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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - A age | P ews N ic tlant Hangen indicated that In other town business, “The town manager AQUARION Continued on 23A• concerns over icing in that area since the fixes will not be made until the spring. there were larger puddles in town to deal with and that it was not a major cause for concern. Selectman Chairman Ginny Bridle-Russell announcedthat the town’s search a new for town manager tinues. con search is proceeding and we are continuing with the can didates,” she said. scholarship and senior class awards at graduation time. The cost is $3 for adults and $1 for students through age 18. Alumni/ae players are asked to sign up by calling (603) 926-9604. - - - The first article, the subject of much 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 ily by a more than 2-1 margin. debate and conjecture, concerned possible the acquisition of Aquarion Co., Water within the the bound assets of aries of North Hampton as well as both Hampton and Rye. - ecember D 50 | o In order to ensure the Selectman Jim Workman The public is invited, 32, N legal action town after selectmen against voted to the restore the spur on Park Avenue and nacunnetHigh School’s new close Win entrance. work is completed, men select voted to $45,000 return of the only $50,000 secu rity bond it from had received the The school district was ordered to district. pay the bond to the town as assurance the work will be completed. asked Hangen if there were ally one special each year. ceremony with the large admission 50/50 drawing (with and advance sales) benefiting the Association’s proceeds ol V ews ------N The ballot’s second article, which Water under Water the bridge a special election. would convey a portion of land at the northeasterly Road corner of Woodland and Atlantic Avenue to the Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire for the purpose of continuing the conservation of the land in passed perpetuity, hand ! The Winnacunnet Coop The school board filed The lobby to the new gym new the to lobby The The festive night, spon and school district, but was never installed. erative School Board forced was to restore theby the town spur after removing it during the installation of its new entrance. In Septem ber traffic engineer Stephen Pernaw recommended the spur be returnedJanuary all of Pernaw’s and rec in ommendations were agreed up by both selectmen the school and board as a means of ending a lawsuit filed by the school. High School (HA&HS). trophy built-in large, features items sports displaying cases from the 48-year history of WHS, plus at least one from HA&HS: the football from the Buccaneers’ 12-0, win 1944 over arch rival High School. Exeter sored by the Alumni Asso ciation of provides a setting for both many classmate reunions schools,and usu at the predecessor Hampton school, Academy and olidays H - - - - - appy H riter riter W W
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t y school. Pierce was organizer and leader a of the key future search for SST, which conference yielded and Seacoast’s longest tenured educators, the end school of year will the also mark theend oflonga and storied career. of the Seacoast Technology School of announced (SST), her point that At retirement2007. June come has Pierce will have completed leader13ththeyearherasof school. Pierce also served as program director for Exeter years Education14 Adult for prior to that. ride,” says enjoyed Pierce. every moment “I’veit. It’s of been a really exciting adventure. It’s beenrewarding.” very Pierce has been a series continuing of successes at the B A SST’s principal to retire HOPPE ------S EAT Open Mon-Fri: 8-6 • Sat 8-5 • Closed Sundays M OES Family Owned & Operated MEAT SHOPPE MEAT .J ! LEGION Continued on 26A• The Legion Hall was Hamptons’ Post was first “We “We associate ourselves “He did a good job with Other members took Prime Prime Rib Rib of of Beef Beef On On The The BoneBone Crown Roast of Pork or Lamb Sirloin Roast Leg of Lamb Loin Roast (Filet Mignon) Tender Old Fashioned Baked Ham E-Z Cut Morrell WWW Order Now For Christmas & Call New (603) Year's! 964-6152 that,” commented Holman. commented that,” soon with filled the sound of “America” as performed by the Hampton Academy Jazz Band, under the of direction Band Instructor, Andrew Price. This was followed by #35’s Post of overview a brief history, presented by Hol man. chartered back on December 29, 1931, about 12 years after the American Legion organi zation itself was established Legion. together for the purposes,” read following Palmer. “To uphold and defend the Con stitution of the United States of America; to maintain law and order; to perpetuate a foster one to pre and Americanism; percent hundred serve the and memories inci dents of our associations in the great wars; to a inculcate obligation individual of sense to the state community, and nation; to combat the autoc racy of both the classes and the right to make masses; the master of might; to promote on earth; and goodwill peace to and safeguard transmit to jus of principles the posterity democracy; and freedom tice, our sanctify and consecrate to devotion our by comradeship helpfulness.” mutual to men men and women. Bless that all came before and those today.” here stand that part in the program, Post #35 with Sergeant at Arms, Roger Syphers, leading all in the Pledge of Allegiance and member Ansell Palmer reading the Preamble to the American of the Constitution olidays H ews - - appy N H Members Since 1978Since by Frank C. Caruso — Atlantic News Photos “EducatingWholethe Child” A Private,A Independent School Nurserythrough Eighth Grade of the Hampton Academy Hampton the of Jazz Band pause for photo op during the 75th a anniversary of Hamptons American Legion #35; Post Elaine sings Weatherby Anthem; the and listen Veterans to National the presentations. evening’s CELEBRATE — CELEBRATE our presence amongst neighbors our and for the terment bet of our country. The celebration today is that our proof tomorrows will be brighter because of the con tinuing sacrifices our service - - 50 o D A 31, N E ol T S P M 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 A man. man. “Today we are stand as ing a together community, amongst friends and family, to reaffirm our strength and of of unity that occurred many years ago and where it has led us to today,” read Hol H A C A D E M Y ecember ------last a lifetime? last a lifetime? | D You’ve found it... found You’ve ews riter W N
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s t Editor / Publisher ! cou LETTERS Continued on 36A• For the past few years appears Food for Scouting For For the youth and adults I wish to thank all of the To the Editor: To The annual Scouting for It is amazing how this S ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. real real need in town and while helping to satisfy this need, you helped our participating lesson valuable a learn youth in sharing and looking out for others. we have collected 7,000 items of around donated food. This year we counted more than 9,600 cans, boxes, and packages of food. From the number of bags picked up, it appears that we had con tributions from significantly more households than ever before. to on its way to being a real town-wide event. Bags were program program has grown since its inception. In the beginning there were only Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, and of most the bags were delivered to those citizens close to proximity one living of the in participating Scouts. In 2006 youth from all of the Scout nearly covered ing programs every area in Hampton, col pan food the for food lecting of tries our community. participating, the collection was a very rewarding expe rience. For years my Scouts how me told repeatedly have great it is to leave a plastic bag at a one house week and to find a bag of food waiting to be picked up seven days later. citizens of Hampton donated food who this year. We is a there that to see continue Food collection took place during two November. weekends Boy Scouts in and Cub Scouts and Packs from 177, 380, and 176 Troops worked in conjunction with Girl Scouts and from Hampton Troops 2206, Brownies and 2312, 2342. olidays H ------appy s H ht Raymond rig Atlantic
Julie Laughner Julie al nt or its advertisers. are P Some NH state legislators legislators state NH Some God fearing men and They sued the State of Sounds reasonable, To the Editor: To Planned Parenthood is views of the News welcome alternative We views and will consider 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 it it occurred? a as rights your usurp to want parent. Some received finan recent their for assistance cial campaigns from the NARAL Pro-Choice New Hampshire PAC. Who are they senting — you repre or those who profit from providing secret to your children? abortion sen your call please women, NOT her or him ask and ator This rights. parental repeal to bill will come up soon, and parental notification be repealed if will we don’t get involved. ing ing abortions on girls abuse, sexual who of victims were without telling their parents the authorities. or notifying NH when it passed this bill in 2003 (“This bill prohibits any abortion provider from performing an abortion on certain minors or incompe tent females without giving 48 hours' written notice, to mail, in certified by or person a parent or guardian”). The bypass. judicial bill provides doesn’t it? After all, parents must give their permission for their minor children to get their ears pierced or use tanning beds. No one under 18 is allowed to get too. a How tat can parents help their children cope with the possible physical and emo tional complications of abortion an if they don’t know currently currently opposing a paren tal notification law in New Hampshire. They give your children birth control with out your knowledge, they and also want chil to minor your on abortions perform dren without your knowl edge. They have been sued in other states for provid - 50 o 28 21 13 9 1 etters N O T U O S R L E I 36 32 29 O H N A G R O A O L 2 16 11 Member D N O R S U O N G E I I 31, N Hampton Hampton 30 N T C R A R E E ol Art Art Moody ime t 10 3 26 22 14 T N N A T R E E E E
I Michael Pierce Michael 27 S N V O R E E Y 4 17 M T T T S P E E Budget Committee Budget ame Alumni Association Alumni 33 24 G P O A V R L E I 5 37 34 15 O O N D O O D L E L 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 Admission is only $3 A school club is expected The 65th holiday night The festive evening To the Editor: To I write to invite the 23 R S G N O S O E E 8 31 18 their only games of only games their the year. June June went to Michael Tonry of Hampton, a on tri-captain last Tech). Georgia (attending season’s varsity for adults, $1 for through grade 12 and Senior students Citizens. big a and refreshments sell to advance (with drawing 50/50 sales) will take place. All are encouraged to support the Alumni teams for Alumnae/ WHS gym December on 26 beginning 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, t has recent grads and “old- timers” trying to upset the and varsities. boys’ girls’ benefits Association the and Scholarship achievement to Alumni graduating awards classes. 35th The scholarship ($2500) last general public and, especially, especially, and, public general High Winnacunnet of alumni School and its predecessor, Hampton Academy High School, to support the and Alumni Basketball Reunion Doubleheader at the new So So get out and vote. This is your money at Delib Meeting stake. Town decide: You erative Session, February 3, 2007; Election Day is March 13, 2007. A M T P F E L E L 6 25 19 R A A M U O V E L ecember 7 12 ------O V A O G A Y E I 35 20 N O N O T A N M E I | D
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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - A age | P ews N . ome see our . . This Season. ic tlant “With “With the holidays upon Commis DHHS observes y exciting new exciting CHANGES Continued on 20A• for everyone!for us, the last minds thing of on many Seniors signing the up is for Part changing ‘D’ your or prescription drug plan,” sioner John Stephen, ing add that the state’s residents elderly “only have until s Offer expires 01-05-2007 Offer There is something C a December 26, 2006 December 26, Take 40% off on all Take or add holiday magic a custom fl oral display. oral display. a custom fl to your own home with - home & gift collections, Holiday Items starting E 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 e Discover the d a ecember D 50 | o �olida� �a�ic �olida� �a�ic M The open season, which The new plans will take g 32, N began just over a month ago on November 15, allows eli gible Seniors who had signed not up for to the join benefit a prescription and plan for those who wish to change the plan they in are currently enrolled. which January 1. effect on Monday, n ol i V - - - p p ews N o
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Members should bring their uled program caricatures by Bob featuring Nilson. taking place on January Thursday, 11, with the sched Nina Cushing prior to Friday before the meeting. the erwise noted. Reservations must be made by contacting ing is usually $8 unless oth town. Congregational located Church, in the center of Club holds their lun regular cheon meetings at the Rye S A . ------ om .C ews N ews ic tlant N A The club will meet for the for meet will club The The Winnacunnet Cham For more information (603) 926-3932. first time of the New on Year February 5 for cal a program musi and a potluck luncheon. The meeting will take place at 12 noon at the Church, Congregational First located at 127 Winnacunnet Road in Hampton. emphasized was to give out one’s never Social Securi ty number to a stranger. Mr. Pontbriand was joined Hampton by Falls Police Chief Robbie Dirsa, who told several ways of of being taken by door-to-door contractors. The Seniors appreciated all the information. ber singers, direction of under Richardenthralled Ray, the everyone their with beautiful voices perfect harmony. andAfter eve ryone was royally entertai ned, gifts were exchanged and everyone sat down to a dinner catered by Sharon’s Sea Grill. The festive tables poinset with decorated were tias, which were later raffled to lucky winners. All in all, it was a fun meeting aboun ding in Christmas spirit. about the Hampton Seniors, call the rec department at - - - ews N — Atlantic News Photo by Isabel Grasso tlantic Call (603) 926-4557 Today! takes hiatus tlantic A A Monday Club rasso the G to he The Most Affordable Advertising Rates in the Region! sabel HAMPTON | Because Club members heard a I T y pecial scams. One thing that was of possible bad weather and potentially hazardous driv ing conditions, the Monday Club will take a winter hia tus and has January cancelled8, 2007 meeting. the Pollard, Pollard, Agnes Magee and Louise Calkins birthdays. celebrated very informative talk sented pre by J.P. about Falls, Hampton of Pontbriand,CFA the danger of identity theft and of being taken in by B S - - . At their December meeting, four members of the Hampton Seniors — Atlantic News Photo by Isabel Grasso Hampton Falls Police Chief Robbie Dirsa D.D.S , 23/ 7 mith ! C. S Dyana Martin from the Norma St. Germain, Joan 603-926-4575 gave a presentation on preventing identity co-presenter His Seniors. theft Hampton the of meeting December during the was Jay Pontbriand (left). celebrated their birthdays. Pictured here are (from left) Norma St. Germain, Joan Pollard, Agnes Magee and Louise Calkins. WISE ADVICE — HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Hampton Recreation Depart Recreation Hampton ment said tickets to the Red Sox games would be availa ble for June 30 and July 31. Gift certificates are available at the rec office. to the New TheEngland Flower trip Show will be March 21. olidays tephen = H S 10 - - 7 861 Lafayette Rd., Hampton, NH 03842 Hampton, Rd., 861 Lafayette AG=C@ appy 7 ews H N nity ommu A G=C<332 7 C tlantic A tis Happy Available the O Holidays to 74B6 Gift Certificates >@=43AA $50 OFF Your Initial Visit Your with with Christmas luncheon ona =45@3/B23 y pecial Hampton Hampton Seniors celebrate This saved us from having to having from us saved This play the accompaniment for the group and making darn fools of ourselves.) keyboard, Louise stellar job did and the responded a Seniors with full-voiced enthusiasm. Lady had nothing to report this month. There were two guests present, Joan and Barbara Lussier. Pratt leading up to Christmas Day Christmas to up leading serves one