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BY SCOTT E. KINNEY Yellow ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER NORTH HAMPTON | The date is set.
On Tuesday, Nov. 14, at North Hampton School, residents will come together to deliberate Black on the possible takeover of the assets of Aquarion Water Co., while Senior Vice President of Aquarion, Larry Bingaman, says the company is not for sale. As part of a special town meeting, the voting portion will follow on Dec. 19. The vote is only to determine if voters want to explore the feasibility of assuming the assets of Aquarion within North Hampton’s borders. If the article receives the necessary two-thirds approval, a warrant article with a dollar amount would then go before voters at the town’s annual town meeting in March. The meeting is a result of a petition by Henry Fuller, resident and Water Commission chair- man. The petition was signed by more than 450 North Hampton residents. Aquarion Water Co. currently provides water for more than 8,000 customers living in Hampton, North Hampton and Rye. Roughly 70 percent of the households in North Hampton are served by the water company. Bingaman said it’s not as simple as just taking control of the system in a single town. WATER Continued on 18A• Honoring community volunteers BY LIZ PREMO and making it a better place for their service. the organization was hailed ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER in which to live. Accepting the awards for it support (both in time HAMPTON | Anytime is Last week, the Hampton were Ann Kaiser of the and financially) of many of a good time to honor those Community Coalition — Hampton Rotary Club; Dot HCC’s projects, including individuals who by their itself a volunteer-powered Gooby of the Friends of the the free medical clinic at the selfless actions and tireless organization — celebrated Lane Memorial Library; beach, the City Year/ Ameri- WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF efforts make a tangible dif- this year’s select group of Sharon Fontaine, a Hamp- corps mentorship program ference in the lives of the honorees during the annu- ton parent; Jerry McConnell, at Hampton Academy, and people around them. al Applefest event held at founder and president of various other projects such VOLKSWAGENS Whether they’re in the Hobbs House. the Friends of Winnacunnet as the Interact Club at WHS, very midst of the task at With a large group of Foundation; and HCC’s own student scholarships, and AUDIS & LAND ROVERS hand, or working quietly Senior Citizens looking Nita Niemczyk. support for the Hampton BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST behind the scenes, volunteers on, HCC’s Patty McKenzie Ann Kaiser accepted the Historical Society. IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! are essential threads woven announced the winners and Business Community Ser- “Rotary promotes good- throughout the fabric of any presented them with framed vice Award on behalf of the will, friendship and peace,” 603.772.8233 *10% good up to $50.00 in service community, strengthening it certificates of appreciation Rotary Club. In particular, VOLUNTEERS Continued on 12A• .
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Not Republican HB 1151 proposed increasing penalties on businesses that hire illegal aliens. illegal aliens. penalties on businesses that hire increasing HB 1151 proposed Rusty Bridle opposed HB 1151. than 10 years a property for more HB 1734 would give senior citizens who have lived in their homes their assessed value and would cap their total tax bill so by exempting $100,000 from tax reduction year. the previous 5% from than more it would not increase 16 to 18. age in school from SB 268 would raise the dropout Nancy Stiles opposed SB 268. 50-50 matching grants to com (LCHIP) provides The Land and Community Heritage Program originally funded at land and historic buildings. Though to protect groups munities and nonprofit million. An amendment to HB 1 $12 million per biennium, over the years funding had fallen to $1.5 budget over the next two years and adding money for the adding $20 million to LCHIP’s proposed mentally ill and developmentally disabled. We support affordable health care for all New Hampshire children. Sick children are a are Sick children children. Hampshire for all New health care support affordable We perform poorly in school. and worry to their parents college or university Hampshire support establishment of a branch campus of a New We and accessible to Seacoast residents education more at Hampton Beach to make higher local economy during the off-season. support for the to provide eye on the operations of the homeland security by keeping a watchful will improve We nuclear power station. Seabrook P P ------Decorations Decorations Your Door Your To Enhance To Fall Door &Fall Wall 30% OFF Breton was arraigned Breton is currently being Some of the most sig PSNH reminds the pub State residents living in ews the intent to sell, a class felony. A later that day in Exeter Dis trict Court and is being held on $25,000 bail. held at Rockingham County Jail and is scheduled for hearing a on Nov. 15, at 8:30 a.m. at Portsmouth District Court. vehicle was searched. investigating The trooper covered dis 1.3 ounces of rock cocaine, packaging material and cutting agents coat, in which her was the found vehicle. in As a the result of search, Breton being is charged with also posses sion of a narcotic drug with ly had their power restored by early Tuesday morning. nificant damage occurred in the upper valley and North Country lic to stay well clear of any downed power linesto and always assumedowned wire is “live.” that a toration efforts. Reinforce ment repair brought crews in from were Connecti cut to aid in bringing power back to the customers utility’s 2,900 who without remained power early morning. 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At its peak, nearly 24,000 customers imately 17,000 customers Public Serviceapprox reportedHampshire of New state without power. felled trees and power lines, level thousands across the winds over the weekend B A A B A . - - - om .C ews N tlantic A Flag-burning just can’t Even though it probably I don’t think I’ve ever butSomber, not broken. of him. Easy. Not a No-brainer. good use of dollars our to send in the Feds. tax be that common: A 15-year- old girl in Iowa Independence, did set an flag on American fire It recently. made national news. According to the Cedar Rapids “Gazette” report, she was with “charged second-degree and arson desecration of under a the flag state’s flag ecration law.” des should be a crime to be stu pid and 15, it isn’t. But has the country been weakened because we don’t Constitutional have amendment a making this a crime? doesn’t One need to full focus power the of government the here. There are Federal seriousmore things theFeds can legitimately attend to. I think. Maybe. seen so proudly many displayed in flagscountry this as so we 9/11. have Two since of myal favorites person were made the by hands of friendsthat day. after One, made woman who by quilts, is a a tiny hand-stitched flag. Another Sandowncamewomanfrom to work a few days after the planes hit and gave us each a small wooden which heart she painted on the red, white and blue emblem in slightly somber tones. - - - - - Editor / Publisher iew V ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. The holidays are almost Maybe this year we Flag burning? I don’t Flag-burning? A great nother what we do want or in what our we Non-issues. communities. here again. I looked all over the place and I last couldn’t find a single December pagan holiday tree for sale. I kept hearing people telling one another that SOMEONE was claiming one that else some had decreed it was that offensive or criminal to wish someone a “Merry Christmas.” That the ERALS, LIB whoever they are, wanted to take CHRIST out of CHRISTMAS. should get our butts out of the malls and spend prayerful, some reflective without the great time spending binge. How about donating our Christmas/ Hannukah/ Kwanzaa/ Solstice holiday gift budget to charity? any Do of us really need more stuff? Merry Christmas. flag-burn much there’s think ing here — not since 1973 or thereabouts. There do seem to be a lot of American flags being burnt in places Iraq. I don’t think their like con stitution will ever make it a crime to burn an American flag. Just a guess. opportunity for local trol. Somebody con burns a flag down at the courthouse, as ol’ Merle would somebody say, else exercises his and right to beat the bejasus out A - - - s Atlantic w e N s ntic a tl or its advertisers. nning A e J he t ry e to rg l a a The same angry folks Just wondering. I’m not up there on the Why do the political M guest commentaries for publication. Readers may send their comments and rebuttals to [email protected]. From the Publisher: The views expressed on this page do not ect the necessarily re views of the News welcome alternative We views and will consider ci y pe Just Just wondering… ramparts of paranoia with them. Someone claim else that may because I don’tlove them,Iwith agree don’t my thatcountry, somehow I believe child pornography is dandy and that I want to take away everyone’s shot gun — or flag, or Christmas. These are issues, shrill manufactured denunciations that have little to how do with we live our lives or beleaguered and assaulted on every side, are the only bastion we the haveforces of Pure Evil. againstThe country they love is aboutto be devoured by monsters, innocent families sundered and civil society collapsing. Just ask them. have had Executive control and of the Legisla tive the branches of the Federal government for years now. The laws thatbeen have signed and passed have been their laws. Why are they so mad? They’re in power. Is it because deep in their hearts they know that most ple peo are more open-minded and tolerant, that the angry voices of the right wing do not really reflect a majority opinion in this country? voices on the extreme right always sound These so righteous angry? patriots, B S ------Double standards and Jerry McConnell can be He He has an abiding sym The Democrats planned Democrat joy over the David Strom’s column They They are AGAINST wel They are AGAINST poor judgment??? You be the the be You judgment??? poor judge. reached at lethrneck@ com or cast.net (603) or 926-7782, editor@ atlanticnews.com. The views expressed do the of not those reflect necessarily News. Atlantic the of staff news news that Minnesota Demo crats have African nominated American an Muslim for Congress, a man ties to with the Nation of and Islam the Council on Ameri can-Islamic Relations. also had problems He with our his pay to failed he when IRS income taxes for five years. He has violated campaignfinance laws in Minnesota racking up fines for willfully violating those laws. pathy for street gangs and defends their conduct as in his view, gang members are part of a misunderstood and improperly vilified “good really are they that and group people.” Ellison’s notion warped of criminals and cop killers as freedom fightersmight disqualify some public for office, but apparently not in Minnesota. higher higher prices for everything. budget for 2007 spending increases by more than billion dollars. 90 Foley follies of spicy e-mails with teenage Congressional male pages even actual contact causing resig without nation is overplayed when we consider the many Dem ocrat sexual scandals of the past several ALL decades, of which involved sexual con tact; such as Gerry Studds, D-MA, Mel Reynolds, D-IL, William D-Ma, Frank, Barney Clinton, PresUS. The Demo outraged so seem didn’t crats over those, and many others as well, as double standards came into play. in Townhall.com, October 19,2006 relates that the fuss over Foley pales with the fare reform. fare domestic oil drillingeven exploration. and This will create shortages and much - - - - - 43 o 31, N iew ol V ‘Analyzing ‘Analyzing y election election basics’ 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 M They They are FOR gays in the They They are FOR much big They are FOR leaking They They are AGAINST call They voted AGAINST the the AGAINST voted They using AGAINST are They They are FOR granting They They are FOR, not only They are AGAINST higher prices for and services. products military. can can see those secrets in print in the NY Times so can our enemies. ger government with more services, socialized medical health care, free college edu to work-weeks shorter cation, frequent force, labor the grow minimum wage that increases trickle upwards. All of which require many tax more dollars and result in murderers murderers would take away we and instant an in life your must allow military justice to prevail — albeit, against Democrat wishes. classified information,very serious crime a against our country just so “people will know about it.” Where will this country be if they regain control other and military and allow security secrets to be released? If we evidence, evidence, the ability to bring frivolous lawsuits the against American hurdles legal other including prosecutors aimed at stalling or locking justice. dead ing the terrorists combatants subject military to mili tary tribunals because they are not in military uniforms despite their to These death. actions cause military-like own streets own and streets backyards. fences for our borders. wiretap surveillance to keep tabs on terrorist movements abroad and right here in the U.S. captured terrorists the same rights that any citizen receives in a court American of law — access to classified favoring favoring young girl’s having abortions without parental consent. abortion on demand for by paid taxpayer dollars, but abortion birth partial for also infanticide. the war in Iraq and would remove the troops and run out so we can same fight terrorists here those on our ovember ------s | N w e N ews N ntic ll a e tl A onn tlantic C he c t M to l a rry A A | e They are FOR the ACLU’s ACLU’s the FOR are They They They are FOR same-sex They They are AGAINST noti They are AGAINST They are AGAINST They are FOR amnesty They voted AGAINST They are FOR the seizure They voted AGAINST They voted AGAINST They They are FOR payroll tax They are FOR all tax They are AGAINST all tax tax all AGAINST are They It has been said that ci J y pe age ing ing boy scout decision not to have gay troop leaders, of gay and lesbianto efforts recruit children, oppos ing racial profiling, oppos pornography, Christian symbols, opposing use religious of language in support documents, gov ernment homosexual homosexual marriages. child supporting of positions fying fying parents when a minor child seeks an abortion. anti-American U.N., would let our troops and be led by governments. foreign voter voter fraud. reform of the corrupt and requiring requiring photo ID as voter registration proof to prevent and citizenship for aliens while millions wait on illegal lists to enter the US. of of your property by eminent domain for shopping malls and golf courses. English English as the country’s offi cial language. punishing those who ecrate our national flag. des tough interrogation of ter suspects. rorist aliens aliens in the U.S. increases to Social Security to “save” it. increases, increases, for expanded wel fare and handouts to illegal well. Repeal of the tax breaks breaks tax the of Repeal well. will result in immediate tax increases. which which they untruthfully and call “tax breaks misleadingly for the rich” when they help middle class taxpayers as breaks, breaks, reductions in taxes or rebates. If will elected repeal Bush’s tax breaks they true. true. Outlined here are the basics of their plan. and and their party leaders not do have a plan should they party in the become majority not is That elections. 2006 the Congressional Democrats S B P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . Rye e A R n i age the Bob Vincent Bob | P d n ews MPSH a N a otice ow N W H N tlantic LETTERS Continued on 23A• To the Editor: the To for Bradley Jeb known I’ve That was then. The Jeb Washington has changed Independence? Bradley On of the cost high health e g on discount! N elect elect Senator Martha Fuller time and time because, Clark again, she has demonstrated that she has to the ability get done. job the State the in I was years. many Senate when he was in the New to Hampshire went I House. and In Bradley Jeb 1998, together Madison, Wisconsin conference. a for Bradley I see now is not the knew. I Bradley Jeb same I Bradley Jeb The Bradley. Jeb knew a few ago years would in lockstep marched not have with the “Stay the in Iraq” Yet today crowd. he Course does. only votes against the Bush- when Administration Cheney gets he when matter, doesn’t it from the White “permission” House. 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Road, 580 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH 03842 to 32, N became became law. As a first-term or co- she sponsored Senator, over sponsored 40 successful bills. came about because Martha she constituents, her to listens works hard on their behalf, at adept and she is unusually lines. party across working to managed far thus has hand, co-sponsor six bills while in Concord, only one of which made it into law. Now he’s traveling the district warn ing that Martha is going to support a sales and it’s income because to worry, Not tax. not true. If further insurance is needed, the governor has to promised veto any broad- tax. based plishments, the Martha repeal to fight was the in leader a tax, while property statewide plan a approved opponent her tax. infamous the retained that She helped create the Land and Community Program; Heritage she found and money Shipyard; the save help to she crafted a college tuition students. NH for plan savings ol V - - - s etter L s e Hampton n get do Betty A. Callanan A. Betty job artha the M To the Editor: the To I am pleased to support I do so because she has as State tenure her During And And more recently she Dan has as served a New He He has fought effectively Let’s look at his oppo Senator Martha Fuller Clark’s Clark’s Fuller Martha Senator bid for re-election in Senate 24. district a proven and enviable track that on issues working record the in us of all to important are state. the and district sponsored she Representative, or co-sponsored more than 120 pieces of that legislation Clark voted four times for an times four voted Clark income tax (1) CACR Sept. 10, 24, Sept. (2) 1998; HB1668 10, 1997; Feb. (3) HB124 1998; 1999. 4, March HB109, (4) voted against HB1 (“the bal anced June budget”) 9, 2005. to She the helped start donor towns by voting donor in the favor began of which HB117, 1999. 21, April on towns State Hampshire Representa tive and is to prepared serve as a powerful advocate for the people of He our is district, attractive, personable, and approachable intelligent. Please join me in voting for Dan Hughes for State Senate 2006. 7, November on groups groups and Dan organizations. is a of Veteran the a but U.S. are Those Corps. Marine accomplishments. his of few to end the New Hampshire Death Tax town donor the end to (Estate fought Taxes), tax burden, and effectively fought for the Naval Portsmouth Shipyard seed money closure. base fight to nent’s record: Martha Fuller ------e s s or Stratham ughe M H or f Allison Scamman Allison with ort e p pp o u Serving Serving in the Ford and Chuck Morse is the kind of of kind the is Morse Chuck Editor: the To Sena State as Hughes Dan To the Editor: the To is candi the Morse Chuck state his leadership Under H S change our leadership to pre our leadership change here. life of way our serve Dan Reagan administrations, Award the Secretary received for — Excellence the highest the award of US Department Develop Urban and Housing he Recently can bestow. ment Amendment First the received S. at Loeb the Nackey Award School of in Communication November of 2005. In addi tion, he has served on boards of the many community When Bev Hollingworth was When Bev Hollingworth on the Finance Committee, state spending increased 13 percent and taxes dollars. went million 500 up than more need the taxpayers watchdog He Council. on the Executive conservative, fiscal proven a is committed to preserve the New Advantage. Hampshire Please vote for Chuck Morse 7. November on tor in voice District effective 24 an as will hope bring great area Seacoast changing in our fight He will in and Concord. to protect New Hampshire’s unique lifestyle advantages without donor towns, or an or must income tax. We sales date that has the experience to to experience the has that date get the job done and a chairman As track success. of record Commit Finance Senate the of tee, Morse has fiscal brought responsibility and discipline Concord. to spending has been reduced for the first time in 10 years. EWS EWS — Michael P. 