007 Chem-Free celebration School. High is Winnacunnet at p.m. scheduled 6:30 at 6 for December Wednesday, and volunteers parent senior and by junior organized seniors volunteers Parent businesses. by community local sponsored needed. urgently are range wide a and Leighton Thomas the on dancing with cruise UNH. at Center Hamel the at available were activities of which meeting, organizational second their for committee the B-103. Room in held be will 758-9231. (603) at WHS, at Affairs Student Large Selection of Used Skis Recycled Sports of NH 32, N ol V ------! Hampton Hampton Academy stu Seabrook Seabrook Middle School The Winnacunnet Holi dents dents who plan on part in the Bee Geography at taking the school level should note that they will need to the late take bus home or arrange for a ride. information, For call additional Hampton Academy at (603) 926-2000. nationwide through ary Janu 12, with qualifying tests submitted from registered schools by January 31. State- level Geographic Bees will be held on March the 30, winners at this level will and National to the advance then to scheduled Bee Geographic take place between May 22- DC. 23 in Washington, day day Concert will be held on December Wednesday, 20 at 7 p.m. in the Winnacunnet Community Featured Auditorium. will be the Concert WHS Band, Chorus and Jazz Band, and performed by selections the Chamber Singers. Admission is free. The bands will be conducted direc chorus Cyrus; by Tony tion is by Richard Ray. For more information call (603) 926-3395. will welcome the New Year with their annualConcert on Thursday, Janu Winter the in Held p.m. 6:30 at 18 ary school gymnasium, the con performances feature will cert by the middle school’s band and chorus. For more infor 474-9221. (603) call mation is scheduled for December 19 Tuesday, at 7 the p.m. Winnacunnet at Commu nity Auditorium. all of Starring the school’s fifth grade classes under the direction of teachers Gus Carlson and Amy Santarelli, this produc tion will have lots of music and mystery — and a year’s worth of vocabulary words. the call information more For 926-8708. (603) at school olidays H ------23 ------appy H n ducatio School-level Geograph Each Each year thousands of At Lincoln Akerman music of the Instrumental At Marston School, a North Hampton School E subject, and increase lic pub awareness about geogra phy. Schools with students in grades four through eight entertain for this eligible are ing and challenging test of geographic knowledge. ic Bees will be conducted ticipate. schools in the United States participate in the materi using Bee National Geographic als by prepared the National con The Society. Geographic to test is encourage designed teachers to include raphy in geog their spark classrooms, student interest in the 964-5501. School, the annual holiday concert will take place December Thursday, 14 at on 7 p.m. in the school gymnasi feature will program The um. all students in grades the K-4, elementary and middle school choirs, and is the director LAS musical The bands. Susan Long. For more infor 926-2539. (603) call mation holiday season and chorus performances will be sented at pre Barnard School on Monday, December 18 at 7 be will held The concert p.m. in the Eleanor M. Batchelder For Gymnasium. more infor 394-7744. (603) call mation special holiday musical play rus. rus. The bands will be con Andrew by instructor ducted Price; the choruses are by led music teacher Elizabeth Peterson. For more informa 926-2000. (603) call tion will present Grades their 5-6 annual holiday concert on Tuesday, December at 12 6:30 p.m. In the held be will event concert the of snow, the following evening. For more information call (603) ------es es oic oic o V o V em em r r P , , 21 P , , 21 iz iz The preliminary round The final and champion HAMPTON | The call HA preps for HA Geo-Bee Inaddition, Eadie will be Eadieoffers widea range All All concerts are free and Hampton Academy will SEACOAST SEACOAST | It’s time to Featuring a combination L L y ditor y School concerts light up the season ditor the the library right after school. The top 10 winners from the preliminary rounds will par Academy for School the Geographic Bee. All annual students in grades 6-8 have been invited to participate. will be December, and coming will be held in in mid- the library immediately after the schoolended. day has ship rounds will take place the following week, again in has gone out at Hampton B E For more information, stop by the Accents in Glass stu dioonHigh Street inHamp ton, or call (603) 929-9113. spring during the months of March andApril, 2007. Januaryinstructiongivingin attheCoolidgeWentworth/ House in Portsmouth, and is looking into classes through Portsmouth providing Adult Education as well. of classes at her studio, well as as glass and supplies. hold their annual Decem on Thursday, concert holiday Eastman the in p.m. 7 at 7 ber will selections Seasonal Gym. be performed by the Grade Band, the Sixth Sixth Grade Acade Hampton the Chorus, Hamp the Band, Concert my Jazz Band, and Academy ton Cho Academy the Hampton of of instrumental music and choral performances under of the each direction school’s band and chorus tors, these instruc concerts provide talent for student a showcase the make to way merry a and bright. season open to the public, and the community is attend. invited to sing sing in the — season holiday — as and the local New Year schools present their annual concerts. holiday B E ------Hampton impact om es e .C v oic o V Christina Hamilton Christina Hampton Academy Hampton ews etters em N Class in glass r ositi L P , 21 P iz Eadie is scheduled to HAMPTON | Christina Members Members of the commu Last year, Last Mr. Larry year, Fors Mr. Mr. DiMariano and Mr. On On behalf of the 8 Blue To the Editor: the To L tlantic y ditor Her class will be offered nextoffered be willclass Her adult education program at Winnacunnet High School. listings offered through the teach a course as part of the ground in arena.” the teaching that she has “broken new owner of Accents in inHampton, Glass has announced Eadie, an instructor in art the of stained glass and of so many children. many so of Thank Thank you for the positive you impact have on the lives but but act of on, the importance education and community. those who not only recognize, recognize, only not who those recognized and recognized validated by to you Thank community. the obtain obtain certain goals and are work is when their rewarded thing. Students work hard to hard work Students thing. and taking part in the lives of lives in the part taking and students is an extraordinary nity nity coming into the school Power and Bob Arsenault. Bob and Power Kara Schaake, Denyse Richter, Richter, Denyse Schaake, Kara Dowd Nancy Sullivan, Robin Renee Weiland, Renee Joan Weiland, Florent, Rose Westbrook, Smith, Betty dra dra Nickerson, Linda Stiles, Collins, Chrissy Caron, Kathy Kathy Caron, Chrissy Collins, Hancock, Dave Hobbs, San trials trials — thank you Barbara Blinn, Beverly Barney, Pam jurors and audiences for these these for audiences and jurors and and family members of stu came in dents to as serve the served served as the judge for the team's mock trials. Friends ley ley did the same when he question and answer sessions. answer and question gave gave the students feedback and allowed lots of time for als. After each trial, the judges judges the trial, each After als. tor, Deborah Joyce also served served also Joyce Deborah tor, as a judge for one of the tri dents at our school. Hampton Hampton school. our at dents Facilita curriculum Academy busy schedules to come in and and in come to schedules busy work with eighth grade stu Roach blocked off time in their their in time off blocked Roach our recent mock trial. mock recent our for coming in to our school and and school our to in coming for in judges team's our as serving DiMariano Al and Roach