function: It gives all of us a chance to dig out the Christmas pants, swea ters, vests and any accesso ries that have been molding in the closet all year. meeting on Decemberwas a prime time to display 14 the finery, and the Methodist United abounded Church in reds, and sparkles. hall greens reindeer antlers and no one seemed to the Before notice ordinary. the of anything out meeting, I was picking out “Silent Night” on the piano when Rose Marie Schwartz joined me and suggested a duet. As she can play with both hands, I and said we were “sure” really getting into it when Louise Calkins, our resident pianist, arrived. you are a Ho-Ho-Ho-er, or a Bah, you Humbugger, will have to agree that this time B S 50 - - o 31, N ol back of the 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 The room was filled as Catherine Redden, direc good-bye and extend their good wishes as Pam moves on to another phase of her life, with new awaiting her. challenges townspeople came to say tor of the Library Lane in Hampton, was Memorialat the reception in the Room, Craig at the teacher, former where library Barbara Nicholson’s paint ings are on there exhibit. were Pam’s Also husband Michael and mother-in-law Rae Schwotzer, standing by her side. gifts, and these were also on exhibit, as well as loaded table long a and book a guest with refreshments. ecember - - - | D ews ews North Hampton Library Director, Pam N — Atlantic News Photo by Isabel Grasso N tlantic ic tlant A rasso the North Hampton G to A 10A | sabel Pam had received many Staff members, trustees However, However, they accepted NORTH HAMPTON I Schwotzer is pictured here at her retirement reception with her husband Rae Michael Schwotzer. and mother-in-law, FAREWELL, FAREWELL, PAM — y pecial age Library director retires library patrons to say fare well. (including Delores who Chase, had also just were there with retired) friends and her at the library on Tuesday, Tuesday, on library the at her December 12 from 4-7 p.m. and luminaries of the town of her decision. it and hosted a reception for was retiring, the town’s resi dents, library patrons trustees and were sorry to hear | When Pamdirector of the North Hamp Schwotzer, ton Library for the past years, 18 announced that she B S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - 11A age | P ews N It’s It’s a pleasure to enjoy ic tlant of of God’s one and only Son — the Savior of the — really is the world true meaning Christmas. of annually annually and available video, on offers an entertaining and look thought-provoking at what Christmas really is about. all the sights and sounds of the giv gift the — season holiday ing, the tree decorating, the bells sleigh the baking, cookie and ringing the singing carol — but it’s also important to take the time to that remember Jesus is the reason and that the the birth season, for - - 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 ecember ‘Mystic Nativity’ by Alessandro Botticelli D 50 | o birth birth from Luke’s Even Gospel. the popular Christmas, Charlie “Merry Brown,” a Peanuts cartoon televised in in amongst the ures. other For others, a fig birthday cake, complete with candles, can be served after singing “Happy Birthday” to Jesus. Christmas Eve candlelight church services, with complete traditional Christmas offer carols, a special time to gather together in honor of many And, birth. Savior’s the families take the time to (after dinner) Christmas enjoying listen while a family mem ber tells the story of Christ’s 32, N ol - - - V ! How How do people celebrate Today, Today, more than 2000 ness of the holidays, especial holidays, the of ness ly when holiday advertising time same the to begin seems the school year does. But, if they think of it, with every gift purchased, people can still be reminded of the gift that God gave — the gift of Savior. the Son, his what is perhaps have one to events of important the most occurred in this world’s his tory? Many display nativity scenes in their homes during the holiday season, waiting until Day Christmas to place of the figure the Child Christ — — the Savior that the angels told those shepherds about so very long ago in the fields near Bethlehem. No wonder the event of Christ’s birth is true the in importance such of Christmas. of meaning years the later, birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated amongst the more traditional holiday themes of Santa Rein Claus Red-Nosed the and Rudolph deer. It’s not unusual to see of time this stickers and signs is “Jesus year read which the Reason for the Season,” and “Keep Christ in Christmas.” — people many for However, included — Christians it can keep to difficult be sometimes the in up caught getting from busy- the and commercialism olidays H 11 - appy H G o d p e r i s h , but have e t e r n a l life.” this offers the world world the he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in shall him not reassuring reassuring so loved “For God which which reads, John John (John 3:16) from from the Gospel of The The importance of this well-known well-known Bible verse promise to those who believe who believe to those promise in his Son choose to seek a — relationship those they admitting by Christ who with stop, to wish and sinned have forgiveness his for God asking through Christ’s death and resurrection, and thereby hearts, receiving their into Jesus accepting the Lord’s gift of eternal life through his Son to to “spread the word” about this wonderful fields, the to event return their upon and, to and glorify God praise for saw. and heard they all event — the birth of a Sav ior — further emphasizes a - ‘The Nativity’ by Maestro Esiguo - - - - - The The shepherds were so The The angel loudly pro claiming peace and goodwill. goodwill. and peace claiming excited by the news of Savior’s birth the that they went into Bethlehem to seek what They them. told had angel the eventually came upon Mary and Joseph and Jesus, the finding exactly baby what the angel said they would, which caused the shepherds Immedi ately the was angel joined by a mult i t u dof e other heavenly m esengers, s p r a i ing s God and pro claimed claimed the good news great joy of for all people, that that David of City the in born day was a Savior Christ — our Jesus Lord. 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Christmas is here, along with the scent of cook beribboned gifts of all gifts shapes beribboned Christmas Christmas trees surrounded by brightly wrapped and A B A . om .C UES T ews 10-6 N 10-4 RI Books AT , F Classes OURS ON ic tlant H HU PEN O , T A VENING Gallant will be “Cooking ED E COOKING Continued on 18A• 12-6 • S “Take “Take the Mystery Out Vegetarian Cooking,” of while on January 17 she’ll create dairy-free(includingentrees Shepherd’s Lasagna) with “Basic Vegan Pie Cooking.” Next, and Salad “Sauces and Dressings” be will the focus on January 24, when chicken serves as the main course. for Teens” on January offering Homemade 31, Mac & and Mexi-Bake,Easy Cheese, Lasagna for the teenager’s OR F , W UE Art Equipment ALL T Beginner’s Beginner’s Kits ON NH • 964-1113 C Gift Certificates M — Atlantic News Photo by Bette Hirtle FINE ART SUPPLIES AMPTON H fect ORTH per Proprietor Kathy olidays include some globe-trotting, with“Exotic and Easy Thai” on January 16 and “Dinner in Tuscany” Then, January on January 30 23. Smith shares his and chef’s “Tricks making each Techniques” plate a of work art, covering knife forprep and skills, garnishing. plating, and classesGallant’sWednesday will reveal secrets behind some the kitchen’s of savory the recipes,focus on hearty family fare. with On January a 10 she will . . N D H R makes www.brushandpalet.com ractice P AFAYETTE t eacoas 18 L S ! Glenn Smith’s Tuesday The interim classes Chefs Glenn Smith and Special Orders & Discounts Available on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7-9 pm. classes begin with a on carb-consciousness, focus with “Low Glycemic Cooking”Januarywithonenda and 9, complete Valentine’sdinner, from oysters to on February chocolate, 6. for classes at Natural Foods, Blue located at Moon 8 Clifford Street in Exeter. Kathy Gallant of Blue Moon are offering cooking classes this January and February olidays H 2 1 appy ews H N ntic la t A e h t to al EXETER | Want to December 19. Winter cooking classes Winter at Blue Moon Students practice singing the songs of the season for the holiday concert at Greenland Central School, which was held on Tuesday, eci p cook up some this excitement winter? Then sign up S 50 o 5 8 31, N 1 0 ol - 5 8 ews 6 - Sat 10-3 Wed 10-7 Wed 3 0 Windham 6 N Tue, Thu, Fri Thu, 10-5 Fri Tue, Closed Sun & Mon 58 Range Rd, Unit A 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 2 2 9 ecember 9 - ) 1 ! s 3 d | D 4 r n f - Sat 10-3 Sun 12-4 a o ! 3 o i 0 t ews e C 72 Mirona Rd r e 6 Tue &Tue 10-6 Wed Portsmouth o t Mon, Thu, Fri Thu, Mon, 10-5 Fri s N o f tlantic n i HELP YOU a r m G h o & r c Call (603) 926-4557 Today! r 5 o s u 2 ic tlant e 0 A p $ n 0 i h a 2 FIRST SEWING MACHINE! 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D 50 | or friends & get yourself a gift ertificate o D T and will 3 reopen at on 10 Jan. am ATTENTION LAST ATTENTION MINUTE SHOPPERS! 2 We will We be closed from 6pm 22, on Dec. 3 New New Classes Begin in January Gift Available Wrapping Retail Gift Items 32, N Classes, & Supplies Classes, Gift Certificates for Merchandise, Gift Certificates for Merchandise, ol V 26 Years of Experience Years 26 ! (Across (Across from Me and Ollie's) ALE with other offers. S Cannot be combined “Let us help a Perfect one.” ! *excludes sale merchandise, Other restrictions may apply. *Bring in this ad prior sales, & gift certificates. make your Present through Dec 22nd purchase over $100 and get 25% off any 70 High St. • Hampton, NH • • (603) 70 Hampton, 929-9113 High St. olidays H 3 1 Open Tuesday - Friday 10:00-6:00; Saturday 10:00-4:00 Saturday and 12:00-4:00 Sunday 10:00-6:00; - Friday Tuesday Open Accents in Glass appy H 603.926.3340 Fine Selections for You, 457 Lafayette Rd. Hampton, NH Your Home and Garden. in the Municipal lot just behind our store Plenty of free parking Seasons Seasons Greetings to Off Off Storewide Hampton Village Hampton Sign Out! 50% Staying Open The With Late 603-926-5150 Look for the merchants who are Christmas Items Savings Village Hampton Shoppers Substantial 20%-50% Open Christmas • 10 Day Eve - 2 watches diamonds fine jewelery om 1 HIGH ST precious precious gems 603.926.5503 COHEN’S same day same repair day .C JEWELERS HAMPTON, NH gold, silver, platinum ews 446 Lafayette Road 446 (Route Lafayette 1) Hampton, NH • N Celebrate the Celebrate Season… ic tlant A . ------ om .C ews N ews ic tlant N A For more information “The stuff for the Seniors assis the Acknowledging Based in Kingston, the The morning program, which begins at 6:45 provides a.m., a breakfast time with to finish and play games. homework The after noon program, which ends at 6 p.m., help offers with a homework, snack, and crafts, family nights artsand more. Children are encour aged by the to display YMCA the staff core charac teristics of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. about the School’s Out pro gram, call (603) for more about 642-3361; the Seacoast Area Firefighters Toy Bank, call (603) 926-3316. community appears to have made it possible for Toy every Bank order to be filled this year. The elderly popu lation has benefited as well. — we were able to do more than what we’ve done in the past,” Bridle added. tance by the School’s participants (“this Out program works really well”) as well as the all, community Bridle said, over “We to want thank everybodyhelped this year.” who Southern District YMCA’s School’s Out program pro vides and before after school Hamp from children for care ton schools as well as more than 10 other area com in schools. part take Participants munity service projects and engage in supervised play indoors and out. Out is School’s licensed by the State of New Hampshire Bureau of Child Care Licensing. - - - - tlantic Call (603) 926-4557 Today! A he Your Best Your Option For All Advertising Your Needs! This is the third year that According to Bridle, the The gifts were carefully olidays T and eventual to distribution local children Adding to in the occasion, need. the children enjoyed an oppor tunity to speak with personal own their Santa share and “wish lists” with him. the School’s Out has program helped stock Bank the shelves. Toy Speaking on behalf of retired Fire tain Rusty Bridle Cap (who helps coordinate the effort), Santa commented, “It’s great. We really appreciate it.” generous and response immediate from around the Claus and several ton Hamp firefighters supervising — the kids lined the up wrapped with packages and brought them out the front door of the school to a wait ing ambulance. loaded onto the vehicle for transport to the fire station, H — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Members of the Hampton Falls t eacoas S ! Then, on Monday of this Grange recently welcomed Capt. town’s volunteer fire Dan department. At the Lamontagne group’s December 7 of meeting, the Capt. Lamontagne (pictured here Ceres, Pomona with and Flora), discussed winter his safety measures, “elves,” especially alarms for smoke and carbon monoxide as well as Christmas tree lighting and wiring. WINTER SAFETY CREW — week — with Givens, Santa olidays $199.95 H 4 1 ------appy H (603) 379-8043 riter W The Ultimate In Quality N Scale Sets! taff S Don't Forget, We Carry ews The Hobby Shop Square at Times N Lots of Train Sets Lots of Train remo $260 P Great Model Kits & Accessories! iz 14 Lafayette Rd. ~ Unit 1 ~ North Hampton, NH Thomas & Friends and Many Other About 50 youngsters But there was more. Once they had completed According to Site Direc “We had a nice mix,” HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Sea Polar Express For Around Your Tree! For Around Your New Kato N-Scale Passenger Set L tlantic Holiday Hours: Mon-Fri 10-7, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5 y that the majority of the items the of majority the that brought in represented the age group of school after the the in part taking students program. ranging from first graders to junior high school students hol of abundance an created iday gift wrap by decorat ing plain white tissue paper with trees, gingerbread men, candy canes and snowflakes stamped in colorful inks. their embellishments, students used the the paper to designat toys of scores wrap ed for this year’s Toy Bank drive. tor Brenda Givens, some of the by donated were gifts the students, while others were purchased using available funds in the School’s budget. Out In addition, parents had brought in somebaby items as donations. reported Givens, adding coast Firefighters’ Toy Bank program received a creative boost thanks to a group of students participating in the pro school after Out School’s gram, conducted at Marston Elementary by the Southern District YMCA. B A Wrapping up some Toy Bank up donations some Wrapping Toy 50 o 31, N ol nitarian U xeter sparkle. E irst otes in 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 F at N ecember services | D services ews ve N E Accent Jewelry | Repair oliday hristmas C ic tlant H Holiday Lights... hristmas Diamonds | Gem Stones | Gold | Silver | Pearls C A 14A | The church is handicapped-accessible, and all are welcome are all and handicapped-accessible, is church The At 4 p.m., the annual Christmas Pageant, coordinated by First will be the regular 10 a.m. Sunday worship service, EXETER | The Congregational Church in an Exeter, open The First Unitarian Society is assisting the St. Vincent de In addition, the church will hold Christmas Eve Candlelight Eve Christmas hold will church the addition, In “Religious Traditions” is the topic of Reverend Kendra EXETER | The First Unitarian Society of Exeter, a holiday to attend. For more information, call the (603) 772-4216 or visit http://www.exetercongchurch.org. church office at will take place. A Christmas lessons Eve and Candlelight carols service will of bells, begin organ, and special at music, with Nancy Rev. 8 Rockwell p.m. officiating. featuring choir, morning. Rushan Sinnaduray and the Christian Growth Committee three services on Sunday, December 24. three services on Sunday, with Director of Christian preaching. There Growth, will Rushan be no Sinnaduray 8:30 a.m. chapel service that and affirming church located at 21 Front Street, will offer community can assist by bringing such items to church for 772-4002 (603) call information, more For bins. collection the or email@ exeteruu.org. at St. Michael’s