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A A tlantic A . ------ om .C ews N tlantic ay D A Cards Cards may be sent direct The electronic greeting Veterans and those serv The 2.8 million-mem • Hampton Falls at • North Hampton at the This year’s guest speaker Post #35 members, a rifle invited is community The the is Creating card quick s compose a personal sage. mes ly to active duty service men and women if their military e-mail addresses are known. cards are also ideal to thank all Veterans, of all tions, genera who have served the Armed US Forces. in ing in the military today need to service see that there are friends and family mem bers who are proud of their sacrifices America. for ber American Legion is the nation’s largest wartime Vet more For organization. erans information or to Veterans Day greeting, send visit a www.legion.org. Weare’s Common from the across Baptist Church, 9 a.m.; North Hampton library, 10 a.m. is Hampton Fire Chief Hank Lipe, a Veteran who served in both the US Air Force as a sergeant the fromAir Force Reserves from 1973-77; 1977-79; and the US Guard Coast Reserves from 1986- 2003, for a total of 23 years in the military. squad, bugler Chaplain MarkPost the and therby Wea ser four all at present be will vices, as will the Seacoast’s Color USMJROTC WHS own Guard. and encouraged to join honoring Seacoast area Vete in rans at any or all ceremonies. of these Refreshments will be served following the final ceremony at the Legion Hall. For more information, call (603) 926-4668. account can receive the spe cial cards. and easy at the Legion’s Web American site. The site represent cards e-mail offers ing each branch of military service, along with the ser vice song that plays card Each opened. is card the when provides plenty of space to ’ - - - - VE ew ews lb lb N N A , NH , Beef n etera $2.99 $1.99 tlantic tlantic V TLANTIC 11-03-2006 A A AMPTON the the H 964-6152 honor honor Veterans to to 111 A HROUGH We Sell Only USDA USDA Only Sell We ORTH with Legion e-cards Choice & Prime Prime & Choice TE T HAMPTON HAMPTON | Hamptons The ceremony will be At that time, the Legion Day cere Other Veterans’ • Hampton Beach at SEACOAST | thou With American troops serving N R pecial pecial Seacoast Seacoast ceremonies Made Fresh Daily! Thank troops, Veterans Thank troops, Veterans to e-mail and they look for not do that cards the to ward take up a lot of bandwidth. Anyone who has an e-mail American Legion Post #35 has announced that a special Day will ceremony Veterans’ be conducted at the Global War on Terror monumentlocated on the grounds the Legion of Hall at 69 High Street in Hampton. November held on Saturday, 11 at 11 a.m., in place of the annual ceremony held at the High Street Cemetery. will unveil the name of US Army SPC Jesse S. Conger, a NH Veteran who lost his life in the GWOT. His name was inadvertently omitted during the dedication of the monument on September 11, in be will family Jesse’s 2006. attendance. monies will be conducted on as November follows: 11 the New Hampshire Mari ne Memorial (“The Lady”), by Ashworth the from across the Sea Hotel, 8 a.m.; sands of troops overseas, deployed offering again once is Legion the American electronic greeting cards, a easy way free, to thank them of eve the on service their for November 11. Day, Veterans overseas often have access God Bless Our Troops S S OOD HOT SOUPS G (603) 964-9911 Call Our Lunch Line! Whole Chickens Tender Lean, Fresh, Pork Chops 5 lb 85% Lean Fresh USDA Choice Ground Beef $12.95 Bell & Evans All Natural Natural All Evans & Bell PECIALS S . LB AG B 50 50 ATM OTATOES P.E.I. P $15.99 COM . HOPPE S EAT est pplef — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo M The annual Applefest event was held A OES .J MEAT SHOPPE MEAT Plainville WWW 10-35 lb avg. Antibiotic Free Antibiotic Free Antibiotic Free Antibiotic Free Antibiotic Free last Friday at Hobbs House. Welcomed by staff from the Hampton Recreation Department and volunteers from the Senior Citizens Hampton Community Coalition, the town’s enjoyed the traditional (and tasty) treats dished assortment up of by apple local politicians serve, who not stump were for there votes. to With volunteers notable entertainment to presented awards and provided Coffin Dick by Applefest from the provided a community, fun time for all. APPLE TIME — Order your All- Natural Order your Turkeys for Turkeys Open Mon-Fri: 8-6 • Sat 8-5 • Closed Sun • Thanksgiving at Joe's Today! at Joe's 43 o , 31, N issues ol Erge Lapis Glam A to Z Lines Survival Fillmore OFF Nic & Mo Johnny Was Johnny Free Free People sale Sizes 0 - 9 SALE! Young at Heart Young Susana Monaco Select Junior WESTON WEAR WESTON 20% - 50% explores Rye, NH 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 Atlantic News ● pastry otes N reek ovember G p worksho | N at ews N ocal Please get in touch with your L 1000 Washington Rd Washington 1000 ndulge planning in the past, but you just I JUNIORCHIC missed one of our issues? tlantic CHRISTINE’S CROSSING Letter Carrier or Post Office and ask them Open daily or by appointment (603)964-6063 state E The community The is community to invited come and For indulge. more These treats will all be found among the array of scrumptious scrumptious of array the among found be all will treats These Not only sugar and spice but other things nice (such as honey, honey, as (such nice things other but spice and sugar only Not The event will be held on Saturday, November 18 from 9 a.m. a.m. 9 from 18 November Saturday, on held be will event The Hungry Hungry for a bite of or Baklava a Want taste of Tiropeta? The cost of this informative session is $5, and refreshments refreshments and $5, is session informative this of cost The Whether for themselves or a close friend or relative, this Atty. Atty. Bradshaw will cover topics such as wills, trusts, Entitled “Legal Issues: Are You Prepared?” and presented Prepared?” You Entitled Are “Legal Issues: HAMPTON | University of New Hampshire Cooperative Cooperative Hampshire New of University | HAMPTON A A | Have you received the to make sure they deliver it to your home or business. information, call the church at (603) 742-7667. (603) at church the call information, baked goods freshly prepared by the members of this longtime longtime this of members the by prepared freshly goods baked organization. charitable nuts, cinnamon, filo, feta cheese, and filo, feta will cheese, be butter) nuts, cinnamon, used to create such delights as Tiropeta. and famous Baklava and Ravina equally-known Koulourakia, Kourimbedas, to 1 p.m. at the Greek Church of the Annunciation’s church hall, hall, church Annunciation’s the of Church Greek the at p.m. 1 to Dover. in Street Locust on located to sample these and other flavors that are the pride of are the that pride Greek flavors and other these to sample Then come join delicacies? the of sale. Daughters Penelope-Itona, pastry annual popular their for 177 Chapter Tolfree at (603) 679-5616 or Tolfree email lynn.tolfree @unh.edu. of family conflict and financial losses due to avoiding these difficult conversations. Lynn contact workshop, the for register To provided. be will workshop will provide ways which participants can begin the necessary conversations between parent and child, or other relatives/ There representatives. are too many stories evaluate how well prepared they are for the and unexpected, then to assist in determining done. what still needs to be probate, how probate, is property titled, living wills, and other basic legal issues. Materials provided will assist participants to Avenue in Hampton. Avenue by the North workshop Attorney Hampton Mae Bradshaw, is applicable to individuals of all ages. Extension will be providing a workshop on estate planning and end-of-life issues November on 6 Monday, from 3-4:30 p.m. at the Lane Memorial Library, located at 2 Academy Off Route 1, 1/4 mile Center east Rye at towards Breakfast Hill Light age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - A age dvertisement A | P ews Exeter N Hampton olitical Newfields Greenland Brentwood Kensington East Kingston East Hampton Falls Hampton North Hampton Hampton North P tlantic aid Polls are open from 8 a.m. from open are Polls 8 a.m. from open are Polls 7 a.m. from open are Polls 8 a.m. from open are Polls Polls are open from 7 8 a.m. from open are Polls 8 a.m. from open are Polls 8 a.m. from open are Polls 8 a.m. from open are Polls ELECTION Continued on 26A• Nov. Nov. 7. See below for times and for location your polling places. 7 at Brentwood the p.m. until Hall. Fire until 7 p.m. at East Kingston Elementary. Hall. Town at p.m. 8 until Cen Greenland at p.m. 7 until School. tral a.m. until 8 p.m. at Marston School. Hall. Town at p.m. 8 until Hall. Town at p.m. 7:30 until Hall. Town at p.m. 7 until Hampton North at p.m. 7 until School. Howard Stiles, Fiscal Agent Howard Stiles, Fiscal • P - - - Nancy Stiles Nancy 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 income tax. income tax. dvertisement A ovember NO olitical 43 | N 43 | o P Questions, Questions Democrat Richard J. two with faced be will You Question 1 is concerned Question 2 concerns the Okay, so now that you The big day is Tuesday, Rockingham Rockingham District 2 aid • County Commissioner 32, N against Democrat Debra E. Crapo. O’Shaughnessy challenges incumbent Republican Mau reen Barrows. questions on next Tuesday’s ballot. with eminent domain. answer An of yes wish means to the restrict taking of you eminent through land private domain for the purpose or other development of private use. private ward or a of town population devia “reasonable has it when population ideal the from tion representative more or one for seats, the town shall have its own district of one or more representative seats.” A of yes favor in are you means vote amendment. said vot your that is it what know ing for how about where to go and when to vote. Below is your towns polling place time. and sales and ol V - - - • P NO Chris Nevins dvertisement A • Sheriff District 18 olitical review Keeping Hampton a non-donor town. Keeping Hampton a non-donor town. Supporting job growth and economic vitality. Insisting on Protecting individual rights to property ownership. Faithfully representing our citizens’ issues in Concord. ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ (New Castle, Rye) • County Attorney • County Treasurer • Register of Deeds P • Register of Probate P (Rockingham County) Incumbent Republican Democrat David H. Mir Incumbent Republican Democrat Celia McGu Incumbent Republican Democrat Michael G. Democrats David A. • State Representative • State Representative District 17 (Greenland) aid bert vie for two open seats. “Dan” Linehan squares off against Democrat McRae. Wayne sky takes Republican “Jim” Reams. on Incumbent Edward R. “Sandy” Buck III faces off against Democrat David Ahearn. E. ckian challenges incumbent Republican Cathy Stacey. Andrew Christie Jr. is up seats in the district. Marsh takes on incumbent Republican “Jim” for Rolston its single seat. Borden and Otto F. and Republicans Grote Michael J. Geanoulis Sr. and “Jeff” Gil ay - - - - D • P Tom Gillick Tom dvertisement A District 16 District 14 n lectio olitical (Hampton (Hampton Falls, E and South Hampton) P District 15 (Hampton) Republicans Mary T. Republicans Warren Democrats E. Elaine Kensington, Kensington, Seabrook • State Representative • State Representative • State Representative aid (Newington, Portsmouth) Boynton, Russell D. Bridle, Thomas J. “Tom” Christopher Gillick, F. Nevins and Nancy F. Stiles and Demo Susan crats R. Kelley, Jane P. Kepner, Thomas McGuirk, Bennett “Ben” Moore Lawrence and J. Stuker are vying for five seats. all E. Goddard, “Mike” ray Mur and Henry “Hank” M. Sanders and Jacqueline Cali-Pitts, Democrats McEachern, Paul Terie Laura Norelli, C. Pantelakos, James F. Powers, Christopher Ser lin and James R. Splaine are open seven for competing all Ahearn, Peter O’Keefe, Mat thew B. Preston and “Jim” Webber and Benjamin E. Moore, RepublicansFrank J. Therriault Henry Sr., Palazzo and E. Albert Weare are all running for four seats. - - - - - • P dvertisement A Russell Bridle (District 3) (District 23) (District 24) olitical • State Senator • State Senator • Executive Council Democrats Judy Day, John Day, Judy Democrats Democratic Senator Mag Republican Daniel M. Both Democrat Beverly • State Representative Hampton & Stratham) P District 13 (Exeter, District North 13 (Exeter, aid Quandt, “Matt” Quandt and Carl G. Robertson vying for eight open seats. are all Clark. M. Flackett, Eileen C. Flock hart, Henson, John James W. E. Edward Kennedy, Rowan and Kathleen “Trinka” Rus sell along with Republicans Corinne Armstrong, David Canada, Robert D. Eastman, Brian Griset, April Hersey Mason, Marshall “Lee” lican “Chuck” Morse to seek fill the well worn of long-time shoes Councilor Ruth Griffin. gie Hassan is challenged by Republican Natalie Healy. Hughes runs against incum Fuller Martha Democrat bent representative Jeb Bradley takes on relative newcomer Carol Shea-Porter. Hollingworth and Repub IN HAMPTON - - - - - • P riter W Your neighborhood candidatesYour for State Representative promoting dvertisement taff om A THE HAMPTON ADVANTAGE THE HAMPTON Vote at the Marston SchoolVote on November 7th S .C inney Mary Boynton ews THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ADVANTAGE THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ews • Governor N E. K N Representative olitical • First District U.S. cott Incumbent Republican Incumbent Democratic Below is a list of the big Do we really want 30 per 30 want really we Do The last mid-term elec Whether you feel good So we’re not voting for But, the mid-term elec SEACOAST SEACOAST | It’s time to P S tlantic tlantic y aid lican Jim Coburn. Governor John Lynch is chal is Lynch John Governor lenged by Windham Repub a good voter. races both nationally An informed locally. voter is and the decisions for the rest of us? Get out and vote. cent of the people making to cast their ballots. tion an estimated 30 percent of Americans took the time to make yourself heard. voting is one of the best ways best the of one is voting about the state of the things or are looking for change, are are going. to voice how you feel things tions are an important way, both nationally and locally, president president this time around. stop the mud slinging and get your vote on. A B A P . - - - RK RK E1+ B2+ om .C E1+/L1+ E1+/S1+ BUS BUS 55.56 59.46 68.29 59.46 51.11 51.11 50.00 68.75 71.43 63.41 57.69 54.05 64.44 73.33 84.62 78.05 67.86 70.45 78.57 67.65 57.78 ews 100.00 N SCH SCH 95.00 90.91 37.50 10.00 10.00 60.00 38.89 85.00 22.22 15.38 25.00 55.00 50.00 33.33 40.00 26.32 77.78 35.00 100.00 tlantic LAB LAB 78.57 94.44 33.33 88.89 42.86 42.86 50.00 75.00 16.67 44.44 30.77 35.71 41.67 22.22 50.00 35.71 83.33 23.08 ENV ENV 0.00 A 90.91 14.29 90.91 22.22 33.33 85.71 12.50 50.00 10.00 20.00 44.44 14.29 44.44 50.00 77.78 30.00 100.00 Off Off Rep Sen Rep Sen Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Sen HOME Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Seabrook Seabrook Stratham Stratham/RESIGN1/17/06 Stratham Seabrook Hampton Seabrook Beach Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Greenland New Castle Rye Beach HOUSE SENATE Home P d Exeter r Portsmouth r r r+d r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r P DS 13 d 13 d 13 13 13 14 14 13 13 13 14 15 14 15 15 15 15 17 18 18 This This reveals the statewide ranking of only p DS COU Rock 23 Rock 24 Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock U This This year GNS notes which office — if any — local um *The Business and Industry Association was for it on one vote, vote, one on it for was Association Industry and Business *The RANK (RK) | Off: Name NAME Flockhart, E C Hassan, Margaret W Mason, A H Clark, Martha Fuller Quandt, M L Quandt, M J Robertson, C G Palazzo, F J Moore, B E Scamman, W D Johnson, R J Scamman, S Weare, E A Bridle, R D Morris, R W Gillick, T J Francoeur, S T Francoeur, Stiles, N F O’Neil, M Rolston, J G Hughes, D M Langley, Jane S S obesity obesity prevention; constitutional spending limits; assigned risk pool for before allowing hearings small requiring groups; to towns ; build allowing increases insurance malpractice large broadband statewide a infrastructure; will; at lowering evictions business allowing taxes; restaurants; from banning smoking granting housing; workforce studying code; building residential bill; reduction mercury the BET; the against credit tax one-time a hire a restaurants requiring food manager; certified protection deduc payroll through PACS to contribute to workers allowing to providers energy requiring age; out drop the increasing tions; pay companies insurance for use requiring energy; alternative bone marrow blood test; 2005 hospitals report requiring infections; October the in destroyed estate real of acquisition state and floods. They OPPOSED Community Rating in Health Insur ance*; using eminent mandating domain gambling; for casino facilities; private control reasons; increasing pollution on taxes for coverage their health workers; provide the business largest on hiring penalties state stricter wage; the minimum increasing illegal aliens; studying a luxury or amusement tax; requiring into work; someone hour pay when calling another businesses time part tax; income an stacks; smoke of monitoring continuous pay a for pole making Verizon telephone benefits; get unemployment businesses commission the reducing gambling; casino for tax; training worker requiring tax; meals and rooms the collecting reasonable make businesses small that requiring contracts; state regulation less law; state under disabled the for accommodations clas remained C&D that requiring and programs risk pooled for waste solid as sified numerous on it opposed Association Insurance an and Independent but rankings business the about more For votes. call roll other WWW.NHBR.COM.. to go story, accompanying those Only category. each for three lowest the and three top the means E1+ ranked. were votes possible the 3/4 least at cast who Water and Clean Club for the Sierra rate agreement the highest in Action the L2+ state. means the by highest second the state AFL-CIO. S3+ means the third highest rate agreement by the rate agreement the lowest B1- means Association. Board School most the with those by won were Ties groups. business the the with given were both votes, of number same the had both If in votes. slots three top the make didn’t lawmakers Most ranking. same five than less with Those ranked. not were they so category, any rate). agreement an (assigned rated even not were votes are for Rep running the during lawmakers election: upcoming (State House Sen of (State Representatives); Senate); Con (US Commissioner). (County CC (Governor); Gov Congress); ------all C oll R Two organizations collaborated collaborated organizations Two This was a was rating two-year based The New Hampshire School Board Asso Board School Hampshire New The The New Hampshire AFL/CIO repre SCHOOLS (SCH) | (SCH) SCHOOLS (BUS) | BUSINESS LABOR (LAB) | SEACOAST SEACOAST | For the eleventh year, GNS compares local the are These to participate. groups such many invited GNS (ENV) | ENVIRONMENT How How did your state and representatives senators vote? Merchants Association. There were a wide variety of responses. of responses. a variety wide were There Association. Merchants Merchants The Retail 54 votes. identified Agents The Insurance only gave a on position two. Often the A choices agreed. few a requiring form times The they groups conflicted. FAVORED to malpractice status; be contractor filed to independent verify credit tax tax; tobacco the increasing panels; screening insurance for Research & an Development; insurance company tax cut; who make for homeowners penalties criminal LCHIP; funding false claims against contractors; fire safe cigarette; childhood ID to vote: requiring citizen status be put on licenses; arresting arresting licenses; on put be status citizen requiring vote: to ID illegal immigrants for trespassing; requiring New Hampshire voters to get a state license; requiring workers to sign forms about contractor status; vouchers for public schools; manda tory overtime for nurses; penalizing those who bring “frivo lous” environmental law suits against road construction; and making voter registration affidavits public. It took a position on 32 votes, 14 in the House and 18 in the Senate. it year, This boards. school local of interests the represents ciation aid catastrophic funding age; dropout the increasing FAVORED allowing construction; kindergarten aiding education; special for audio taping of school bus No criticizing children; Child Left Behind; and a looser right to know law. It OPPOSED school vouchers; educa special constitutional separate amendments a funding; limiting educational the over power Court Supreme tion budget; loosening home school requirements: curriculum disseminat and requirements; opt-out education sex mandating posi a took group The values. family teaching on guidelines ing Senate. the in 11 and House the in 20 votes, 31 on tion on a survey of five groups done business in with conjunction Insur The Independent Review: Business the New Hampshire ance Agents of New Hampshire; The Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire; the Retail the and Lodging and Association; Restaurant Owners Timberland the Association; Water Action. Sierra Club fosters conservation and protects the and protects conservation Club fosters Sierra Action. Water environment. Clean Water focuses on surface to water garbage fund taxing recy and FAVORED The groups emissions. air on sludge; regulations tighter emissions; mercury cutting cling; funding the waste Land solid the in and Community Heritage land-filling Investment as Pro bad as incineration rating gram; hierarchy; extending the ban on and construction demolition as setting waste; solid C&D and classified keeping incinerators up a gas greenhouse regional of tougher regulation initiative; to providers energy requiring withdrawals; large groundwater boat the raising rail; commuter pursuing energy; alternative use fee to get rid OPPOSED of groups milfoil; setbacks The increased for break. landfills along tax energy a renewable and rivers suits law environmental “frivolous” bring who busi those to break penalizing tax energy general a and construction; road against 11 and House the in 10 votes, 21 on position a took They nesses. Senate. the in mandating It FAVORED labor. sents of organized the interests the largest business provide health coverage for their work ers; stricter state penalties on hiring illegal aliens; businesses requiring pay another hour work; studying when workplace housing; calling tougher mercury someone emis sion; into requiring fire-safe cigarettes; licensing gas fitters; designating the and pumpkin as the state fruit. It OPPOSED the right to work; loosening apprentice electricians regulations; photo a requiring system; card ID national the in participation representatives’ voting record with a representatives’ variety of issue-oriented This on groups. will a give understanding constituents clearer issues. such on stand representatives their how told only groups the that noted be should It responded. who ones is rating actual The issues. certain on vote would they how GNS posi group’s the comparing analysis computer a GNS on based record. voting legislator’s each with tion for the NH rankings: Sierra Club and New Clean Hampshire 43 32 21 13 11 1 N O T T U B N O S S E L o A U E I I 2 34 29 15 R M D A S T Y L E I 31, N 26 16 D A T P M T T A E I ol 14 3 30 W S N A R A T L E E I 22 U A R N S A R E I 12 7 18 D R O S N A E L 4 27 25 19 (603) 772-4923 O D S R V B O E E I 8 M A U Y E 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 I 5 33 20 S P N O R S L I I I 9 17 K C S T T E L I I 6 31 23 P A G P D K O E ovember I I 10 28 W H G O L L E Y I | N 24 T N N O B K E E ews N Sat, Nov. 4 • Sun, Nov. 5 4 • Sun, Nov. 