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AGE 4A j A AWIC EWS U E . 200 I , , 2 SI 40 OCA SA E O S E E S O E E I O A thought about charter schools To the Editor: was at the top of the agen- US Embassy personnel and tion from NATO countries. We all want to save tax da. Today's Charter School the Afghan Defense minis- I was pleased to have dollars. One evident way teachers' dedication reminds ter. spoken with our Congress- and still get excellent results me of the dedicated teacher Our Congresswoman is woman and to have the is Charter Schools. Did you of the past. greatly concerned about the opportunity to pass along know Charter Schools' cost I salute the Charter current situation in Afghani- . her thoughts to you. per student is about one third Schools and teachers. I stan, despite the United Lenore Patton of theregular school budget n r the legislature to States' presence there for the Hampton costAtrAtUdent with excel- pr v d th funding they past seven years. She said lenfrestd*Poes this lead to deserve and not put them that the terrain is extremely A KS OM teacherions being pos- through this budget and challenging, and offers liter- I CO AKE MA sessivi*i. or jealous? t exercise every year. ally endless places to hide. To the Editor: Charter5chools are part We, asaxpayers, deserve There are few roads, and the The - Lincoln Akerman of tht-AbCation system. the breat of lower cost p r main cash crop is the p pp , School Destination Imagina- Why dOTtrtey' have such a student with good results. which is converted into her- tion program recently sent a SWO I pt n l Ch f S ll v n h hard" tii;ne•getti ng that small Mary Smyk oin and opium. Corruption team of seven fourth- and nn n d th pp nt nt f l th t f ll t part of1-"the funding? Is it Stratham is rampant. Various officials fifth-grade students to the p t n th th t n p l d p rt nt. pt n n Cl r iiiiOns protecting their indicated that it would take DI Global Finals competition A O E EE E n C ph r r h nt h n p t n n n 8. Off r by securing higher 12 to 15 years before Afghan- in Knoxville, TN. With 903 th, h h r d p rt t Off r n n r 2008, salaries, t n , teachers To the Editor: istan could function on its teams from all 50 states and rr ntl f n h n h h l r d r t t n C ll . workshops and more perks? I recently had the oppor- own. 10 different countries compet- h d l d t b n tt nd n th l St nd rd nd I can testify 10 the excel- tunity to talk to Congress- Shea-Porter said that ing, Global Finals was quite r n n A d th r n A t . — Atl nt C rt h t lence of Charter School stu- woman Carol Shea-Porter greater participation by other an experience. teamwork, they finished 17th 11-year-olds learned a tre- dents. For three years I have at the Londonderry Demo- NATO countries is the key to Bryce Carlson, Mark in their division at Global • mendous amount along their been one of three judges of cratic Committee's Spaghetti success in Afghanistan. The Fagan, Kern Hanson, Eric Finals. DI journey this year — about essays written by students. Dinner. Shea-Porter had just challenges are so enormous Lane, Regan Orzechowski, To all in the community teamwork, thinking out- returned from a fact-finding Meghan Tanguay and Hold- We don't know ahead of and the cost so great that the who helped support these 7 side the box, getting along mission to Afghanistan. en Wasson began working time the schools the entrants country cannot be re-built youngsters in their quest to with others, advocating for attended. Each year the This trip is the third without more help from the on their Challenge back in November, under the guid- attend Global Finals, thank their ideas, seeing a tough winner came from Charter Shea-Porter has made to a Europeans, which, so far, ance of Team Managers you! Thank you for join- job through from beginning Schools, home schooling or war zone in the past three they have been unwilling Kathy Hanson and Allison ing them for pizza at Papa to end and then working to private schools. years, two to Iraq and one to provide. Congresswoman Orzechowski. Gino's; thank you for pur- make it even better, work- to Afghanistan. During the I have very fond mem- Shea-Porter said that she After countless hours of chasing baked goods and ing under pressure, think- visit, she met with General ories of my public school will bend every effort to work, the team competed in lemonade at the Hampton ing on their feet, responding experience where learning McKiernon, NATO troops, help gain greater coopera- the