Catholic Church “Keep month Warm” and in they are requesting donations Exeter. of December is hot and cold cereal, coffee, tea and hot chocolate mix. The of domestic violence as part of the congregation’s “Give it program. Away” located pantry food their for items collecting by Society Paul attend this traditional festival of carols, candlelight. story, music and The collection takenServices will be given to at A Safe Place, a shelter the for victims Christmas Eve The church is handicapped welcome to attend. accessible and all are most Services at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. All are cordially invited to stories will be woven together as the congregation reflects on ways that religious lives change the world. A period of fellowship, coffee and conversation will follow the Service. Ford’s sermon for humans this may live Sunday. deeply in She their own religious will and traditions honor, explore and how even celebrate other traditions. Several welcoming Unitarian Universalistmeets at 12 Elm Street, will hold only one congregation morning Service whichDecember 24 at on 10:30 Sunday, a.m. age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 15A age UMC | P cantata ews services rinity N xeter T E ve otes E at at preses nt ic tlant N services hurch hristmas worship C C ve 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 E aith oliday F hosts hristmas C ecember H UCC hristmas hristian D 50 | C o C NEWFIELDS | The Christian Faith Church of Newfields The church’s “Voices of Faith” choir will be performing church non-denominational a is church Faith Christian The HAMPTON HAMPTON | Trinity Episcopal Church, located at 200 Eucharist Holy a 24, December Sunday, Eve Christmas On Christmas December Monday, Day, 25 will be celebrated The public is invited to attend. For more information EXETER | The Exeter United Methodist Church, located Christmas Eve Sunday morning worship will begin at Nursery care is available during both services. A time Other weekly events at the church include Daily Early The church operates the “Thank God It’s Friday” Church The church office is open Monday through Friday from NORTH HAMPTON | The United Church of Christ, traditionalTherewillabe morning servicea.m., 10atand For more information or directions, contact Tina or will present the Christmas Cantata, “A Child of the Light” on Friday, December 22 at 7 p.m. at hall, located the on Main Newfields Street. The town event is free and open to the public. the cantata, which ispresented in song and the narrative. The performance is story open of to the the community as birth well as of joining the choir. several guests Christ who will be prayer Scripture, on focusing and teachings biblical on based and fellowship. For more information, call (603) 778-1104. High Street in Hampton, has announced their schedule of Christmas services. service will be held at Eucharist service and pageant at 9 a.m.; Christmas Carols at 7:30 a.m., 10 p.m.; and a Candlelight followed Service at 10:30 p.m. by a Holy with a 9 a.m. Holy December 31 will Eve be Eucharist daytime services on Sunday, Years service (sung), while New celebrated with the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. about this Christmas service schedule, call Trinity Church at (603) 926-5688. at 307 Epping Road, invites the public to services attend conducted worship by Pastor Michael Pike December 24. Eve Sunday, on Christmas 9:30 a.m. Special worship bulletins are prepared for all the children, and include Bible-related puzzles pictures and coloring Children’s Sunday Kindergarten through School Senior classes High morning service are after the for Children’s Message. A Christmas held grades during the Eve Candlelight Night service will be held at 6:30 p.m. of fellowship with coffee and punch will be held after the morning service. Morning Prayer from Group, 5-610 a.m.; adult choir rehearsal at a.m.;7 p.m.; Bible study Tuesday on Circle Luke, Thursday Prayer at 9 a.m. and Moms mornings at in 8:30 a.m. Touch, Friday Café, which will be open on January 5, 12 and 26, serving lunch to Exeter High School seniors and staff from 11 a.m. Ministry to of 1 the p.m. The café is by sponsored Youth the church. 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 772-6625. For more information, call (603) located at 295 Atlantic Avenue in North Hampton, invites the community to DecemberSunday, 24. attend Christmas Eve services on twoevening services atp.m.5 andp.m. 7 Musical preludes will be offered at 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Michele at (603) 964-8687, or visit www.uccnorthhampton. org. 32, N ol ------V ! Beginning Monday, "To "To be an effective, pre Other funding sources Since 1989, the Gift of "Our goal is to continue Fundraising for the pur "It is so important for olidays READINGS Continued on 18A• many committed individu als throughout the area. December 4, 25 libraries in Rockingham County have served as host sites for the Gift of Reading. will bring Childrengift cards to their library to exchange for such nity-based,be toneed awith maintained from one year to the next. ventive early literacy essentialisoncethat gram,it pro the Gift of Reading is estab lished in a continuesyear," yearto from community it Conrad explains. "We must thank in particular the local RotaryClubsPortsmouth,in Hampton, and Exeterfunding for of over our the past years. program continued Their generosity com bined with that of a number of community organizations and individuals has made a great difference in the lives of many children and their families." have Mutual, included HCA Portsmouth Hospital, Liberty the Exeter Junior Area Women's Club and possible. We encourage them encourage We possible. to continue to read together, even once their children can read independently." Reading has include grown 25 with more than 1000 eligible communities, to participants annually from Infants RCA's WIC (Women, & Children) and Head Start programs. In the previous15 years of gift book distri butions, the Gift of ing has Read brought more than 7,500 quality books into the hands and homes of young children in County. Rockingham to expand, reachingand each every communityRockingham County," in says Conrad. "Our only limita tion is funding." chase of books is commu effects will be on that child's future. children to hear spoken, languageas well as to touch and feel books," comments Conrad. "We encourage all of our participating families to read aloud as early often and in their child's life as olidays H H 5 1 ------appy ews H N ntic la t A e t eacoas h The Gift of Reading t S to al As current studies indi According to Conrad, "It helps them to reach The Gift of Reading takes "It is very important for “We “We want to celebrate This year's quality, hard In 1989, Rockingham Using the Children's HAMPTON | This holi eci p "The quality books we offer supports a lifetime of read ing for many children and their families, whoreading and learning." value cate, the sooner a exposed childto books and is read ing aloud, the tive more posi and long-lasting the Room in the as localthe distribution host librarysite, RCA enhances the of impact receiving a book to own by welcoming children and their families to resources the found vast in libraries. public libraries have consistentlyseen the importance of pro moting early literacy. out into their communities," says Conrad. dren's "The Room is an Chil exciting and active space full of fun for families to experience." a preventive approachilliteracy by to working pregnant with women and chil dren from birth to age five. a child to own be books surrounded with printed and material," Conrad reveals. the Season’s says Kristie Readings,” Conrad, Literacy RCA Services Coordina tor. "Our program reaches preschool children families whose are least afford able books, to build helping home to librariesgiving children a and chance to own quality books." cover gift book program is being held in 25 town librar ies that host the free distributions book duringholidays. the Community Action (RCA) created its Gift of Reading partnershipinprogram with local libraries and commu nity-based funding to tribute dis quality gift books to children and families least able to afford them. day season, Community Action's Gift Rockinghamof Reading program celebrates “Seasons Readings” the 18th with year of distributions gift in book 25 libraries throughout County. Rockingham celebrates celebrates ‘Seasons Readings’ S es t hurch ica C f i sale t service th cer ve ilgrim ft E P otes gi wrea , , at N ree area t th hristmas C old wi worship h s ve n E oliday hosts era om t locally e H .C V ACR op ews h N S hristmas C EXETER EXETER | It’s time to shop locally using Area Exeter Gift GREENLAND GREENLAND | The Greenland Veterans Association is Pilgrim Church is a progressive Christian community, Pilgrim Church offers Sunday School for ages 3 through On Sunday, December 31 the guest preacher will be the The members and friends invite the community to be The service will include the reading of the Christmas BRENTWOOD | Pilgrim United Church Of Christ ACR is an orthodox parish of the Anglican Communion There There will be no morning service that day. For those Christmas carols with worship and Holy Communion PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | The community is invited to come www.exeterarea.org. has been placed the gift certificates will For be more mailed. has the been placed gift certificates visit or 772-2411 (603) at Chamber Exeter the call information Major Major credit cards are accepted. Gift certificates may be also ordered online at Once www.exeterarea.org. the order year year at the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce (120 Water Street) and Gift Trends Gallery (37 Water Street) in Exeter. Gallery. Gallery. The gift certificates are available throughout the and Ladle, The Rinks at Exeter, Tavern and at Ladle, The River’s Rinks Tavern at Edge, Exeter, Top Grille, Townlyne Drawer, & Travel Nature and Gift Trends Coventry Cottage, Cymbidium Floral, Exeter Jewelers, Head Head Jewelers, Exeter Floral, Cymbidium Cottage, Coventry Over Heels, Kingston Video & Tanning Center, the Loaf gift gift certificate include, among others, Breakfast Club, Hill Brentwood Machinery Golf & Tools, The the Chocolatier, in in the area. locations Participating listed on the back of the friends, friends, teachers and employees at holiday also a great way to time. shop locally and support the businesses This is Chamber of Commerce and the Exeter Area Retail Merchants Merchants Retail Area Exeter the and Commerce of Chamber Association, the gift certificates are a great idea for family, Certificates, Certificates, available in $10 denominations and 30 valid locations in at the area. Offered through the Exeter Area children as to for expenses well local children college as scholarships youth. association association also works with Bridges of Learning to provide Afghanistan to by US troops to be disbursed supplies school servicemen servicemen and women when they land at Pease. The various charities, including various the including charities, Pease Fund Greeting to buy refreshments and other items for departing and returning seven seven days a week, until everything has been group’s the sold. among spread Profits be will year’s sale this from raised wreaths are available for $15, with do-it-yourself wreaths on wreaths for $15, with do-it-yourself available are wreaths 9 on be to will a.m. from going 6 $8. Sales for only sale p.m., trees trees ranging in price from $15 and up. Fully decorated Veterans’ Veterans’ Hall, located at the Avenue intersection and Route of 33. There is Portsmouth a large selection of balsam holding holding their annual Christmas Tree and Wreath Sale at information, call Rev. Kim McKerley information, at call (603) Rev. 778-3189. UCC. The church is located at 197 Middle Road (Rt. 111A) in Brentwood and is handicapped-accessible. For more a Just Peace, Open and Affirming Congregation of the in the sanctuary for the first part of the service, then attend classes. high school and provides nursery care. Children worship Theological Seminary Maine. in Bangor, Rev. Ezra Chapola, a minister of the United Church of Christ of Church United the of minister a Chapola, Ezra Rev. in Zimbabwe, Africa. Rev. Chapola is studying at Bangor morning worship at 10:30 a.m. a part of this wonderful tradition, as well as for Sunday soloist, as well Chime as Choir. the Tone Story from Story the from Gospel of Luke, the singing of and carols the by the choir and lighting of candles. Music will be provided welcome to attend. Brentwood-Kingston will worship service celebrateat 7 p.m. on December Sunday, 24. All are Christmas with a Network. For more information or to arrange transportation, transportation, arrange to or information more For Network. call (603) 828-4055. needing a ride, transportation is available. service, which will be held at Pease on in Avenue Portsmouth. Hampshire the third floor of 1 New begin at 5 p.m. Refreshments and fellowship follow the (ACR) on Christmas Eve, Sunday, (ACR) December on 24. Christmas Eve, Sunday, celebrate Christmas with Anglican Church of the Resurrection Resurrection the of Church Anglican with Christmas celebrate ic tlant A . - - om .C ews N ic tlant — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos Hampton Academy A — is supporting the troops in a very sweet way sending by cookies homemade(Clockwise Stephanie from overseas. Hartley left) Brianna Brand and mix it up in the HA kitchen; Chris Chao and Bridget Gillen bake up a fresh and Josh Moulton fills up batch; another cookie sheet. BAKING FOR TROOPS In In these letters students also expressed their “I’d heartfelt like to thank you. You are the reason I sleep safe at appreciation of letters and goodies with filled packages The uncle, his to special a sending is Moulton Josh grader Eighth Hampton Academy would like to thank the soldiers and Those students unable to take part in the after-school activi after-school the in part take to unable students Those “I have good news from the U.S.A.,” eighth grader Matt Eighth grader Rega Tori went as far as to write the scores good.” thanks. night,” wrote eighth grader Caeman Mike Weiland emphasized in Sullivan. his letter Eighth to the grader troops holidays.” the that enjoy I can you, of “because were shipped to troops from the New Guard Hampshire that National are currently stationed in Iraq. These brave men and women come are from all parts of New Hampshire and all walks of life. Some are serving currently their second tour Iraq. in tour first his serving currently is who Cole, Edward Lieutenant in Iraq. “I miss him a lot and I want him to come Josh home,” safe.” us keep can he that so there is he I know “but says, their families for their many sacrifices and wish them happy holidays. Our feelings are perhaps best expressed by eighth Brand who Brianna grader in the wrote following her to letter that so lives your risking for much so all you “Thank troops: the and free the of land the remain can America of States United the brave.” the of home the Portrie, Portrie, Stephanie Sonya Hartley, Swallow, Cassie McCarson Mrs. teacher Science and Consumer Family Strong. and Nicole Greenwood made grocery store runs and stayed after school expertise. baking her provide to students the with our for appreciation their express to opportunity the had still ties troops by holiday creating cards and writing letters that were included in the packages of baked goods. Students described everything from their academics and after school activities to snowfall. winter’s first the and teams sports winning beat the Colts in Titans a stun “The Tennessee wrote. 