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NSURANCE I IFE Rep Rep stands for State House of Sen, Representatives; State SEACOAST | this sum-up SEACOAST News presents Granite Service On the average, House lawmakers missed 18 percent of To be fair, legislators receive only a $100 a year stipend legislators area’s this percentage the shows below chart The V% | The percentage of votes in 2005. The average was NE% of | votes that missed not were Percentage excused. interest. of conflict to due votes missed of Percentage | C% PR% | Percentage of missed votes because the legislator Rk | The ranking column the includes top and bottom in the that means that number, a with out starts ranking the If Look in the Off (Office) column to see which lawmakers not Republican). Other office abbreviations are below. If the are below. abbreviations Other office not Republican). office box is blank, then that lawmaker will not be on the ballot. Senate; Con, US Congress; Gov, Commissioner. Governor; CC, County column column reflecting how lawmakers in the NH year. this voted Senate House and their votes in 2006. That was four doesn’t percent vote, higher a than missed last representative a because just But year. arrived have could lawmaker A there. wasn’t she or he mean negotiating hearing, a attending been early, leave to had late, on another vote in grabbing a the cup hallway, of coffee or attention. paying not simply plus mileage for their time. commitments. Many Long work for commutes account also or emergencies family or Illness in factor. have another representatives bad the other occasions, rare weather on And votes. can missed some be refrained from voting because of a conflict of interest. But any legislator can call in and be excused from attending a bother. didn’t Some session. voted out of missed of percentage total a possible give also will It 193 column. ranking votes unless so noted votes in that were not the excused, that were not taken because of a conflict of interest, or because the representative was presiding. 82 percent. Some 33 lawmakers had a perfect record. Two all. at vote didn’t The average was 5 percent. The highest (worst) percentage percent. 74 was 1 percent. was percentage highest The was presiding. does The not customarily vote except to break a tie, or when he Speaker (W is not he Yet presiding. may step down from the chair Douglas and missed also legislators other Three wishes. he Scamman) whenever vote presiding. when votes various categories. V1+ means the best voting percentage. V1- means the worst. V2- means means the most the votes missed that second were not worst. excused. Most N1- ranked. not are legislators times of number certain a vote to eligible only was lawmaker because of death (D), resignation (R), or was elected term mid (E). For instance, 99:D means the representative was only to eligible vote in 99 votes, as to opposed 193, because he died in the middle of the session. Those who were not eligible for the of three-quarters the votes (145 votes) were not ranked. No percentages are given for those who less). or were (19 votes the of percent ten than less for eligible — on office another — or perhaps reelection for running are Representative, for stands column that in (“Rep” 7 November Call Ray A. Lefavor, LUTCF LUTCF A. Lefavor, Call Ray (603) 926-8564 L Insurance coverage to $25,000. Issue age 0-80 ------the county r e c e ithis summer v e d cur the with rent stable economy,” said Buck. This was planned note to take the best possible of advantage inter market est rates. BUCK Continued on 22A• Buck is well versed in “This late borrowing will coun as years eight his In Buck also points to the “I am very pleased access and cashment services manage as a break “major through in the ity to manage our abil finances.” The Internet system allows for account monitoring well as as cash transfers, Buck explained. financial management deal ing with million dollar bud result result in a substantial saving to the county at year-end,” Buck added. ty treasurer, Buck has con sistently saved the County through his strategic plan ning and management. solid financial continued utilizationtechnology of with online est rate in August. Moodies Investor Services rated the note MIG-1, best note rating possible for short-term debt. The borrowing later in the year further lowered interest payments for the taxpayer. with the low interest rates 10 ------ews N tlantic A - - - - the to otes as county treasurer Buck has two goals for • Creating the best port at • borrowing the Insure Buck points to the coun Buck was one of the HAMPTON | Edward Buck Buck seeks re-election pecial N the future of the Treasurer’s office: folio for investment of trust funds, and lowest interest rates. ty issuing a $15 million tax with (TAN) note anticipation a very favorable net inter f i n a n cm i a a n l ament, g e com p uknowledge t and e strong r i n t e r psonal e r skills, I want continue to to maintain the best treasur er’s in office the best county in New Hampshire.” first to file papers with the Secretary of State in cord in June. Con Buck joins fel low Hampton resident Jim Reams who is running re-election for as Rockingham County Attorney. Andrew ‘Spizz’ Christie of Hampton Falls has also filed election as for County Registrar re- of Probate. “Sandy” Buck is running for re-election as as Rockinghambecause, Treasurer County current my “With explains, he experience in the treasurer’s office and my quarter cen tury of government service, S 43 - - o 31, N ol olitical P Center Upgrades 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 According According to Canada, it While visiting voters Vendor and Programs Training for emergencies caused by terrorists acts. is his intention, if to support measures both elected, to prevent such actions and to be ready to lic support needs pub should any act such occur. 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The fi rst race goes off at 11:15 a.m. with two $200,000 Stakes Races which will lead up Races which will lead $200,000 Stakes with two rst race goes off at 11:15 a.m. The fi S C diate; in fact, people coming to were shop at Together in HIS Name even they were officially open for before business. where people could go relax to and shop in fortable environment,” a says com Dennis, who has retail years experience with of Sears Marlene, It’s End. Lands and though, who’s the merchant here at home. cerning eye for what customers seek, Marlene their has stocked the shop incredible with an inventory. Take Bibles, for instance. every version of the Bible,” says Dennis, including the New International Version, hometown. Equipped with everything they had learned Chri about summer the over stian bookstore merchandi doors their opened they sing, October 14. on Saturday, from the public was imme 11 - ONVENIENCE C OUSE YOUR H Plus… FOR EEK W A Lots of other special Holiday Promotions! PEN And so, “after much sear much “after so, And AYS “But she was very serious.” ching and praying,” Marlene, they says settled upon their in location 1 Route their bookstore,” her husband’s initial reaction can’t was, be serious!” he recalls. ‘You O 7 D Also visit us at… Prior Sales Excluded - - ARLY E — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo ss usine PEN Terri’s Hallmark Terri’s O B Dennis and Marlene Honan welcome of three version of TORES (regularly $25.00) OLIDAY S “Rockin’ Around “Rockin’ Hallmark Cards* ALLMARK Three wintery pals dance and sing our with each purchase the Christmas Tree” the Christmas $14.95 Saturday & Sunday, November 4 & 5 Saturday & Sunday, OTH So many ways to get merry Rte 1 (Next to Market Basket) • Portsmouth • (603) 430-8055 Very Merry Trio Trio Merry Merry Very Very H B H The idea came to Marlene to came idea The their customers to Together in HIS Name, bookstore in North a Hampton. new Christian COME ON IN — S resources” resources” available to Sea coast area shoppers. now. Until late last year, in December. When she approached Den nis and told him, we “I should open think a Christian ’ ------ riter Amazing Amazing place W Together in HIS Name Together Christian Bookstore open for business ERRI taff om Capture holiday memories. Add them to ready-made pages. Easy as that. T S .C ** ews ews N emo N r Lafayette Crossing • Route 1• North Hampton • (603) 964-7750 P iz Marlene’s motivation Seated on one of the big, Not only is this an ama Owned by the husband- NORTH HAMPTON | L tlantic (Regularly $36.00) tlantic y $14.95 Holiday Instant Scrapbook **Offer valid 11/4/06 - 11/5/06 while supplies last at Terri's Hallmark. Not valid on past purchases. Tax not included. Hallmark. Not valid on past purchases. Tax **Offer valid 11/4/06 - 11/5/06 while supplies last at Terri's © 2006 Hallmark Licensing, Inc. * Offer valid through 12/24/06 while supplies last at Terri's Hallmark. Excludes gift enclosures, and packaged and boxed cards. Not valid with any other * Offer valid through 12/24/06 while supplies last at Terri's not included. offer or on past purchases. Tax “there’s a dearth of Christian of dearth a “there’s to be a need in the she area,” says. Indeed, adds Dennis, was simple: “There seemed sion.” venture venture “is Marlene’s brain child. This is really her pas dies), Dennis explains that the couple’s shared business and a variety of baked goo their spacious shop (where patrons can enjoy coffee comfortable and cushy love seats near the front corner of their 27 Lafayette Road loca tion in North Hampton. shop, but there’s also room for fellowship and fun at zing and welcoming place to much more. videos, DVDs, gifts and gift cards, greeting cards and HIS name offers an extensive an offers name HIS selection of books, Bibles, Marlene Honan, Together in and-wife team of Dennis and Dennis of team and-wife ning events from November 6-11. taking place exciting week of grand ope Christian Bookstore is now open and preparing for an Get ready for in HIS Name news: Together some good B A A . - - om S h .C r a ews e , N N y N 0 tlantic 3 ampto h r A Accepting her award — The Hampton Com o f and admitting that there is a chance she and her family may be relocating within the next year — Niemczyk told everyone present, “I this community love so much. I would hate to bye.’” say There ‘good- are others countless in share her sentiments. Hampton who munity Coalition partnerswith more than dozen local organizations and programs designed to help make the local community stronger. They include Families First, the Hampton Family Child Program, Hampton and Head Start, Hampton PTA, the Hampton Rotary, Salva tion Army, Odyssey House, Seacare Health, and many others, including Hampton area churches and schools. For additional information call HCC at (603) 926-4936. orth e c - - - - i , N d — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo v r r e (603) 964-6261 S Wayne, Founder of Wayne, y t i l afayette a l Wayne’s Auto Body, is proud to Auto Body, Wayne’s u “She embodies why HCC All-Around the Receiving Among the many hats Q Looking Forward to another 30 Years of Quality Service! Looking Forward to another 30 Years 22 introduce his son Jay as new manager. services. Her motivation is personal: “It’s because I was there once,” she said. came into existence,” com mented McKenzie. Above and Beyond Award was Hobbs Volunteer House Nita Help Niemczyk, whose HCC associate, Abby Cooper, offered numerous examples of why this ticular par award was going to its recipient for the second year in a row. she wears, Niemczyk is the director of the AlternativeOut of School program, the Suspension Transportation Assistance program coordi nator, HCC’s liaison agencies, community various with and the HCC Senior Citizen Society events coordinator. top it all “she’s off, every To body’s friend,” said Cooper. ------h t u o ? m s s ! ! t 0 0 r 5 o 5 m $ $ P , e R R d UYS l O R O B b F F a n o To To make dinner reserva Volunteers are needed o E E r r i tion, serving, and clean-up. delivering For call Kathy details, at (603) 772-3098 Monday through Wednes day from 8:30 a.m. to p.m. 2:30 tions, request a meal deliv ery or to volunteer, call the number above by Wednes November day, 15. Fontaine was given recogni tion as a “community volun teer who helps other moms who are going hard through time,” assisting a strug gling families permanent in housing, finding trans portation, and the to obtain means aid through local addresses upon request. to help with the prepara C C MART I I M P S V V . , 0 2 1 ------19” Flat Panel Monitor $199 Monitor Panel Flat 19” e k R The Hampton Community Coalition awarded certificates of appreciation to (from left) Dot Gooby, Ann R IX ● r 3 r a s c . E i E F 9 u w y ● s i e e u S c S a t E N N 9 h t e ’ w Q e T E c E a S , n 9 e T t u . l T O t ntic l , x and more! n a a i 7 O x O M e LICK i p f l c e tl . i - E F n M b M C e A n k R 6 a E E n N e c he m i d k t o A v l Call Today! Call R R 6 r c h i c No Gimmicks. n o l o to p . f 7 Community dinner o 512MB RAM $59 RAM $59 512MB C f l w Spyware & Removal Virus & Upgrades System Tune-ups &Wireless Networking Data Backup, ● a C ● ● ● ● C A No Geeks. No Nerds. There is no fee for this The Above and Beyond EXETER | A community w Kaiser, Jerry McConnell, Sharon Fontaine and Nita Niemczyk for the contributions they make to the community through their volunteer their through community the to make they contributions the for Niemczyk Nita and Fontaine Sharon McConnell, Jerry Kaiser, efforts. ci WORTHY WORTHY RECIPIENTS — w pe held on Thursday, Novem ber 23 in the vestry at First Baptist Church,on the corner of Front located and Spring Streets in Exeter. The handicapped-accesis vestry sible. meal, but a free-will ing offer will be accepted. Meals can be delivered to home is there,” said “The McConnell.money spent will ben in and today children the efit the future.” had the name Award of Sha upon imprinted Fontaine ron long-time pres parental A it. ence in Hampton schools, Thanksgiving dinner will be celebrates Thanksgiving S 43 - - - o 31, N ALES mith ol . • S C. S C. . smile D.D.S. HOWINGS 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 Get 1 Free Buy 2 Lessons visit The Foundation, which McConnell, a major sup “Here’s a guy who tephen u yo S • S never goes out of style. Visit us regularly and let us take care of your most important accessories. The The beauty secret that WHS building project passed.” got has been busy raising funds through their current brick already has and project plaza awarded grant moneyenhance to the educationWHS of students, there as “will long as the be school schools, and the number of hours he spends [there] will knock your socks off,” said McKenzie. porter of the recently-com pleted $25 orga an and project building million WHS nizer of the Outreach Committee, Winnacunnet noted that the Friends Foundation was “an idea that right into popped my head after the nity Service Award, McConnell Jerry of the of Winnacunnet Friends Foundation was lauded by McKenzie for the time he has devoted to WHS over the years. doesn’t have a kid in the irst ovember f AMPS - - - make | N oad • C o Relaxed Family Atmosphere ews R t our rst month’s board & board rst month’s N Y NH 03842 RAINING , tlantic Riding Lessons for all Ages & Levels • T Specializing in Morgan Show Horses afayette $50 OFF Donna Buckles Trainer/Manager enough 603-926-4575 ampton s OARDING 861 L A 12A | ’ H Package Rates & Gift Certifi cates Available Package Rates & Gift Certifi Accepting the Commu “None of that would Dot Gooby’s Non-Profit B t VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS m Fro 1A (603) 580-5863 • (603) 793-2281 SUNSHINE STABLES 20% OFF I Quality Horses for sale at all times Boarding: $425 Per Month Boarding: $550/Month & Training: Board Receive Enjoy our Indoor Riding Track Join us now for Winter Boarding… age 88 Powwow River Rd • Rte 107A • East Kingston, NH 88 Powwow River Rd • Rte 107A • East Kingston, Fall Special: “the help of a lot of wonder ful people” had made it all possible. have happened Dot,” commented without McKen zie. Gooby herself credited film and lecture series, and among events, youth various many others. nine years), Gooby numerous listed library the projects group has such sponsored, as reading programs, said McKenzie. A newcomer relative (she’s to been a Hampton resident for years. Since doing Friends so, “have accomplished the a lot in the last 3-1/2 years,” was given for her efforts to revitalize the Lane Library’s Friends organization it after had been dormant for 10 36 years. Community Service Award said Kaiser, Hampton’s membership has noting been that doing exactly that for P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 13A age ! | P $3.99 Stock Up Now! Stock ews ODAY 20% OFF! 25% OFF! 25% OFF! 25% OFF! N T A Wonderful Gift Idea Gift A Wonderful In Stock Now! In Stock PECIALS (While Supplies Last) Supplies (While .. tlantic ...... ELLETS P S ...... Hours: M-F: 8-5 M-F: • Hours: 8-4 Sat: OOD leanups ...... 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It’s long success in the business to putting her money back into the business, a knowledge strong of the she product is selling and develop ing relationships with customers. her students. she said.their “Some show,” of the people haven’t exhib ited before. It’s a risk and I think it’s good for them.” Mary Vermeersch, owner of Brush & Palette, will be celebrating 15 ss usine B The first will be a raffle The second will be an art years in business with a raffle and an art show at the November. Rye Public Library through the month of CELEBRATING CELEBRATING ART — as work by several of her throughout the beginningof the month, end which with will three each day drawings of week. Thanksgiving Winners will receive a gift certificate of varying denominations. show throughout the month at Rye Public Library. The art on display will Vermeersch’s feature work as well ------r e rit W ff y a e t om S .C inn s w e ews N E. K N ntic cott Get Get an eye for art at Brush & Palette More than 15 years of “It’s a one-stop shop for “There’s usually some In addition to paints, For that amount of time NORTH HAMPTON | a S tl tlantic y has chosen to do so in two ways. business is cause ebration for cel and Vermeersch Mabel Doyle, a Brush & Pal ette customer for 14 years. material and classes,” said that someone is bound to do something they like.” try to offer a big variety so explained Vermeersch. “It changes all the time. We thing going on every day,” their chops up. already involved in the local art scene who want to keep making. Class levels range from fledgling artist to those work with pastels and print ing, painting in oils, acrylics and watercolors, as well as in all manner of two-dimen sional art including draw teachers on hand to instruct a wide variety of art class es. Brush & Palette has 10 print making supplies, the little shop is also home to brushes, canvas, ink and what they see. supplies, a destination artists for who work to recreate operated Brush & Palette art Vermeersch Vermeersch has owned and has been helping area resi dents to see. local artist Mary Vermeersch localartist Mary Vermeersch For more than 15 years now B A A . om .C ews N tlantic A ------! d l te A A A eb om his luminum R t Nathan G. Nathan Page A F ddition ith ge A $25 R A W P family, owner occupied owner family, Rebate residence only. be submitted by must Not 2006. December 30, to be combined with any other offer. * See specific warranty Single more details. for “We don’t just install don’t “We them, we helped design them.” Taking Taking part in these and Wrapping up Red Rib In addition to participa do instead of drugs, and cre ating an anti-smoking and/ or anti-drug advertisement. other Red activities Ribbon made it Week for possible students Enrique Camarena’s mission to continue to make a difference in their communities. drug-free.” bon Week at HA, from UNH athletes were scheduled on Friday to encourage stu dents to make healthy life special a during choices style school-wide assembly. tion in these events,ous related vari activities encouraged were in classrooms. individual Teachers were encouraged to have students their draw about the or dangers of stance write sub abuse and violence. Examples included creating bookmarks with a message, jotting down 101 things to 4 1 ------Vinyl Products Co. Inc Vinyl Products Co. n ducatio E 200 Drakeside Rd, Hampton NH The following Aluminum Aluminum & Resource Dave Officer Hobbs. part As of sched their Week Ribbon Red ule, they went Marston to School to deliver Halloween safety tips to third grade students. day, HA students were encouraged to to clothing red wear show their support Week. Ribbon Red of Then, on Thursday, Stu the of members dent Council were joined by a group 1-603-926-2429 “We “We wanted them to feel On Tuesday, On members Tuesday, of Howard Page Howard end of the day. the of said Bowen welcome,” new students, who helped to prepare the ground planting for the bulbs. ing Plant the red Bowen, demonstrate tulips,the HA added community’s commitment to “plant a promise to stay of students who this are year new to HA. with Together Guidance Counselors Christine Caron and Angela Bowen, and intern Christine Reummler, they planted the 40 red tulip bulbs in front of the school just prior to the the new Sixth dent Grade Council Stu joined members of the Student Council Executive Board, the Guid ance Department and School 43 - - o 31, N ol 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 The observance has since 1985. expanded to include schools including across the country, those in the Seacoast students Academy Hampton area. received red ribbons of their asked were and wear, to own to sign a that poster they would stay free pledgingof alcohol, tobacco, drugs and violence. ing in his honor starting in drug drug cartel in Mexico. death His has become a symbol of the destruction caused by illegal drug use, and is sym bolized by the red ribbons his community began wear ovember ------ | N ews N tlantic - - - oices to stay drug-free V emo r , 21 Planting Planting a promise P A 14A | iz Camarena was slain in The obser The HAMPTON | Students at Students | HAMPTON L y ditor age 1985 while working under cover investigating a major lished in memory of Enforcement Drug Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena of Calex ico, CA. of Red Ribbon to Week their peers. The yearly event com memorates and was estab M o n dOctober a 23 y , when Council Student homeroom representatives read the history on g r school o u nbegan d s , on included the planting of 40 red tulips est anti-drug event. vance, which observance of the United States’ larg ties during the school’s a n n u a l got “down to earth” partici pating in five days’ worth of Red Ribbon Week activi Hampton Academy literally E B P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - 15A age ... | P . How do you ews ogram. N tsmouth, NH tsmouth location. 