Mr. DiMariano I I would like to send out my thanks sincerest to Mr. Gene Team Team at Hampton Academy, B E A ‘We the ‘We people…’ . om .C ews N tlantic A — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo Students at Centre School recently held their Thanksgiving Sharing Assembly, where they performed several musical numbers, donated an estimated 30 boxes of items for their annual food offered special readings, drive. and SO THANKFUL — ------n ducatio E ! Then, Then, just prior to being Meanwhile, Principal Before Centre School’s “Turkey Dinner,” sung Dinner,” “Turkey to Thankful” Am “I Personal to to whisper that thing softly eyes. their opening before the were dismissed, students reminded by their principal several next the had they that days off to enjoy Thanksgiv families. their ing with essays essays were read in turn by a half-dozen students from another class. A “Rainbow Tribe” echo song was sung by everyone while Soboczin ski to danced the tune across the floor, Native American- style. Andrews’ favorite Thanks giving song — “Albuquer que Turkey” — told of how a turkey “wobbles and gobbles he and he’s absolutely mine” (to the tune of “Cle as mentine”). the Ultimately, song goes, the Chinese family food for Thanksgiv has ing dinner rather than their pet. favorite Thanksgiving the close, a to came Assembly to encouraged were students Sharing of think and eyes your “close thank really you’re thing one ful They were for.” then told the the tune of “Frere Jacques,” was performed by one class, then as a round the entire involving school. “Who will get the drumstick? Yummy, yummy, yum-stick” harmo nized well with of “turkey choruses dinner,” “gather sit down.” and “all ‘round” olidays H 24 - - - - appy H es oic o V Singing, Singing, sharing at Centre School em r P , , 21 iz On their way they Once they were seated The program featured HAMPTON | Students at at Students | HAMPTON Wearing handmade L y ditor Thanksgiving-themed songs, Thanksgiving-themed at times accompaniedsign language. by The signed numbers included Disney’s “Colors of the Wind,” by teacher Sally Soboczinski, led herself in a colorful feather dress. head “feather” reflecting head different tribes as well Indian as pilgrim hats dresses parad students the caps, and ed past two tables on their way to the gymnasium. dropped off the donations of food they had brought in from home, stacking canned items like vegetables and peanut soups on the butter, tables. These in turn boxed were up and sent to fill the help shelves at the St. Vin cent de Paul Society’s food pantry. around the perimeter of the gym, the students and their teachers were greeted Principal Nancy by Andrews, who offered a brief preview of the performances to fol low. individual classes singing Centre School displayed their their displayed School Centre generosity as well as performing their arts talents dur ing a special Thanksgiving Sharing Assembly held just for break recent their to prior holiday. the annual B E 47 o 31, N ol 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 allery ecember G 603-430-2038 | D ews N hoto http://portsmouth.maidbrigade.com tlantic P Locally owned and operated. Cleaning homes like yours since 1979. since yours like homes Cleaning operated. and owned Locally Photos by Liz Premo $30 Off Your First Cleaning A 24A | Equipment & Supplies Provided Every Cleaning Is Inspected & Guaranteed Uniformed, Bonded & Insured Read. Call. Do Nothing More. All major credit cards accepted. ● ● ● Grange. out their d i new c t i o n aa r i e s , O gift c e a n from s i d e a s s eand m b lSchool y Marston ; graders third check band members display i n s their t r ufollowing m e n t s an Student Council member rakes up a leaves and pile two of (From the top) At Academy, Hampton a SCENES — — Atlantic News S C H O O L Call today for a no obligation estimate. age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A age | P ews em ark N ‘ tlantic P old 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 h ecember Seabrook, NH Seabrook, (603) 474-3065 D 47 | o ournaments Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 Route 107 off exas 32, N www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com ol t t V - - - - reyhound n ducatio E G oker HA Continued on 26A• ! P harity It It was at this event held Adding to this bounty Every Thursday & Friday from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight. Every Thursday & Friday from 3:00 p.m. Every Saturday & Sunday from 12:00 Noon to Midnight prior to donat of the boxes the that break Thanksgiving ed food and hygienic items were sorted and assembled in the school cafeteria by the donated donated food items as well gro area to certificates gift as cery stores. were members of the Com munity Council, who only not brought donations food but drive also for the snacks volunteers who took part in a Thanksgiving Bas ket Party. olidays C & Greyhound Racing. & Greyhound H 25 - appy H of Thoroughbred, Harness of Thoroughbred, Great Food..... It’s a Great Escape ... And Quiet Conversation. es 7 Days & 7 Nights of Simulcasting 7 Days & 7 Nights oic o Generosity Generosity overflows at HA V eabrook em r P , , 21 iz The school-wide drive HAMPTON HAMPTON | “It was a “It turned out great,” S L y ditor food.” saw students from 6-8 grades bringing in a multitude of canned goods, hygienic products and other Many items. staff members also great success” is Hamp how success” great ton Academy sixth teacher Suzy Frost describes grade a recent Student organized food drive held at Council- the school. Frost adds. “We got tons of B E Seabrook Elementary Saint James Lodge F&AM allery G — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo The students, staff, and parents Seabrook Elementary School Resource hoto om P .C ews N enjoys Thanksgiving lunch with her student, Kelsey Lennox. many parents come in and enjoy the special luncheon their with children. Here, SES Grade Thomson, 2 Tammy teacher, dedicated SES cafeteria staff. The event is held annually and of Seabrook Elementary together School celebrated during Thanksgiving a special luncheon served up by the completed creation. their very own scarecrow by following a list The of students procedures. are pictured here in their classroom with their School students in Meg Bowersox's first grade class created officers officers help young children. Officer, Officer, Jimmy Deshaies, visits with pre-school students Kirsten in Schmidt's class, in order to talk about how police donation to Hampton DARE Police Officer Dave Hobbs. educate children in the hazards of drug use. Pictured here is Worshipful Master Lawrence A. Poliquin, Sr. presenting the of Hampton recently presented a monetary donation to the Seacoast DARE organization to assist in the work done to WE’RE THANKFUL — BUILD-YOUR-OWN SCARECROW — HERE TO HELP — MASONS DARE TO DONATE — tlantic A . ------ om .C ews N tlantic A The tasty home-baked As for the tags with their For more information Lee Lee can’t take all of the “From an early age I was Center Teen Outlook New “New Outlook engages KarmaThreads’ T-shirts able able online at www.kharma threads.com. treats will be delivered an to appreciative NHS staff. “They really look forward to it,” says Meyer. “And who doesn’t like cookies?” holiday messages, “We will be stringing these up on gar land in the faculty Meyer explains. room,” “The teach ers and staff LOVE to read the sentiments.” about taking part in has what become beloved display an of holiday “annualcheer” — and a very sweet one at that — Meyer at (603) 964-1331. call Joanne cational cational programs that build self esteem and responsibil ity. credit for launch, the however. She company’s cred its her with being daughter, an integral part Sarah, of getting the project off the ground. surrounded by parents and grandparents who went out of their way to give back to others. Now it’s my turn,” Lee continued. “Just