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By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer recent recall on pet foods source. 01-March-07" through “Best By 11-June- from manufacturer Menu Dawn Price, who owns The Natural 07” were pulled for bearing the deadly A Foods Inc. last week has sev- Dog, a holistic and natural pet supply chemical. eral Seacoast residents looking toward store in Newburyport, Mass., with her Price said these recalls can occur as what they’re feeding their animals, husband, Jeff, said the incident is not a often as two to three times per year. while one local business owner said the unique happening, but only the most Although Price said she was not incident is not a new one. pronounced one to date. certain what the cause of the illnesses The recall followed a number of “This is a more prevalent occurrence from the latest incident was, she said reports of kidney failure in both dogs than people think,” she said. these recalls occur in general because and cats. The recall was on wet pet food Price holds a degree in nutrition, of the quality of products utilized in only, made between the dates of Dec. has taught canine and feline nutri- their foods. 2006 and early March falling under the tion throughout the region, as well as “The companies that this happens to category of “cuts and gravy”-style food worked for the largest distributor of are using a very poor quality of grain,” sold in cans and pouches. holistic and premium pet foods in the said Price. In total, the recall encompassed 48 country. Because of improper storage or brands of dog food and 40 brands of Price said the noteworthiness comes handling of the grain, the introduc- cat food; among them, such names as from the fact that, this time around, a tion of molds called vomatoxins can Eukanuba and Iams, as well as several more broad range of foods was affect- occur, according to Price. Vomatoxin WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF store brand varieties. ed. is a chemical compound produced by According to the pet food company, “It’s just more widespread than it fusarium molds and can prove fatal its investigation has found that the tim- has been,” she said. to pets. VOLVOS, JAGUARS ing of the production associated with In Dec. 2005, Diamond Foods, a Price said she recommends a more the reports of suspect food coincides company distributing pet food to much premium brand of pet food to her & HONDAS with the introduction of an ingredient of the U.S. this side of the Mississippi, customers. BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST from a new supplier. The company held a similar recall after discovering “You’re going to pay for it,” said IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! stopped using that ingredient short- aflatoxin in its food. Foods produced Price, “but they’re healthier and a better ly after the discovery and since then in its Gaston, South Carolina plant quality. I feel the consumer needs a lot 603.772.8233 *10% good up to $50.00 in service has used an ingredient from another bearing best used by dates of “Best By FOOD Continued on 6A•

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It won’t affect current easements. Supporters said that this would clear up any | use" for easements held by the state of New Hampshire to Committee. A YES vote FAVORED borrowing money to buy money borrowing FAVORED YES vote A Committee. Mountain. Temple PASSED the bill 227-128 onto the Public Works & Highways onto Works the the bill Public 227-128 PASSED want want to add more park land when the state Parks Division had trouble maintaining what it already had. The Senate and and cell power exclusion, of approving the deal before the localities voted on it in town meeting, and/or they didn’t Supporters said this was bargain price to preserve a mountain mountain a preserve to price bargain was this said Supporters for future generations. Opponents disagreed with the ATV would would exclude cell towers and ATVs from the mountain. million cost would be funded by the towns of Peterborough, of Peterborough, towns by the be funded would cost million Sharon and as Temple well as The private individuals. deal HB183 would allow the state to borrow $535,000 to purchase purchase to $535,000 borrow to state the allow would HB183 as Mountain a Temple The state rest reservation. of the $1.6 vote OPPOSED the bill, at least at this time. this at least at bill, the OPPOSED vote breaks breaks to more groups only the increases property taxes on everybody else. The Senate TABLED the bill 14-10. A YES break. break. Opponents either felt that combat Veterans should be treated specially, or noted that handing out more tax the end, it was up to the local communities to extend the tax the to extend communities it up was end, the to local the Finance Committee Finance to Committee consider the They fiscal implications. emphasized that that this was enabling legislation, and at Veterans. Supporters said that all Veterans should be treated be should treated said that all Veterans Supporters Veterans. and equally, that the bill should be passed onto the Senate YET YET | to discharged all honorably for Veterans combat exemptions over to the Senate Finance Committee. A YES vote FAVORED FAVORED vote YES A Committee. Finance Senate the to over EMT. to benefit death the extending the amendment 14-10, and then passed the bill unanimously unanimously bill the passed then and 14-10, amendment the ambulance ambulance services that don’t pay into the insurance fund, PASSED Senate The benefits. the receiving be not should and Supporters Supporters said that EMTs are also save risking their people. lives Opponents to said that they work for private of of At a issue was or police office an fire fighter. amendment technicians. management emergency to benefit that extend to would have established $100,000 death would $100,000 to benefit have established the family YES vote FAVORED increasing the drop-out age. drop-out the increasing FAVORED vote YES schools for troubled kids. The Senate PASSED the bill 17-7. 