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The rest were minor injuries.” The kids were not wearing seatbelts, and one of the adolescents more was airlifted unfortunate to Boston Children’s Hospital 32, N ol V - - n ducatio E “Driver inexperience, young drivers, the reasons are simple. and speeding,” said Officer D’Amato, who works hard not to discriminate against cars, kids are easily distrac ted, usually by other friends in or outside of the car, appliances or like the iPods, radio, or cell top phones. of On that, is if factored immaturity into the already dangerous situation, serious accidents have thebility possi of occurring. accidents happen When involving 5 1 ------s w e N r e ntic ort a ep tl R h A goon t a he ep t M D - to n I l von a e “It goes two ways:immatwogoes“It “Speed is more than Although typically, there “People are embarrassed Officer D’Amato is expo When dealing with kids Officer D’Amato has This is especially true D ci lon y pe a teens that have accidents, gotten he notices in a few things. turity and distraction,” said Officer D’Amato. When in often than not, pulling over teen drivers about or accidents knowing involvingteens involve several major factors. likely always a factor,” said Officer D’Amato. are more adults driving on the road compared to ado lescents Officer always D’Amato notices that ons reactiare generally the same. hesaid, rightregard away,” less of age. sed to a lot of teen interac tion since he has worked at Exeter for 11 years, having served seven years working in additional the Military USAF Security Police. who have over gotten for speeding, pulled or with worked as a policeman for 18 years, so it is no surprise that he has experience with situations that many people do not usually face. with young drivers. More B T S A wise word A from the ‘Man in Blue’ PCA tratham trip S at rainwaves courses in B otes plan at tours CPR outs N - eniors try styles S offers school team appy ocal ning H pper L WHS om U ear .C L ravel T ews N SEABROOK | The Seabrook Happy Seniors are planning Portsmouth Christian Academy is located on a 50-acre Those who plan to attend are asked to notify the school by school the notify to asked are attend to plan who Those The morning will include a tour of the two buildings Those interested in taking part in this visit are welcome PORTSMOUTH | Portsmouth Christian Academy For more information about the travel teams or sign-ups, Participants must be in grades 5-6 and must be Stratham The girls’ try-outs will be on Monday, from 5-6:30 p.m. STRATHAM | STRATHAM The Stratham Recreation Department will The cost of the workshop is $25; to reserve a space call Led by Stacy Swain, M.Ed., the workshop will also focus In this workshop — which will introduce learning style NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | Brainwaves, located on Route 1 To register, or for register, more To information, call (603) 758-9231 as Open to participants age 17 or older, Adult CPR will be HAMPTON HAMPTON | Winnacunnet High School Community $27. For more information or to sign-up, call Helen at (603) 474-8932. 7 a.m. and returning about 6:30 p.m. The cost of the trip is a trip to Foxwoods on Thursday, November 16. The bus will bus The 16. November Thursday, on Foxwoods to trip a at Road Lafayette on Center Community Seabrook the leave Director Director of Admissions, at (603) 742-3617, ext. 116 or write pcaschool.us. kathy.deame@ for the 2007-08 school year are information and application more forms, call Kathy Deame, now being accepted. For campus along the Bellamy River Directions to in the Dover. campus are available at www.pcaschool.org. Applications Thursday, Nov. 9. Nov. Thursday, athletic programs and exciting extra-curricular activities are and exciting extra-curricular activities athletic are programs Refreshments will offered. be served. where a challenging academic curriculum, competitive to visit and meet the upper school principal, teachers and students. PCA a morning at the upper November 10, a.m. from 9-11:30 school (high school) on Friday, is offering the opportunity for students to experience 778-3878. call Cathy Scerbo at (603) 778-3169 or Al Leavitt at (603) residents. and Tuesday, from 6:30-8 p.m. The boys’ Monday 6:30-8 from 5-6:30 p.m. p.m. and Tuesday tryouts will be the Stratham Memorial School on Monday and November 6-7. Tuesday, hold try-outs for Youth Basketball Travel Teams this year at Teams hold Basketball try-outs Travel for Youth brainwaveslearning.com. (603) 964-3040. For more information call or visit www. on tips to develop personal learning style. self-awareness of each child’s own with specific study skills and strategies to better their overall academic experience. enhance theory — participants will learn how strengths child’s to their match and children their identify in traits style learning November 18 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. in North Hampton, will be hosting a workshop for parents entitled “Learning Styles & Your Child” on Saturday, soon as possible. both will be taught at WHS. Infant/ Child CPR will be taught on Wednesday, November Wednesday, on taught be will CPR Child Infant/ 15 also from 6-9 p.m. The cost for each course is $25, and taught on Wednesday, November 8 from 6-9 p.m., while anyone who would just like to be trained to act in emergency emergency in act to trained be to like just would who anyone situations. whose jobs require that they become CPR-certified, or Education is currently offering courses in CPR to people tlantic A . om .C ews N tlantic A allery G — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Ten-year-old TJ Welch (pictured) First graders from Seabrook Elementary Seabrook from graders First hoto P Barnard School eighth recently recently won the overall second place season Canaan. title in Raceway Canaan the for at division Motocross 50cc Expert A fourth grader at Marston School, minicycle TJ with races kids a from all KTM over 50cc New a huge second place trophy and Massachusetts. He received Hampshire, Vermont at the annual race banquet held in TJ Lebanon also last Saturday. competes on the Hampton team, Little played Warriors football for the this summer and Baseball is Team a Tournament competitive Hampton “Muckdogs” nine-year-old J5 at ski racer for Academy the Ski Carrabassett Team Valley Sugarloaf Mountain. School recently visited Applecrest Farm Orchards, where they they where Orchards, Farm Applecrest visited recently School enjoyed a hayride and also learned about apple students with concluded trip The (pictured). making harvesting cider and picking their own stash of apples to take back to school. — grader (pictured), Jeffrey a member of the New Marston England baseball based Scorpions Reading, MA, recently joined in North his teammates in celebrating their victory England in 13U AAU Regional the Championship. New In the winning Scorpions championship, defeated several of the the top England, teams in dominating New Rhode Island Tides by a score of 9-1 in the the final game. Jeff started out playing T-Ball in South Hampton before moving on to play or the Amesbury Little League; 11U and 12U AAU baseball for New Team England; and for the 13U Scorpions. season, 14U the for Scorpions the for playing continue will He training with Pawtucket Red Sox pitcher Mark Deschennes. AWESOME AWESOME ATHLETE — APPLE LESSONS — LESSONS APPLE CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON ------OUND SEAFOOD SEAFOOD TRY SOME TRY FAVORITES R EAR Y LL It is also important to have “We a great student Note: Like any other The concept that admin A authority to protect selves them and their belongings by always locking their cars and keeping valuables out of sight (whether within they the be car or from exposed inside Concerns for the backpacks.) safekeep ing of valuables may always be brought to the attention of the main area offices. or commons new security system bears no difference from those of build large-occupancy other ings. Cameras are not active bath as such areas private in just rooms, locker and rooms as they aren’t in other public facilities. malls or remember that the cameras were not installed as a per sonal reflection of the EHS population, and have noth ing to do with any past con flicts. population and some really good kids here,” Mr. survivecould “We said.land Gar without [the cameras], but do they help? Yes.” security measure, the camer as are not 100 percent effec tive against misconduct and criminal activity. Students are encouraged by school DVD-like hard-drives are the are hard-drives DVD-like administrators, the superin tendent, Principal Sokul,Vic the assistant principals, and the police in the unusual activity. event of istrators stress most is that though the foreign to cameras Exeter High stu are dents, the integrity of the 6 1 - - - - - ESTINATION (603) 474-2618 D Grilled Steak & Cheese Pizza Thurs-Fri-Sat — Open until 9:00 p.m. Open 7 Days Serving Breakfast & Lunch Open 7 Days Serving Breakfast Full Liquor License — Smoke Free Dining ELICIOUS Fried Native Shrimp Dinner • Chicken Stir Fry Breakfast And Lunch • Open 7 am Breakfast Many students, like “We’re kids, not con expressed also have Some “The money could have The most disturbing idea The main goal adminis BRIDGE A D Fresh Roast Turkey Dinner • Fried Haddock Fish & Chips Dinner • Fried Haddock Fish & Chips Dinner • Fried Haddock Fish & Chips Fresh Roast Turkey Fresh Roast Turkey Fresh Roast Turkey 1/2 MILE MILE 1/2 HAMPTON HAMPTON SOUTH OF OF SOUTH REAL MEALS $8.95 186 Ocean Blvd • Seabrook Beach, NH 186 Ocean Blvd • Seabrook Beach, one thing, Exeter studentshave the option to check out what the cameras pick themselves. The up feedback is sent to a room (found to the right of the main entrance) in which the monitors be can seen, through a window, by anyone passing by. for the As archived videos, the only people authorized view to the data stored on the they were designed to keep students safe from potential threats as well as the building keeping safe from van dalism. Tom Power, a senior, have expressed discomfort from the invasive nature of cameras. the victs,” he said. concerncamerasthehowfor are being budgeted in place of classroom essentials. been better spent on things like kitchens [for classes] cooking so that have we to don’t travel school,” to said the senior old Sherman. Kayla to students is that unfamil iar eyes are watching them as they walk to class. For trators strive to meet when it comes to the cameras is to take the guesswork out catching of criminal or threat ening behavior on grounds. school Officer assured Damato that imply this that doesn’t EHS juvenile is delinquents in need full of of a watchful eye. Rather, 43 ------o . ® n ducatio 31, N E ol ® 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 “We “We don’t have the time Many schools, like Exeter, Exeter, like schools, Many The surveillance cam duct. However, just because the cameras are student there, (or no group dents) of should stu worry about being traced or singled-out without a valid back up reason suspicions. to or manpower to sit in front of the computers and on kids,” spy said Mr. Garland, assistant principal. isn’t ‘Big Brother.’” “This cal in description to used in other those public schools nationwide, these cameras were designed to be visible to students, and are placed in obvious, high traffic areas hallways,cafeteas:suchthe ria, and parking lots. decided to haveinstalled cameras in locations more to reduce the inci remote dence of undetected miscon eras, running non-stop, 24 hours a day, send feedback to computers in a room just off the main lobby. 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Thumbing through the pages, the stu Ask for us by name... us by for Ask Winnacunnet Winnacunnet High School seniors Allix Billed a “Benefit for Brooke,” the event “You “You kids are more than welcome!” The dictionary gift demonstrates “the ELCOME ries with lots of details and lots of interesting words” in them. Rashid and Corinne DiZoglio have special a Senior very Seminar project they like to share with the rest of the community. would is a variety show which the two girls have dents voiced their appreciation to the Ocean Side Grange by saying, “Thank you!” and by offering a generous round of applause.” Eld, responded noting that the Grange is cur rently 109 years. “We’re hoping we’re going to she make said. 110,” Hampton Grange’s commitment to Hampton Assistant third graders,” Principal Lois Costa told the students. She added that she looked forward to the students “writing longer sto W - - It’s your choice... your It’s latest technology available? 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N S OIC A V EW MO E E N F R A , 21 TIC P N S IZ “It’s gone nationwide,” says Laura Eld, The free dictionaries — all 144 of them — Marston School third grade classes were The classes would then switch places There, There, they wit Pairs of first grade classes Not only did Hampton Hampton schools contin L When you, a family member, or friend need home health care services ask? what questions do you need home health care or friend a family member, you, When TLA Y DITOR low members Dorothy Rogers and Dennis who co-ordinates the dictionary project for Ocean Side Grange. She was assisted by fel the Grange has given to since the project began. Marston students bring the total to 759 the number of volumes dictionary distribution. presented presented with the gift of words last week as part of the Ocean Side Grange’s fifth annual are are sure to remember. prevention prevention lesson a well-rounded one they following each demo, making their 2006 fire ratus, then crawled along the floor to give the give to floor the along crawled then ratus, enthralled students an official high-five. to his helmet. He put on his breathing appa upper floor, suit up in his gear from his boots thenall the way slide down the pole from the facility’s Mike Nickerson nessed Firefighter amongst the fire and rescue vehicles. in the station itself fill most of a room, the other group was glas partition) how smoke can quickly (through a Plexi one class the was trailer watching in the station for two- part lessons. While from Centre School made the trek to but he also utilized it at the uptown fire station. the department’s new mobile classroom to local schools, Fire Fire Inspector Jon bring True ing Fire Prevention Month. to informing students of the importance safety of dur fire ued their annual commitment annual their ued E B A . om .C ews er N rill nn G di ort s library e s pp p tlantic ’ u n at s reci s game aga A otes H meet wild rovide p great p at N ’ ’ s s ree or f f grou g riter or g n artie f n p W n itti ocal ow n couti n k S L cea P P O ailgate V ew T S ‘ N R Copies of this original spiral-bound cookbook are currently are currently cookbook spiral-bound of Copies this original fans football (and fans Patriots | England New HAMPTON “Game Day at the Grill” is currently taking place at the NORTH HAMPTON | HAMPTON NORTH New Club Sporting will Covenant are Reservations and required, RSVPs are being currently For the past five years, this popular dinner has become pheasant, elk, moose, venison, includes menu anticipated The leave 964-2700; (603) at Church Covenant New call RSVP, To | (and all HAMPTON those who NORTH Calling knitters Sponsored by the Friends of the this Library, group will Anyone who is in interested joining is invited to sign up HAMPTON | Those who have a passion for the written and local other with monthly meet and join can Participants 7-9 of from the month Sunday last every held are Meetings For more information about the Ocean Writers Support up cooked have 177 Troop of Scouts Boy | The HAMPTON sale. on now is 177” Troop from Recipes Bounty: Scout “Boy features features favorite recipes officials. from town and Troop 177 members, Scouts community and families, their available for $10 each out be made should at orders or money Checks Road. Hampton Lafayette Computer, located on to 177. Troop For call more Larry information, at Marsolais 926-5570. (603) to gridiron come and big are invited enjoy screen in general) Hampton. in Street High 6 at located Grill, Hagan’s at action every restaurant Sunday football throughout season. These begin one parties the hour before tailgate start each Patriots’ are already that televisions to the standard In game. addition in place, Grill Hagan’s has added a brand 42” new, plasma TV high-definition for fans to of watch the assortment a Pats great also is take There on week. each their opponents NFL special The game. the during and on before to nibble goodies bar menu includes chicken wings, nachos and hamburgers among the light that selections will be Make available. this Come root for even season more year’s exciting. the football Pats and enjoy the food and fun at Grill. For Hagan’s more 926-5668. (603) call information, December 6 at 6 p.m. at the North Hampton Elementary School School host Elementary its Hampton fifth annual North free the wild at game p.m. dinner 6 on at 6 Wednesday, December Avenue. Atlantic on accepted. This event possible. as soon fills as made be quickly; reservations the club suggests that atmosphere. family fun and dishes game wild large great of for known variety wide a harvest to expect hunters local year This game. small and dishes of side a variety In addition duck. and squirrel grouse, and tame game will selections be Along with offered. great food will live there be music and entertainment down-home evening. the throughout number desired the and number phone name, with message a reservations. of at meet the North will group new A knitting to learn)! which Hampton Public Library beginning Monday, November 6, p.m. 7-8 from who to those and to knit, to learn want who to people those appeal teaching be will knitters Experienced needles how. as know such already supplies, be will There learn. to like would who timers. first for available yarn, and at the library’s front desk, or call (603) information. 964-6326 for more word Writers — Ocean or the of simply just enjoy time spending meetings during writing attend to invited are day— their Group. Support and guidance for writers encouragement, sharing, should-be joining. for criteria only the is mind open An support. North Hampton, including determined, be to locations at p.m. Exeter. and Rye Hampton, 601-2368. (603) at Tom call Group, savor to invited is community local the and fundraiser, a tasty project. worthy very a of flavor the sketches as of lore full Boy as well Scout Chock local historic cookbook the Baden-Powell, Robert Lord founder Scouting by ------Bingaman, however, sees “Local management will Fuller suggested that “You cannot live with Aquarion is currently a is answer the Fuller, For “Do (the towns) want to “They’re (Nashua) real The community is invited is community The or do they want an Austra lian company to do it?” he asked. things a bit differently. continue to run this system water as it has,” he “We’re said. quite frankly plexed why they’re trying to per pursue this.” going to have to enter into a very litigious lengthy, pro cess.” all the towns whose water is currently controlled Aquarion by into should controlling their resources. own look out water,” Fuller said. “We It’s it. with clean and it drink the most important thing in the world.” owned by a company British-based and is in the pro cess of being sold to quarie Mac Bank Australian Limited, an banking a sale firm, that Utili Public the by approved must first ties Commission. be simple one. protect the natural resources and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays (regular hours 10 a.m. are to 6 p.m., from through Monday except Saturday, on Thursdays, when the shop is open until 8 p.m.). For more information, call (603) 964- 8855 or visit www.Together InHISName.com would system water the over be both costly and lengthy for both parties. He point ed to the city of attempts to wrest Nashua’s control of their water from Pennichuck Corporation. That city has already spent roughly million in its efforts. $4 ly no farther than along they today were when they started,” said “They’re (North Bingaman. Hampton) led. It’s a nice place to come and enjoy themselves.” She adds, “It’s a hopefully store for all that’s nations, that denomi everyone will feel welcome here, and that we have something to offer them.” to stop by and thing see that every Together in HIS Name has to offer. during the Hours open house are from 10 a.m. to 6 Mondays p.m. on and Saturdays, 8 1 ------“Therehas never been an Bingaman said any “They said it was being Results from the poll Representatives from Bingaman called the As for the Honans’ brand “You can’t just take this Fuller said while Hamp A telephone poll, con A A book signing and spe “It will be a fun week,” WATER From 1A WATER admitted that the ny’s record keeping was companot up to par, a problem, theyclaim, has since been recti fied. incident where a fire truck had pulled up to a hydrant that didn’t work,” he said. attempt by the town to take center of controversy. Repre controversy. centerof sentatives of Aquarion state that the poll was conducted on the up Fuller and said up, those while ing conduct the poll misrepresented themselves. done by the town of North Hampton,” said Fuller. show that at least half of the town’s residents oppose the takeover of the company, 28 percent support the over. Among take those polled, 69 percent were service from receivingAquarion. Aquarion said began the in the issue fallwhen of Fuller 2005, companyofnot accusedmaintaining the the fire hydrants in town. accusation, “absolutely and totally false.” Bingaman predicts predicts Marlene, who says she is “super-blessed” kno wing her bookstore respon sibilities are “all related to serving God.” new business venture, well; turned we’re out pretty “It pretty pleased,” says Marle thril really seem “People ne. system apart,” he said. ton is acquiring not the water compa interested ny’s assets, in a dialogue has begun with Rye’s governing which body, remains at least interested in what is taking place in North Hampton. ducted from Oct. 10-12 the by Center for Research Public remainsPolicy, at & the cial music will be offered by local jazz musician, Cameron, Karen and there will be contemporary praise worship and music refreshments, balloons, con concerts, tests, face painting,and prizes, free for drawings daily much more. There’s also 20 percent off ced regularly-pri merchandise, free gift- boxing, and extended store hours for the open house. 