as my parents did, I’m sharing my desire to make a difference with my 16-year-old daugh partner my been has who ter, in the design and for all of concept the apparel at Kar maThreads. Together researched we and these identified two charities as orga nizations that supported our goal of teens in helping need of nurturing programs and shelter.” beneficiary the be to happy is of gifts from a company that vision. a similar shares youth in opportunities that nurture belonging, indepen dence, resilience, and social and responsibility we are so pleased that KarmaThreads shares our mission to help teens in need,” said ney Whit Edgar, community liai son at New provide “The T-shirts Outlook Center. Teen teens — and those who are young at heart — with posi tive, inspirational messages that are so needed in today’s world.” are available Le Club Bou tique in Portsmouth, LunaChics and and The Willow avail also are They Exeter. in at-risk at-risk youth providing edu ------All cookies should be A disposable container The businesses participat The businesses a great done has “Rhonda identi has KarmaThreads SWEET From 22A T rom F 1A Both organizations Both reach out organizations to homeless, street kids and members can write a sonal note per on a tag, sign it, and send it to school along with the cookies. delivered to the NHS eteria by 8:45 a.m. on Friday, caf December 15. According to Meyer, there will be “elves” posted by each door to col lect the cookies as they are brought in, adult or student. whether via is the preferred method of transport, as the cookies will ultimately end up in more than 100 festive containers, all generously donated Shaw’s by in North Hampton. message of thanksgiving and of thanksgiving message provide a vehicle for every one to give back and make a real difference in the lives of teens in need,” said Lee. for thankful particularly “I’m the Exeter merchants are who supported us on Friday — helping to get the and KarmaThreads word about out This support. we charities the year as consumers kick off their holiday shopping we hope that they will consider T- KarmaThreads purchasing shirts and demonstrate how easy it can be to change.” for force become powerful a ing in KarmaThreads ‘Black Friday Day of Giving Back’ Blue Day Spa, Aura included Moon, IOKA, La Me & LunaChics, Ollies, Vin, Cave a' Water Street Bookstore, and was she said Lee Willow. The partici the with pleased very pation. KarmaThreads bringing of job to life, and we are to thrilled support the launch of positive this messaging apparel company on ‘Black Friday,’” said Dana DeNiro, owner of LunaChics. “What a way good to incorporate season. holiday the with back giving The ‘feel good’ T-shirts are fashionable and are appeal custom LunaChics the to ing age.” of — regardless ers fied the New Outlook Teen Center (www.new outlook teencenter.org) Kids for StandUp and based Exeter, in (www.stand upforkids.org) based in San programs in Diego, 30 states across with the country, as foundations that will receive charitable a portion of from the proceeds KarmaThreads sales. on ‘Black Friday’ to extend the the extend to Friday’ ‘Black on - - - - e v Exeter ser Chairman Henry Marsh Henry to North Hampton North Donald B. Gould B. Donald Please feel free to free feel Please Board of Selectmen of Board Emily C. Creighton, C. Emily ored Rep. Eileen Flockhart Eileen Rep. n o ! For the next two years, I years, two next the For H I I am once again honored I'd like to thank all the We have much work To the Editor: the To Election the of dust the As I congratulations received We We respectfully suggest with the opportunity to serve serve to opportunity the with my district. Having walked some different streets campaign season I this met even who eager were people more to engage me in discussion about issues and wish well. me had I those all and candidates the chance to meet along the way. to earn to work will continue the trust you have placed in representative. your as me ahead of us and I look the of part being you to for ward discussion. contact me (hartflock@ com concerns your with cast.net) Article Article 2 which is based on emotions. on not and facts discovered have I settles, Day a renewed sense candidates of from kindness civility and I had not know before this summer. with both grace and sincer It is then opponents. ity from need all we realize I what that are we that is acknowledge to much so opponents really not with members as community worked all We ideas. differing hard and eight of us selected. were giving away. giving that Article 2 is unnecessary, an emotional reaction, and a precedent not in the best interest of North Hampton. We trust the voters to make the best decisions about the do We not land. use of Town necessarily have the confidence same about over which we organizations outside have no or control influence. We hope that this on explana a decision to lead will tion olidays H 26 ------appy H mind for life Play prepares a child’s Open 7 Days (603) 772-4923 All All voters should under The inevitable result of Some literature Some published literature We recognized at all times times all at recognized We 107 Water 107 Street, Water Downtown NH Exeter, was explored but was was reject explored ed by the BOS as not in the Town. the of interest best stand that the BOS is power 57 the of use the dictate to less for Road property Woodland voters the unless purpose any proposal. a such approve first a yes vote on Article 2 will be to disenfranchise voters from having any say about the future use of con this Instead, Town property. owned be would of the property trol organiza outside an to ceded tion which, under the terms attached language deed the of to the could petition, require North Hampton to money enforcing spend the provi sions of be would we which the easement conservation that that any proposal to change the use of land Town would require approval by the vot to powerless is BOS the as ers any use of or authorize order land without voter approval. After a public hearing held by the BOS, we abandoned the idea of cell an alternative tower on Road 57 Woodland of the of strength the because and opposition the of results this on research historical our So property. again, the BOS’ proposal is off the table and will not move forward to a vote. Town by the of proponents Article 2 of also piece claims another that take” to the “tried BOS Town conservation property made We domain. eminent by no such The attempt. idea of our to land resolve this using problems, telecommunication alternatives, other with along a a wildlife observation tower be concealed would in which an antenna — label the merits hardly which a solution “industrial” complex as it is now characterized by some. 57 Woodland is that fact (The as Road Town was identified owned land available for a cell tower in a letter to ZBA the by the lawyers repre senting the individual who authored and circulated the 2.) Article for petition ------47 o 31, N ol 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 “We put together 50 boxes boxes 50 together put “We And it was something “The kids feel like they’re Good Good luck, Ms. Shea-Por Brenda was honored at The The BOS was asked by We We are concerned that Emotional appeals such as as such appeals Emotional doing something good,” said said good,” something doing Frost. “It really worked out well.” of of food for needy Hampton left have still and — families overs to get a head start on the Christmas baskets,” said “It Frost. was a true commu nity effort.” that made an impact on the younger portion of the HA community. tion cycles. tion luck. good ter, eration between freedom of safety. public and speech an awards held ceremony in High Concord. Winnacunnet School Principal Randy Zito and English cer the teacher attended also Downer Carol emony. rest rest of us mob the malls for the latest toys electronic and another Merry