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Imagine opening the oven B S a smidgen of the future NDS E VISIT US: Route 1 & Depot Road, Hampton Falls NH 1 & Depot Road, Route VISIT US: ALE S (next to Shopper’s Village) Tues-Sat 10AM to 5PM Tues-Sat Village) (next to Shopper’s Area Rugs ~ Furniture ~ Decorative Lamps ~ Art Work ~ Unique Gifts Work Art Lamps ~ ~ Decorative Rugs ~ Furniture Area Holiday / Anniversary SaleHoliday / Anniversary SaleHoliday / Anniversary Sale hotos P Pontine Theatre presents the — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo oliday The Marketing Education program at the om .C H ews N www.insidestory2.com pontine.org. $15; reservations are recommended and may by calling be Pontine made at (603) 436-6660, or online at www. Saturday Saturday at 8 p.m. at Pontine's West End Studio Theatre, located 959 Islington Street in Portsmouth. Tickets are Gathers (pictured). Live music will be provided by Laurie Meeder and Lucie Therrien. Performances are Friday and stage, colorful puppets, masks, and Artistic the Directors, talents M. of Marguerite Co- Mathews and Gregory final performances of its two-person, condensed version of “It’s A Wonderful Life,” featuring a miniature table-top the toys included (from left) Evan Williams, Jenna Cassidy and Kyle Eldridge. Representing the Exeter firefighters were Todd Preble (left) Representing the Exeter firefighters were Todd and Phil Kendrick (right). SST DECA students delivering Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter recently collected recently Exeter in Technology of School Seacoast toys for the Exeter fire department's holiday toy drive. TWO MORE SHOWS — TOY TIME — ic tlant A . om .C ews alls N F ic tlant services hurch FCC C ampton ews at A H hurch of N C ethany weekly B hurch C ovenant orship C hurch W xperience aptist C E ew B N irst F Bethany's growing congregation of nearly 2,000 returns NORTH HAMPTON | New Covenant Church meets HAMPTON HAMPTON | Faith Community Church (FCC), located HAMPTON | FALLS The First Baptist Church, located at evenings offer a children's choir Wednesday at 6 p.m. and In addition, a number of groups meet at the church. Local The Senior Pastor at the First Baptist Church of Hampton to invited is community area Seacoast The | GREENLAND to the 25-acre campus not just on for Sundays, but throughout the the week dynamic for fun, worship meaningful fellowship in a number of mediums customized for life in almost 50 are ministries, all There of which the 21st century. emphasize relationships over programs and are designed to fulfill the needs of For the more information congregation and worship and service community. schedules, call Bethany Church at (603) 431-3644. weekly at 6 Hobbs Road in morning North services, Hampton which for begin Sunday at 9:30 11 a.m. a.m., and with again Children’s at Sunday Family hosts also church School The morning. the of service second held during the Night, a weekly evening event that happens on Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Following a pot-luck style dinner there is an opportunity to join a is small group provided. study. Childcare Other programs Women's and Prayer activities Group, Men's include Life the group, and Coffee Mom Break to Mom or call the groups, information visit more www.newcovenantcrc.org and the Sporting Club. church at (603)964-2700. For at 112 at High 112 Street in Hampton, is a loving, Christ-centered, Bible-based community committed to loving God and one another, and reaching out to the world Christ. FCC is a "come as you are" church with that really means the love of come as you are. We offer contemporary place where worship you can be and known and a loved, and where you can love and know others to the glory of God. in We rejoice being a true family in Christ and want to invite visit you with to us and see if God might call you to become part of our family. Sunday morning worship service begins at 10 a.m. Bible study and prayer are held on nights Tuesday at 7 p.m., and Thursday mornings a available if needed). For more information, please call 7:30 (603) a.m. (childcare 926-7034; e-mail bvabasciano @gmail.com; or visit faithcommunity church.info. www. the junction of Routes 1-88 in Hampton Falls, holds Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. and 11 during a.m. the 9:30 Sunday a.m. school hour is for all held classes ages, are offered and during several the 11 adult a.m. hour. A nursery for children from birth to two years of age is held during both coffee hour A is services. held between services. for (the word "work, Hebrew worship, service") for Avodah children in grades 1-5) at 6:45 p.m.; youth groups for junior and senior high school students at 7 p.m.; study women's (1 bible Samuel); men's mid-week; and a combined study of the Pentateuch. A service of communion is held the first Sunday of each month. 10 at meets group AA an and Thursdays on meet Scouts Boy program 8-step an — Recovery Celebrate Saturdays. on a.m. that focuses on people who are struggling with past hurts, habits, and hang-ups — is gathering time, with held snacks, begins at on 6:30 p.m.; Friday meetings evenings follow at 7 p.m.). (a Falls is Rev. Dr. Kenneth serves as Pastor of Discipleship and Evangelism. The Youth Lawrence; Rev. Dean Coordinator Glover is Dan Odom. For more information, contact the church office at (603) 926-3724, ext. 201. find experience an church and authentic, energetic relevant, at Bethany Congregational Church, located Hill on Breakfast Road in Greenland. people Bethany from Church many backgrounds, is all filled dedicated to their with daily life, God and committed to in living and worshiping in ways that will change your opinion about church. ------! For more information Thegroup was originally Interdenominational For more information "This is a great opportu beginning, the community group has concert repertoire to include expanded its Renaissance to 21st century music. about the chorus, call Music Director, Dr. Harry Moon at (207) 384-7059 or visit www. CCSB-SING.org. for the winter. Be come with an appetite. sure Each to class costs $30 per person,or $50 per couple, and wine will be served. To register, stop by or call6850. (603) 778- to performlimiteda repertoireonbased challengingrehearsal and performance commitment. organized Berwick's from churchand, South in choirs performed its first Christmas at season, concert and ecumenical a an event joint bicentennial during Festival in Strawberry June. Since that Lube. by design, Stonecroft Bible Studies “explore the for Bible answers to life's tions.” Using a study-friend ques ly format (including references Bible by page number) presented in guided, small group discussions, partici pants will discover spiritual truth while developing new relationships with God and each other. about these upcoming Bible studies, call (603) 926-9647. soul in Blue Moon’s award- winning kitchen, and warming takerecipessomehome aloud and their togetherchildren. with nity for the community come to together to building literacy for supportgenera tions to come," Conrad says. "There's nothing better than sharing a special story and special time together read ing. It can open a world of wonders and spark an inter est in reading and learning for the rest of your life." olidays H 8 1 - - - - appy ews H N riter W ntic la t taff S A e Make some h ews t N remo to P al iz Founded in 1975 by Create good food for SOUTH BERWICK | The Weekly rehearsals begin NORTH HAMPTON | These studies will take Families learn about COOKING m Fro 12A READINGS READINGS From 15A L eci tlantic y p Singers sought for presented in and Rochester Portsmouthin late April, selectionswithranging from Gregorian chants to works by Ramish and Willan. Dianne Colby-Dean,South at CommunityChorus the Berwick offerssingers talented an opportunity Moon’s favorite “Soups Stews & for the Tomato Season" Parmesan — Bisque,Black Bean Lime Chili, Miso Soup, and French Lentil. both the season and the South at CommunityChorus area Seacoastinvites Berwick singers to become members of this non-audition chorus. Some choral experience preferred. is Januaryp.m. 7at 8, Monday, at the First Parish Federated Church of South Planned Berwick. concerts will be Lane Henderson, Stonecroft Bible Study invites Coordinator, the community make 2007 to “a Year of covery” Dis by attending week ly Bible studies January 9. beginning place for four to six weeks on Tuesday mornings from 9:15-10:15 a.m. at Together in HIS Name Bookstore and Café, located on Route 1 in North Hampton next to Jiffy palate or the teenage cook. On February 7, willprepare four of the Blue the class quality books night as, Moon", "Good "Where Wild Things the Are", "I Ate Once a Pie" and Engine "TheThat Could.” Little library services encouraged to and sign up library are for cards. In information addition, is about local adult education provided programs, ideas for further book selections ent and information on par reading S B A community chorus discoveries in 2007 50 o 31, N ol ttic A beyond ongregational ews 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 C lothes services C and ye N R ecember at at | D worship ews hours ethlehem N B hurch ACR worship o T inter C ic tlant W eekly W For information, call the church office, (603) 772-4216 or The Congregational Church, located at 21 Front Street, What Rockwell took away from Iona was a play that Iona’s ancient abbey is home to the Iona Community, “One Fine Night” is one of a triptych of original Christmas original of triptych a of one is Night” Fine “One In this telling, Mary and Joseph make their way to EXETER | It isn’t every Christmas pageant that promises The Clothes Attic is easily accessible from the lower Beginning January 3, the Clothes Attic will be open on STRATHAM STRATHAM | The Clothes Attic, a consignment shop PORTSMOUTH | The Anglican Church of the Resurrection Resurrection the of Church Anglican The | PORTSMOUTH The church is handicapped accessible. For more information, more For accessible. handicapped is church The On Sunday evenings, the Jr. High Youth meet at 6 p.m., RYE | Rye Congregational Church, located at 580 A 18A | visit www.exeter congchurch.org. visit www.exeter service, the tradition candlelight service Christmas of half-hour a with p.m. 7:30 at begin will Carols, of Lessons and music by organ, choir, bells, service begins at 8 pm. and guest musicians. The near the bandstand, welcomes one and all at this Christmas Eve service at 4 p.m. on Sunday, December 24. A second donkey. donkey. Songs, dances and traditional carols sung by whole the congregation move the story toward its conclusion in the manger: A candlelit lullaby sung in unison, Night.” “Silent keeping with Jewish legend, boasts 144 pairs of wings; and a and wings; of pairs 144 boasts legend, Jewish with keeping band of shepherd folk. Mary and Joseph encounter them as they travel to Bethlehem by way of the world’s only cynical includes a trio of talking sheep named Argyll, Thistle and Tweed; a host of haughty angels led by Gabriel, who, in which publishes a wide range music and welcomes of hundreds of guests each year from all spiritual writings and over the world. plays written by Rev. Nancy Rockwell; this one while she coast the off Hebrides, the in Iona of Isle the on visitor a was of Scotland. that draws on the talent and within the church. ingenuity of all ages from Night,” takes a unique approach to the Jesus’ birth. familiar story of characters of cast a company, unusual some amid Bethlehem comic relief on the road Bethlehem, pageant but at the Congregational Church in “One then Exeter, Fine this year’s 775-0171. sales only. parking lot behind the church. For more information or to (603) call weather, inclement during open is shop the sure be Wednesday Wednesday from 9 a.m. Consignments to noon. 12 to a.m. 3 10 from Saturday and p.m. hours); (there are no evening hours will be for Saturday will be accepted on Wednesdays; located at the Stratham Lane, has Community an abundance of new Church and gently used on items for Emery the whole family. Bible study is held twice Transportation is weekly available. in ACR welcomes parishioner all. homes. Call 828-4055 (603) for information or for any pastoral needs. the orthodox faith and practices of the Anglican worldwide Communion. With the exception of Christmas Eve, regular Sunday worship is held at 9:30 a.m. on the third floor of 1 New Hampshire Avenue at Pease in Portsmouth. Evening is a parish of the affiliated with the American Anglican Anglican Council, adhering to Communion Network. It is call (603) 964-4061 or visit www.ryecongregational.com. Community Fellowship Night is held on Wednesdays at 5:30 5:30 at Wednesdays on held is Night Fellowship Community Adult p.m. choir rehearsals are also held at on Wednesdays small 7 group and p.m. Bible Weekly studies are available. first Sunday of each month. and the High meet Sr. Youth at 7 p.m. for special activities. Washington Washington Road in Rye Center, worship holds at weekly 10 Sunday a.m. children and youth. The Lord's SundaySupper is celebrated on the school is provided for all age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 19A age | P ews em ark N ‘ ic tlant advance, so that the staff will staff the that so advance, know how many pounds of the for needed be will sweets Sign up in person in day. the Children’s Room; by phone at (603) 926-4729 or mailing lmlteens@ hampton. by e- lib.nh.us. P - - old 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 h Seabrook, NH Seabrook, ecember (603) 474-3065 D 50 | o The Read-a-Thon official ournaments Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 Route 107 off exas blankets, and pillows to cre ate a cozy nook in the Lane Room. p.m., 6 to a.m. 10 from runs ly but everyone is welcome to use the library it’s open. Please whenever sign up in 32, N www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com t ol t - - V reyhound G oker ! P harity The Read-a-Thon is open Readers should bring a Every Thursday & Friday from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight. Every Thursday & Friday from 3:00 p.m. Every Saturday & Sunday from 12:00 Noon to Midnight lunch, although beverages, snacks, and dessert will be provided. When not eating, participants are welcome to sit anywhere in the library. comfy clothes, and feel Wear free to bring sleeping bags, two (or 20). to all (through Hampton high students school) and families with young dren. Everyone is invited chil to stay for the whole just day part or of the personal one’s suits day, best ever what schedule. olidays C & Greyhound Racing. & Greyhound H 9 1 - appy ews H of Thoroughbred, Harness of Thoroughbred, Great Food..... N nity ommu It’s a Great Escape ... C And Quiet Conversation. tlantic A 7 Days & 7 Nights of Simulcasting 7 Days & 7 Nights the eabrook to This one isn’t a fund rais HAMPTON HAMPTON | Reading at Take a break from the S pecial Family Family Read-a-Thon at Lane Library December 28. er; it’s just an for opportunity families to discover as offer to has library the that all well as an excuse to hunker down with a good book or the library — what a novel idea! end-of-year crazinessspend the day to the reading library in when the Memorial Lane Library’s Advisory Teen Board Read-a-Thon hosts on Thursday, a S ------Barnard’s Barnard’s Student Coun The Seacoast Community Past events include food that support kindness to oth to kindness support that ers and to lend hand. a helping poverty. poverty. They provide area residents with skills tools necessary to and achieveself-reliance and to improve their long-term quality life. of and seventh of up made is cil eighth grade students and is advised by teachers Asbell Chris and Elise Catalano. This group of diligent stu dents and teachers is com mitted to organizing events drives at Thanksgiving support local families at Our to Neighbor’s Table in Ames bury, Massachusetts, the and Barnard School Coffee House, a sup to money musicalearn to mance perfor port a sister school in Haiti. Action Center is an organi zation whose mission is to prevent, reduce, and work towards the elimination of would best suit his or age group. her — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ------ews N Barnard School students display some of om tlantic .C A the ews N A helping hand A to The Giving Tree matches Partnering with the Sea SOUTH HAMPTON | It the gifts program. collected for Giving this Tree year’s HOLIDAY HELP — HOLIDAY ic tlant pecial ticipates donates a toy that of the children range from 5-14. Each student who par underprivileged. The ages with a Seacoast area of child the same age who is students at Barnard School during the holiday season. school. The goal is to port sup local families in need dent Council organizes a dent gift Council organizes drive that involves the entire ing Tree. Each year the Stu has been taking part in annual event called The Giv its profit organization located School Barnard Seabrook), in Program (a private, non- coast Community Action assuring that less fortunate children are not forgotten. making the holidays a little and families area for brighter — are playing their part in nard School and the Seacoast the and School nard Community Action Center two local organizations — the Student Council at Bar is the season for giving, and from from Barnard School S A . ------ om .C ews N ic tlant A Seniors can set up an invalu an is “ServiceLink The children will learn As they depart the “The people at these centers to help our Seniors ready are