Regional Tournament in Falls Free Library; thank you to "crisis," and notably the mid-March, finishing second for donating to them at the importance of family and in their division and advanc- LAS Middle School Play; community support in accom- Op n v r d t ll ing to the State Tournament. thank you for attending the plishing your goals. Thanks S nd n With a huge push in the two Social at Stacey Jane's; thank to all in the community who weeks between Regionals and you for purchasing T-shirts helped make this experience States, the team pulled off through the FundraisingTees a First Place Finish earning sale; thank you for buying . Sheila Tanguay, Jill Munir Gr t t d the opportunity to compete in lunch at the Hampton Falls Coordinators Global Finals. Blossom Run; thank you for LAS DI Program Thanks to tremendous donations from the Hampton Team Olympians: Bryce Gr t W v community support, the team Falls School Board, the LAS Carlson, Mark Fagan, Kern was able to raise the money to PTO and numerous individu- Hanson, Eric Lane, Regan attend the competition; and als; thanks to all those who Orzechowski, Meghan with a continued showing of supported us along the way. Tanguay, Holden Wasson effort and most importantly This team of 9-, 10- and Hampton Falls
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The cor- will have the opportunity to viding the Seacoast region gatherings, from Rotary poration also supplies con- join in with the celebration, with excellence in assisted Club meetings to special tract rehabilitation therapy and toast one as well. living servic- events, non- to more than 800 healthcare Partridge House Assist- es," says Denis COME C ELEBRATEI profit organi- providers in 23 states and Beach resort area, and offers cookie bouquet from Cook- ed Living Community will Donovan, exec- rn b t zations and the District of Columbia. residents three apartment ies By Design, a one-month swing its doors open for utive director rtr d t t • more, since Partridge House, mean- options and amenities such membership with Fitness the public on Thursday, of Partridge 0th nn v r r br t n Partridge while, is a full-service, all as a heated indoor pool, a Revolution, a gift certificate June 25 from 4-7 p.m., for House. "Par- C nt t n n v n House offers inclusive, 40-unit, assisted health and wellness cen- to Brothers North restau- an open house 10th Anni- tridge House n n v nl on-site cater- living health care center ter, restaurant-style dining, rant, a gift certificate to SPA versary Cocktail Party, provides 24- n h , rn ing and meet- with 24-hour nursing staff, a beauty parlor and much Treatment, a floral arrange- including drinks, live instru- hour staffing, (60 2 0 2 ing rooms for 16-hour LPN /RN coverage, more. The small studio, ment from Seacoast Florist, mental entertainments, hors on-site rehabil- any occasion. medication management, large studio and one-bed- a gift certificate to the Galley Hatch, a gift certificate to d'oeuvres and more. itation therapy, recreational Of the 33 staff members, on-site rehabilitation thera- room apartment units offer It's an opportunity for and social events, a medi- nearly a quarter have been py, recreational and social private accommodations for the 'Ashworth Hotel dining Seacoast residents to not cal alert system, medication on board since the Partridge events, a medical alert sys- individuals as well as cou- room, a two-month member- only meet the staff, celebrate management and transpor- House was completed in tem and transportation. The ples. Each unit includes his ship to Curves. the anniversary, and enjoy tation, all in a safe, nurturing 1999 — an ambitious expan- facility designed for custom- or her own kitchenette and Can't make it for the delicious free food, but learn environment." sion that connects the home ized nursing care plans for oversized bathroom with cocktail party? Staff mem- what Partridge House is all Step across the marble to the Oceanside Center each individual resident. easy bathtub access. bers are available every day about and has to offer. inlaid partridge which nursing home next door. In addition to long-term The easiest way to learn to answer questions and give The 40-bed assisted liv- adorns the main entrance, Last year, as part of its assisted living, Partridge more — and have a wel- tours of the entire facility. ing community, managed and into the facility itself, ongoing pursuit for endur- House also provides short coming good time as well Just call (603) 929-3032 