Christmas, or quarrel about what the holi day should be called. newbies’ The perspective needs to be heard, along with that of moderate, voters, middle-class without the histrion ics and hysteria that dominated the last few have elec a a number of citizens to find a solution to the lack of of part cell eastern the in coverage Assisted by Town. our attor good diligent, and after neys, faith and research, we comprehensive proposed by the consideration voters a for plan which would construct struc antenna “alternative an in Road Woodland 57 at ture” or pole flag a either of form the ests of those concerned. those of ests facts the and record the unless are clarified, the Town will lose control over this being up prop wind will it and erty controlled by outsiders over whom we have no or control influence. It is with respect for greatest our Con the servation Commission that perspective BOS’ the offer we and the facts regarding this property. won’t won’t use it for “industrial purposes.” emotion- produce often these driven results which in turn produce a lack of objectivity and, all too often, decisions that are not in the best inter ecember ------| D ews N tlantic A 26A | The generosity of the From From there members of In response, Brenda’s essay, essay, Brenda’s response, In A A fraction of American Right now, a tiny minority minority tiny a now, Right The The Conservation Com The The message contained Passage of Article 2 would would 2 Article of Passage HA From 25A AWARD From 22A AWARD POINT From 8A LETTERS LETTERS rom F 9A age the the next. Hampton Academy munity didn’t stop with that com special delivery — it over flowed from one holiday to for for distribution on the Mon week. day of Thanksgiving ment — whodonated their generously time to out help — brought the boxes to the Congregational Church volunteers. the Hampton fire depart regional and regional state categories, the expressed need for mod specific.” the in both first placed which responsibility ever justify lim justify ever responsibility Constitutional citizen’s a iting be Please speech? free to right burden of this war, while the of burden this war, In your opinion, does that near-impossible situation. near-impossible families is bearing the full revolving revolving door of redeploy ment, bearing all the danger, doing an amazing, nerve-shattering heroic, job in a of of our population is again going and again through the of of these newly-elected Con can representatives gressional — quickly. a difference make Town Town land is the only way to ensure that the Selectmen mission mission and letter argue writers that transferring con trol of this 5.7 acre piece of “hands off” property. conservation organization in order to organization save it from the Selectmen who, they apparently reason, can not be trusted to keep their and letters and to letters which we refer is that the be property transferred to an must outside from North Hampton voters. Hampton North from in the mailings, statements to to an outside organization, with the result that control over that property be permanently would taken away convey convey a conservation ease ment on Town owned land Road at 57 Woodland located Warrant Article Article 2 Warrant which vot ers will consider at the polls 2006. 1, December on Commission Commission mailings and (as statements well as in let ters to the concerning editor) we feel compelled to we address feel compelled con some misinterpretations Conservation in recent tained P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------ 27A age | P 2SEA TV ews age ports P istings N S L For For the remainder of the as “a Described nonprofit, People of all ages are tlantic tion tion about Garrison Players may be obtained by calling (603) 516-4919 or by visiting www.garrisonplayers.org. opening opening night event each, on $40 For Fri 1. December day, ticket holders can enjoy the the din art reception, gallery The performances. the and ner evening begins at 5:30 p.m., with dinner following p.m. 7:30 at at curtain and 6 p.m. show’s run, will be performances on presented Fridays at with 7 p.m., Saturdays and Sunday matinees additional and Saturday matinee All 16. an December Saturday, on p.m. 2 at are matinees volunteer-based community theatre group dedicated to enriching the cultural life of Dover and the surrounding communities by presenting high-quality theatrical per formances geared for fam ily audiences,” Players was Garrison established productions past Recent in 1953. Half the “How Other include and “Quilters,” “Art,” Loves,” Fan “The musical, latest their tasticks.” par and enjoy “to encouraged in ticipate the many of facets the with arts” the performing to as well as Players, Garrison the “help maintain new Gar Arts Community Players rison Additional Center.” informa SEA - 1 age 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 P | | ews ecember N tic n tla D 47 | A o "I have a long history with with history a long have "I tickets of number limited A 32, N the the Garrison Players, having performed and directed for them for many years,” says “I am Tobin. to, thrilled once again, use their great theater last of success huge The space. year's production will con tinue this holiday season as we ‘add, change and tweak’ came who those that so things the enjoy again, will year last many new surprises taking stage.” on place are available for the special ol 1, 2006 | | 2006 1, V - - ecember D “Scrooge’s Third1843 Visitor,” 47 | | 47 o Original hand-colored etching by John Leech, 32, N 32, ol ! 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Origi nal this accompanies underscoring adaptation, and the numerous addition special effects has of audi been wow and “delight to predicted old.” and young ences goes back a Players ways, Garrison and he expresses his delight with his most to efforts recent bring the the to Carol” Christmas “A Dickens’ venue. area Seacoast Players’ - - - - - Philip Adams as Ebenezer Scrooge Set Set in the historic dreari that of Tiny Tim, the crippled the crippled Tim, of that Tiny longsuffer humble, his of son Cratchit. 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Group rates are available. To reserve tickets or for more information, theatre. theatre. All items will be donated to a local food pantry. Christmas Carol” are $14 and $16 depending 2 p.m. In the spirit of holiday giving, ence audi members are invited to perishable food bring item when they a come to the non- and is elegantly eloquent in that simplicity. Christmas Carol” will be presented Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at all-time favorite role of Ebenezer Scrooge, and Scrooge, Ebenezer of role favorite all-time Donald Tongue as Bob Cratchit, this version of “A Christmas Carol” is strikingly simple onstage now through December 17 at Leddy located on Center, Main Street in Epping. sic, “A Christmas Carol” will be presented set up an appointment call ext. 111. (603) 433-4793, are are scheduled for three weekends from Feb ruary 23 through March 11. Dascoulias, with musical direction by Kathy Fink and Steven Dascoulias. Performances be provided; participants bring are sheet music in their own All required key. roles to are open to performers 19 years of age younger. and songs under three minutes total and bring a current headshot and résumé. A pianist will SRT, located at 125 Bow Street in Portsmouth. in Street Bow 125 at located SRT, Callbacks and/ or a dance call may be sched December 13. uled for Wednesday, who hears a Who and takes the audience on a fun-filled magical, musical journey. December 11-12 from Tuesday, 6-9:30 p.m. at stories by beloved Seuss, “Seussical” children’s tells the story author, of Horton, Dr. Theatre Theatre (SRT) and Portsmouth Academy audi holding be will of (PAPA) Arts Performing tions for “Seussical: School Edition.” critically-acclaimed production Repertory Seacoast the Edition,” School spell, of “God