43 ------o 31, N ol 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 “If the trial run is suc Students in Hampton Sign-ups will run “These ‘buddies’ will The public will be able “We’re very excited about about excited very “We’re Customers, too, will be encouraged to stopdren’s Room Chil or 926-4729 call inorder to register, (603) or for more information. Monday, Monday, November 27 and Monday, December 11, both at 4 p.m. cessful,” says French, “the Reading Buddies will then meet regularly starting January 2007.” in schools who are interested in taking part in the Read ing Buddies program at the Lane Memorial Library are tion thereof,” French tinues. con “Readers may share thereading or assign specif ic reader and listener roles. Arrangements within each pair or group will be ible flex to accommodate student’s each comfort level.” through Monday, Novem ber 20. The following week, an initial two-session “trial run” will take place on ber). possiblycreatesmallgroups of three or four, depending on registration,” according to Youth Services Librarian Cheryl French. meet at the library to together. read Participants may choose from picture books, easyreaders, chapter books, nonfiction, or any combina come. to discover everything that to has Name HIS in Together offer during the grand ope ning the week of November 6-11. The schedule is chock- full of events and activities, including informative semi nars with guest visits speakers, by Veggie Tales cha racters Bob the Tomato and Larry Boy (he’s the cucum traditional praise music or one which features a favo rite contemporary Christian artist? It’s here. Looking for the perfect gift for stening, a baptism, chri wedding, birthday, or other occasion, special including Christ mas? This is the place. Want to fellowship, enjoy music some or hold a cozy bible study over mugs of hot cof fee and home baked treats? Come on in. All are wel carrying these,” says Dennis, says these,” carrying a sentiment which Marlene clearly shares. excited about all there is to be found at Together in HIS Name. for Searching a CD of ovember ------| N s ews N buddie d tlantic n a s A 18A | ook Open to students in Reading is a fun as well The community is invited is community The “Brooke “Brooke suffered a spinal The show will take place The latter, reminiscent of That mission is dedicated “Our mission is to help NOTEBOOK m Fro 17A PLACE PLACE m Fro 11A B age will pair younger with readers older readers — or rial Library in Hampton. grades K-12, “The program ber 6 for launched the Reading soon-to-be- Buddies program at the Lane Memo even more fun done when with it’s a this friend. in mind, With sign-ups will begin on Monday, Novem as an important activity for students of any age, and information, call (603) 926- 3395. to attend this “Benefit Brooke” and help for support a very worthy cause. For more friends we are trying to help her and her family.” home from Shriners pital in Hos Philadelphia,” says of road long a has “She Allix. as and her, of ahead recovery cord injury cord over the summer and has recently returned each. Proceeds raised benefit will the Brook T. Foundation. Rallis on Saturday, on November Saturday, 4 at 7 p.m. at torium, the and WHS tickets audi are $5 organized organized together as their project. as the patience exhibited by fictional heroine Elsie Din smore. along with outfits and story qua emphasize which books lities of good such character, the highly popular Ameri can Girls series of dolls and accessories, are available as their line of Silver brand “A of selection a and apparel Life of Faith” dolls. ren, teens and ren, “tweens,” too. Check out the Veggie Tales series of products, as well offers books, gifts, T-shirts, music, and especially other for adults, items child to reaching out to customers denomina all from ages all of tions. in Together HIS Name people get closer Christ,” says toDennis. Jesus dies; and books which offer inspiration, encouragement and invitations for personal spiritual growth. both Old and New Testament Testament New and Old both commentary; study Bibles, study guides and Bible stu the King James The Version, Message, and many others. Patrons will find books on P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . A 19 1, 1, 1, 1, each each ¢ AGE 99 each 10.99 ¢ $ | P S 7 $ EW 79 . N . As seen in . TIC My Reg. N My Reg. 99 TLA Mon–Thur Friday 9–6 Saturday Sunday 9–8 9–7 10–5 A Christmas Wrap Many different designs to choose from The Dollar Store Crusher! 50 sq.ft.Roll of Premium 1000 PC. Puzzle Assortment White by Made in U.S.A. Over 50 Mountain Puzzles. 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Prepriced $6 Mayfair Candy Company Kids’ Play Mix bag of assorted, 12 oz. 1 lb. individually-wrapped candy 12 great brands in each bag, Double Bubble, including & Atomic Fireball Smarties, More! Wes’s Discount Wes’s much, much more. There is just too much to list to much too just is There more. much much, see and come to have just You’ll ad. first my in for yourself. Don’t be fooled by the Big Store hundreds of gifts, 20 foot display of photo frames, Thanksgiving and Christmas paper, party goods, Patriot Sweatshirts, shirts work gloves, and winter gloves, magic scarves, lite-up Bruins dream hats clocks, & COLOR CLING Window Static Cling Many Decorations. Assorted Designs up to each. 32 Pcs. 9 1 Each floor of the church is church the of floor Each The Cookie Walk is one at (603) 926-2837. feature feature Cliff Pratt’s famous clam chowder, sandwiches and homemade desserts. handicapped-accessible. For more information about this event, call the church office — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ITY David Perkins (second from right) was N — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo By Isabel Grasso OMMU There There will be some great left) Scott Jamieson, Automotive teacher; Technologies Kate Nienhouse, Robert and Germain; Sheryl Motors, Foss of Foss teacher. Automotive Technologies the winner in the Foss Motors 50/50 Scholarship raffle held at the recent SST open house. Pictured with him are (from of the popular events at the First annual Congregational Jingle Bell Church Fair of at Hampton. the Participants purchase can a variety of homemade by the cookies pound. Amanda Pelletier which and her mom, are Donna (both sold pictured) will be ready to serve everyone at fair. this year’s 50/50 WINNER — BRING YOUR SWEET TOOTH — C one of Santa’s helpers. food and refreshments, too. In the morning, the Bell Jingle Café will serve and coffee breakfast treatslater on, the and, luncheon will very young will be read by ------S W E N NTIC ES A OM TL OIC C . V A S HE T EW 21 N TO TO Jingle Jingle Bell Fair rings TIC L L in the holiday season N A A Present Present when the check Proceeds Proceeds raised through After his name was HAMPTON HAMPTON | The father There There will be two benefit Sponsored Sponsored by the Wom HAMPTON HAMPTON | The First CI CI TLA PE PE Germain. Kate Foss of Foss and Motors, Rick’s mother, Sheryl tive Technologies teachers; kins were Scott Jamieson and and Jamieson Scott were kins Robert Nienhouse, Automo was was presented to Mr. Per in Florida earlier this year. this earlier Florida in intern intern at Foss Motors accident a motorcycle in who died mer SST Automotive Technol Automotive SST mer ogy student and automotive Scholarship. Scholarship. Rick was a for the raffle will be used to fund fund to used be will raffle the the Rick Germain Memorial student at SST. at student is is an Animal & Plant Science ed ed a check in the amount of daughter Perkins’ Mr. $5,649. drawn drawn as the lucky winner, David Perkins was present coast coast School of Technology (SST). Scholarship Scholarship raffle, held dur Sea the at house open an ing ly won the Foss Motors 50/50 50/50 Motors Foss the won ly of Winnacunnet High of School Winnacunnet recent Perkins Kayla student heart, while stories for the to have his photo taken with the young and the young-at ski condominium. And, once And, condominium. ski again, Santa will be present Floor Coverings, as well as a Conway North a at weekend silk area rug from Portrie’s drawings this year; one for a 6x9 handmade wool and close at 1 p.m.). from from local merchants (bids of unique and one-of-a-kind items and gift certificates treasures treasures (antiques and col auction silent a and lectibles), turing a Cookie Walk, attic custom-designed gift kets, home-baked goods basfea a vast array of seasonal crafts, seasonal of array vast a American Girl doll clothing, delights. Highlights include en’s Guild, this tures two floors fair of holiday fea 11 from 9 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fair on November Saturday, Winnacunnet Winnacunnet Road, will be Bell Jingle annual its holding Congregational Church UCC Church Congregational of Hampton, located at 127 S S WHS parent wins auto raffle A . OM C . S EW N TIC N TLA A - offers grateful N would also like TO P Atlantic News AM Many thanks also go to Foss Manufac Atlantic News important and valuable contribution to the success of this event. turing for their donation of materials The H who participated and made such an for the Haunted House, and to the 0 thanks to all the downtown businesses Hampton Police Department and the Mounted Patrol Unit for their assistance. 2 who took part in the festivities. The House” and visiting all the local merchants great great time exploring our spooky “Haunted to thank the Town of Hampton Parks TED welcomes the arrival of the Christmas season response response from the community. Everyone had a and Recreation Department for all their N There There was a terrific turn-out and a wonderful help, and to MetLife Insurance for their AU sponsorship. H would like to thank everyone who participated in this week’s Atlantic News 43 O There There are many individuals who helped put everything together, Atlantic News and it couldn’t have been done without you. Be sure to watch what’s in 31, N store store when the OL The V to Hampton! “Haunted Hampton” Halloween Night Out event. 3, 2006 | 3, 2006 OVEMBER | N S EW N TIC N TLA A | A 20 AGE P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - A 21 AGE | P S EW N TIC N Local Local #2664 is also seek The public is invited to TLA A for judging. Trophies for for judging. Trophies the and awarded, be will chili best will 50/50) a (including raffles fun. the of part be also ing raffle such donations, as for goods and gift certificates be to need Donations services. Novem by Monday, received 13. ber come and the taste Seacoast’s popular this at dishes chili best A event. $5 will donation be gratefully accepted; proceeds will support this year’s Toy Bank. To enter the Seacoast Cook- Chili Area Firefighters’ off, or for more information, contact Justin McDaniel at (603) or 926-3316 visit www. firefighters.org. hampton organize and recruit teams, seek community and porate cor support, coordinate logistics, plan prizes, and refreshments solicit their lend and in-kindentertainment, support in any would who Anyone other possible. way like to join the For Relay Life as a in volunteer Portsmouth encour is participant team or aged to call the Cancer Society at (800) ACS- American 2345 or visit www.cancer.org information. more for 603-430-2038 - - - - S 3, 2006 | 3, 2006 W E N NTIC A OVEMBER http://portsmouth.maidbrigade.com TL A HE T Locally owned and operated. 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Chili to 5:30 take at place beginning 16 on November Thursday, at located Rouge, Lebec at p.m. 73 Ocean Hamp Boulevard, Beach. ton of pot best their up stir to aged it and bring chili to the event event. the about raiser awareness an progress against cancer, as it is a says fundraiser,” Elise Ring, volunteer event chair man. “Individuals who are and time their give to willing energy to this exciting event as volunteers or participants have made a to commitment disease this against back fight know and let the community cancer.” beat can you that S 32, N OL V - - OMMU C Over a Over of Pure of Pure Half-Acre Half-Acre 2 FIVE HP PUMPS Enjoyment! Relay Relay For Life is a unique Relay For Life is a team 3 PUMPS IME event where walk around participants a track relay- style overnight. Teams cancer-fighting of enthusiasts will gather at High Portsmouth School to show support their and dedication. Vol the from Portsmouth unteers community are needed begin planning to now for this fundraising event that allows allows that event fundraising participants from all walks of life — including patients, medical support corpo staff, rations, civic organizations, churches and together join to — volunteers community cancer. against in fight the In Stock In Stock CHARITY 1 Stoves — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 2 - - - - N E S for Immediate Delivery! Immediate for S T W Wood, Gas & Pellet Stoves Stoves Pellet & Gas Wood, E G 2 LOUNGES N CHO NTIC A TL A 3 PUMPS HE T TO L AREHOUSE A The The first volunteer com PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Walk Volunteers needed ACS for Relay for Volunteers Life event Newcomers Club learned more charity, New about Generation this of Greenland, year’s a chosen local whose mission organization is to provide support to homeless women in presentation the during here Pictured pregnancy. during crisis of a $1200 donation from the club is Carol Rodenberg, club vice president; Catherine Edison, director of fundraising for New Generation; and Diane Palaces, club community service chairman. CI During their recent luncheon, members of the Seacoast PE mittee mittee meeting for Relay For Life will be held on Wednes day, November 15 at 6 p.m. at Portsmouth Hospital. At that time the committee will begin planning the designed to raise funds event and against fight the of awareness in Portsmouth. cancer ers, cancer survivors (anyone (anyone survivors cancer ers, diagnosed been ever has who with cancer), leaders, team community captains, and dedicated workers are needed to all make the Ameri For Relay Society can Cancer in Portsmouth. a Life reality S 2 PUMPS EISURE W OVER 50 HOT TUBS IN STOCK! & More! PENIN L Bar Stools Bar Stools Dart Boards Dart O NH NH S HURCH N , C • W 3499 2199 $ O 1899 S $ T $ E ON WAS AL S T AIS DATIO OTE The King George N L 4999 AT N P $ RAI S NOW WAS AMP NOW T OU N N F N The Sierra The Sierra H 125) VE T . OR E R D F GREGATIO UCTIO ( N R D S A O R D E with every Pool Table Purchase. Accessory Package N C W OCAL O RAND U TT ( 603) 382-1500 T F L OM AIS 1299 A H T M… T H A 2899 C (603) 926-2900 L $ . $ S P XETER FREE AFAYE E EW G N The Matriarch The Matriarch 153 2999 NOW $ 7999 TIC R H/H F L F H/H R NOW $ For more information, call the church office at (603) 772- The church holds a Sunday chapel service at 8:30 a.m. Exeter Congregational Church is an open and affirming Also, the monthly healing service will be Wednesday, A A special concert by Poco Amare, a sub-group of Amare EXETER | The Congregational Church of Exeter, located The funds raised at the auction will be used to purchase Estera Foundation founder, Rodica Fiana-Paul will Estera Foundation is a crisis pregnancy center located Local artists and artisans have donated their works for GREENLAND | A silent fine art auction and benefit N V B , S F S S F , S B V LARGEST DISPLAY OF POOL TABLES IN NEW ENGLAND OF POOL TABLES LARGEST DISPLAY The Black Champion WAS 75 L 4216, or visit www.exetercongchurch.org. worship in the vestry. a.m. Child care for infants and toddlers there is available, isand a period of fellowship and refreshment after and morning worship in the sanctuary at 10 a.m. Children leave for Godly Play, a church school program, at 10:15 serves as senior minister; Rushan Sinnaduray is director of Christian Growth; and Beverly Caldon is music director. congregation, and all are welcome. Rev. Nancy Rockwell November 8, at 6 p.m. second floor. in the Fellowship Room on the group. A suggested donation of $10 for children) willadults be accepted. (none for 5 at 4 p.m. Madrigals, motets, contemporary and popular musicwill besung cappellaa bytrios, quartets and the full Cantare, will be held at the church on Sunday, November goods and handcrafted items. A hearty lunch will also be available. feature plants, books, jewelry, white elephant items, baked at 21 Front Street, will Saturday, hostNovember 4 their from 9 Bittersweeta.m. to 1 Bazaarp.m. The on fair will (603) 431-1599. the foundation. For more information, call Sandy Stowe at an ultrasound machine and other medical equipment for will also share the exciting resultsgone on at the center. of the work that has speak that evening on the conditions and challengesRomanian thatwomen face due to unwanted pregnancies. She offer support and encouragement to women who encounterwhoencouragementwomen andsupport to offer the crisis of unwanted pregnancies. in Timisoara, Romania. At the center, staff and volunteers this event, which will also feature pieces from artisans.Romanian Saturday, Saturday, November 4 from 6-8 p.m. at Bethanylocated at Church,500 Breakfast Hill Road in Greenland. to raise funds for the Estera Foundation is scheduled for WAS TLA A . om .C ews ’ N UMC n hurch tlantic to C p eeded remember n am cheduled A s s H otes to ilgrim re P at trie air n f er N at e a ale nn er s ‘ air s di i pp f u t n s f t ocal ra s C hurch cheo L C n rummage arve u L H all F All proceeds raised at raised All the proceeds event will go the toward annual This camp needs a great deal of work and these children would who but dinner the attend to unable is who Anyone EXETER | Crafters are wanted for the annual Turkey HAMPTON | A fall rummage sale will be held on Saturday, Saturday, on held be will sale rummage fall A | HAMPTON Available at the rummage sale will be clothing for men, office church the call event, this about information more For BRENTWOOD | Pilgrim Church will host their 37th The all-you-can-eat roast turkey dinner will be served The cost to is and for $4.95 children for attend $8.95 adults KINGSTON | Seacoast area women are invited to the Everyone is invited to bring a friend, come and early, do 11 at open doors p.m.; 12-2 from held be will luncheon The This luncheon event is co-sponsored may Reservations be made in advance by calling Marie at by Stonecroft HAMPTON | Due to last weekend’s inclement weather, from 4 November Saturday, on held be now will dinner The The menu will include ham and beans, cole slaw, dinner for for the dinner is $8 for adults, $7 for Seniors and $4.50 for A special menu children. for young as children well as take out will a orders order also be To take out available. dinner, 926-3200. (603) at advance in church the call mission trip. Some of First Baptist’s adults and youth will once again be traveling Child (CEF) to Fellowship Evangelism at a summer day camp Massachusetts to work for with disadvantaged youth. These children are coming from shelters. homeless of out housing transitional need a lot of love. This is a Christ. of great Gospel the opportunity share to for church the from workers like to make a may donation to send donations First Baptist Church of Hampton, c/o 36 Michelle Cooper, Winnacunnet 03842. NH Hampton, Road, and Craft Tournament Fair taking place November 24-26 at the Rinks at Exeter. Participating crafters can anticipate huge a traffic flow of more than 5000 spectators during this event. For and reservations more call information, Kirsty at ext.14. 775-7423, (603) November 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hampton United United Hampton the at 2 to p.m. a.m. 8:30 4 from November Road. Lafayette 525 at located Church, Methodist women and children, plus bargains. household great some find and by Stop items. and miscellaneous 926-2702. (603) at 4 November at Swasey on Supper Harvest annual Saturday, Brentwood. in Road Middle 355 at located School, family style at three different seatings, taking place at 4:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. The menu will turkey, feature mashed potatoes, stuffing, butternut squash, and dessert. for pies homemade of variety a wide under 12. Tickets are available at the Gene door call more, the or four of night parties of for the reservations For supper. 642-4597. (603) at Orcutt upcoming “A Fair to Remember” luncheon, co-sponsored by and Seacoast Women Christian taking place on Monday, Route on located Restaurant, View Pond the at 13 November Kingston. in 125 some fun. the of holiday part be shopping will auction at silent a and this tables food month’s jewelry, luncheon. Crafts, The program will feature guest speaker Life about Marilynn “Learning be will topic Moores whose Island, Rhode from Places.” Unexpected Most the in a.m. Cost is $12 nursery (inclusive); complimentary will be attendance. in those for provided organization. a non-profit also Ministries, (603) 642-6021, Barbara at (603) 474-2388, or Sandra at (978) Those 388-3341. who need to on cancel their the reservation day of the luncheon are asked to call the at restaurant (603) 642-5556. the First Baptist Church of Hampton had to its rescheduled dinner. bean and ham community Road Winnacunnet 36 at located church, the at p.m. 4:30-6:30 Hampton. in The cost and a of desserts. full table yummy beverages rolls, ------12:R V1+ Rk V1+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 P% 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 5 1 1 21 3 5 7 0 3 0 2 1 5 0 1.40 0 0 NE% C% P% RK 82 97 96 97 80 28 98 67 72 97 85 100 25 12 82 90 98 98 V% NE% C% 81 100 V% 100 98.6 Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Rep Off Rep Rep Buck annually volunteers Buck has lived in Hamp “As we continue to Sen Sen this new technology, this and new we technology, must continue that trend.” for several Hampton Rotary functions, Hampton Beach Seafood Festival tee, and commit the Bank of Amer ica PGA Champions golf Tour tournament benefiting Nashawtuc Charities. ton for more than 17 years with his wife, Sharon, and has three grown sons three and grandchildren. Buck is a ris multiple Fellow of Paul the Hampton Rotary Har Club, Life MemberNew of Club Hundred the of Hampshire, First Congrega tional Church member, and chairman of the USS Hamp ton (SSN767) Committee. member Executive mittee PGA Tour BC Com Open, Broome County (NY) Chari ties. move into second half of the decade, county con will treasurer, including functions, tinue to be more and more computerized with the inter- linking of computer systems on government and finan cial levels,” predicts Buck. “Rockingham County con tinues on the cutting edge of Exeter enate Rye Beach New CastleSen Greenland Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Seabrook 22 Seabrook Seabrook Stratham Seabrook Stratham Stratham Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter ------S r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r+d r r r d HOME 18 18 17 15 15 15 15 15 14 14 14 13 14 13 13 13 Portsmouth 13 Exeter 13 HOME 13 13 P d d P DS Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock 24 Rock 23 Rock DS Rock Rock COU Only a few Senators missed many of their 140 roll call Included below are the official voting percentage. Seven Prior to moving to Buck has been a fea In Hampton, Buck is cur Langley, J S Hughes, D M Rolston, J G Stiles, N F O’Neil, M Gillick, T J Francoeur, S T Francoeur, Bridle, R D Morris, R W Weare, E A Palazzo, F J Johnson, R J Moore, B E Scamman, W D Scamman, S Robertson, C G Quandt, MJ Clark, M F Quandt, M L Hassan, M W NAME Mason, AH NAME Flockhart, E C this year only missed one vote for that reason. votes in 2006. Nearly all missed votes were excused or due to a conflict of interest. of the 24 had a perfect conflict highest the and rate unexcused highest The percent. record, with the lowest being 64 of interest rate was 1.4 percent. Senate President Theodore Gatsas, as presiding had officer, the option not to vote, but ROLL CALL From 10A and the Planning Board for a and the Planning Board year and a half. He also has assisted the town manager’s office as a planning consul tant and served as an alter nate on the ZBA. Hampton, Buck served for more than eight public years office in as (NJ) School Union Township President Board, member of the Plan in town of ning Union Board (NY), and a speaker at New York State Association Towns Annual of Convention City. in New York tured speaker at Computer Security Institute Conference(s); author of Annual the book “Introduction to Data Security and Controls” and interest interest rates coupled Moody’s from with rating high the was, and will continuebe, a to definite plus County.” It should for be noted the that there are no A” “Triple ratings, including the state, in New Hampshire. rently serving on the town’s Capital Improvement Pro gram committee. Buck has served as chairman of both the Town Municipal Budget Committee for two terms 43 - - - o 31, N ol $8.95 $24.95 $13.95 $10.95 in lettuce or Shrimp 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 pork pork fresh “Due to our continued Buck added “the low In 2005 Moody’s Inves scallions of in $9.95 pecials from from Aa3 rating for general obligation debt. This credit rating is only bestowed on a few counties throughout the United States. rating, we credit were strong able to borrow tax and bond anticipation notes at favorable rates, “ said Buck. very “We met our financial obliga financial our met “We tions, obtained borrowing at low interest, and have main tained our excellent Moody rating,” Buck summarized. tors’ Rockingham Service County to Aa2 upgraded and sauce ovember and sauce S ------choice etal | N garlic wrapped ginger scallions brown ews your N spicy www.oceanwok.com (603) 926-6633 a with & M chicken in inner flavored tlantic lliot shredded shredded Excellent Chinese Cuisine Prompt Out Take Available Green & BrownTea Rice are available D soy ood E 7 Ocean Blvd, Hampton Beach Twin Lobster Stir Fry Chinese Eggplant Lettuce Wrap Lettuce Wrap Steamed Haddock shrimp a Try Our Try 3-Course Lunch! craftsman from the Seacoast of New Hampshire lexander (603) 778-2135 Located at Seabrook/Hampton Bridge on Rte 1A W A 22A | Over the past two years, In addition to serving as 4. With 3. Sautéed With 2. 