and by Genesis Health Care, and it is no wonder why ing excellence in the field, term respite care for family — is to visit the 10th Anni- ask for Paula Hartwell-Bell, is located at 777 Lafayette Partridge Househas enjoyed Partridge House partnered caregivers. Partridge House versary Celebration on June Marketing 8r Admissions Road in Hampton, and has its success for the past 10 with Genesis HealthCare is the only assisted living 25. The event will feature Director, or visit www.gen- been offering state-of-the- years. The welcoming gran- Corporation, which now community in the Hampton raffle gifts including a sugar esishcc.com . Not too early to avoid WNV, EEE S ECIA O E A A IC EWS up the virus by biting an mosquito. The symptoms of SEACOAST I The NH infected animal first. Lyme disease include chills, Department of Health and EEE is a serious disease fever, headache, fatigue, Human Services (DHHS) that carries a high mortality stiff neck, swollen glands, Division of Public Health rate for those who contract muscle or joint pain, and Services (DPHS) is remind- the serious encephalitis form sometimes a large circular ing citizens with start of the of the illness. Symptoms may (bullseye) rash. Symptoms summer season and warmer include high fever, severe usually begin within a weather to take precautions headache, and sore throat. A month of exposure but can against begin bitten by mos- stiff neck is also a symptom range from 3-32 days. quitoes and ticks. of the severe form of the dis- To prevent EEE and WNV Over the past few years, ease, which can lead to sei- from mosquito bites: If pos- cases of West Nile virus zures and coma. Symptoms sible, stay inside between (WNV) and Eastern Equine usually occur 4-10 days after dusk and dark, when mos- Encephalitis (EEE) have being bitten. quitoes are most active, oth- been decreasing, but there is For individuals who are erwise wear long pants and still a risk for these diseases bitten by a mosquito carry- long-sleeved shirts during here in New Hampshire. The ing WNV, the risk of con- those hours; use an insect number of cases of Lyme trading the infection is low repellent with DEFT accord- disease in the Granite State, and in the overwhelming ing to manufacturer's direc- however, has been increas- majority of cases, there are tions when outside; make ing in the last few years. no symptoms or just mild, sure windows have screens FEE and WNV are trans- flu-like symptoms. At times, on them without holes; elim- mitted through the bite of WNV can causes meningitis inate standing water where an infected mosquito that and can be a serious threat to mosquitoes can breed from UI I G p — r f n l r f ht r l 2664 nd t d t r v has picked up the virus by seniors, young children and outdoor property, such as t th r nt r nd p n n f M ddl t n ld n S ppl n t n pt n. h v nt r d $ 00 f r th ttl M M ll nd, n d ft r f v r ld pt n r d nt M ll feeding on an infected bird. those with compromised old tires, flower pots, and l , h h b n b ttl n An pl t r C ll ph since br r . t r d h r Lyme disease and babesio- immune systems. If illness pool covers. 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Exacerbations aro a pulmonary rehabilitation National Heart, Lung and ever, smokers that develop relatively sudden increase Pulmonary rehabilitation Blood Institute, COPD is COPD will often lose more in wheezing, shortness of involves respiratory thera- currently the fourth leading than half of their lung func-. breath, phlegm production pists, in-depth patient educa- cause of death in the United tion before they seek help and possibly fever. Some tion on various aspects of the OU O AY — S t p h ld t nn l lf States, behind only heart dis- from their doctor. patients may have severe disease process, medication t rn nt r ntl t th O G lf C r n S r rth, ease, cancer and stroke. The unfortunate fact is enough symptoms to war- use and physical therapy to nd nC r n n p n r d th v nt, th t t rant hospital admission. help facilitate an exercise th G ld v l. h pl r nd p t h p n n th Symptoms of COPD that many Americans con- nC r t r (p t r d r. M h l O C nn ll, hn include a chronic cough, tinue to smoke, leading to an Treatment of exacerbations program. Patient support K n , C A, Chr Cl h, A C nd t r nn . difficulty breathing and per- increase in death rates over include increased use of groups are also an important Alth h th r n t t f l th r n manent airflow limitation, the last 30 years for COPD inhaled medications, oral part