P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 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For more information on SAA (603) 778-856 or visit events, www.seacoastartist.org. call of N.H. Craftsmen’s Fair at Sunapee. Gallery to view the exhibit and attend the shows in the last five years and is to honored have received awards for her work in the New Hampshire Art Association exhibit at League the at and Art of Museum Currier the the League of New Hampshire and Craftsmen, the Area Garden Exeter Club. shire shire Society of Photographic Artists, New Hampshire Art Association, Newburyport Association, Association, Artists Art Seacoast Britain and Ireland, and Continental Europe. Photography Association Hamp New the of member a is (NANPA) Donsker 1997, since encountered her subjects in many parts of the of parts many in subjects her encountered world, including Africa, the Antarctic, Cen tral and South America, Thailand, Finland, she has lived in coastal Seattle, New Hampshire. Washington Touring and with husband, her David, in search of birds, she has December 2 from 2-4 p.m. at the SAA Gallery, Gallery, SAA the at p.m. 2-4 from 2 December located Street in at Exeter. 121 Water photography for 35 years, during which time December. and the SAA for a reception on Saturday, tion has named photographer Terri Donsker as their featured Artist of the Month for S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------SEA ec 33A 7 R age age P | P | xeter opens E ews ews concert N N Bicycles with show ’ tlantic tlantic guitar otes A art N utcracker oliday hristmas 1, 2006 | 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 H C ‘N Bring a little magic to the season and PORTSMOUTH | The Seacoast’s own weekend This event two-day, will be held will Committee Arts Exeter The | EXETER To celebrate the opening of the Holiday The public is invited to come and join For more information, contact Rose Bry EXETER | Exeter Parks and Recreation The Boston Ballet will perform the The cost for the trip is $115 per person ee S ecember transportation and orchestra seating. make someone’s holiday dreams come true by joining Exeter Rec in celebration of “The Nutcracker.” For more information call (603) 773-6151 or stop by the rec office at 32 Court Street in Exeter. Grammy Award-winning guitarist, Ed Ger hard, will present his popular 24th Christmas Guitar Concert annual with special guest Bill Mize on December 15-16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church, located at 292 State Street in downtown Portsmouth. Tickets are $22 in advance ($25 at the door) and $18 for Seniors and children under age 12. For more information call (603) 664-7200 or visit www.edgerhard.com. hold their Holiday Art Show from December 2-17 in the town gallery, located on the sec ond floor of the historic Exeter across from the gazebo. Town Hall Art Show, there will be a reception December on urday, 2 Sat from 2-4 p.m. Thereafter, the show will run on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-4 p.m. the committee for all the works festivities. of Many art from the be on region’s display and for artists sale. In will addition, four artfully decorated wreaths by the committee the to go will proceeds the and sale for be will Chamber’s Children’s Fund. ant at rosebryant@ earthlink.net or visit the town’s site Web and click on “Arts Commit tee.” is currently offering tickets to see “The Nut cracker” on Saturday, December 16 Opera House in Boston. at the beloved holiday classic, consecutive now year. in This its featuringalive orchestra performing balletthe full 39th production, Tchaikovsky score, is conducted in two acts, based on a story by Hoffmann.E.T.A It will also include close to 300 children Bostonfrom Ballet School.the for Exeter residents and $120 per person for non-residents,andincludes roundtripcoach ecember D ’ 47 | D 47 | ’ ’ Services o o 12:30 Hardscapes GUTTER Cornerstone Girls Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Hispanic Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Inuyasha Co. 3’s Sports Paid My Eye Save Made ! ’ (603) 944-0924 CLEANING (CC) 32, N ’ 32, N ’ ol ol V rate V 12 AM 12 Final Paid Larry King Live Mad Money Special Report Countdown News Thin Bedtime Rachael Ray Designed Made CSI: Miami (CC) Dirty Jobs (CC) Little Age Ice Overhaulin’ Romance-Stone Geek Beauty, Whole 10 Yds Girls Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Greater Boston Business Rpt. 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For information visit www.playersring.org. additional Fund which supports special projects at the Ring. Reservations are suggested and at Ring Players' the calling by made be can (603) 436-8123. Join the fun and support a special holiday All cast proceeds raised party at this to event towards follow. will go replenishing the Gary Newton tickets are $20 for for non-members members and include and a the $24 seat at opening night Ring’s performance “A of Christmas Carol” the as well as board board of directors invites “Frolic the public with to the December Fezziwigs” 1 beginning on at 7:45 Friday, p.m. All call 603-926-4557 TIME TO FROLIC — age Business age P Scholarship Fund. For more information call (603) 772-5743. each or six for $10. distributed to the Eventide Home Residents’ activity program, and the Maria Miller raffled raffled off the same day as the event. Raffle tickets are on sale at Eventide Home for $2 High Street in will Exeter, host a Bake, Craft and Raffle Sale on from 8 a.m. Saturday, to 2 p.m. December 2 (603) 964-6326. Friday, Friday, December 15. benefit All Youth Services proceeds at North Public will Hampton Library. For more information, call and book were generously donated for the library American raffle by Girl, Inc. doll named Emily, who from is Molly's England. friend Drop purchase a by$2 ticket for a chance to win the this library adorable doll and and soft cover book. The doll Hampton Library is currently selling raffle tickets for a special fundraiser. recipient will win The the newest American Girl lucky P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - - age P SEA 35A | 9 age ews age P N | P | eniors ews S ews tlantic ibrary N ibrary N A L L workshop for workshop otes tlantic tlantic eeks iggin A time N W W oliday 10, 2006 | at oxwood at H B urkey arch T 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 1, 2006 | M The The Weeks Public Library is located at SEABROOK | Seabrook Greyhound Park STRATHAM | The Wiggin Memorial Workshop participants will learn how to An old shirt or smock (to keep clothes workshop, this about information more For GREENLAND | A workshop offer will make a beauti participants Workshop by Moth Felicia presented The workshop, 9 | o December 5. December 36 Post Road (Route 151) in Greenland, two doors down from School. For the more information on this and all Greenland Central library programs, call (603) 436-8548 or visit www.weekslibrary.org. will be giving the Seabrook Happy Seniors (who are paid up-to-date) a December on turkey 5. Tuesday, Doors will dinner open at 11:45 a.m. RSVPs are a must; to sign up call Irene at (603) 474-3274. Library will be offering a Folk Art Christmas 5 December from on workshop Tuesday, Tree p.m. 6-8 sand, paint and stain a wooden three-dimen sional tree to create a festive, folk decorative, Tree. Christmas art other all home; from brought be should clean) supplies will be provided. Sign ups are cur rently being taken at the front library. desk of the 772-4346. (603) at library the call ing instruction for creating a Boxwood Tree Centerpiece will be conducted on Thursday, December 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Public Weeks Greenland. in Library ful fresh boxwood tree centerpiece to enjoy is an elegant The centerpiece for the holidays. design made out of boxwood, choice of color velvet ribbon, gold balls, berries and natural gypsophila. This boxwood tree months. for last will centerpiece erway, costs $25 and includes by Tuesday, register should crafters all Interested supplies. ecember ecember D ’ 32, N ’ ’ D 47 | ol 47 | 12:30 o o V Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley A Gathering Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Fresh Pr. 