and there is no charge the service. If for you have any questions about Part ‘D’ and what is the best option for your coverage, please soon. Time is running call out to make your choice.” from the 53 plans — up from from up — plans 53 the from 42 last year. appointment to meet witha Prescription Drug Benefit counselor or obtain mation by infor calling (866) 634- 9412. Additional details are available for Seniorstheir families and at www.Ser viceLink.org. able resource and their to families to seniors make informed decisions their about care,” adds Stephen. stained glass. Whenvisit China, they they will make lanterns. The halls will lined with be St. Lucia crowns following a visit to Sweden. They will be learning it that only takes a to get to few Canada. They hours will be creating Aboriginal art in Australia, dance the polka in Poland and more. greetings, work projects, sing on play songs, games art that and bring customs the of different leave coun they When life. to tries the country their suitcase is full of information and artifact an that represents each country. classrooms, each teacher is responsible for their passports. stamping This expe rience gives both studentsand teachers an opportunity to interact from with the other participating students celebrat of way a It’s classes. ing diversity and exploring other cultures withinschool setting. the - - - - ews N tlantic A the oboczinski S to the Continents’ again ally There There are 13 ServiceLink Stephen notes that there Resource ServiceLink The HAMPTON | Some of During the month of In Germany, students In Italy they will design S CHANGES m Fro 9A y pecial counseling service in order to “one-stop offer shopping” for Seniors. New across Centers Resource Hampshire, with 30 satellite locations to offer assistance to Seniors in making “D” decisions, and to choose Part the end of the month to sign up or switch plans. I urge all Seniors to look into if they are in right plan or if want they to enroll in scription Drug Benefit.” the Pre is a number want who those for available of resources to get more information to make the best themselves. choice for Center expanded Network to the HICEAS incorporate education and has the students at Centre School Centre at students the are packing their suitcases again. They are not moving out of town, though — they are just going on some short journeys within the school building to help make some of their Social Studies curric ulum a hands-on adventure. December many of the class rooms in first and grade create second passports and traveling cases and “cruise” from classroom to classroom learning about the traditions and customs countries. of different will learn the origin of Christmas the tree. When they a create will they Brazil to go tropical bird. In Mexico they will also learn about the poinsettia plant, a popu how lar Christmas flower, to brought the United States. was They will a create traditional Japanese carp kite. B S Centre Centre students ‘Cruising ! olidays H 0 2 appy — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo H 50 o Centre School first grade classes went “Cruising the Continents” prior to 31, N ol 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 Fun Facts about Mexico; and a quartet class from Kathie leads Street’s the school in performing “Peace is the Smiling” World in sign language. the start of their holiday break. (From the top) A student displays the flag of Australia during all-school an assembly; teacher Sally Soboczinsky holds the microphone while a student shares CRUISING ALONG — ecember ------| D ews N ic tlant A 20A | The presentation comple Concluding the assem Next, another group of Following these presen Among myriad other And so they did. The countries on this TOUR TOUR m Fro 1A age one throughout SAU21. tradition at Centre School. Feliz Navidad, God Jul and Merry Christmas to every tinents” unit, a fun and edu cational voyage around the world (see related which has become article)a holiday ments the rest of grade’s the “Cruising first the Con as a quartet before leading the entire school in a four- part round. Smiling,” featuring four girls four featuring Smiling,” from teacher Kathie Street’s class signing the words the to song. They did this first and December. bly was “Peace the World is nos”) in celebration of those at Centre whose birthdays were observed in November Hi, Hi, Hi!”countries around the world. in different “Happy Birthday” was sung in Spanish (“Feliz Cumplea a hand-clapping demonstrate the many songways to to say “Hello, Hello, Hello! in a musical lesson in geog raphy. first graders paired up for around. around. Names of countries and continents were tioned men throughout the song the Whole World (In Hands)” while a giant inflat Our able globe was being passed lasts 15 days. tations, some first led graders everyone in “We’ve Got island as well as a continent; and that the Year annual celebration New in China and wish one another “God Jul” at Christmastime; that an and country a is Australia details, the revealed “Fun that Facts” studentsSweden learn to speak Nor in wegian, French and English were also woven presentations. into the and displaying their props. With a nod toward the holi days, elements of the season Japan. Each class provided a series of “Fun Facts” about their country, holding aloft their specific flags and signs included Mexico, Sweden, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Italy, Poland, China and few minutes!” whirlwind global “tour” and carrying a microphone — promised them “You’re going around the world in a different different countries,” teacher Sally Soboczinski — in a clad Japanese-style kimono P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 21A age | P ews N ic tlant 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 ecember D 50 | o 32, N ol V ! olidays H 1 2 appy H Design Center We Will Not Be Undersold!Will We Installing Custom Granite Counter Tops For Over 20 Years Years 20 For Over Tops Installing Custom Granite Counter om .C Tile • Tile Stone Floors • • Wood Carpet • Stone Fabrication Route 1, Hampton NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com ews Eno’s N Designing & ic tlant A . om .C ews N UCC ic tlant hip scholars enforced program A club ampton otes society H N treaty orth garden N ordinances istorical at peace H ocal inter L supports W hosts ervices S inner D The program is free and open to the public, and NORTH HAMPTON | The North Hampton United EXETER | The Exeter Area Garden Club is sponsoring a Chef Boucher will demonstrate cooking techniques for Raffle prizes include one-day cooking workshops with The cost for the dinner is $75 per person, including tax NORTH HAMPTON | The North Hampton police During this time, vehicles are not permitted to be parked For more information, call (603) 964-8621. STRATHAM | The Stratham Historical Society, in The public is invited to come and learn the details of this The program will be presented on January Monday, 8, at how explain will Doleac Attorney presentation, his During ended “World War Zero” and led to a Nobel Peace for Prize President Teddy Roosevelt. It has been 1905 treaty that said ended the that Russo-Japanese is War the the only successfully negotiated peace American treaty in history. refreshments will be available. For information, more call (603) 778-1347 or (603) served. There is 778-9525. ample parking the invites Avenue, Atlantic 295 at located Christ, of Church public to worship on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. Services are led by Rev. is Michele available for Bagby pre-Kindergartners Allan. through youth Junior Sunday during the High worship School service, as is for quality infants childcare and small children. Following worship, all are invited for coffee and conversation in the fellowship area. Other activities and programs include a Men’s group, Breakfast a Women’s Book group, an group, choir, evening and adult the Ladies study Union. All are matter welcome, no where who they are For more information, call the journey. church office from 8 or where they are in a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday at (603) 964-8687. life’s gala evening of fine food, wine and cooking demonstrations demonstrations cooking and wine food, fine of evening gala Greenland in School Cooking French Boucher Ron Chef with on Thursday, January 18 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. located at in Lee. Winery, Flag Hill each of four courses. The menu includes sun-dried tomato, roasted garlic and chevre crostini; oven roasted asparagus in puff pastry; roasted pork with fresh sage; and flourless chocolate torte with Black Mission Fig Jam. Paired wines from New Hampshire and California will accompany each course. Ron Boucher at his cooking school, and many other prizes. proceeds the of portion A tickets. six for $5 are tickets Raffle will be used to fund scholarships for students in the fields of horticulture, environment and conservation. and gratuity. Seating is limited to Patricia 5 Peterson, Nancy 60. to EAGC to payable check a send To reserve a place Ave., Exeter, NH 03833. For more information dinner about or the to purchase raffle tickets call Paula Francese (603) 778-1726. at department reminds residents and visitors that April until place in be will and effect, in now is ban parking a winter 15, 2007. a.m. 12 of hours the between lots municipal any or roads on and 7 a.m., or during any snowstorm day or night. Vehicles parked in violation of the ban are subject to being ticketed and towed. cooperation with the New Humanities Hampshire Council, will present a program called “Teddy Roosevelt’s Prize: New Hampshire and the Portsmouth Peace Treaty.” Nobel momentous event in America’s history from Portsmouth Attorney Chuck Doleac, who centennial celebration of last the year. 1905 Peace Treaty was instrumental in the 7:30 p.m. at the Stratham Municipal Center, located at 10 Bunker Hill A Avenue. business meeting will be held at 7 p.m. prior to the presentation. talks in Portsmouth between the Russians and Japanese - - ! Not to be denied, the The Wildcats came out With nothing but a sheet In the second period, the CHAMPS Continued on 23A• tending of Seeley and the two two the and Seeley of tending Fosher, Dolan, of skating way and the Brock Crowley, lead insurmountable. looked some of advantage took Stars weary legs the sec a home of pair goals, and knocked robin robin games, the met up with the Stars. Dover Wildcats The winner test of would hold the this title as round-robin champs con as both teams entered with identical records. 2-0 flying in the first period and had one goal to their This efforts. was scored show for pass a on beautiful Couett by from Lewis. With the Stars on a Lewis power took play, a clear in and fired a strike up the right side boards to Couett. of ice ahead of him, Couett fired a high-rising laser into NH the give to corner top the lead. 1-0 a slim Jrs. Cats increased their lead to two when Delea scored on a centering pass from Crist. At this point, with the goal- olidays H — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 22 - - - - - appy H ree h T ame G In In the last of the round With With the defense using In the third period, the With the Wildcats receiv killing killing of the fell penalties to Liam Dolan and Sean Jones. They were simply where the every puck provided support was to Seeley, and his second maintaining shut tournament. the of out his his speed, he made one shift at mid-ice side right the down and streaking continued before lifting a shot to right of the the Cobra goalie for lead. a 1-0 their quickness to transition the wingers to the offensive side of the rink, cats the scored three Wild more time in period number two to ice away the win. Leading the way were a pair by Delea and of a terrific, acro tallies batic goal by Andrew Crist. goals the on assists Receiving and Kettlewood Maisey were Fosher. Garrett 'Cats added one more goal to make the final at outcome 5-0. The team had intensity great and really hustled game. the throughout ing multiple penalties, the 50 - o ports S 31, N ol wo T ame G 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 Saturday morning brought brought morning Saturday The The final stanza had the Less than 10 seconds later, later, seconds 10 than Less warm-ups. warm-ups. Couett provided the first goal rush of rink-wide beautiful a on the game Using his own blueline. from Connor Connor Fleming and Ryan Lewis. The final score 0. read Avalanche 7 Wildcats the bright orange uniforms of the Keene Cobras to the rink. frosty In this match-up, the size of the Cobras would be pitted against the speed of the Wildcats. The were ready 'Cats from the initial the the second period, the red- hot Delea scored his second goal of the game to provide coun down from visitors the lead. goal three a solid try light red the finding Wildcats four more times as Couett Trevor and Delea netted pair a each. Playing solid goal in was Colin Seeley, who picked up the his shutout from with play defensive strong backliners Clarke, Faulkner, assist on the goal was Timmy Timmy was goal the on assist Faulkner. Connor Delea found the red light to increase the Wildcat lead to two. Rounding out The Junior Wildcats Mite 1 Team skated to a championship victory during recent White Mountain ecember ------| D ews ews N N e n ntic O la t ic tlant A e h ame t G to ‘Cats crowned mite hockey champs A 22A | al Game Game One unfolded the The Wildcats went SEACOAST SEACOAST | The Junior Timothy Faulkner, Connor Fleming, Garrett Fosher, Sean Connor Jones, Fleming, Timothy Maisey Garrett Fosher, Faulkner, Kettlewood, Josh Kidd, Ryan Lewis, and Colin Head Seeley, Coach Pat Dolan. Hockey Fest action. Pictured here are Michael Clarke, Trevor Couett, Andrew Crist, Brock Crowley, Connor Delea, Liam Dolan, WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS — eci p age goalie goalie and proved to be the game winner. Picking up an unanswered unanswered goals. The first was a Michael Clarke score which eluded the Avalanche tain Avalanche. After a score After Avalanche. tain less first period, the shook-off Mites the rubber their from legs and scored three previous previous Friday evening as against off faced Wildcats the Moun White the hometown, ment. first first place seeding. This was the result of some fine team play throughout the tourna were were scheduled to meet main in 'Cats the and finals the tained their stronghold on a nament nament (3-0-1) to earn coveted In hardware. round- the robin format, the teams with the two highest point totals the highly prized trophy. prized highly the unbeaten during the tour ey ey Fest on a recent Dover the Sunday defeating morning, claim to 4-2 of score a by Stars Wildcat Wildcat Mite Hockey team was crowned champs of the 2006 White Mountain Hock S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------23A age | P ews N (Editor’s Note: Kristin John Kristin Note: (Editor’s By the end of Tuesday of chairman is who Fuller, “What better place to To find a free tax prep As had been the story up As the final horn sound ic tlant warm, warm, delicious, Christmas miracle cookie-baking mem come! to years for ories author award-winning the is son of “Christmas Cookies Are For Giving.”) have since remedied. evening morevoted against any possibility residents of taking over the duties of Aquarion Water Co., the with “No” votes outnumber ing the “Yes” by nearly 200 votes. the water commission, said that Tuesday’s vote essen tially makes the possibility water town’s the acquiring of supply a “dead issue.” for this year’sthisfor prepa tax free ration site. offer this kind of free service than at a credit union where our mission is all about peo ple helping people succeed “Oursays financially,” Dow. staff is availablemotivate, educate and guide to help people to make financial informed decisions. North east Credit Union’s support combined with the partici pation of the other members of the Asset Building Coali tion can bring the vision of financial empowerment to residents by offering many programs — free of charge — throughout the year.” aration site, call the Cooperative Extension Fam UNH ily, Home & Garden ter at Cen (877) 398-4769 or visit www.nheitc.org. a beautiful pad save a from point blank shot but rebound found its the way onto an uncovered Dover wing who to scored make it 4-2 as the teams entered the final frame. entire the Mountains White in weekend, the "D" came out and simply shut down the potent Dover offense. Lead by the tenacious Ryan Lewis and there blueline was crew, no way this team was going denied. be to ed, the Wildcats had earned a hard fought 4-2 victory to claim the championship of the White Mountain Hockey Fest. Eat your mistakes with Enjoy joy. well. and lovingly Bake opened the doors of NECU ------22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 ecember D 50 | o Sprinkle with laughter. Issues between the town A A major concern of the Volunteer Income Tax Ramona Vice Presi Dow, The Wildcats increased Just 13 seconds later, The Stars, maintaining AQUARION From 5A Add Add amusing family stories with a lavish hand. Fold in 1 cup patience and 1 gal with blended standing, under and lon enthusiasm youthful know-how. of baking a pinch and Aquarion began in the fall of 2005, Commission when Water Henry Fuller Chairman accused company of not maintaining the the fire hydrants in Representatives town. from water company have the called the accusations “absolute ly and totally false.” were hydrants the that argue They maintained, but there was a discrepancy in the record keeping, a discrepancy they timestudentorunder 24age permanentlywastotally and disabled at any age during the year. Coalition is that many fami lies eligible forthose who EITC, feel or pressed financially for a quick refund, may opt to to paycomplete their tax forms. someone This can cost $80 or even to more. $200 Getting that “quick tax refund” may cost a resident more than will get back. they Assistance sites are running throughout New shire,staffedand are byIRS- Hamp trainedvolunteershavewho gone through trainings spe cifically focused on EITC. dent of Marketing and Stra Northeast for Initiatives tegic Credit Union (NECU), has twice. lamp the lit their lead to Crowley took a three terrific pass when from Delea just inside face-off the circle and drove home it past the Stars goalie sprawling for a 3-0 The lead. Stars came right and notched back their first tally 3-1. to deficit the cut to Crowley scored his second goal of the game as he took a nice feed from Couett and the puck (and himself) drove a ‘Cats the give to net the into margin. 