of the pulmonary rehab pr v r , th r pr d t pl f r h d which affect one's ability patients. There are few mea- steroids which reduce air- program as well. Pulmo- . All f th f nd r d b th t rn nt t to carry out routine activi- sures to reverse COPD; the way inflammation and anti- nary rehabilitation patients S t p t pp rt pr r nd rv f r p t nt , r v r nd th n t , th t th ties. Both emphysema and cornerstone of treatment is biotics. Newer or advanced often receive great ben- treatments for severe COPD efit from talking with each nt n t h lp f l n n d f h p r . chronic bronchitis are related smoking cessation. — Atl nt C rt h t patients include removing other. Patients will leave an to COPD. Cigarette smoke How is COPD managed? OCA ECEI ES SC O A S I is the most common cause, Once diagnosed, there portions of the lung more eight-week program with though a small percentage of are eight principles of COPD severely affected by emphy- increased exercise tolerance, AM O A S I Michael LaBarre, a registered nurse patients can get COPD with- management. These are to sema, continual use of oxy- ability to perform normal from Hampton Falls, has received the Rita Kelly Memorial out having smoked. prevent disease progression gen at home, the use of home daily tasks and a lessened Scholarship presented by the Massachusetts (Mass.) Eye and Patients with COPD often (smoking cessation), relieve ventilators at night through chance of being admitted to Ear Infirmary. seek treatment late, after their symptoms, improve exercise a snugly fit face mask, or a the hospital for acute exac- LaBarre works full time in the main oper- lung function has become tolerance, improve overall lung transplant. One treat- erbations. Patients should ating room at the independent specialty hos- greatly compromised. Nor- health status, prevent and ment method that deserves continue to exercise daily to pital, and is pursuing his Bachelor of Science mal adults can lose one lung treat exacerbations, prevent special attention is the con- maintain the gains they have in Nursing (BSN) degree at the University of and not notice difficulty and treat complications, cept of pulmonary rehabili- achieved in a rehabilitation New Hampshire. He joined Mass. Eye and breathing while performing reduce mortality, and mini- tation. program. Ear in 2007 as a registered nurse. What if I am at risk? "Michael demonstrates consistent and sound clinical prac- Everyone at risk for tice, and has a main focus for continuing his education," says COPD who has cough, spu- Executive Vice President Quality Care and Chief Nursing Offi- S n Y C r Ab t tum production or shortness cer, Carol Covell, RN, MS. "The Rita Kelly Memorial Scholar- of breath should be tested ship will help support his educational goals." The scholarship for the disease. COPD devel- honors the nurse who best depicts a dedication for learning d lp t ? ops slowly, and can worsen and a motivation for professional development. It is named over time. Be sure to report in honor of the late Rita Kelly, a long-time Mass. Eye and Ear • C p n n h p any symptoms you might operating room nurse. have to your physician as Founded in 1824, Mass. 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Many local folks may study on land use, several site, volunteers came ready Organizers are asking any not realize that Hampton members, who have lived to clean and ultimately left community service group or hat a town forest purchased in Hampton for years were with five large garbage bags, individual residents who by taxpayers through the surprised to learn of the exis- each filled to the brim with would like to take part in Hampton Conservation tence of the town forest. recyclables. saving this piece of wooded Commission. A walk in the woods soon Though the effort was solitude to heed the call, and This "town gem," as local led to the discovery of this noble, it only "scratched the contribute a little bit of time environmental enthusiasts beautiful natural area and surface" of the additional to make a lot of difference Interested in taking part in the town forest cleanup? refer to it, consists of acres its potential value to town cleanup work that still needs for all. 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S ESE S AM O E A E &A U E HAMPTON I Ever wonder card and photo collection what the corner of Lafayette and their own wide-ranging CA A Road and VVinnacunnet Road understanding of Hampton's E E E E O looked like back in the 1900s, history.