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Pastor Michael at following service worship style a with a.m., contemporary 10 older a.m. care both is during Nursery services; available children are encouraged to remain with their parents and Special family. worship bulletins for care children are Nursery available, pictures. coloring and puzzles bible-related with is available during both Sunday services. Children’s School classes for to Kindergarten senior high school students are the Children’s at 10 after a.m. service the second during held is and punch held coffee with A of time fellowship Message. between the 11:30 from two Sundays services on and held is after the study bible second God” service. An the at “Experiencing dinner includes Out Night Wednesday p.m. 12:30 to a.m. meet p.m. groups after Several from dinner church 5:30-6:30 from 6:30-8 p.m.: Pastor’s Adult Bible “Experiencing Study, for Group for 1-5, and Group Youth grades Pre-Youth God;” and middle Other 6-12). 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(603) call information, more For 03843. NH other other local individuals and checks make please to a make organizations. donation, accepted; gratefully Donations are to mail and Clinic" Medical Free Beach "Hampton to payable HIV screenings, pregnancy testing and more. No appointments appointments mammograms, pap No exams, smears, medical free offers clinic more. and testing pregnancy screenings, HIV This is clinic medical to thanks made possible are necessary. the generosity of Preston Real Estate and the assistance of Avenue in Hampton across from the Mainsail Motel, is open Motel, the Mainsail from across in Hampton Avenue month. each of Tuesday third and first the on p.m. 6-8 from more information, call the church office at (603) 772-6625. (603) at office church the call information, more Church Church Café is operated by the Ministry Youth Leadership at Team the Exeter United Methodist Church. It serves as a For church. the of program ministry youth the for fundraiser and and board games available for the students’ use. The menu banner A and snacks soup, juice. fruit, pizza, salad, includes will be placed out in front of the parking lot to let students know when the café is open. The “Thank God It’s Friday” offer a offer safe haven for to high seniors school come and enjoy an affordable lunch or snack during their busy school day. There are tables for ping pong, air hockey and foose ball, for for their “Thank God It’s Friday” Church Café. Located on the garden level of the church, the café follows the school This calendar. month the cafe will be open on December 1 and 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The mission of the café is to at at 307 Epping Road, has the schedule announced upcoming desired number of reservations. of number desired selections selections will be Along offered. with great food there will be down-home live music and entertainment the throughout evening. To call RSVP, New Covenant Church the at and number (603) phone name, with message a leave 964-2700; wide variety of large and small game. The anticipated menu The anticipated game. and small of large variety wide and squirrel moose, grouse, elk, venison, pheasant, includes duck. In addition a variety of side dishes and tame game the the club suggests that reservations possible. be For the made past as five years, soon this become as known popular for great dinner wild game has dishes and fun family atmosphere. This year local hunters expect to harvest a December December 6 at 6 p.m. at the School on North Atlantic Avenue. Reservations Hampton are Elementary required, and This event being fills accepted. quickly; RSVPs are currently host host its fifth annual free wild game dinner on Wednesday, Harris Harris Hall. Those in the community who are in interested may information, more like or would luck, pot the attending 772-3332. (603) at Carey Linda contact the newly renovated worship space, the worship the will service include newly renovated a by blessing upon Gene Bishop new the Robinson church’s well as furnishings, new other and table credence ambo, altar, in follow will supper pot luck A space. worship as the entire invites invites the community to their annual Advent Lessons and Carols service on December Sunday, 3 at 5 p.m. Featuring music led by the Christ Church Choir and Junior Choir in 929-1729 for more information. more for 929-1729 few few ways. Donations of toys, food, clothing, gift certificates DonnaMarie Capt. call Please appreciated. are and gas cards Reed at the Army Salvation Hampton Corps office at (603) Lafayette Lafayette Road in Hampton Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many other for opportunities volunteering are toy including available, pick-up as well as packing gifts and food for the Adopt a Family program, to name just a is is currently seeking individuals to “Ring the Bell” for Christmas the season. Those who out may are apply at the interested Salvation Army office, located at in 418 helping age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 Happy Holidays! tlantic ews om tlantic lassiol o fecemberiedstlantic ews age A N .C A C V 32, N 47 |D 1, 2006 | A N | P 37A . Novenas Child Care Help Wanted For Sale St. Jude’s Novena — May CHILD CARE — TLC in my HAIR MODELS Needed for WHIRLPOOL STOVE/OVEN, the sacred heart of Jesus Hampton home. Dead end braiding practice / portfolio. overhang microwave. One be adored, glorified, loved street, fenced in play area. Call (603) 770-3349. year old. $130. (603) 601- and preserved throughout 2588. Small group, meals provided. HELP WANTED — The the world now and forever. Fun and games. CNA and Seacoast Charter School “JUST RYE HARBOR” — The Sacred heart of Jesus, pray perfect gift book. Sparking CPR Trained. Reasonable is seeking part time for us. St. Jude, worker of oceans carry readers past Rates. (603) 926-2235. teaching assistants for 1st miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, storms, ice, whales, vessels and 2nd grade and 5th help the hopeless, pray for DAY CARE — East Kingston of trade, harbor builders, gritty us. Say this prayer nine times Day Care has opening and 6th grade multi-age fishermen and marshland classrooms. Employment a day, your prayer will be before, during and after saviors. At your local book John Deere Tractor 22HP answered. It has never been School Programs available. applications available at store. 4x4 Hydromatic Diesel Kindergarten pick up and www.seacoastcharterschool. known to fail. Publication FIREWOOD — Firewood 62” Mowing Deck, 6’ Frontier Rack, Quick Attach org, PO Box 892, Exeter, NH must be promised. My drop off, lunches and snacks ready now. Barker Backhoe. Set Up, Weight Box, Tire Chains, Rear Tires Filled, prayers have been answered. provided, Great references. 03833. Only 1 Year Old, Hardly Used, Still Looks and Works Seasoned, split, hard Like Brand New. Have It All For $12,500 Thank you St. Jude. Brenda (603) 642-6823. HELP WANTED — If you measured cords. $250/Cord Call (603) 505-7445 A.J.H. NANNY NEEDED — Child are currently at home or you plus $50 local delivery. Stackers available. (603) St. Jude’s Novena — May care for 2 boys in our Hampton would like to be, we have 778-9988. Take Out An the sacred heart of Jesus Home, Tuesday through the opportunity for you. Work be adored, glorified, loved Friday 7:30 - 4:30. Previous PT/FT around your schedule YELLOW LAB MALE and preserved throughout child care experience, and enjoy unlimited income PUPPIES — Nine weeks old. Atlantic News Classified the world now and forever. excellent references, reliable potential. Call Lisa (603) 944- Pure breed. $600. Includes Sacred heart of Jesus, pray vehicle required. Kristen, 7093. shots, first vet visit and 30 Days | 30 Words | $30 ! certificate of health. (603) for us. St. Jude, worker of (603) 770-9859. WOULD you like to earn 380-3837 Hampton. 