4-1 their composure, closed the scoring with 30 seconds left in the period as Seeley made share the company of Amen.” ones. loved our the tax year or was a full- 32, N ol ------V ! “God “God bless this mixture In In that spirit, here is a Start with 1 family, 1 Other qualifiers include About a minute later, The maximum EITC a Families of all shapes For Giving:” Giving:” For tastiest and sweetest the with faith, family, joy, ingredients: friendship, love, and health. Let the scent of this holiday offering rise to Heaven and make the angels sing, for the their is mankind of happiness feast. Let us taste our bless ings with each bite as we Crist gave the Wildcats a two a two Wildcats the gave Crist goal margin as he scored off of a scramble in front of the net. With Delea and Fosher banging away at the puck, it squirted to the far side of promptly Crist the net where corner. open the into it poked the in scored were goals Four middle period as each team When you bake gingerbread and Springerle, you’re par ticipating in a tradition that endures. recipe for successful cookie- making: and a box kitchen, of recipes. period uninterrupted an Add of phone calls, time. Subtract televisions, or any other dis tractions. For best Baking Before Prayer the add results, Are Cookies “Christmas from low-moderate income popu lation that can benefit from EITC. The IRS considers qualifying a child to be child who any lived in a house hold for more than half 2006, of a son,adopted child, a grandchild, daughter, great-grandchild, stepchild, or eligible foster child. the child than being age 19 younger at the end of a strong fan them, rooting base at every behind shot or rush, the ’Cats jumped on Couett as first scoreboard the scored an unassisted goal at 2:59. His goal was the result of some miscommunication at the Dover blueline and he stole the puck and whistled the puck to the short-side of goalie. Stars the or more childrenamountthemore or of eligible income is $38,348. A family filing single with two or more children has an eligible income of $36,348. family can earn mined by income. For exam is deter ple, a family size of two or more children can maximum earn of a $4,536 and family size a of one child can earn a maximum of $2,747. and sizes are a part of the olidays H 23 ------appy H game ip h s n ampio h From From the opening face- In addition, Christ EITC may be available Even though the game The benefit of EITC is PAST From PAST 17A CHAMPS m Fro 22A EITC EITC From 4A C started started by the Romans, Teu tonic/ Germanic tribes, and other pre-Christian civiliza tions. Christian sanctified these symbols religions of worship of the harvest gods a by adding “J” on the top to mark the breads as offerings Euro Ancient Christ. Jesus to gingerbread ate peoples pean at Winter Solstice feasts. carbo-loading carbo-loading and watching the for motivation, “Miracle” Wildcats brought their "A" game to the ice in northern Hampshire. New off, the Junior were Wildcats not going to denied. With tradition. and history mas cookies are a thread to Christmas past, not only our word The past. long but past, cookie came about to thanks Dutch settlers in America North during the to 1700s 1900s. “Koek” is for Dutch cake, so “koekje,” cookie later in cook Christmas cake.” English,“little means ies like German Springerle continue the custom of serv ing Christmas baked goods mayalso get some cash back from the IRS, and they may still qualify if earn they didn’t enough income tax.” to pay an to individuals who worked part-time or some point in 2006, depend full-time at ing on the that family must fall below income income guidelines.Formarrieda fil ing jointly family with two on ond being play the power with just over one minute to was 2-2, result The final play. which only set the stage for match. title Sunday’s had ended in a tie, the Wild cats were rewarded as first the seed for their play based overall upon the points accumulated After three games. a during night of all make a reality the free preparation tax site that’s intimidating not to those may who not be comfortable or conversant in taxes.” to get money back into the pockets of those who most need it. “If a resident qual ifies for EITC federal and tax files return they a can get back some or all of the federal tax withheld their from pay during the year,” Ardizzoni explains. “They h al n n urc o io h t t ices C v n amp th ser UMC grega aria H t h n ou n i C S ews o o n t o C urc U C ld h t ye N amp C O th R irs t H wi t a F t o a t a ip udy h ome t s piscopal h ices E , , v hurch t er elcome wors ual ices S om ris C t v W .C h er C spiri S ews eekly N A W HAMPTON HAMPTON | Church of Christ Hampton NH holds EXETER EXETER | Christ Episcopal Church, located at 43 Pine HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton United Methodist Church, A A time of fellowship, coffee and conversation will follow EXETER | The First Unitarian Society of Exeter, a welcoming welcoming a Exeter, of Society Unitarian First The | EXETER NEWBURYPORT | From statesmen to shipbuilders, artists artists to shipbuilders, statesmen | From NEWBURYPORT RYE RYE | Rye Congregational Church, located at 580 at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The minister is Terry L. Morris, Sr.; at for 10 L. a.m. Sr.; and 6 Morris, is p.m. The Terry minister 964-8141. (603) or 926-8526 (603) call information, more 21 Hackett 21 Lane Hackett in are Bible Sunday studies held Hampton. Sunday services at 11 a.m. at the Curtis household, located at at located household, Curtis the at a.m. 11 at services Sunday contact contact Linda Carey at (603) christchurchexeter.org. 772-3332 or visit at www. at at 12 noon. They are open to all. For more information, An An AA meeting is held on and an Al-Anon Monday meeting is held evenings on afternoons Wednesday at 8 p.m., Sunday of each month at 5 p.m. The service is informal, and of at month each Sunday 5 is informal, The p.m. service features the church’s Praise Band led by Duncan Holcomb. and Healing service on Wednesdays beginning at 10 a.m. The The a.m. 10 at beginning Wednesdays on service Healing and third the service Eucharist evening their resumed has church Tuesday, Thursday as and well Friday, as, Tuesday, a Holy Eucharist the 9:15 a.m. education hour as well as the 10:30 a.m. service. service. a.m. 10:30 the as well as hour education a.m. 9:15 the at 8 Prayer on a.m. Morning Monday, offers also The church Adult Adult Formation and Sunday School beginning at 9:15 a.m. up during to for age infants 4 care be will provided Nursery Street, holds at Street, worship services 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., with leave a message if calling after-hours. calling if a message leave through Thursday from Thursday 8:30 through a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and may be please hours; office during by 926-2702 (603) calling reached who who need it, the church food pantry is open from Wednesdays 9:30-11:30 a.m. The church office is open Tuesday Wednesday from 12:30-12:55 p.m. in the sanctuary. For those those For in sanctuary. the p.m. 12:30-12:55 from Wednesday are are invited to attend; childcare is provided and the church is handicapped accessible. Mid-week Communion is held Sunday Sunday morning worship services at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. All as Moore serves the Carroll its congregation pastor. Rev. located located at 525 Lafayette Road in Hampton, holds weekly call (603) 772-4002. (603) call both services. All are welcome to attend. For more information, information, more For attend. to welcome are All services. both Unitarian Universalist congregation located at 12 Elm Street, at 12 Elm located Street, congregation Universalist Unitarian a.m. 11 at 9 a.m. at week each services Sunday holds contact Reverend Rob John, Pastor, at Rob or (978) 465-9666 Reverend John, contact Pastor, visit www.oldsouthnbpt.org. School for children are also available. For more information, For information, more are also for available. School children church, which is located at 29 Federal Street in Newburyport. Newburyport. in Street Federal 29 at located is which church, Adult classes are held at 9:15 a.m.; nursery and Sunday nurturing nurturing environment for families and individuals of all ages. Sunday worship services are held at 10:30 a.m. at the people people throughout the local area, offering worship, service and educational opportunities as well as a welcoming and Old South Church is committed to investing in and caring for for caring and in investing to committed is Church South Old congregation congregation at Old South Church is dedicated to learning about living in today’s world as people who follow Christ. embrace a faith-centered life in the Christian tradition. In an tradition. Christian in the life a faith-centered embrace to effort grow in their love for God and the their neighbors, years. A Biblically-grounded Presbyterian church, Old South church, Presbyterian Biblically-grounded A years. provides a community of worship for all who wish to to to authors, Old South home Church for has the people provided of a Newburyport for spiritual more than 250 For For more information, call (603) ryecongregational.com. 964-4061 or visit www. studies studies are The available. church is accessible. handicapped on Wednesdays on at Wednesdays 5:30 p.m. Adult choir are rehearsals also Bible and group small Weekly 7 at p.m. Wednesdays on held Youth meet at meet at 6 7 Youth p.m., and Youth High p.m. the Sr. for special activities. Community Fellowship Night is held and and youth. The Lord’s Supper Sunday is of each month. celebrated On on Sunday evenings, the the Jr. High first worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school is provided for all children children all for provided is school Sunday a.m. 10 at worship Washington Washington Road in Rye Center, holds weekly Sunday ic tlant A . om .C ews N ic tlant A allery G Marketing Education students Education Marketing — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo The third annual Solstice Gallery — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo hoto Nicholas, a pre-schooler, displays a dessert P at the Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter recently recently Exeter in Technology of School Seacoast the at completed their annual Donations DECA received Holiday Food were (center) Drive. presented of the to Pantry. Exeter Pictured Liz here Congregational with Dodge Church Dodge are Food students Allison Miller SST and Kyle Eldridge. Marketing FOOD FOR THOUGHT — THOUGHT FOR FOOD will be open one more weekend at its new space under Izzy’s weekend will at its be open new one space more under Izzy’s Frozen Yogurt at 2 Ceres Street in Portsmouth. This gallery features fine art photography year’s by woodcut Neil Troost, prints by Don Gorvette, soaps by Janice brush Plourde, paintings by Chinese Bruce Iverson, pottery by Friday open is gallery Maureen The more. Mills much and Zoldak Steven and and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 12-6 p.m., through December 24. For more information, call Neil Troost at (603) 436-0865 or com. visit www.TheSolsticeGallery. bread bread he brought home from his School, class just at in North Hampton time for Nicholas made using paint and his own handprints, says that the holidays. The gift he is thankful for play dates. tag, which ONE MORE WEEKEND — OH, JOY! — ------! “I believe there’s a gen The exhibit was funded Located at Odiorne Point In addition to In peo giving addition For more information, State State Park in Rye, the coast Sea Science Center is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Saturday-Monday and will be open Tuesday Friday, through December 26-29 for the holiday break. To learn call more, the Center at (603) 436-8043 or visit www.sea coastsciencecenter.org. ocean ocean observing is done and what data it can provide, it of the “Seasons that is hoped Sea” will illustrate the fact that it will be up to generations future of scientists to fill in the blanks of the understanding sea. of man’s eral misconception students, and with it the could same with much be of the public, that we know every thing about the oceans, but there are many fundamental that we questions don’t have answers to,” Cline says. and National NASA through Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration initiat was and money, grant (NOAA) ed by UNH Oceanographer Ru Morrison of tute the for the Insti Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space. age the 70 percentplanet of that the recently studies identified as being have in deep trouble. scientific how into insight ple be at the other super end.A visor will be present to sign students “in” and “out” and oversee the program. call the rec office 773-6151. at (603) olidays H — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 24 ------appy H For more information “Phytoplankton are the Thus, scientists must Earth-orbiting satellites Children in grades 2 and Admission is $3 for ages 13 to adult, and $1 for ages 3- 12; children under age 3 are admitted free. about programs and exhib its call the Seacoast Science Center at (603) 436-8043 or visit www.seacoastscience center.org. provide provide a host of both big- picture and small-scale data, including chlorophyll con centrations and the related blooms of — phytoplankton the miniscule plant that life shifts with the seasons and upon which ecosystems ocean of majority the vast depend. basis of everything,” Cline. says “They’re at the low est trophic level on the food for responsible and chain are everything from whales to the fish on your plate.” understand the phytoplankton if “lowly” they to are understand how ecosystems work, ocean and help humanity protect and man are handicapped accessible. salinity, salinity, chlorophyll concen tration, the amount of sun underwater to available light and envi many other plants, parameters. ronmental some exercise. under must be accompanied by a parent or childcare pro vider. The younger students gym the of end one at be will and the older students will 50 ------o “Seasons of the Sea,” a new exhibit at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye, 31, N nity ommu ol C 22, 2006 | V 22, 2006 The Seacoast Science Visitors Visitors will learn about Today’s Today’s scientific buoys Cline Cline notes that the new The rec department provides provides students of all ages with a unique view of the Gulf of Maine ecosystem. UNDER THE SEA — activities are offered daily, all free with admission. Center and its walking trails of of data. In addition to mete orological