1. Minced Pork: BUCK BUCK m Fro 10A www.elliotalexander.com business. with a passion for combining wood and metal into functional works for your home or A age A Committee. member of the NH Associa tion of Counties Executive Committee and the Rocking ham County Management University. county treasurer, Buck is a School and a Master of Sci ence in Instructional Tech nology, both from Syracuse tions such as AT&T and IBM tions such AT&T as Corp. Buck earned his Bach elor of Arts degree in Eco nomics from the Maxwell gets, financial management and internal controls for large accounting corpora P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------23A Exeter age | P Retired Directors Retired ews Doug & Jan Dicey Jan & Doug Parks & Rec Dept. Rec & Parks N Brian Brian Griset is hardwork He He has been a coach and Brian, know probably You Many think he opposed scenes the behind Working inde an as working While tlantic LETTERS Continued on 24A• those in need with issues like in issues with need those flooding, tax government with dealing and assessments, bureaucracies. He has also found time to work for the benefit of the troops elderly, chari our supporting and ties Veterans. and ing, and articulate intelligent and would be an Exeter, Stratham, and asset North well to us representing Hampton on the help to assembly ability the floor has He next year. bring “Common Sense Solu tions to Complex Problems” to Concord. Please vote 7. for November on Griset Brian citizen in need, young and old old and young need, in citizen alike. umpire in our rec children’s He leagues. reation is on the Water & Sewer Committee, the River Advisory Study sponsored has and Committee Conser the with cleanup river Commission. vation but not the name, maybe too, 22. his He face Channel from is the gentleman who asks the tough questions when it comes to spending our tax dollars at selectmen’s meet ings, town That’s meetings. board school meetings and because Brian takes the time fact research, proper the do to issue. each on finding, the $18 million water against treat wasn’t He plant. ment that believed just he plant, the all alternatives, looked be lower should alternatives, cost a deci making final at before sion. Simple common sense! & Water the is that result The is current Department Sewer ly looking at ground less water cost may which solutions that a $10million, substantial us. of all to savings over the past two years with the NH of Department Envi operating Services, ronmental implemented were procedures which prevented deter also additional have They flooding. mined the dams were modi fied improperly and caused to be Flood Day Mother’s the should it than higher feet two people many How been. have could have been spared this correc immediate only if year taken? been had action tive has Brian consultant, pendent always found time to help of of our towns and help every ------s 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 icey choice Hampton Hampton D ovember the right David O’Connor David the with 43 | N 43 | s Dick & Lynn Goodman Lynn & Dick o ote To the Editor: the To In our humble opinion, Dicey Jan and Doug are We Over the past 16 years We We know of no person Whatever political party Editor: the To Nancy Stiles, incumbent As long as I have known Nancy is a very remark There can be no more tile V S as dedication to as our dedication commu nity. Brian Griset is the best can didate to represent Stratham, and Exeter, North Hamp Representative. State for ton 1991 in Brian met first we and direc the as tenure our during Rec & Parks Exeter the of tors Department. reation us, to demonstrated has Brian will is he that again, and time ing to work the long hours to necessary our insure qual beauty the preserve life, of ity elect elect Senator Martha Fuller Clark. con to qualified better is who tinue to serve all Clark. citizens in Senator than region this laws make to how knows She that are in the best interests of every man, woman, and child in the towns that she represents. you prefer is not us, of important. all to important, is What Sena re-elect help to you for is Clark. Fuller Martha tor representa state for candidate representa a than more is tive Hampton. for tive Nancy, she’s every approached task, challenge with responsibility the same and she and passion commitment has applied during her first she is advocat whether term, ing for issues that affect our community or representing our schools in her subcom role as state’s the a of member education. on mittee who able professional is cre ative, positive, professional, resourceful, and works dili gently to meet the needs of She was able our community. to bring her sense of fiscally with together practices sound work to ability exceptional her driv a provide to people with house. state the in force ing repre for state choice worthy sentative than Nancy Stiles. She deserves your vote on November 7 for her leader as well ship, professionalism, us us in your vote to casting re- 32, N ol V ------Rye ns Hampton USMC (RET) USMC Cynthia Muse Cynthia citize worker g Col. Paul Lessard Paul Col. n ard ervi H S I I join with her mother in Editor: the To join please day, election On Of Of course, I watched the What impresses me the To the Editor: the To Though I had met her of meeting the subject The There There are going to be asking you asking to vote for Carol: will and worker hard a is “She job.” good a do was very impressed with her was very impressed knowledge, insight and can dor and on this issue as well her to as articulate her ability ideas and connect with her listeners. debate last week Carol and between Jeb How Bradley. to refreshing hear this fresh, new voice clearly expressing con in ideas through thought line. party the to trast is Carol most about her com her sin approach, mon-sense cere desire and to Hampshire represent New the of people of welfare the to dedication her not running is She nation. this to meet the needs of her ego financially, herself benefit to or idea old-fashioned the for but to — others of service service And she has and her country. the intelligence and courage well. it do to of of life that they might should lose they dare vote for a default budget. Intimidation vul most the of threatening or not must us, amongst nerable questionable The tolerated. be gone not have few a of actions unnoticed. once or twice, admired her as a person, and had her with following campaign been I interest, increasing had not had the to opportunity hear pub speak Shea-Porter Carol licly until she with appeared General Wesley Clark at the Hamp in Meeting Hall Town 21. October on Falls ton was national security and I a town and beach that pulled pulled that a and beach town remains it hope I and together way. that some tough times ahead and I hope we see our and mistakes and correct think first of the little people and older in people our “one” commu nity. We should not burden those who are least able to pay, with threats bordering on “scare tactics” suggesting desirable of list laundry a with way to their important things 23 ------ns 1990-2004 actio Burt Cohen Burt New Castle New able NH State Senator State NH n tio s ue One One must remember that I have known the Moore I would like to tell the The list goes on. Sure, there there Sure, on. goes list The Washing that a shame It’s Editor: the To on comment to like would I The The new Jeb Bradley is is Bradley only too happy LETTERS LETTERS rom F 5A Q are responsible for this embar this for responsible are that rassing situation, we do of conduct type that need not in You have Hampton. some way their working people fine up through the ranks. Don’t it deserve ruin they for them, The town of Hampton better. and Hampton Beach should been always have be We one. of picketing events Mr. Moore Moore Mr. events picketing of might attend. These threats embarrass an being up ended but town, our to only not ment individuals. several to Mr. Moore was selected by his to fellow selectmen work with the unions on negotiat pay for contract new their ing now, Remember, benefits. and fellow his by “selected” I said members. board family since my retirement from the Marine Corps. Ben, Betty and their two sons are an outstanding family. One of their sons. Greg, has just from the war desert returned country his serving still is and now as a Marine Lieutenant. Ben Mr. is Moore a business man and a fine in selectman Hampton. of town the union who leaders were and cial cial tax breaks. Carol Shea- Porter believes government policy should serve the rest us. of are in pressures Washington. But once you’re you there, where forget it to bad really is come from and who you’re serve. to supposed ton has Jeb changed Bradley. change. a need we now So some taken actions recent by employ town Hampton some ee Mr. union against leaders, Ben Moore. It started “NO stating, stickers with bumper threats by followed MOORE,” the the okay insurance giants’ is talking Bradley Today’s points. with Washington burdening our schools with unfunded mandates that harm educa tion. now for Washington on mak reproductive ing decisions rights. Carol Shea-Porter is pro-choice and would pri our of keep out government big choices. vate to the give spe top 1 percent inz F library lub supper air C at available F ay beef with otes D still meets N roat s olly cruise H group hosts notecards ocal harbor OLMM L om knitting a egion .C L timson ew ake S ews N T N Anyone who is interested in joining is invited to sign up Sponsored Sponsored by the Friends of the Library, this group will NORTH HAMPTON | Calling all knitters (and those who those (and knitters all Calling | HAMPTON NORTH After her death, her artwork was given to the Lane Ruth Stimson is fondly remembered by many in Hampton in many by remembered fondly is Stimson Ruth HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Friends of the Lane Memorial Library Tickets for the Tickets dinner are $7 for adults and $3 for children Following the fair, the Holy Name Society will serve up The fair, taking place The from 9 fair, a.m. to 2 p.m., will feature 40 HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Catholic Women’s Club of Our Lady KENSINGTON | The Kensington American Legion Club Finz is a local group of Jimmy Buffet enthusiasts PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Members of Club Finz are currently at the library’s front desk, or call (603) 964-6326 information. for more those who would like to learn. There will be supplies, such as needles and yarn, available for first timers. appeal to people who want to learn to knit, and to those who those to and knit, to learn to want who people to appeal already know how. Experienced knitters will be teaching from from 7-8 p.m. Hampton Public Library beginning Monday, November 6, which to learn)! A new knitting group will meet at the North the at meet will group knitting new A learn)! to which call the library at (603) 926-3368. desk at the library and at the Tuck Museum on Park Avenue Avenue Park on Museum Tuck the at and library the at desk in Hampton for $10 per set of five. For more information, serve as a fundraiser for the Friends of the Lane Memorial Library. The notecards can be purchased at the circulation have been selected and reproduced as note cards. It is very fitting that these fine reproductions of her artwork will Memorial Library and sold at a silent auction. Several pieces Several auction. silent a at sold and Library Memorial library supporter, and library expert supporter, gardener. as a true “Renaissance Woman.” She was a talented artist, passionate environmentalist, educator, community leader, two sets of Ruth Stimson “Art” notecards. would like to remind the public of the continuing sale of at the door or by calling Ben Caci at (603) 926-8609. (Kindergartners (Kindergartners and younger eat are free). available Tickets time the Gift-o-Rama raffle will be drawn. their famous spaghetti dinner from 4-6 p.m., during which raffle raffle table is a popular feature at this event, which will be held in the Sacred Heart School gymnasium. and the Country Kitchen, serving breakfast and lunch items and the Country Kitchen, serving breakfast Gift-o-Rama The chowder. clam well-known their including vendors offering arts and crafts, homemade baked goods, Dinner on Saturday, November 18. Dinner on Saturday, of the Miraculous Medal Church in Hampton will present their annual pre-Christmas Holly Day Fair and Spaghetti supper. supper. The Legion is located on Route 150 in Kensington. For more information, call (603) 394-7920. for adults and $3 for children age 12 and under. All Veterans Veterans All under. and 12 age children for $3 and adults for who bring proof of their military service will receive a free slaw, slaw, rolls and desserts. Coffee, tea, hot cocoa and will also punch be served. Tickets for the roast beef supper are $8 beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, squash, string beans, cole will hold their famous November Roast 11 Beef from 5-7 Supper p.m. The on menu Saturday, will feature roast com. www.clubfinz.com www.clubfinz.com or contact didany2001@ wmconnect. of the month, and are involved in service numerous community projects year-round. For more information, visit songwriter’s influenced tropically beach/ folk rock/ music. Members meet in various locations the second Tuesday (also known as “Parrot Heads”) who are fans of the singer– Coalition, HUB Families and Seacoast Alliance. Consumer Health and Support Center, Lids for Kids, Family Service Association of Portsmouth, the Hampton Community admission to come on board for this fun-filled Portsmouth Harbor cruise. The donations will benefit Families First onboard onboard the Isles of “Thomas Shoals Laighton.” New Steamship socks, hats, Company’s or MV mittens are the taking place on Tuesday, November 14 from 5:30-8 p.m. organizing organizing their eighth annual Sock, Hat and Mitten Drive, tlantic A . ------ om .C t Hampton ews s N be Lynda Dionne Lynda s i Continued on 26A• tlantic uck B 2006 Strides Committee Strides 2006 A We We would also like to go also thanks sincere Our This event would not be Editor: the To I want to your encourage Buck Mr. is a per proven in office, he has demonstrated demonstrated has he office, in get of capable quite is he that istration, istration, face painters (Jane Nunes, NadineMelanie Guerin); Bob Nilson Guerin,(caricaturist); Gordon Wil lis Citizens Walmart (clown); Bank; the many local compa items. raffle donated who nies the young acknowledge peo ple in the community who donated their time to with the help The event: students, under the leadership of Jeff Hamilton and Sharon Pas ter, from Academy Hampton with were truly instrumental set up and in jumping wher ever needed; students of the Winnacunnet High School ROTC who New provided from traffic dancers the control; Academy of Hampshire Per Troop Scout Girl Arts; forming #2692 of Plaistow, NH; and volunteers from St. Thomas School. High Aquinas sponsors to out corporate our Mortgage and Hospital Exeter Inc. Partners without possible the support of our community and send appreciation we our sincere who participated to everyone in the walk and volunteered and resourc talent time, their es to make the event a true success. re-electing in me join to readers the incumbent Rockingham County Treasurer 7. November on Buck Edward ‘Sandy’ former with extraordinary organization and tenure his During manage skills. ment all all of our volunteers —reg MORE LETTERS ------hard Hampton s Newington gratitude work cere Marge & Jerry Dignam Jerry & Marge n i artha S To the Editor: the To NH many known have We Martha is an experienced qualities sterling most Her Day in us Join on Election Editor: the To An open letter to Atlantic Soci Cancer American The this to take like would We Special thanks to Carla M Scott Scott from 92.5 for hosting the Adam Ezra event; Group whose music energized our walkers; Lenz Photography; legislators in our 50 years here here years 50 our in legislators on the NH Seacoast. It has been that our no observation one puts in more hours works or harder at their elect ed office than Martha Fuller Clark. with served having legislator, distinction in both the NH House and the NH Senate. She knows how our govern ment works and is therefore the getting at adept especially prop and efficiently done job erly. that we admire are that she to constitu her listens willing of politi their ents regardless her them giving affiliation, cal exception is and attention full to ally their responsive prob needs. and lems re-electing our current State Martha Fuller Clark, Senator, the most person qualified to us. represent readers. News Against Strides “Making ety’s Breast Cancer” Walk 15, was 2006 October Sunday held once again a success. breast for raised was Over $210,000 and education support, cancer programs. research many the thank to opportunity people who our make to donated services and time their success. a fundraiser ------Jim Splaine Jim Portsmouth NH State Rep State NH Nationally, we have to end end to have we Nationally, I I urge voters to support In addition, Beverly Hol We We need to have a health the the Iraq as War soon as pos Almost sible. 3,000 American and have been killed soldiers 10 times were that 100 Over number wounded. have been killed this past The October. Bush foreign policy has just made more dangers in the world for America. It’s time we fight terrorism in smart er ways. Carol to Shea-Porter to Congress be sent should effort. that help denied denied basic health care and of all hurts That prescriptions. people. as us divides and us, two New great Hampshire done have who State Senators things for the Seacoast area — Martha Fuller Clark and worked They Hassan. Maggie to fight closure of the Ports mouth Naval Shipyard, and have done much to fight for and against care health better taxes. town” “donor Gov for running is lingworth to and needs Council, ernor’s John Governor help to there be efforts continued in his Lynch and higher efficiency to bring to state gov standards ethics ernment. Bev and I worked in House State at the together the 1970s for environmental I’ve since ever and protection, and intelligence her respected people. help to passion ics ics for all of those involved in and government, set up a in excellence for system better education. care system that is available No us. of all to affordable and one if that suggest would one of pay us for couldn’t it, that be would service fire or police “911” one When calls denied. first the help, police for ask to insur your who isn’t question ance company is. Yet, every day people who need it are 24 ------Exeter Time To Reserve To Time time Distributed FREE to Carolers across the region Your Space In Your Our n io s eci D Eric &Carol Waleryszak &Carol Eric To the Editor, the To Election Day, Tuesday, We have an opportunity Brian continues to work to work to continues Brian As a strong fiscal conser Please cast your vote on Many Many more citizens were November 7, November is one of those moments in the America and history Hampshire New of that can decide our direction come. to years for to once and for all end tax, property bring statewide the serious campaign create to reform government, finance of eth standards even higher flood would have been at least least at been have would flood modifica no if lower foot one tions had taken place. But at least now, solutions can and protect to developed being are envi the and citizens the of all future. the in ronment solution whatever that ensure is found par the responsible ties, the including State, will pay for it, not the tax Exeter payers. vative, Brian has worked to protect the taxpayers, while the finding for best solutions each that issue can be afford and expe ed. He is articulate in rienced with dealing State bureaucracy and would for be representative an effective the citizens of Exeter, North Stratham. and Hampton 7 November for Brian Griset, Representative. State provide provide the State with infor deci informed make to mation As and sions problems. solve a the result, New Hampshire Environmental of Department Services has just issued new flood discharge calculations it has that demonstrate which but weather, the just been not more modifica significantly, tions to the Great Dam levels. that flood our raised have flooded this year. The data that shows the Day Mother’s Christmas Carol Songbook To Reserve your To space (or to reserve your books) Call (603) 926-4557 43 ------o Exeter s 31, N ol ure ns ns e et Donna Schlachman Donna olutio s s ri G 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 In In 2004 when we were Through exhaustive To To the citizens of Exeter To the Editor: the To We are Eric and Carol Finally, as the concert orga concert the as Finally, to in live fortunate are We will never ask to which party party ask to which never will you he belong; just his