or what stood where the Those attending the pro- Galley Hatch Restaurant is gram will find out about the t d ? Whittier Hotel and where it
To find out, come and stood, and will discover what
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stories of "Hampton Then Castle Motel — and where
it stands today. Don't miss and Now" on Sunday, June 28 at 2:30 p.m. at the Tuck this visual tour of Hampton,
Museum, located at 40 Park hosted by the Hampton His- r
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Presenters Betty Moore The public is welcome to CO I U I G W I E
and Elizabeth Aykroyd will attend free of charge, and No. 20, the Duplex single be exposing a visual view refreshments will be served. truck early-type convert- of Hampton over the years. For more information, con- ible car is shown here at
They will be displaying the tact Bill Keating (603) 926- the Exeter Railroad Depot
museum's extensive post- 2813. ACK I E AY h Whittier Hotel stood across from where the Galley Hatch sits today in Hampton. in 1899, shortly after being received from the factory of SU AY E E I G the Briggs Carriage Com- pany of Amesbury, Massa- 6/ 1/ 9 5 PM 5 3 M 3 7 M 7 3 M 3 9 M 9 3 1 M 1 3 11 M 11 3 1 AM 1 3 chusetts. WBZ.4 ( r l Ev n n ( M n t ( M ll n ll r - C ld C " r pl W th t r ( Sp rt h nt h In For power, it used two (C S ( K rt ll (CC (CC rd (CC hr t" ( "Ch l n" (CC (CC n l G r t ld r ( GE-57 motors and was the WC -5 d r - n d ( A C t f r Extr M v r p t ( A tOn ( OW rt 1 f ( ( 5 nd f th At th only car of this type owned (A C r Ed t n (CC h d Ed t n t h n tr d r r (CC (CC S r " r nn d n" M v WCSI - 0 G lf US Op n Ch p n h p - n l nd t l n M rl n M rl n rr v M rl n ( ( (CC & Ord r Sp l ( Wh d Sp rt /Ord by the Exeter, Hampton & ( C r thp St t r In r n d l Y (CC C In C l t ( (CC t Un t (CC O t St r S U Amesbury Street Railway. 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U E A A mc EWS • CA (60 26 4 O A E ME O , o 2 u a , 200 A _A mc EWS I AGE A • Seacoas o a y co i u es SEACOAS O A Y O ES - u i g a ece mo i g mee i g, Seacoas o a y a e ou ea y $ K mo e a S4OK is yea i co i u io s o wo y commu i y causes. om e , esco a k E ecu i e i ec o e A e so , Sma g ou oes ig i gs o commu i y O e Sky Commu i y Se ices E ecu i e i ec o o ames, Seacoas o a y esi e a ick yo s, Y MA K C AG the helm of the organization Ki e y Wome a e ou e Sa a McGo ig e, ig A IMI IC EWS SEM W I E which has been serving the o es o esi e o a uko is, Music a SEACOAS I Some Greater Seacoast region for E ecu i e i ec o a icia y c , Seacoas YMCA may say a is is a c assic 11 years. E ecu i e i ec o a k a o, a Amy s ea e am e o a "mouse a At their meeting last oa mem e e o e oge s. oa e ." week, the members of the A a ic ews Cou esy o o W i e sma i com a i Seacoast Rotary doled out so o o e a ea o a y nearly $15,000 alone to a ties and such. This year's ongoing confusion between Such Hopes Foundation of NH, c u s, Seacoas Rotary with number of regional organi- theme was 'Making Dreams this organization and the was the case during a lively Inc. Prescott Park also wel- a few more than 30 mem Real. — similarly-named Portsmouth breakfast meeting recently, zations in need. comed Gold Sponsorship for e s, oa e ou y is as "We're really proud Seacoast Rotary recently Rotary Club. when representatives from 2009 from Seacoast Rotary, yea y aisi g more than of