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(603) or 642-5932 drop-off for donations to find good audio CDs, homes DVDs, videos, or paperbacks), (hardcover books for unwanted books and records/ LPs. Donations may be brought to the dinner and dropped into the gray container located in the Grange Hall parking lot. Money raised through this effort Hall. Grange the maintain help will the East Kingston PTO’s Bingo Basket Bonanza, scheduled April 5 for from Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m. in the multi-purpose School. Elementary Kingston East at room under) with a $20 maximum for ticket price includes two families Bingo cards with over additional cards four. The each. $1 for available and raffles for 12 unique gift baskets, designed and created by East Kingston Elementary students. Refreshments will Enjoy a also be fun available. in of evening support the East PTO Elementary Kingston by their attending Bingo exciting The Bonanza. Basket is school at located Lane 5 in Andrews 642-3511. (603) call information more For Kingston. East the the Wiggin Memorial Library’s two-day Sale, taking Spring place March Book 23-24 in the cafeteria room at located 10 Hill Bunker of Center, Municipal the Stratham Avenue. Book sale hours are Friday, March 23 from 11 a.m. to March 24 5 from p.m., 10 and a.m. Saturday, to 2 p.m. Shoppers can treat to themselves some good books and help support the library at the same time. information about this event, 772-4346. (603) at call Library the Wiggin Memorial fourth annual Winter Auction on Saturday, the March Elm 24 Street Dining Hall, at located on the campus. Academy Phillips Exeter 5 at p.m. starts Guptill, Gary auctioneer local by hosted portrait Red memorabilia, Sox sports restaurants, local other personal training and much, much jewelry, packages, more. drinks. and food free include also will evening The Day School, a non-profit pre-school and Kindergarten. For of list current the and directions including information, more school.com/auction. www.exeterday visit items, auction hold their monthly public breakfast on Sunday, March 25 a.m. 8-11 from toast, ham, bacon, sausage, home Beverages include fries tomato and and orange coffee juice, coffee, cake. tea is The $5 cost of cocoa. and for for $2.50 the adults breakfast or under. and 12 age children this month’s winners are Avis Anita Denis Edgerly, and C. Weld. Kensington. in 150 Route on located is Hall Legion The youth. 394-7920. (603) call information, more For at p.m. 12:30 at 25 March Sunday, on dinners turkey of season Exeter. in Place Hall 16 on located Hall, Grange the turkey, mashed potatoes, butternut squash, string cranberry beans, sauce, gravy, bread, beverages and pies. homemade (603) calling by made be may and suggested are Reservations ------North Hampton Craig N. Salomon In conclusion, I wish to One more thought: The only evidence I saw I trust that the lessons There There were many people To Bill Paré and Ron Private citizens who convenience in favor of good of favor in convenience government. once again one thank and renew every my to pledge work hard, honestly and effectively for North Hamp ton. Thanks to old friends Dave like Colt, Bill lin McLaugh and Charlie McDonnell and new ones like team a was This Jr. Charles Mahoney, effort. of negative was a mailing which distort campaigning ed and my the record town’s projected tax rate and which attempted to instill fear into huge (a sewer the over voters non-issue). This mailing was timed in a way calculated to prevent any kind of mean ingful response. of last November and March this will teach the propo nents of that type tics of that poli it has no North Hampton. place I will meet in them half-way by agreeing to encourage my ers support to eschew the politics of especially want to thank my nephew Dave and his wife Kat, who flew in from Penn sylvania for a hockey game and ended up working on the campaign. insights valuable shared who into local issues in with particular me, Paul Cuetara, Nancy Beveridge and Henry Fuller. Dupuis, I say “thank you” for running positive, issue- oriented campaigns. I hope that you both willway to contribute your skills find a and energy to North Hamp ton. I also promise to work with your supporters who likewise contributed to the positive tenor of this paign. cam I continue to respect and admire people like Shep Kroner, Dick Wollmar, Tim Larnard and Chuck Robie. Martin and Joe Fitzgerald. asked for signs and letters wrote included Lermer, Mike Jennifer and Hart, Cheryl Ralph White, Russell Jeppesen, Mark Janos, Rich Goeselt, Don and Jane Palm er, Mike LaRiviere,Iafolla, Mike the Downeys,Sillays, Greg the Corbett, Mike and Bill Donahue, Diane and Janet Carlson, Neil and Gail Hiltunen, and Lee and Mary Saunders, to name a few. I

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