offers problems. solve to expertise sto news the read he flooded, With help. his offered and ries become has he experience, his local and State with liaison our officials. he research, has been able to Waleryszak, Waleryszak, owners and of Campground Elms the Exeter we believe, whether Demo crat, or Republican Indepen dent, Brian Griset is a one for 7 great November on choice to representatives eight our of Legislature. State the and he Stratham, has repeat edly proved that believes he truly in protecting He of rights citizens. average the supports one another in times times in another one supports of great need. Thank you all night Saturday out came who for Deanna, know and I those donation. a who sent simply grateful. very is family her Adrienne Adrienne Drummey, Janet Eliza Prescott, Taylor and beth Szarmach and Anne Tufts. Paul Robinson stepped in graciously to help decorate hall. the have not would night the nizer, the without smoothly so gone of Debra assistance incredible Susan Vasconcellos, Nichols, Caylor. Janet and Ed and a community that cares and Party People and Squamscott and People Party Squamscott sell helping Those Beverages. tickets were Jody Couillard, Lam, Miranda Kruppa, Helen Voor Merci and Nichols Susan won our for bakers The hees. derful intermission included Caylor, Janet Buchanan, Betsy ovember ------| N s ews k ada N n Stratham n a C tha Dorothy Long Dorothy g tlantic ul n f orti rate pp G A 24A | u The concert was The also concert sup There are There many to people To the Editor: the To The benefit concert for On November 7, I encour On November David David has owned a Sea David, David, like me, is a Sea To the Editor: the To Canada David known I’ve S ORE MORE LETTERS rom F 23A age ported by a host of volunteers, volunteers, of host a by ported and by donations from the Bay Bay Trio (Mary Doane, John and Fiske), Nancy and Doane Mamappella. Silas Silas and Brad Pazdon, Symes and Stevens, Robinson, Great the Beswick, Ling Chan who donated their talent and talent their who donated without whom there would included These be no concert. Random Acts of Harmony, thank thank for their contributions to the event. I am especially indebted to the musicians, accounts were wowed by wowed were the accounts music. cess. cess. The com event still are raised checks over and $3150 ing in. The audience turned out in full force and by all Deanna Deanna Makinen at the First on Exeter of Society Unitarian October 21 was a huge suc representative. age all Exeter, North Hampton Hampton North Exeter, all age and Stratham voters to elect David Canada as our state His His knowledge, experience, commitment and leadership Concord. in well us serve will coast business and is current business coast ly a member of the town of Stratham Budget Committee. coast coast to be an area that our afford. can children Stratham Stratham for over 28 years. David is a family man with like and, children grown four many of us, wants the Sea November 7. November who has in native lived coast for for over 25 and years will be voting for him on as representative our state 13 trict Dis P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A n age day! to s p | P g n s i am ews n H N Now Now n Gifts i cree otes s diabete Every n Autumn Autumn occasion e tlantic Assorted for every p Available: cheduled Jewelry for for Jewelry ure o N s & ss s ic about n ic re n p n ’ cli cli 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 talk lu F blood et ealthy G ovember medical ree H F ree F 43 | N 43 | o EXETER | “Talk’n Diabetes,” an informative and energetic and energetic an informative Diabetes,” | “Talk’n EXETER at month of each Wednesday second the held are Meetings These programs are free to the public and offered by or 4-EXETER (800) call information, or more for register To PORTSMOUTH | Portsmouth Regional Hospital has at classrooms Building be in held the Shoals will The clinic In addition, a special flu clinic for H2U members will Portsmouth Regional Hospital is located on Borthwick Ashworth 37 at located clinic, medical free A | HAMPTON non-profit the worker, social and nurse by a doctor, Staffed generosity the to thanks possible made is clinic medical This Donations are gratefully accepted; to make a donation, STRATHAM | Free blood pressure screenings will be in Stratham. Avenue at is 89 located Portsmouth The office discussion forum about diabetes self-care, is being forum about currently self-care, diabetes discussion Street at 32 Court located Center, Senior Exeter at the offered Exeter. in 2:30 p.m. Monthly topics focus on helping people who live with diabetes gain control over their disease, one step at a time. Neighborhood Diabetes, a local resource pharmacy organization and diabetes in Hospital. Exeter of a department conjunction Diabetes, with HealthReach www.foreveryday.com. at online up sign announced that a flu clinic will be offered to the public p.m. 2-7 on 8 from November Wednesday, B Part Medicare with free or each $25 are shots Flu time. that vaccine. pneumonia the for $40 and card; be conducted on November Tuesday, 7 from the 3-7 MOB conference room. Rates p.m. are the in same as for those clinic. public the at provided 436- call (603) information, For more in Portsmouth. Avenue 5110. is open Motel, the Mainsail from across in Hampton Avenue month. each of Tuesday third and first the on p.m. 6-8 from appointments mammograms, pap No exams, smears, medical free offers clinic more. and testing pregnancy screenings, HIV necessary. are of Preston Real Estate organizations. and and individuals the assistance of other local Medical Free Beach “Hampton to payable checks make please PO Clinic, and Medical mail Free to Clinic” Beach Hampton Box 625, Hampton, NH 03843. For more information, 770-4383. (603) call Dr. by noon 12 to a.m. 8 from morning Saturday every offered Associates. and George Ken Dr. of offices the at Burns Jill 772-6400. (603) at Kelly or Belinda call information, more For OFF 32, N 25% ol V - - - - - Seacoast Shopping Center Seabrook, Seabrook, NH • Open at 9am (603) 474-3082 The Hampton Garden Fragrance Of The Month... While Supplies Last! Wreath Christmas at 7 p.m. at the gregational First Con Church (unless otherwise noted). Member ship is $10 includes per interesting year speak and ers, community and informational topics all projects year long. New are members always welcome.membership For information,call Lisa Cote at (603) 1330. 964- 6:30 p.m.; guests members will and gatherold town at hall the on parking Winnacunnet lot Road later no than 6 p.m., and carpool will to the Tender Crop Farm.Hostesses for the eve ning will be Marcia McDon ald and Alberta True. club meets Wednesday of every month the second 25 - - - — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos 401K, Bonuses Great Benefits! Dental, Medical, Summer & Winter Summer & Winter Fun Place to Work, Fun Place to Work, The next meeting will be HELP WANTED To To Rest.” She informed the Seniorgroup about cleaning up and protecting their gar den plants for the winter. held on November 8 at Ten der Crop Farm in Newbury, MA, where members create will a boxwood as a wreath holiday centerpiece or wall decoration. The meet ing will start promptly at - - — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo nity ommu C MAKER SIGN Also this month, gar den club member, McDonald Marcia spoke Hampton to Seniors at sub thethemonthly meetingon their jectGarden“Puttingof Your growing season is not very long; therefore Terry talked about some of the blooming longer- perennials can that add more interest in the garden. color and - - - s Extending the growing season and preparing a garden for the winter months were the topics for recent w e N ntic a tl om .C A he t ews N to l a The region’s Zone 5 HAMPTON | At their ci the job as a community service project. HA grounds up-to-date throughout the school year. This is the second year that Tim has taken on taken has Tim that year second the is This year. school the throughout up-to-date grounds HA Hampton Garden Club Conway presentations given and by Marcia McDonald, Terry respectively. Hampton Garden Club news Hampton Academy seventh grader Tim DeCosta (pictured) is in charge of keeping the sign on the on sign the keeping of charge in is (pictured) DeCosta Tim grader seventh Academy Hampton GARDEN GROWERS — tlantic pe blooming perennials. in Exeter. The topic of presentation her was long- tion by Terry Churchill’s Conway Garden of Center by a wonderful presenta bers of the Hampton den Gar Club were entertained most recent meeting, mem S A . ------ om .C Exeter ews N Rye tlantic Stratham Seabrook Portsmouth Mannie Schweisberg South Hampton A Bev Hollingworth is the She was elected the presi And, to add further to Bev Hollingworth has the Polls are open from 8 a.m. 8 from open are Polls a.m. 8 from open are Polls Polls are open from 7 Polls are open from 11 a.m. 8 from open are Polls ELECTION From 7A conservative” conservative” who voted for the 13 percent increase, and request that each one resign for not keeping their word. A majority of fiscal conser vatives had to vote for bud the for order in increase the get to pass. most qualified candidate to be elected Executive Coun served She 3. District for cilor first in the House and then the Senate for over 20 years, to lines party crossed she and get things done and to make progress on issues such health as care, education, pro tecting the environment and investing in programs that created jobs. dent of the senate she because had a proven record of being bi-partisan, and Republican her and Democratic colleagues knew they could appoint to her trust therefore committee chairs and qualifica their on based staff hire tions, not party That affiliation.was a high compliment and crowning achievement for her years of service. her qualifications, she was a business owner for 45 years, and past president Hampton and of Seacoast Area the Chamber of Commerce. She therefore knows the and stress hard work required to maintain a successful busi ness and raise a family at the same time. best overall legislative and the all of experience business every urge I and candidates, one to vote for her as Execu tive Councilor for District 3 on November 7. who claims to be a “fiscal until 7 p.m. at New Frank lin, Junior High, Sherburne, Dondero and Little Harbor schools. until 7 p.m. at Rye Elemen tary School. a.m. until 7 p.m. at Seabrook Community Center. a.m. until 8 p.m. Hall. at Town until 8 p.m. at the Stratham Municipal Center. ------Veda Paoletta Veda East Kingston ualified Q I therefore must ask Ms. Ms. also Ward states that about angry is Ward Ms. If Lastly, Lastly, he co-sponsored The Congressman trav Congressman Bradley There is a clear choice in the Editor: To The October 20, 2006 edi I find that statement Federal entitlement program under the control not DC, Washington, of in gress Con in Concord, NH. Ward, what or who source is the of When herdid such a vote come statement? up in the NH Who sponsored legislature? the legisla tion? “Under Sen. Hollingworth’s watch the state budget was a 13 percent increase.” True, because numerous projects were voted on and Republican- the newby approved controlled House and Sen ate. the 13 percent increase, she should obtain the names of every Republican legislator recently, he was named “Cit recently, izen of the Year” by the NH of Veterans Foreign for Wars his outstanding support of legislative issues on behalf He of is Veterans. also called a “Hero of the by Taxpayers” the Americans Reform. for He worked tireless Tax ly to save the Navy Shipyard. Portsmouth legislation that allows for a Constitutional amendment on the ballot to strengthen private property rights rela tive to eminent domain. eled to Iraq three times meet to with NH troops, tened to their lis concerns, and acted on them. has always made accessible himself to the votershis district by in holding town meetings and Q&As across the district. His district runs from North Country to the Seacoast (approximately 128 towns). this campaign. If the voters of New Hampshire want to keep our NH Values strong, please re-elect Congressman Jeb Bradley in November. tion of the Atlanticcontained News a Joanne A. of Ward Stratham, letter in from which “Hollingworth she voted for an states income that tax that would have taxed our Socialearnings.” Security unbelievable and shocking because Social Security is a need any explanations. Just ------Exeter choice Natalie Healy clear a eb Congressman Congressman Bradley is Jeb Bradley’s record I am the New Hampshire the Editor: To It is safe to say that dur Having brought three So, please remember, I’m As for the big education And, since I am still recu J a staunch conservative. stead stands he Washington, In fastly for the “NH Values” — unlike Carol Shea-Porter, who stands for everything liberal. He doesn’t demonize her; he stands on his record. stands on its own. It doesn’t with no budget for TV ads; the one who’s NOT running for governor but who’s running for thestate sen one ate from Exeter, Stratham, East Kingston, Newton, Kingston, South Hampton,Seabrook and Kensington. Healy — Natalie NH Healy, for NH — and I’d like your vote on November 7. Thank you. ing campaigns, accusations are forthcoming from both sides. The accusation Congressman Bradley that has a problem with women is an Please falsehood. out and out look at his record regarding family and women’s rights. care care is of utmost importance to me. As a person, self-employed in order to my afford monthly premiums meant a it very high deduct ible. Thankfully, I was able to meet it — but others may not. We must look for ative cre solutions to a problem that will only get worse as other baby boomers more medical need care in years to come. children up alone, working and three jobs sometimes to businesses two starting it; do with little capital and run ning a campaign on a very limited budget, you can rest assured that I now how to accomplish much on little. very And, I’ll be about YOUR thinking budget in Con cord. one the — Healy OTHER the debate in this state, the funding of our children’s where could from comes educations depend upon the decision of than rather judges appointed the people’s elected officials. That also brings the possi bility of an income the end tax of THAT road, at so I choose letting the legislature decide. perating from double knee replacement surgery, health 26 ------So, I gave her his num Helping citizens solve Having witnessed all the All three of my children That course took me to One reason was that So, let me of resident life-long a am introduceI adult life, I fear that we will we if Mass” mini “a into turn are not vigilant. Therefore, I and income an oppose would a sales tax. thrived We’ve in sever past the over state this al decades by watching our growth, having a favorable business climate and watch ing expenditures. job and was unable to get the get to unable was and job compensation she needed. Having just visited Jeb Brad ley’s office to receive a flag in honor of Danny that had been flown over the Capitol, it occurred to me could possibly help her that out. Jeb ber. Being of service to her I found extremely gratifying. problems is one aspectpublic of office that I particularly would enjoy. ing with other Work legislators to pass laws benefiting all New of Hampshire is another aspect I find very appealing. I started two businesses that I’ve run for the past 10 and 15 years and feel knowledge gained from that that the experience will be helpful in the public arena as well. changes in my state in my class and I have an associates an have I and class degree from Chamberlayne College in Boston. graduated from Exeter High School. My son, Dan Healy, was one of the Navy SEALS shot down in Afghanistanin June 2005. That broke our family’s heart. But, shortly afterward, I felt compelled to try to counteract the par ticularly vicious another message Gold Star was mother espousing against on Terror. the War this point, though political office has never been on my with presented Once agenda. the idea, though, and after great thought and prayer I decided to pursue this path. that same time, I had around run into a who had been on injured the young woman Possibly because there are so many television ads run by Kerry Healey in this mar ket, some voters in this part of New Hampshire exactly sure who is who. aren’t myself. the Seacoast, living in Exeter for the past 30 years having grown up in Rye graduated Beach. I from St. Thom as Aquinas High School graduating in first the in Dover, 43 ------o 31, N Hampton ol NH Rockingham 15 Rockingham for NH Rep. Sheila T. Francoeur T. Sheila Rep. 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 My signs are the “pea In case there is any Ordinarily I wouldn’t To the Editor: To An open letter to the vot Recently, it has been I I ask you to join with me This This next biennium some These These five are candidates some need to clarify this. green” signs with the large “State smaller and “HEALY” Senate” printed on them. politician running for office south of our border. question, I Hampshire am Healy the (not the NewMassachusetts Healey) and I’m running for the position governor not senator, state of of Massachusetts. bring that up but from some judging of the questions I’ve heard there seems to be will too. will ers of District 23. brought to my attention that confusion some be may there concerning voters some with myself and another woman to an income tax or a sales tax tax sales a or tax income an to — important issues for Hampton. of the residents on November 7 and send a strong, Republican team to One Concord. which is dedi cated to working for the together citizens of Hampton. I my for be will votes casting Rusty Bridle, Tom Nancy Gillick, Stiles, Mary Boynton you I hope Nevins. Chris and to Hampton. In a body of 400, 400, of body a In Hampton. to it is for important the repre sentatives from a proj for district front to united a provide community. their in ects of those projects will proposal be for a a major update of the state park at and ton the Beach continuing Hamp Hampton that to insure effort is never again a donor town. Boynton Stiles, Gillick, Bridle, and Nevins are all opposed have have shown the same com the work for concern and ethic munity. working together as a team and they for will Concord in way that work continue to the issues that are important ovember ------| N ews N team Hampton P P Jim Workman Jim tlantic GO g n ORE MORE LETTERS rom F 23A tro A 26A | S Representatives Rusty Bri Rusty Representatives Hampton Hampton is fortunate in To the Editor: the To With all the various Please Please vote with me on Please Please help me to re-elect If re-elected, Mr. Buck will will Buck Mr. If re-elected, Mr. Mr. Buck has spent years YET age campaign campaign by Mary Boynton and Chris Nevins, newcom who arena, to ers political the dle, dle, Tom Gillick and Nancy workers hard been have Stiles in for Concord the Hampton area. They are joined in this capable capable Republican seats. those for candi dates Hampshire Hampshire House of Repre sentatives. We are also for tunate in having five strong, your your State is Representative Concord. in voice your five having seats in the New dents of Hampton. That is the the is That Hampton. of dents race for State Representative. This is important because November 7 to it miss is easy November the one that should be most the important to the resi positions positions up for election on November 7 for the best quali best the for 7 November fied candidate, Buck. R. our Edward current Treasurer, possesses possesses the office integrity treasurer’s the and reliability requires. County County Treasurer. He knowledge both is he proven has able and effective and also the the Maxwell School of Syra University. cuse Mr. Buck as the Rockingham knowledgeable knowledgeable in financial management, and Mr. Buck has a BA in from Economics ing and in continuing the best best the continuing in and ing possible. portfolio investment The needs county a treasurer continue continue to serve the county low the obtaining both in well est interest rates on borrow in business, and as a respected respected a as and business, in He is a educator. true profes sional. dealing effectively and profes and effectively dealing sionally with all manner of people as an elected official, ly ly for the county’s residents. qualified best the is clearly He position. the for candidate ting ting the job done and works diligently to ensure that the efficient most performs office P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------ 27A age | P 2SEA TV ews age ports P istings N S L JAZZ Continued on 36A• tlantic EA 1S age 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 | P | “I’ll take a song and sing it in three “You have to give to the audience,” says It’s not only jazz and a relationship with Karen shares her God-given musical tal She was a member of Bethany’s own That’s not to though,say, that she leaves “I connect with people on the breaks,” s ew she says. “I have actually prayed for people on the breaks. People feel comfortable ing tellme their stories.” different styles,” she says, describingshe’ll select a ballad then perform how it as a jazz waltz as well as a samba. Her listeners love her for it. Karen. “You have to make them feel you’re giving them the most wonderful theworld.” Shehas done soinmany appear music in ances, including those with coast her area-based own seven-member Sea jazz Something band, Cool. her audience which stirs Karen’s a soul. personal It’s relationship with thewhich enhances and enriches Almighty her life wheth er or not she’s onstage. ents as a congregant and singer at BethanyChurch in Greenland. Bethany’s “Lost As and Found” group of musi the leader cians (which forincludes her husband, Mitch), Karen performs during the worship portion of the church’s ongoing “Celebrate ery” Recov program and on locationSeacoast area. around the receivedshe until years, three for BandPraise “astrong message from God that He wanted me in the jazz music clubs.” ministry So at she Bethany traded ministry there, interceding for her for those seeking the prayer that specific form of spiritual bolstering and support. her commitment to she’s on the prayer road performing. behind when ovember N tic - n tla A 43 | N 43 | o 32, N ol 3, 2006 | | 2006 3, V ovember 42 | N | 42 o 32, N 32, ol V “If you’re doing a performance [in front Karenworksmake tofunitandenjoyable of] you’reanybody, doing it FOR them,” she says. “You have to connect with ence.”And it goes beyond the the act of singing; audi it includes “smiling and talking between songs.” to people for both herself and the audience too. 27 - “I love any song when it’s played really Personally delivering those masterpieces that song list? Not necessarily. well and very creatively by a creative play er,” she says. “You can take anymake it a masterpiece.” song and is something Karen strives to spot do behind the microphone. from her - - - - r The The Jazz Singer e rit W ff a t y a om e uid S .C s G D w e 3SEA-9SEA ews mo N e N r EE FR 7 7 P es g a ntic P iz Does she have a favorite selection from She has shared the stage with incred Originally hailing from North Dakota, It’s a living, breathing, thriving relation Be it cool jazz or inspirational tunes, “I always have a song in my head — Indeed, for Karen a simple word uttered NORTH HAMPTON | Jazz singer Karen a L TV tl tlantic y port Hilton. include the piano lounge at the Logan Air many more) jazz numbers, Boston performing area supper in clubs and venues that Ronstadt.Shehaswrapped hervoice around an extensive repertoire of 400 (and likely Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Linda ible greats in the music business, including — Glenn Miller, ArtieRiddle Orchestra. Shaw, the Nelson with “ghost bands” of the Big Band Era in France, Germany, Argentinaguay. Along and the Uru way she has performed Karen has sung in 38 states, as well as family function or on one of her CDs. enjoyssharing with those who hear her sing, localavenue,at itbechurch, corporate a a or ship which this local recording artist dearly to connect with her audience. across her smiling face — and in because that’sher just eyes,one of the ways she likes music is so deeply rooted that in it’s Karen’s easy to soul see her love for it written always,” she says with a smile. to be sung out loud — whichdo. she loves to generate a lyrical line from a good old standardjazz or traditional hymn that deserves in the course of a conversation can easily given moment. 