that. After all the time underwent a name change, What's more, Rotarians different organizations lined while the Seacoast YMCA $40,000 through their fund- spent fundraising, its nice to and was formerly known as in Seacoast Rotary thought up to accept contributions and Seacoast Repertory The- raising efforts. have the opportunity to give Portsmouth Club of Ports- that a name change would from Seacoast Rotary follow- ater also benefited from the "We do all these things to back," Lyons says. mouth Sunrise. Meeting in better represent who they ing their year of successful club's support. benefit the community," says "We e u y a local orga- the mornings, every Thurs- serve — not just the city of fundraising efforts. In addition, Kittery outgoing President Patrick nization. A lot of the people day at 7:30 a.m.; the name Portsmouth, but the entire "Amy's Treat" welcomed Womenade, a grassroots, Lyons, who is nearing the we help are families with "Sunrise" seemed fitting. Greater Seacoast region, one of the Seacoast Rota- non-profit organization of end of his year-long term at children who have disabili- However, there was much wherever there is a need. ry donations, as did High women dedicated to helping others, welcomed Seacoast UES AY E E I G o a y assis a ce om is yea s u aisi g. 6 2 0 5 M 5 3 M 3 7 M 7 3 M 3 9 M 9 3 1 M 1 3 11 M 11 3 1 AM 1 3 In the past, Seacoast W - ews ( (CC ews ( E e i g e I - E e ai - C1S "Si e ig " e Me a is " oo ( 1 ou s Mys- ews ( a e S ow Wi e- a e a e Rotary has utilized its "Best (C S (CC ews a e ( me ( (CC o e s" e y (CC (CC yi e e ma ( S ow Pizza in Portsmouth" con- WC -5 ews ( ews ( ews ( A C WI i I si e C o ic e e Su e s a s (Se ies e- e e O i e me ami y ews ( ( 35 1(1 immy Kim- test, its enormously-popular mie e ( (CC e ( Sec e s ( (CC (CC ig i e mei U e ( (CC (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC "Million Dollar Hole-in-One WCS - ews ( ews ( ews ( C 7 Maga-1 ea o I m a Ce e i y Ge Ame ica s Go a e (Seaso emie e ews ( e o ig S ow a e ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e o ea Me Ou o e e Au i io s om ac oss e cou y ( (CC Wi Co a O ie ig - im Challenge," and other enter- W -7 ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( I m a Ce e i y Ge Ame ica s Go a e (Seaso emie e ews ( e o ig S ow a e taining fundraising efforts ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC Me Ou o e e Au i io s om ac oss e cou y ( (CC Wi Co a O ie ig - im -- for the community. WU I- 7 ime We ° o icias o ic e o U Ga c o a Cu a o co e Ma ia a as a a o icias U i isi o icias o icie o a Casa e Is ise This year, the big event (U I U i Isi U i isiO Co a A ge Siem e ese s U is O U i isiO o- was a poker tournament w wisug-g ews ( ews ( ews ( A C Wi E e ai - C o ic e e Su e s a s (Se ies e- e e O ime ime ami y ews ( ( 35 (1 immy Kim- (ABC) (CC (CC (CC ews mee mie s ( (CC e ( Sec e s ( (CC (CC ig i e me i e ( (CC held at Seabrook Greyhound CI WG - WO es i e e e ews ou Wi G ea e iewe a o i es o i eA o ( iewe a o i es C a ie ose ( G ee e a s Park, which netted a substan- • o S u im e e ( (CC os o ( (CC os o Smi ey tial amount of their overall I co WE -11 Cu ious • Cu ious S e e usi ess e ews ou Wi ei g Kee i g As ime e ica o i ey awi y ( 5 G o e ekke (1 3 U e om e annual accumulation which owe s (CC ( S A is s e ( S GOO ge Geo ge Eu o e im e e ( Se e U Goes y "C is mas " was