measurements, buoys can monitor levels of 10 a.m. 5 p.m. daily. Point Odiorne of animals the and how they survive long, cold the winter. Live ani mal and interactive exhib its, programs and hands-on exhibit is a display one-of-a-kind of modern observing methodology, ocean an approach marine scientists to as involv refer commonly ing “buoys, boats, and satel lites.” — like the buoys two sending data GoMOOS directly back to the “Seasons of the Sea” exhibit — are sophisti cated sentinels that provide scientists with a wide array trates trates some of the high-level efforts of scientists who are seeking to understand this Amy Cline, says ecosystem,” coor outreach and education dinator for the UNH Coastal hope Observing “We Center. this will help viewers better understand and appreciate this critically important part of our environment.” will provide basketballs to share. Participants can bring a friend, have fun and get 9 a.m. to Lincoln 12 Street noon School gym at nasium. the ecember ------| D ews ews ews ews N N N N ntic ntic la la t tlantic t ic tlant New view of ocean ecosystem A A A e e h h t the t to to to Find a ‘Winter Wonderland’ at SSC Find Wonderland’ a ‘Winter al al A 24A | Then come and explore RYE | Want to know “’Seasons of the Sea’ illus Sea’ the of “’Seasons Graphic, informational For For example, two buoys, “Seasons of the Sea” RYE | A new exhibit at the the at exhibit new A | RYE EXETER | Exeter Rec eci eci Open Open gym for kids on vacation p pecial p age on Saturday, Sunday Monday, January and 6-8, from “A “A Winter Wonderland” at the Seacoast Science Center more more about hibernating bats in bunkers or foraging deer in the woodlands at Odiorne Point State Park in Rye? waters are located. waters are viewers viewers and show the where dozen science and meteoro the pepper that buoys logical each each of the underwater sea sons, and large floor maps of the Gulf of Maine orient updated information on dials dials on information updated that the accompany display. kiosks provide details on below, below, wind speed and air temperature, current speed and direction — and put in the the two buoys — water tem perature and salinity els at lev the surface and deep one far offshore waters, send in live data deep to six-foot a buoy display. View ers can compare data from Maine’s Maine’s unique character. one in the coastal zone and high-tech high-tech buoys and yearlong satel the illustrate to lites of Gulf the of workings inner System (GoMOOS) sources. The data exhibit current scientific data uses from ocean observing tools like and and Seacoast Science Center staff using NASA and Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing is is a hands-on display ated cre through collaboration between University of New Hampshire marine scientists ebbs ebbs and flows through the 12 months of the year. of of the Gulf of Maine like a scientist and learn about the underwater web of life that Seacoast Science Center an opportunity in provides Rye of to the the peer into depths complex marine ecosystem Tuesday through Wednes day, December 26-28 from has announced that gym will be open available to all children free of charge from S S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A age | P ews N ic tlant 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 ecember D 50 | o 32, N ol V ews N ! olidays H 25 appy H and a a very (603) 926-4557 please call us at The Staff of the ntic tla To find out how to make To the A most of your advertising budget, Happy New Year Merry Merry Christmas would like to wish all of our om .C ews N Advertisers, Advertisers, Readers & Supporters ic tlant A . om .C ews N chi ampton tai ic tlant move H training in otes screeings n the with A LNA on open N is knocks pressure offers van clinic ross blood y ealth C edical medical pportunity M ed H ree F R O ree F STRATHAM STRATHAM | Free blood pressure screenings will be Stratham. in Avenue Portsmouth 89 at located is office The provides Van Medical Mobile Hospital’s Exeter | EXETER Minor health care, referrals, immunizations, school NEWINGTON NEWINGTON | The Great Bay Chapter of the American The Chapter is currently enrolling students for these The Red Cross LNA course is recognized in New In addition, the chapter offers Adult, Child and Infant call courses, these of any about information additional For EXETER | Experience the joys of tai chi and find a life- Classes are held at the studio Learning in Center the Tuck series a of composed is chi tai exercise, Chinese ancient An reserve To space in a class or learn more about the Taoist Ashworth 37 at located clinic, medical free A | HAMPTON Staffed by a doctor, nurse and social worker, the non- This medical clinic is made possible thanks to Donations the are gratefully accepted; to make a donation, Box 625, Hampton, NH 03843. For more information, call (603) 770-4383. offered every Saturday morning from 9 by a.m. Dr. to 12 Jill noon Burns at Associates. the offices of Dr. Ken George and For more information, call Belinda or 6400. Kelly at (603) 772- health clinics which are free and accessible for and uninsured underinsured children, Seacoast area. adults and Seniors in the physicals and health appointment is information needed, and are care come, is first available. provided served basis. on For a more 4-EXETER. first No information call (800) Red Cross has announced that the Nurse next session Assistant for Training their (LNA) day is scheduled and to begin evening on class Monday, January January 12, respectively. 8 and Friday, classes, which are available on basis a and first-come, are first-served limited to minimum. 16 students, with a 12 student Hampshire, opportunity this Massachusettslet not should careers of and change a for looking Maine. Those who pass them by. are CPR classes several times Rescuer each classes month twice and a Professional month. being accepted Registration for is these courses currently as well as Responder those CPR/AED and for Instructor, FA a Lay 20-hour course held and on Fridays. Mondays, Wednesdays the Great Bay Chapter at (603) 766-5440, ext. 1004 for bayred cross.org scheduling. or www.great visit long healthy activity with beginner classes starting up January on 6 Saturday, from 2-3 January p.m. and Wednesday, 10 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. (the old Exeter High School) at 40 Linden Street in Exeter. Costs range from $20-$30 per month depending upon age, with reduced fees for those paying quarterly. of flowing movements which recent medical studies show can boost immunity, improve blood density loss, ease arthritis pain, flow, and increase flexibility and prevent bone balance. visit or 778-7494 (603) at Lisa call USA, the of Society Chi Tai www.taoist.org. open is Motel, Mainsail the from across Hampton in Avenue from 6-8 p.m. on the of first each and month. third Tuesday profit clinic offers mammograms, free HIV screenings, medical more. No appointments are necessary. pregnancy exams, testing pap and smears, Real of Estate Preston and generosity the assistance of other local individuals and organizations. Medical Free Beach "Hampton to payable checks make please Clinic" and mail to Hampton Medical Beach Clinic, Free PO ------living ssisted ! A “The whole thing,” The program wrapped up up wrapped program The celebra birthday 75th The Assisted living provides Because such a range of Legion Legion Post #35 appeared to go off without a hitch, and earned high marks from the person for responsible much success. organizational its of out “came Holman, observed perfect.” professionals professionals and be aware that Seniors are often able to hide early stages of demen tia. Loving monitoring, fre quent communication and checking on loved ones home, at may be the best way to start a conversation when they begin to need support. Being aware and informed now can make all the differ ence in making next healthy year’shappy, a visit holiday celebration. with a selection of patriotic songs performed by the HA Jazz Band (“They were ter rific,” said Holman), a bene diction, and a social with refreshments hour provided by former Post Commander, Kutt. Joe tion of Hamptons American rate and can address many needs in home setting. an individual’s the next level of requires that care, a person but leave their home, and can be cost prohibitive. Offering around the clock support, there are many advantages to assisted living facilities and a wide range of services available. Finally, when the needs medical of the Senior are sig nificant, and staying home is just not possible, a nurs ing home may be the option. only services are available, it important is to learn as much as possible, visit the nizations orga and find the right level of help time. Speak at with health care the right option available visiting through nurse associations and other localA variety agencies. of organizations offer household help, medi cal advocacy and/or companionship care, and services. other Home visitsusually billed at are an hourly olidays H 26 ------appy H care day dult A “Boy, is it “Boy, said beautiful,” Home visits are another Holman’s son-in-law, An Adult Day Health There There are many different crafted crafted by Post #35 member Masten. George Holman of the bell noting stand, that several current members, himself included, are relatives of the honored charter members for whom rung. was bell the the most affordable way to balance independence and safety. Portsmouth-basedCompass Care charges $52 per day for their program, and — with transportation available for an additional cost — this type of may service help to combination simplify of care-giving, the work and parenting sched ules of family members car ing for multiple generations. Kenneth E. Tyler, Harry N. Whenal, Homer B. Whiting Young. F. Marvin and Frank C. Bell Caruso Commander's after each rang a name was read, in memory of the 33 departed originally bell, Charter The Members. utilized as a firemen’s bell, is set upon a wood stand levels and ways to enhance It is important to weigh care. realisti costs and needs both cally. Taking a family mem ber into one’s becoming home a and caregiver be can extremely but challenging, also extremely reward ing. One in five families provides care American for an aging loved one and ily, luck support Maintaining the highest pos is available. sible levels of dignity independence and for is Seniors essential for smooth making transition into a any changing care situation. Program may provide a mix of social camaraderie, enter tainment, exercise, healthy meals, medical care, and, if needed, hygiene Such support. a program may be way to begin. 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Calling Servicelink at (866) 634-9412, a referral ser vice with resources for the elderly and disabled, is one ter members of Legion Post #35. The list named Frank S. Austin, Linwood A. Bailey, L. Everett R. Batchelder, Fred David Bogrett, A. Victor Blake, an emergency monitoringsystem, now availablesubtle styles that look more in like watches or than the necklaces former “help but tons.” Posting contact emergency numbers and those of friends and family, expedite can help and notifica tion in case of an emergency. may who elder, an with cerns that handrails are in secured bathrooms and by stairs — and that baths/ ers have a show non-skid surface — can mean the difference between a terrifying injury that leaves someone injured and alone, and routines. safe daily one who may be at risk, but are still able to live indepen consider to want may dently, as frailness increases if should, risks Potential age. with possible, be addressed while visiting. Checking to make sure that rugs are secured, that pathways are clutter free and of cords, and that lighting is adequate, are few a of the easiest to changes make. Seeing that medi cations are clearly marked with dates and dosages can reduce confusion. ecember ------| D ews ews N N tlantic ic tlant A the to A 26A | Following the history por history the Following “We were there for quite a quite for there were “We • Loss of interest in • Inconsistencies in finan in Inconsistencies • • Weight loss • Weight • Difficulty with medica • Small fires or damaged • Any signs/ increasing • Little or spoiled food in • Routine tasks, such as • Difficulty maintaining Signs an aging loved one It is a time to appreciate, SEACOAST | The holi LEGION From 6A Keeping Keeping an eye on aging loved ones pecial age tion tion of the program, Jr. Vice Commander, John char 33 the of names the read Emery Hall Hall on High Street, where they still hold regular meet ings. that that in the mid-1960s, Post #35 eventually took owner ship of the former Grange station on Exeter Road. Exeter on station adding said Holman, while,” on Winnacunnet Road before before Road on Winnacunnet eventually moving on to the Hampton Exeter, and Ames bury Street railway power in in 1919 following the end of I. origi Members War World nally met at the court house signs of isolation or depres sion activities they used to enjoy, fatigue, confusion or other cial management in regards to bill paying, charitable giv ing, or scams tions; forgetting or overdos ing kitchen equipment due cooking left unattended to incidence of falls or minor injuries from burns or acci dents changing light bulbs, are not performed for fear of injury the refrigerator may need help include: hygiene and/ or housekeep ing to know what support ser vices are available. pendently. 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A final performance and family will allow all for to out figure “Who parents dunit.” for residents and $100 per person for is deadline Friday, The registration residents. non- December 29. For more Rec at 773-6151. Exeter (603) (603) information, call Theatre, Theatre, located at 125 Bow Street, presents the beloved Christmas tale “Miracle on 34th Street,” playing on the SRT stage from now 7. January through around a Macy's Department Claus whose name is Store Kris Kringle. When he Santa claims to be the actual Santa Claus the store has misgivings about his by despite reassurances Kringle's doctor that mental stability, he is harmless. Kris erupts, psychologist incompetent cruelly What Hospital. 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A For snack is more information and to tific methods. Lessons align with the State of New Hampshire’s frameworks. science curriculum to the trails wildlife. to Indoors, look the for group signsfun will conduct of weather winter experiments using scien ative program that will help childrenceed suc in science class. techniques, Using investigative participants will head out children in grades 3-5, will be held weeklyon Wednesdays, January 10 through Febru ary 14, from 3:30-5 p.m. Science Center’s afterschool program for more information or program, to call Exeter Public sign Library at (603) up 772-3101, for with this open to the come dressed public. in comfortable Participants clothing. For should fitness and stress known reduction for and her specialized isand Wellness" well classes "Recuperative to reduce comfortbody and increasedis stamina. tor of Pathways Yoga Systems, a nationally registered yoga operating school since which 1992. has She been tutors in yoga more than 35 years of experience ining yoga.teach She is also the founder and direc with relaxation techniques.Pat will In discuss addition,on specific how body to needs, focusand exercises will to take attentiongive home toout practice. on chairs, participants stretch will and strengthen learn muscles, how to practice to breathing exercises and to reduce stress yoga is, why it how shouldit can be be done at practiced home. While and seated class focusing on "Gentle Yoga for Seniors" on Wednesday, January 24 at 11 a.m. at the Exeter Public Library, located at ers 1 Park Foundin Exeter. Senior Citizens. waysYogawill be teaching an introductory doctors, on television, friends: from “Exercise families is and good body for your and mind, spirit.” This is also true for Accents in Glass at (603) 929-9113. select Tuesdays from for 5:30-7:30 specifics. p.m.; call 25 from 5-9 p.m.; 20 and and 27 Saturday, from 9 January a.m.for the to classes1 is p.m.