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Nutcracker” will Nutcracker” be Tick at performed 14-16. the Music December from Portsmouth in Hall calling by purchased be can and sale on are ets mended that arrangements be mended that made arrangements early to disappointment. avoid fect for parents, grandparents, and children. and grandparents, parents, for fect made by New Ballet at calling England (603) 430-9309. is Seating and limited it is recom eras are encouraged for photo opportunities. A A opportunities. photo for encouraged are eras this event New England, for Ballet fundraiser per occasion holiday memorable a become has mini-performance featuring excerpts from the from excerpts featuring mini-performance “Nutcracker.” $21.95 for children. for $21.95 to opportunity meet 15-minute costumed “Nutcracker” special a to treated be and characters sandwiches, homemade chips, sandwiches, salad, scones, cost The coffee. and tea mini-pastries, cookies, for will be this location for $24.95 and adults neys Inn will be the setting for this event from from event this for setting the be will Inn neys tea include will day that for menu The p.m. 3-5 hot cider. The cost for this sitting will be $29 for for $29 be will sitting this for cost The cider. hot children. for $25 and adults by the Sea will host two sittings. The first sit The first by the Sea two host will sittings. menu The noon. 12 to a.m. 10 from be will ting bagels salad, fruit juices, assorted will feature cost The coffee. and tea pastries, breakfast and by the Sea in New Castle and the Three Chim Three the and Castle New in Sea the by Durham. in Inn neys annual “Nutcracker” Tea. “Nutcracker” annual — Wentworth the season this at locations two being accepted for Ballet New England’s eighth eighth England’s New Ballet for accepted being S P P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------33A 7 SEA H ’ t N age n age e U s ome | P | P re H at p ews e ews g s s t n N N i n s Bicycles ur otes ome tlantic tlantic N howca A z s M N O ior ical he n s T e u S ‘ 3, 2006 | 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 M PORTSMOUTH | After five years of and Dorothy since passed have years Fifty At “The Oz Nursing Home,” the Scare The public is invited to come join Senior “The Oz Home” will Nursing be present DURHAM | The University of New This entertaining and inspiring show Tickets are $3.50 each and proceeds will benefit Theatre and Advanced ticket purchases are Dancerecommend scholarships. ed by contacting the MUB (603) ticket 862-2290 office or at online at www.unhmub. com. The theatre lobby box office opens one hour prior to curtain. For more information about this event, call the Theatre and Dance at 862-0093. (603) office sell-out sell-out success — and spring a during the full first run house of this this tion produc — the Seacoast Senior Moments group is bringing Repertory“The Oz Theatre’s Nursing Home” back to the SRT stage from 19-21. November her companions traveled the yellow road brick — and it’s not the maintenance. and apart in only need of regular thing falling crow’s stuffing is falling out, the Tin Man’s joints are rusting, the Cowardly Lion is get ting long in the Witch tooth, and the Wicked no longer knows where she’s at. And Doro are shoes red snazzy those seems it Well, thy? badly worn and more than a little bit round at the heels. The nursing home run by Wizard and the his dedicated staff isn’t exactly the spot they where garden all had hoped to either. years golden their spend Moments and see for themselves how Doro thy and the her years friends weathered and — and one faculties another. declining their ed November Sunday 19-20 and at Monday, 7 p.m. November 21 and at Tuesday, 2 p.m. at the Seacoast located Repertory Theatre, at $10 are Tickets Portsmouth. in Street Bow 125 in advance and $12 at the and door, may be (603) at office box SRT the calling by reserved www. at online or 639-7650, (800) or 433-4472 seacoastrep.org. Hampshire Department Theatre Musical UNH the present will Dance of Theatre p.m. 6 at 14 November Tuesday, on and Showcase the at located Theatre, Hennessy UNH the in in Arts Center Durham. Paul Creative case will be performed, directed, designed, and choreographed by the Musical Theatre majors. 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Monday and attends several juried craft shows. The public is invited to join Exeter November 4 on between Fine Saturday, 12-3 p.m. Crafts of quality shops in juried state New a is She Massachusetts. and mont Hampshire, Ver member of the League of NH Craftsmen suggests the layers of color, light and texture suggests the layers of color, found in the wooded countryside of England. New London to move New to Hampshire. Lyme, nature. She is most satisfied when her work the premier art and craft institutions in the UK. Upon completing the UK’s traditional left Lynn subjects, technical in equivalent BA of metalsmithing. when she enrolled as a full-time student at the Sir John Cass Department of Art, one of working the silver from the top and bottom of shapes intriguing The dimension. create to love her reflect pendants and earrings Lynn’s enamel is laid in a hole in creating a the stained silver, glass effect. are also decorated with chasing, a process of in the silver. Lynn also uses the plique a jour style where the champleve, in which in champleve, she places enamel in etched recesses adept at many enam eling much of her work is techniques, layers and firings. One of the ancient uses of enamel was to suggest the look of semi-pre cious stones. layer on wet metal and fired in a kiln. Sur face and depth of color is built up in several ling silver enamel jewelry. All of geous color the on her contemporary gor jewelry is enamel, which is a very high quality with pigments glass to make the colors. named their Artist November of the Month. whose current focus is creating striking ster announced that Lynn Adams has been P S Focus Focus on metals at P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - age 35A | P 9 SEA age ews age N | P | P ews ews tlantic N N A s w NHTP Continued on 39A• e N tlantic tlantic A ntic a tl 10, 2006 | A he t arch to 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 3, 2006 | M l a ‘The Odyssey’ The play’s regionally-recognized and multi- and regionally-recognized play’s The PORTSMOUTH | New Hampshire Theatre Theatre Hampshire | New PORTSMOUTH produc this 10-26, November from Playing NHTP is to honored be the American first Framed around the issue of immigration Directed by Blair Hundertmark, NHTP’s ci NHTP NHTP presents 9 | pe o pop, and Italian film scores. film Italian and pop, talented cast includes Jim Chris Burkholder, Curtis, Blair Kristan Raymond Hundertmark, Robinson, Lisa James Richardson, Ryen, and musician Sam Goodall on violin. Guest artist Andrew Periale of Perry Alley Theatre will Project’s Project’s 2006-07 mainstage season kicks off with the US of pre premiere artistic “The Odyssey,” Farr, David by re-telling new a in sented in Theatre of the director Hammersmith Lyric London. 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And to be creative.” She wants to make that creative connec tion with the public, ing whatever songs sing she may happen to have in her heart at any given moment making people smile. and eron’s smooth jazz your at CoolSomething with sound next major function, holiday wedding,friendlyget- party, together or special occasion. For more information or to book her for an event, visit www.karencameron.com or e-mail jazzchic net. @comcast. graphed copies of “Prayer ------sudokupuzzle The book spans 40 chap Karen effectively infus Los Angeles-based The public will have As one who has worn Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and JAZZ JAZZ m Fro 1SEA every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 8A (and still wears) many hats in her daily life, Karen has documented her experienc esas ajazz performer, godly worshipper, prayer warrior and missionary in her book “Prayer andAll That Jazz.” ters, each written as a short story. The first 20 are dedi cated to her life and career on the second jazz 20 circuit. focuses spiritual on The journey, including her the missions work she has performed in Ethiopia and through her commitment to her church. es snippets of and jazz prayer throughout songs the pages of her is book, described as which “wonderful, interesting, insightful thought-provoking” and by Bill Glover, the founding mem ber of the Grammy Award- winning band Petra and the leader/ percussionist Simon Peter. for recording jazz called Jr. Clayton John bassist artist and and heartfelt “a book Karen’s revealinglooklifeintoofthe a friend, colleague and seri ous musician, who remains honorably connected to her to spirituality, God.” a chance to obtain auto 24 irtle H 28 10 uzzle ohn J 23 31 6 P y B pay. group that putts around (initials). tool used on the farm. color. a coin. fastener. 17 9 MARGARITA CAKE MARGARITA MILK PECAN PIE PIES SCONE SUGAR 22 An increase in 23 A child. 24 hat. A lady’s 29 Clever. 30 Uncooked. 31 A high-profile 8 A sweet potato. 9 A curved bladed 10 A cowardly 16 Try. 19 A head side of 20 A cut of beef. 21 A clothing 20 33 5 8 19 25 27 4 rossword 36 C Answers can be found on Page 8A ames Down 18 7 12 regard. license acts as. note. (initials). experience. when they are tired. taught. G 22 Just Desserts CRISPS DEVILS FOOD DULCE DE LECHE FRUIT GINGER BAR HONEY BUN ICE CREAM LEMON MOUSSE 3 Join the military. 4 What a driver’s 5 In addition to a 6 Gym class 7 A very trying 28 Not out. 29 Strain. 32 None. 33 Not day. 34 What one does 1 Something 2 Hold in high ews 14 30 3 N 16 26 15 29 34 2 thewordrdquiza Across tlantic insect. easternmost state. mob does. charge charge of things. trip (and a story). winds up in court. A 13 21 32 1 11 17 Peer. 18 A parasitic 21 A dairy spread. 25 Dizziness 26 The 27 What an unruly 1 A person in 7 A long wandering 11 Nearly alike. 12 A home. 13 A paddle. 14 A threat that 15 Dine. BAKERY BISCOTTI BLONDIE BONBONS BROWNIES BUNDT CAKE CHEESECAKE CREAM PUFF 43 ------o 31, N ol 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 A A law passed in 1968 /s/ Dwight D. Eisen On Memorial Day, 1958, “I have every confi “With “With time thought that “Dear Mr. Higley: “Dear Mr. “I have today signed a Lowery Air Lowery Force Base Colorado Denver, In connection with the ORIGINS Continued on 38A• memoration of Day to Veterans’ the fourth Monday from from the Vietnam War, but none was found for several years. In 1984, an unknown serviceman from that con flict was placed the alongside others. To honor men, these symbolic of all Ameri cans who gave their in all wars, lives an Army honor guard, the 3rd U.S. Infantry (The Old Guard), keeps day and night vigil. changed the national com hower Amer unidentified more two ican war dead were brought from overseas and interred in the unknown plaza soldier of beside World War I. the One the in other the II, War was World killed in Korean War. In 1973, a law passed providing interment of an unknown American mittee membership other persons as you such desire to select and I am request ing the heads of all depart ments and agencies of Executive the branch to the Committee in its work in assist every way possible. dence that our Nation will respond wholeheartedly in the appropriate observance 1954.” Day, of Veterans’ amid widespread vance of this day. obser it will be most coordinate helpful the to planning. am suggesting the formation I of a Veterans Day National Committee. In view of your great personal interest well as your official respon as sibilities, I have designated you to serve as Com the in include may Chairman. You dent today sent the follow ing letter to the Honorable Harvey V. Higley, Adminis Affairs: trator of Veterans’ proclamation calling upon all of our citizens to observe Thursday, November 1954, as Veterans 11, Day. It is my earnest hope that all vet erans, their organizations,and the entire citizenry will join hands to ensure proper signing of the proclamation on Veterans’ Day, the Presi ings appen ovember ------H | N ews ay onor N D H riter to tlantic eterans olman W V istoric #35 ll M. H rmistice ost H A P A A 36A | hanged ohn The White House Office For P.M. For Release P.M. October Assistant Murray Snyder, President Eisenhower’s An answer to the ques Armistice Day officially These memorial gestures In 1921, an unknown Origins of Veterans’ Day Origins of Veterans’ J C ontributing y egion age dent 8, 1954 Press Secretary to the Presi 11 as Veterans’ Day. as Veterans’ 11 Proclamation in all wars. In 1954, dent Presi Eisenhower signed bill a proclaiming November sas: Change Armistice Day to Veterans’ Day, and make it an occasion to honor those who have served America latest, great war came in proposal a made by Represen tative Edwin K. Rees of Kan tion of how to pay tribute to those who had served in this of them died in the service, more than 292,000 in battle. broke broke out in Europe. Sixteen and one-half million Ameri cans took part and 407,000 ber 11 might still be called Armistice Day. But only few years later after the holi a day was proclaimed, war hope had been realized that World War I was “the war to end all wars,” Novem a national holiday 12 years later by similar Congressio nal action. If the idealistic received its name in America in name its received in 1926 through a Congres sional resolution. It became the 11th month). The became day known as stice Day.” “Armi of World War I fighting at War 11 of World (the 1918 11, November a.m., 11th hour of the 11th day of all took place on November 11, giving universal recogni tion to the celebrated ending England at Abbey; in France at the Arc Westminster de Triomphe). where where an unknown soldier was buried in each nation’s highest place of honor (in focal point of reverence for America’s veterans. Similar ceremonies occurred lier in ear England and France, on a hillside overlooking the Potomac River and the city of Washington, became the World World War I American sol dier was buried Arlington in site, This Cemetery. 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Bodine, Start 35; of 33 race 300, Texas ing time: 2 p.m. (EST); TV: TNT; Distance: Defending 200 champion: Kevin laps; Chevrolet. Harvick, Dickies 500, race 34 (EST); p.m. 2:30 time: of Starting 36; NBC; Distance: 334 Defending champion: laps; Carl Ford. Edwards, to questions NASCAR their send earthlink.net. hodgesnews@ - - - g 3, 2006 | A 3, 2006 n aci R ovember d n 43 | N 43 | eeke o W Series Series officials have also In 2007, the CoT will be All three of NASCAR’s Cup car. Cup the CoT in out running ruled spring race. Talladega’s That means its first plate race will be the during 2007 Chase for has There the Championship. that due been to speculation, plates restrictor style, boxy its might not be necessary keep speeds below 190 miles to hour. per in instituted 16 races, includ ing those in Bristol (2 races), (2), Martinsville Phoenix (2), Richmond (2), Darling (2), Dover New Hampshire (2), ton, Infineon Raceway, Wat (fall and kins Glen, Talladega be utilized will car The 2007). in 26 in races and 2008, all of races. 2009 the major series’ will be racing 32, N ol V - - - - Many crew chiefs support support chiefs crew Many esti industry to According The CoT will be phased in phased be will CoT The the the idea. Although the idea makes sense, many car own ers are against it because of the costs additional it would to require two prepare regu lar plate cars for two use another in and 500, the Daytona for an CoT exhibition models race. $300,000 nearly costs it mates, to build and prepare each punches punches in the air compared to what we have now. It’s a bigger hole, which I think is going to make racing a little difficult.” more with the starting next season, The car at race Bristol. spring was tested at Talladega the week second and of October, another like would NASCAR on-track session with restric it in running before plates tor race. actual an 39 ------ ’ pm - 4 am omorrow chedule T s f o n The Racing Corner o 10 ar “If “If it’s a better change in The top-10 Craftsman teams asked has NASCAR The car is bigger, boxier, Top-10 Chase Contenders: Contenders: Chase Top-10 C ch ‘ N rent models allowed by NAS by allowed models rent the said Newman Ryan CAR. different car is not drastically believes and cars current from some of the hype over safety exaggerated. are features safety then it’s worth it, but it’s not all that it’s made out to be at this point,” he said. “It does have some different aerodynamic characteristics and some things that we’re going to have to get used to because of the hole that it are reservations recommend ed. 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Classical Guitar & Pianist THU-SAT Live Entertainment sical dramatic literature sical with dramatic literature contemporary design staging. and applauded by most of 130,000- of most by applauded were them of many fans, plus are that drivers the on focused in this year’s The Chase. sce nario is just what NASCAR for they when hoped officials is who but plan, the instituted Odys “The community. the to sey,” like last year’s award- winning production of “The clas presents Man,” Elephant because because it didn’t run well at all on during Saturday prac tice,” said Kenseth. “It feels good to get a I good just finish. wish so Jimmie, and we Tony with run could have stuff our to get got still we’ve better.” bit little a up tuned biggest Chase loser. He fin ished four laps sixth to second down from dropped and points. in didn’t didn’t have all that laps on them,” he many said. “We we think I don’t and on hung would have run third if guys we Those out. stayed hadn’t good.” pretty were Chase. the in fourth to sixth shoot over after fourth finish ing his pit stall early in the race, and still maintains the lead. points in in our performance at all,” said Johnson. “When sun was out we had about a the car, tenth-place but the guys gave me good pit stops that me to track get good allowed position.” fresh on taking not after third caution. last the during tires thing to do, my because tires with four new tires we would would we tires new four with be able to pass those other guys that didn’t pit, or just two.” took has jumped from eighth to second. ------s p w , e u N ns ns wi ntic r e a om tl es .C ort A tighte ep odg R he e ews t H s N teward ld to cing a ha l S r a a e C R Dedicated Dedicated to innovation, The production The team also production “I didn’t have any worries worries any have didn’t “I “This is the first time we’ve we’ve time first the is “This Stewart easily got by When When racing continued Stewart, Stewart, who was lead The The last came caution out Stewart, who is in who not this Stewart, HAMPTON, HAMPTON, GA | Tony G ci NHTP From 9SEA tlantic y pe he bring unique strengths home bring unique strengths international, international, national and regional ties, NHTP artists formance series that is series unlike formance any other in the area. With NHTP is proud to offer a per offer to proud is NHTP education education and excellence, gers gers (propmaster), and Jen (dramaturg). Yirak stage stage manager), Taylor Rod Beauchamp Beauchamp (stage manager), Gretchen Engle (assistant includes includes Genevieve Aichele Meghann director), (assistant designed by Maura Suter. Maura by designed lighting, and costumes will be be will costumes and lighting, NHTP’s NHTP’s production. Bruce Morris will design set and create create original puppets for on on that last pit stop. I knew ran ran better after the sun went down. car car was awesome It’s all just a that coincidence day. it in awhile,” said Stewart. “The “The Stewart. said awhile,” in had a good chance at winning winning at chance good a had it it was Stewart over Johnson car-lengths. several by Stewart, but at the finish line, line, at but finish the Stewart, Johnson Johnson passed Earnhardt and began to slowly reel in Edwards Edwards and and Earnhardt pulled away. Two laps later, Kenseth, and Jeff Gordon. Jeff and Kenseth, Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, Matt Matt Johnson, Jimmie Stewart, on on lap 311, the leaders were: Earnhardt, Carl Edwards, on the track. the on ning ning second, elected to stay with most of the leaders. Dale Dale leaders. the of most with Earnhardt Jr., who was run ing, pitted for fresh tires along along tires fresh for pitted ing, and Sterling Marlin. Sterling and and and involved Mark Martin, Kenny Wallace, Dale Jarrett, on lap 309 of the 325-lap race, race, 325-lap the of 309 lap on 10. lin, Joe Nemechek, and Robby Robby and Nemechek, Joe lin, out the top- rounded Gordon eth. eth. Greg Biffle, Jeff Gordon, Carl Edwards, Denny Ham Earnhardt Jr., and Matt Kens and Matt Jr., Earnhardt and and finished ahead of Chase Dale Johnson, Jimmie drivers, year’s year’s Chase, led 142 laps, Cup victory of the season. the of victory Cup Shops Shops 500 at Atlanta Motor his Speedway, fourth Nextel performance performance Sunday on the way to the winning Bass Pro Stewart put Stewart on a dominating S B T A . om .C ews N tlantic A 0 4 43 o 31, N ol 3, 2006 | V 3, 2006 ovember | N ews N tlantic A 40A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black