then, as always, given wuq Acco - Sc u s ami y ami y o/ a wo/ a 9 1 e u e" i c e o i c e ews ( (CC Se a E e y- ie s E e y- (CW I ig- im (CC Guy Guy Me Me ( (CC ( (CC e Ci y aymo aymo to organizations to help the wS i(-3 ea o a 7 s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y i ( (CC W a 7 5 asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & community. (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a As Seacoast Rotary pre- W U- 1 MAS k A S i ami y ami y e a a a os o ega " a- os o ega " ea os o ega (CC i es y e ai o- A Ci c e ai o- pares for its annual changing (CC (CC eu eu (CC (CC ico Ac s" (CC Cases" (CC i g am o g am ( A of the guard, so to speak, W - 5 ews ( ews ( I ia ( Ma co m- SeI e Sim so s ouse " e i c " Me a " o es o E - ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so Ki g o ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi (CC ( A (CC gageme " ( (CC (CC e i when it elects its eW o i k y 1 5 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie S ee S ee ai (CC ai (CC u k 7 s C ea e s E O ai ai ce s for the upcoming year, they are already planning for IS Sui e i e Sui e i e 7Su e i e i ei ie Mo a a a a e ( 9 Come y Wi a i OW Mo a a Sui e i e So a e i e e Coiy A Gi mo e G is (CC My Wi e My Wi e 7 s 7 s ome i eos ome i eos Ame - ICa s u ies e 7 C u (CC Make I o eak i the fall fundraising project: ICK S o ge S o ge ake ake iCa y ICa y Sc oo S o ge ome Im 1 ome im o e o e a y a y ami y ami y On Thanksgiving Day, OO eague o y S EE S EE a ack C ow e S y Ki s 3- Game O e ( 3 Ki g- i Ki g- i am Guy am Guy C icke Aqua Seacoast Rotary will host its A o a a (CC e e y i i ies G i i G i i G i i G ose ose ose ose ose ose osea e (CC first annual Turkey Trot, a ____ ES o i e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege ase a CAA Wo Se ies ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e 5K road race that is one of i ES ASCA u i g o i e u i e W A aske a Me cu y a Si e S a s S o sCe e ( Co ege aske a ASCA oke five in the Portsmouth Com- ES C o i g g o i g g os - o i g o i g o i g 197 AU s BOIIIIVOMI o i g Am G a ia o s munity Road Race Series. O S C u W com S o iessi S o s S o s K ock Wo oke ° es am 5 S o s S o s S o s i a oke i a Want to learn more about ES Go es e So e So Game ay M ase a os o e So a Was i g o a io a s I i gs e So S o s e So M ase a _ what the Seacoast Rotary C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo i e ( ou o s o ig Cam e ow ( a y Ki g i e ( A e so Coo e 3 ( (CC a y Ki g i e does? Simply stop by and as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( e C C Ma Mo ey ( Ku iow e o C C e o s os i u io Ma i ua a I c join them for a Thursday u" O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a I y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( morning meeting, held each I IS C a a ( (CC e E S ow ( a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow EC ews ay i e oa usi ess ig i e oa usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews a (CC week at 7:30 a.m., at Ports- mouth Gaslight at 64 Market M _ O aws ( 5 S ee ace ( Emi e i sc (CC e - ies I Wa o e ie e I a s EA S o s Mo ga ue oo (CC um e Street. g MA e i c e i e u k ( 1 ooms ay ( o a Mi e 1 e oy II e Go e A my ( ow a s o me s ( 7 Ac io S ia a eou (CC Coe I S OW o u a ( 5 Sicko ( 7 ocume a y ( ay (7 55 e 3 1 o Yuma ( 7 Wes e Wee s u se Wee s u se Go s a Mo s e