$99. IntermediateThe costGlassStained classes will be offered at $75 on to someone special. scheduled for Thursday, January 18 and at 70 High Street in classesHampton, duringis theoffering month of up inJanuary. December, orSign give as a Christmas gift P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------SEA 33A 7 age age P | P | ews ews N N ews N ic tlant tlantic A ntic la t A e Toys h t to 22, 2006 | mind for life 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 New New classes, al The cost for each individual session of PORTSMOUTH | Seacoast Repertory As with all educational opportunities at This year, SRT welcomes Alexandra Bor participantsOpentoclasses up,and 18 age Participants will study short technique- Musical Theatre Performance classes, Designed for musical theatre hopefuls eci p songs with acting technique skill and confidence. while No previous experience gaining is required. either one of these classes is $225. information,For more visit www.seacoastrep.orgcall (603) 433-4793 ext 117. or Theatre, located at 125 Bow Street mouth, in Ports has announced two their new winter/ classesspring offerings to — Adult Act ing and Musical Theatre Performance. SRT, these classes are committed to ingsafeaprovid haven inwhich performers and art ists can come together to create, learn, grow and celebrate the experience of the perform ing arts. All classes are designed to educate, nurture and encourage students of all ages in a noncompetitive environment. rieAlexandratothe faculty. has taught acting and music theatre performance in prominent schools for almost a 20 long years. and She variedBroadway, has performance in had regional career country theatres on and in television in Los Angeles. across the in Adult Acting are held at SRT on Wednes days from 7-9 p.m. Session 1 runs from Janu ary 3 to March 7, while Session 2 Marchruns from 21 through May 23. acting Beginning fundamentals, with this class providesacting an “technique workout” opportunity as for wellthe working asand non-work an ing actor to text hone exploration, charactervoice and movement development, skills through improv, sense memory, active listen ing and more. oriented scenes rehearsal with required. This for minimal a classwide variety of is skill off-sightlevels. Actors designed be will encouraged to explore theirfrustrations desires and while nurturingabilities. their natural opento ages 16-20, are held on Sundays from 3-5 p.m. at SRT2 (the Grange Hall), located at Street Walker Session7in Kittery. runs1 from January 7 through March 11, while Session 2 runs March 25 through May 27. and veterans alike, this singing classperformer the provides opportunity the to and study hone vocal technique, movement, basicmusicianship and more. 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Christmas list? Then give them the gift of learn of gift the them give Then list? Christmas Edu Adult Exeter with out night fun a class, and yoga ing relaxing a to ones loved Treat cation. someone someone who’s always a challenge on the members and children under age one. For more more For one. age under children and members or call www. visit 436-3853 (603) information, museum.org. childrens- Eve activities are included in the regular price price in the regular included are Eve activities and chil ($6 for adults admission of museum for museum and free are $5 for Seniors) dren, balloons, as a glittering ball drops from the top top the from drops ball a glittering as balloons, receives also visitor Each museum. the of floor ale of to the ginger toast glass" a "champagne New Year with All their family. New Year’s each hour from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., there is a spir a is there p.m., 2 to a.m. 11 from hour each Times rivals that midnight" to "countdown ited with Square celebrations music, confetti and is patterned after a grown-up New Year’s Eve Year’s New a grown-up after cre is patterned can and noisemakers receive Visitors party. of top At the to wear. hats party own their ate of Portsmouth of hosts Portsmouth its annual Family New December on Eve Year’s Sunday, Celebration 31 from 10 a.m. to which 3 event, at all this for p.m. merriment There’s plenty of daytime New Year’s Eve when the Children’s Museum Museum Children’s the when Eve Year’s New year. For more information or to sign up, call the the call up, sign to or information more For year. 926-3932. (603) at office rec sure to bring a lunch. a bring to sure the school throughout and programs activities in the selectmen’s room, located downstairs in downstairs located room, in selectmen’s the participate to cost The building. office town the be residents; non for $55 or residents for $50 is than than in 29 December building, Friday, on a offered be will Red Course instruc Cross Babysitting Professional p.m. 2:30 to a.m. 8:30 from up and 11 age students to provided be will tion creating with Legos. The cost for this fun activ fun this for cost The Legos. with creating $10. is ity Tuck Tuck Building on December 29 Friday, from 9 a.m. to 12 while in p.m. work Students to 3-6 grades will imaginations their putting enjoy Hampton. The cost Hampton. for is this activity $20; be sure to bring money additional to purchase lunch. for something trip to Bowl-O-Rama in Portsmouth, trip open in to to Portsmouth, Bowl-O-Rama bowl with a.m. 9 at begins day The 3-6. grades to a with 3 return p.m. break, a and ing lunch to 3 p.m. Participating students in to 3-5 students grades 3 p.m. Participating and a movie cream, ice soda, pizza, enjoy will $25. just for all — fun of plenty these great vacation events. vacation great these 9 a.m. 27 from December Wednesday, for uled Department by Department stop has to sure announced Be its activities. schedule of vacation December of any for up sign to today office rec the call or S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------age P SEA 35A T | 9 age E ews SR age P N t N | P a B | t s ews a n ews tlantic N N A ope ’ ’ otes ic tlant tlantic classes rill A N G er 10, 2006 | nt ire i tf W arch pi M S ‘ 22, 2006 | 22, 2006 | A 22, 2006 BNE offers classes at the Connie Bean Cen Bean Connie the at classes offers BNE PORTSMOUTH | are PORTSMOUTH now Tickets on sale The story unfolds like this: Upon being for Showtimes “The Grill” Spitfire are Fri PORTSMOUTH | Ballet New England Pre-professional and recreational class in finest the to providing is dedicated BNE 9 | o ter, located at 135 Daniel Street in Portsmouth; Portsmouth; in Street Daniel 135 at located ter, at Centennial Hall, located at 105 Post Road in North and Hampton; Mill Pond Center for the Arts, located at 50 Newmarket Road Durham. in For registration and class schedule call information, Ballet New England at (603) www.balletnewengland.org. visit or 430-9309 for “The Spitfire Grill — The Musical,” playing playing Musical,” The — Grill Spitfire “The for January 19 through February 18 at the Sea coast Repertory Theatre, located at 125 Bow Portsmouth. in Street the to goes Talbott Percy prison, from released small town of Gillead, to find a place where she can start over again. She is taken Hannah in Ferguson, by to help out at her the place, Spitfire Grill. Percy brings change to the small town, stirring resentment and fear memorable this in others in growth in and some, musical. 7 p.m., and 1 p.m. at Saturdays 8 p.m., at days $27- from range Tickets p.m. 3 at Sundays and $37 and may be online at purchase www.sea at office box SRT the calling by or coastrep.org, 433-4793. (603) or 639-7650 (800) (BNE) and the Center For Dance Education are now accepting registrations for the run and 2 2007 January beginning semester, winter 18. March through ning es, with a Professional focus adult. to on 3 ages technical students excellence, to are offered pointe, ballet, classical in offered is instruction pas de deux/ partnering, pre-ballet, creative movement, jazz, modern, flamenco, pilates, and contemporary dance. 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Way the school in very hands. capable bittersweet,” says “I’ve Pierce. spent waking most hours of teachers my come here. with a great The with a great deal of passion be to students the inspire and like them.” And, regarding the students, “they Pierceall want to come here says and do the work have laid out for them.” that we them a support system, the sense of belonging to a small larger the within community WHS community. major step to deterring high school drop out as there will be a team of teachers will who engage in direct interac tive activities and recognize when a student needs that extra support. The personal ized education optimizes a student’s ability to advance whether they are at the top or bottom of their class aca demically. for thinking first. of students — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo - - - ? here T s I “She was hired with Pierce says despite the As we look to redesigning redesigning to look we As Students arrive at WHS This seminar will foster SST From 6A and emotional of well-beingeach student and provide school’s plans for million an expansion $8.5 (the last of the eight principles), will step into the June. position in my impending retirementin mind,” “Margaret has been off Pierce the charts, just fantastic. It’s OK says. for me to retire.” sadness of she knows her she leaving, is leaving 2007 school year. high schools, this innovative initiative will give all incom ing freshmen the opportu nity over their first trimester to comprehend high school expectations and them the skills for a success provide ful four years. schools middle area five from with varying abilities degrees and understanding of of the rigorous studies and opportunities available them to to reach their personal goals. their academic success and address the physical, social ho ings appen W - H nows K first ho W istoric tudents H S ! Douglas Aykroyd Douglas Scoutmaster 177 Troop Hampton the Editor: To Congratulations to the In In a day when much of youth youth is less than positive, isn’t it refreshing what to some 200 hear Scouts and their leaders were able to do for others? Winnacunnet School Board for moving forward Freshman with Seminar for the would would also like to Al’s thank Painting for their generous cash contribution which was used to purchase quantity of a food to large be tributed. dis the news we hear about our According to the caption with this photo at the Lane Library, “In 1940, the Hampton Community Club Community Hampton the 1940, “In Library, Lane the at photo this with caption the to According olidays H 36 ------appy H sudokupuzzle We We would like to pub crowned Frank crowned Curtis and Beatrice king McCarron and queen of its winter carnival. They later were married.” The question posed to is our whether readers they can identify any of the other people, other than Frank Curtis and Beatrice If McCarron? you have a good idea, please mail your identification to: Historic 2 Happenings Academy Hampton, c/o Avenue, John Holman, Lane Memorial Library, NH 03842, or e-mail them to [email protected]. LETTERS From 8A Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and WHO IS PICTURED ABOVE? — ABOVE? PICTURED IS WHO every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 8A rill rill advertised the program on their well known sign as did Channel 22. Food distributed was to the Methodist Church, Trinity Church, St. Vincent de Paul, the Salva Hampton the and Army, tion Officer. Welfare licly thank Domino’s Pizza, Lena’s, and the Hannaford Hampton store who pro vided food and drink to the volunteers. Their continued support is a valued contri bution to the program. We distributed distributed from the Hamp ton Historical Society’s Tuck Museum. The inspected, food was counted, boxed at the First Congrega and tional Church. Our Scouting for Food drop-off point was Mer and Tobey Hall. 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Business of the Year nominatebusinesstimetotakethebusinesses a or thatthey feel are deserving of this distinction. presented each May by “Business NH” Magazine and the NH Association of Chamber Nominees are encouraged to submit for of the local and state Commerce Executives. award at the same time. education/ non-profits, retail/ construction/ engineering, wholesale,health care, financial services/ real insurance, estate/ business services and tourism/ hospitality. of Commerce and contribute exemplifyto their communities goodand serve as businessrole for models other practices, businesses. Merit, consideration not size in should making be the are welcome. nominations. key Self-nominations Entry forms are available at the Exeter Commerce Area office, Chamber located of at 120 Water Street in Exeter online or at www.exeterarea.org. For (603) fore772-2411. information call 32, N ol - - - - - V ! Atlantic News readers may Several drivers have suc The 2007 NASCAR Mexi The series competitors Series events are broadcast live in Mexico, on Televisa, Ameri Latin throughout and ca on SPEED America. Latin contact the Racing Reporter at hodgesnews @earthlink.net. classes at short tracks in the compos fiberglass with U.S., ite bodies and spec engines. cessfully made the transition NASCAR into series this from racing in the U.S., including Jorge Goeters, who claimed the Busch for Pole the award inaugural NASCAR Busch Series race in Mexico City and made his Nextel Glen Series debut Cup at Watkins International in 2005. scheduled is Series Corona co to debut at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Mexico City in the weekendof March 2, along with the NASCAR Busch Series and the Rolex Sports Car Series. Corona Mexico NASCAR All founded in 2004. In the series 2006, consisted of a 14- race schedule at oval tracks throughout courses road and Mexico, including seven of cities: Mexico City, its largest Monterrey, Puebla, Zacate cas, Guadalajara, San Luis Potosi and Queretaro. race stock cars similarthose used to in Late Model olidays H 39 ------appy H south goes MEXICO CITY | NAS Under a licensing agree The series was originally In addition to Daytona, The ARCA series will NASCAR CAR has added its name to a to name its added has CAR new racing series in Mexico. ment with NASCAR,Desafio Corona the Series will become the NASCAR Mexi co Corona Series in 2007. Speedway, Speedway, with live, flag-to-flag coverage of the 44th annual Daytona ARCA 200 season opener. events scheduled for cover age in ’07 include Toledo both Speedway at on May 20 and October 14 and both at Pocono Raceway on June 9 and August Speedway on April 27, Iowa 4. Kansas Speedway on June 2, Michi gan Int’l Speedway on June 15, Kentucky Speedway on July 13, Nashville speedway on August 11, the Super Milwaukee Mile on August 26, Gateway Int’l Raceway on August 31, Chicagoland Speedway on September 8 and Talladega Superspeed way on October 5 will com plete the coverage. Motsinger Motsinger for his long-time support and to commitment sponsoring ARCA MAX RE/ Series race events Salem at Speedway via Eddie Gilstrap Motors. have 14 in televised 2007 on events Speed Channel. The 2007 broadcast age cover of the ARCA RE/ MAX Series will begin on Satur day afternoon, February 10 at Daytona International ------champ ARCA The Racing Corner The ARCA Spirit Award Others honored on-stage ARCA Matriarch and Co- ARCA Bobby Gerhart received Jack Bowsher, who passed who Bowsher, Jack It’s a long way from Incidentally, Johnson immell K and car Allgaier owner Mike (tenth). was presented to Steve award award and the Bill Crown. Triple France included sixth place points finisher Todd Bowsher and his mother Julie Ryan Bowsher, Foster andowner Frank his Kimmel (sev car enth), Jason Hedlesky and and his car owners Bill Wells Nevie Richardson (eighth), Brett Rowe (ninth) and Jus tin Allgaier and his father joined on stage by his broth er Billy Gerhart, who serves as his car owner and chief. and Billy crew his Venturini Cathy mother and owner car for honors received Venturini finishing a career-best third in points, while Ryan How Gib Mark owner car and ard son were formally honored for their fourth-place points finish. Fifth-place points fin earned Bjorklund Blake isher the 2006 Rookie of the Year of the man who touched so many in the ARCA over world the course of a racing career that lasted nearly 60 years. Founder, Mildred Marcum, who will celebrate her 93rd birthday on January 6, was among those in attendance. accolades for his place points finish second- and was Clarksville, Indiana native racked up his eighth nation al ARCA RE/ MAX Series championship in 2006. away this past April, posthumously recognized at was the yearly banquet in Cov ington, Kentucky, on 9, Dec. as the guest of The honor. audience, approaching 600, was treated to a big screen tribute to the life and career off off season racing, but he is expected to test at Daytona in January. Frank Kimmel’s small-town the to roots Indiana southern top of the ARCA RE/ MAX Series record books, but the veteran driver has become a familiar fixture on stage at ARCA’s National Champi The Banquet. 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