25¢ for each additional word miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, Cyan some extra income for help the hopeless, pray for unction all F H the holiday season? COMPLETE HOME us. Say this prayer nine times ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM Magenta American Legion Call today to start your Avon a day, your prayer will be $650. JVC 35” Stereo TV Function Hall, Hampton, Opportunity. Only $10 to answered. It has never been JVC Audio/Video Receiver, NH for rent. Holds up to start. Call (603) 203-0081. known to fail. Publication 85 people. Completely Toshiba 5 Disc DVD/CD, must be promised. My 6 Infinity Speakers, Oak/ Yellow Renovated. Call Joe (603) Need to run just once? prayers have been answered. Glass Entertainment Center. 964-6152 or (603) 926- 30 Words - $15 Bucks Thank you St. Jude. Atlantic News Classifieds Will sell individually. Alpine 4668. Car FM/CD Player $85, Air K.M. (603) 926-4557 Black Be Seen In Our Hockey Table $85, 30 Gallon St. Jude’s Novena — May Classy Classifieds For Sale Aquarium Complete with the sacred heart of Jesus (603) 926-4557 HOT TUB / SPA — 2006 Stand $150. Steve (603) 556- be adored, glorified, loved 1810. and preserved throughout Business model, loaded. All options, the world now and forever. hydrotherapy package w/ COINS: 1890-CC A/U HOME BUSINESS — Earn bluetone P/L $215; Marine Sacred heart of Jesus, pray cover. Cover lifter & stairs income from home with Dollar Proof $90; Vietnam for us. St. Jude, worker of Cost $6,500, Sacrifice Name: gourmet candles. All natural Dollar Proof $99; 1892 miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, $3,200. Can deliver. (603) Columbian Simi-Proof $190; Address: help the hopeless, pray for vegetable wax, double 234-2483. cotton wicks, no black soot, 1913 Type 11 Buffallo PCGS- Town us. Say this prayer nine times BED — Queen, luxury firm over 90 scents available. Be 64 $145; 2001-S “Limited a day, your prayer will be pillowtop mattress. New in Edition Signature Series” State|Zip: in business in 10 minutes answered. It has never been plastic. Cost $995, Sell $295. ICG Proof 69 State Quarters for less than $50. Earn cash Phone: known to fail. Publication King $475. Twins & Fulls - $150; 1933 Cuban Republic for Christmas, earn cash for must be promised. My (603) 433-6026. B/U Silver Dollar $99; Period to Run Ad: prayers have been answered. life. Call Sharon at (603) 778- Also, perform reasonable Please Return with Payment to: Thank you St. Jude. 8689/ www.mybellalite.com. BEDROOM SET — 8 pc. appraisals of all US Coins. Cherrywood sleigh. Dresser/ Atlantic News J.H. Hampton (603) 929-4915. PO Box 592 • Hampton, NH 03843 Wanted mirror chest and 2 nice OR: Phone: (603) 926-4557 • Fax: (603) 926-4531 Lessons I BUY FIXER-UPPERS stands. New in boxes. Cost FOR SALE — New golf clubs and bag set — INSTRUCTION — Jean HOMES & MULTI-FAMILIES $3,995, Sell $1,475/ (603) scheduling appointments, Ladies Mega Force titanium Help Wanted Antrim offers Serious Flute. (603) 498-8377 431-5289. preparing charts, answering reinforced matrix oversize Looking for a strong leader phones, processing patient Study with the finest flute and role model to assist big TI Blast Cleveland Putter charges, patient education teacher in New England, right in daily operations of busy VASI Red/Black Bag, Firebird and assisting with promotions in Exeter. Top recording and Chiropractic office. Candidate Fall Cleanups (Men/Ladies), Tees, Balls, and public relations. Part- concert artist. All levels. Call must be extremely organized, Glove all for $200.00 (603) time progressing to full-time (603) 778-1513. 20 Chestnut detail oriented, have strong 926-3979. as we grow, with occassional St. Exeter. computer & interpersonal FOR SALE — 84” Colonial skills with a commitment weekends required. Minimum IMPROVE your singing Sofa, Navy Waverly Plaid, to outstanding customer 2 years related experience or public speaking with an $100. Blye leather lounger, service with a compassion required.If interested in experienced teacher in Exeter $100. Mahogany antique for natural healthy living. This working in a team oriented who taught for 20 years at electric player piano, $3,000 is a demanding fast paced workplace where you can Dartmouth College. Call (603) - Best offer. (603) 964- position. Responsibilities make a difference, please fax 773-9938. 6338. include, but not limited to, resume to 603-474-9996. . ------ om rent .C each ews N B for ews entals tlantic Two Two bedroom - N R ampton A There There will be no meet The Hampton Garden New Hampshire Martial uplex 1330. ing in January so members can begin to look at the new seed catalogs and plan their There spring. the for gardens will be a meeting on Febru ary 14 with a class on mak ing a birdbath. Club meets Wednesday of the month at the 7 p.m. second at the First gational Congre Church (unless oth erwise noted). Membership is $10 per year and includes interesting speakers, com munity projects, and infor long. year all topics mational New members are welcome. always For membership information, call Lisa at the number above. a Black Belt placed first from in forms, Exeter, while Christina (46), Hardy Master Instructor from Brentwood placed first in forms. Academy Arts is located at 2 Continental Drive in Exeter. For more information, call (603) 772-5811. Apartments — H 1 bath Ocean, from quiet street the Access Boars Head. heat and washer/dryer, water storage included, area. $1,250 winter or $1,400 year round. (603) 964-2175. D - - - - etal tlantic (unless you really want one.) & M Call (603) 926-4557 Today! lliot A No Expensive Long-Term Contracts! ervices S ood E craftsman from the Seacoast of New Hampshire he lexander (603) 778-2135 W The next meeting will be This is a fun evening For the adults, Shawn T CLUB From 6A MEDAL From 6A www.elliotalexander.com A with a passion for combining wood and metal into functional works for your home or business. A provided by Betty and Bev Mutrie. Moore held on December 13th at 7 Christine of home the at p.m. Trayers in Hampton. Itthe Garden is Club’s Annual Christmas Get-Together and Yankee Swap. All members are asked to bring a garden- related gift for the Swap (price range $10-$15). Yankee which is open to all. Mem along bring to urged are bers the celebrate and guests their season with the Garden Hampton Club. Hostesses for Moore, Betty are meeting the Mur Jo Mary Sadlock, Linda phy, and Sandy Taube. For information and directions, call Lisa Cote at (603) 964- in sparring. Ellis Wright, 8, a blue belt from placed Stratham, first in ond forms, in sparring and third in sec breaking. Murphy (44), a Black from Exeter, Belt placed first in forms and fourth in weap ons. Tiffany Trotter, (32), CHAIR GLUING & — FURNITURE and Have your glued, furniture repaired, cleaned and re- REPAIR polished if needed. There is still time before your holiday company arrives. Chairs are our specialty! Please(603)964-5109 Call — — Star — Yard home Accurate time Insurance questions. questions. RATES — Fans, and the nce cleaning. ervices A S fieds lassi is (603) 772-5177 or REMODELING ! Business consultants lectric faucet repair. Additions, mainten Call LUTCF @ (603) 926-8564. Ray A. MORE AND CLEAN SIMPLY Lefavor,— House cleaning, laundry, shopping, or other Moving chores. in or out, we will also help you pack Call Kate (603) or 929-4268. unpack. today (603) 944-7093. C&D Contractor forneeds. All types of all roofing, siding and painting. your Harvey distributor of windows and doors. Structural estimates. Free Fully insured. jacking. Great references. call (603) 918-7165. REASONABLE Handyman, masonry, plumbing, heating & carpentry, decks, bathrooms. blasting. Fully insured. Aqua Call Jim @ (603) 706-8468. LIFE FOR SENIORS — coverage Issue INSURANCE to age medical No • No” Application 0-80 issue $25,000. quick Simplified, • • exam “Yes/ • No “smoking” All repairs, reasonable rates. (603) 997-1374. NOW Spangled Window Cleaning. Inside and and out. window Screenswindow sills. wells. gutter Wash cleaning. Call Unlimited Don't Chris. Wait! Affordable, free estimates. Call (603) 0433. 929- NOW IS THE TIME — sprucing. 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We’ve always went into giving it everything that had we and really going no less at than 100 percent and it hopefully that showed over the years.” can e-mail their questions NASCAR to questionshodg esnews @earthlink.net. - - 1, 2006 | A 1, 2006 ecember D 47 | o “We “We made the race on When Martin climbed 32, N of a second chance. Martin’s tenure in the No. 6 comi almost was not if humbling of cal beginnings. time,” said Martin recalling that first Speedweek Roush Racing. “Then we got with wrecked in the backup a Twin-125’s have didn’t we and speedway car, so we the used Atlanta car for the race. didn’t We last 20 laps before we lost the engine.” into that backup No. 6 on car that day, it was unlikely he could have envi highly sioned the success he would go on to have in the No. — 616 6 consecutive starts, 35 wins, 230 top-five finishes, 361 top-10 finishes, 39 poles, 181,163 laps, 11,100 laps led ol V ------! On the day Martin moved moved Martin day the On The young driver from To To put Martin’s 19-year run run in the same car in per spective, seven other rent cur drivers that Daytona 500 in 1988. alsoOf started those seven drivers, all have raced for at least four differ ent owners since that time. In fact, the seven combined have driven for 55 different owners and driven cars with a total of 57 different num forged Martin while All bers. on in the No. 6. into the driving seat of the No. 6, Ronald Reagan cost gas of gallon was a president; 96 cents, the average price of a car was just over $14,000, a loaf of bread would run you a whopping 61 cents. Batesville, Arkansasmost the make to determined was pened,” Martin said, one “It’s of those things you know where it has been com ing for a while, but you still can’t believe that it’s almost here. I’ve been in that car for a long time — 19 years to be exact. It’s a part of me time the Now and it. of part a I’m that hand to me for come has it’s but else, someone to over going to be a different feel ing for sure.” olidays H 39 - - - - - appy H #6 champ in ride truck The The Racing Corner inal F odine “It’s actually hard to This was the first nation “We’ve been racing for Final Top-10 Craftsman Mark Martin’s long ride Todd Todd Bodine, driver of B recently recently came to an end at Miami-Homestead Speed way. believe that it’s actually hap al championship for either Todd, or his two or Geoffrey Brett. brothers, a lot of years,” said Bodine. “I’ve got brothers cousins, nephews, racing, and it’s the first time something we’ve this won can’t imagine what special.it means I to me, to my family.” Truck Series Todd Bodine-3666, Drivers: 2. John ny 1. Benson-3539, 3. Reutimann-3530, David 4. DavidStarr-3355, 5. Jack Sprague- 3328, 6. Ted Musgrave-3314, 7. Ron Hornaday 8. Jr.-3313, Terry Cook-3265, 9. Rick Crawford-3252, 10. Skinner-3219 Mike in Jack Roush’s No. 6 Ford 4075, 7. Kyle Busch-3921, 8. 9. Johnny Biffle- Sauter-3794, 3789, 10. Sorenson-3670 the N. 30 Germain sports Motor Toyota handily won this year’s Craftsman Truck Series Title. Bodine took the points lead in the fifth race of the season and held it for the remaining 20 races. - - - - - takes title usch arvick B Jimmie Johnson, H “To “To win nine races and Busch Final Series Top-10 Kevin Harvick, who “Jimmie and those guys Final Top-25 Nextel Cup Rookie, Denny Hamlin 2006 Nextel Cup Champ Drivers: 1. 2. Harvick-5648, Edwards-4824, 3. yer-4683, Bow 4. 5. Hamlin-4667, Yeley-4487, 6. Menard- the title — his second in the series — by 824 points over Carl Edwards. run like we have this is year something I ably will never get to prob be a of part again in the Busch series and, hopefully, we can someday do this in the series,” he said. “It’s been an Cup incredible year.” 3619, 21. B. 22. Labonte-3567, Sadler-3469, 23. Jarrett- 3438, 24. Sorenson-3434, 25. McMurray-3405 clinched the Series 2006 Busch championshipCharlotte in October, ended the atyear with nine wins and Drivers (unofficial); 1. John son-6475, 2. Kenseth-6419, 3. Hamlin-6407, 4. Harvick- 6397, 5. Earnhardt-6328, 6. J. Gordon-6256, 7. ton-6228, J. Bur 8. 9. Kahne-6183, Martin-6168, Busch-6027, 10. 11. Kyle 4727, 12. Edwards-4428, Stewart- 13. Biffle-4075, 14. Mears-3914, 15. Vickers-3906, 16. Busch-3900, Kurt 17. 3833, Bowyer- 18. 19. Truex-3673, Newman-3748, 20. Riggs- wound up third, 68 points back of Johnson. needed they what exactly did to do and didn’t let anyone fluster them, so they deserve Ham said champions,” be to lin. “As far as our race team, I can’t say enough for them. They’ve done a and greatI believe we will get one job, in the future.” eth. “Overall it’s been a great great a been it’s “Overall eth. could we wish just I but year, have had our strong runs in the Chase.” ------ ews N up wins C om tlantic .C A eporter odges R the extel ews H N N to ohnson J acing erald R “It was a great season, Matt Kenseth, the 2003 “It really hasn’t sunk in Dale Earnhardt Jr. had Montoya’s car burst into “I think the 12 car got Ryan Ryan Newman ran into Rookie Martin Truex Jr. “It was a great win,” said While Greg Biffle won the won Biffle Greg While HOMESTEAD | The sun G tlantic y pecial he we’ve ever had,” said Kens probably one of the best points behind Johnson. Winston Winston Cup champion fin ished the season second, 56 tonight we can ebrate really and enjoy it.” cel long time since I’ve won any kind of championship, and doubted them. It’s been a times, but this fought team back, and has I never yet,” said Johnson. “We’ve been down and out so many finish 19th. once, but still managed to problems problems in the pits, he brushed the plus outside wall hauler after the race. summoned to the NASCAR to put out the red flag. New man and his crew chief were flames after hitting the out side wall, forcing NASCAR great great drivers, and there some awesome racing.” is series. It’s not going to easy, but be there are a lot of shown that I can run in this sure sure which car it was,” said Montoya. “I don’t care. I’ve me in the rear, but I’m not him to spin into the grass. Montoya came down on him on down came Montoya earlier in the race, forcing an apparent retaliation Newman, by because he felt lap race. The move was No. 30 on a restart with 11 laps remaining in the 268- the back of Juan Montoya’s rounded rounded out the top-10. Riggs, Carl Edwards, Jimmie Edwards, Carl Riggs, Johnson, and Clint Bowyer, Kasey Kahne, Kevin vick, Har Matt Kenseth, Scott finished second, followed by Denny Hamlin, pole sitter, and this was a great way to end the season.” Biffle. Biffle. “We had a strong car Cup championship. dodged a couple close calls Nextel first his to way the on secutive time, the day went to Jimmie Johnson, who Speedway for the third con recent season-ending Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami racing season. has officially set on the 2006 S B T A . om .C ews N tlantic A ! olidays H 0 4 appy H Design Center 47 o 31, N ol Installing Custom Granite Counter Tops For Over 20 Years Years 20 For Over Tops Installing Custom Granite Counter 1, 2006 | V 1, 2006 ecember | D ews N tlantic Tile & Stone • Wood Floors • Stone Fabrication • Carpet Floors • Stone Fabrication & Stone • Wood Tile Route 1, Hampton NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com Eno’s Designing & A 40A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black