s I I Y C U C OS S Co essa ome Cooki g Mi u e C a e ge ( Cakes Cakes es es C o e ( ( Goo U w a es es m OO CO G i i e a e o Se E U My i- ouse i s i s ouse uck ouse S age s i come i s i s i s AISE SE ICE A E i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i e Me-Mike i e Me-Mike i a e oo s HAMPTON I Trinity • c. ME e i s (CC e i s ( e i s (1 e i s ( e i s ( e C ea e ( (1 5 e C ea e e i s ( Episcopal Church will host ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ( ( 1 A e e Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c an Ecumenical Praise and IS Su e e oes Su e uma ( Mo e Ma e s — e e os a amus ( (CC i e A e eo e Mega isas e s os a amus w Worship Service on Thurs- o & Ka e 8 W a o o Wea ees Cake o Ka e o Ka e 1 Ki s 1 Ki s i e U ie o Ka e 1 io Ka e 1 Ki s 1 1 Ki s -- C day, June 25 at 7 p.m. The a owee a owee 5 e e ge o Mic ae Mye s • E o cis e egi i g ( S e a Sica aga E o cis e egi i g ( S o e Ska sga AMC u ic is welcome to attend. M o Goi g i a y M u u ue i e (CC a is i o a is i o a s i o -- - o Goi g >- The church is located at 1- S aymo aymo aymo ie s SeI e ISsi e em Guy1 am Guy ai GuyI am Guy O ice -1 ice Sei ei 15si e Se & Se & w + cc aw & O e o es (CC o es (CC We i g ay ( aw o e ( Sa i g G ace ( i aw o e ( Sa i g G ace (CC 200 High Street in Hampton. is woo e is e Sou E ews ai y 1 i g I O A o o i g ( Ke a IKe a iC eises E ews C e sea i g I For more information > E USA CIS ( OS "S i e Wa " CIS "I e a k" ouse ( O ouse "A o e" (CC ouse (M ouse ( I ai Sig (CC about this event, call Trinity U E S i S su mi _ oss imos e a e e e a 1 e e aye s o o y ( 9 ( (CC a i -1Wi _ _ asie i se e at (603) 926-5688. AGE 20A I A A MC EWS I U E 19, 2009 V L , N 2 S O OCA I M SA E O S r N H TF 1 rS A WWW.COOK4 O E IES .COM W l t d nt n fr r pr v t pd t d h W l t pl v b h fr th 3 + ft t -b lt th d nd t n b t h r n d AM AI EY, S ES® EA O ® h p t nt l f r n-l t r t -p r t bd p r h nd d 3bd 5 b p r n t h n 5b r r p t h rd d r n t / h rr t h n 60 4 00 x 6 C ll: 60 0 0 6 . l EM v . 2 M pl d Av , rt th, 0 80 .N n l nd v . P .B l .h O n d nd p r t d b A n rp r t d. CO WE Q A W. t M S 206 O WES S , O SMOU $ 0,000 St rl n S t A rd W nn r ESI E IA OKE AGE U I E A E, AM O EW ICE $ $48 , 00 SIG U OW O SUM IE YOU OCK E SEM ES AM O I There is Beginning Summer Youth coached by Mark Davenport still time to register for any Rock Ensembles, coached by and will meet on Tuesdays pf the Summer Youth Rock Brian Bergeron, will meet on at 12 noon July 7 through Ensembles being offered at Wednesdays front June 15 August 4. For more informa- Music Makers, located on through August 19, at either tion and prices, or to sign- Ar t r , l t Lafayette Road in Hampton. 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. The Chris- up, contact Music Makers at Students in the ensem- tian Rock Ensemble, will be (603) 929-2952. bles will learn to play with a group, work out arrange- WE ES AY E E I G ments, take solos, set tempos, explore rehearsal techniques, 6 24 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 and deal with equipment BZ4 N (N ( N (N v n n Th n nt rt n ld hr r n r n l nd : N "Th B x" N (f4 L t h th D L t L t issues — all while working ( B ( N d r (N nt t n rr d "H n F r " (HD .( ( v d L tt r n (N h VB N (N N (N N (N B ld n d hr n l p t (N (HD rv v d J p Pr t : r N (N (: ( 206 J toward a live performance. ( B ( ( ( N d t n ( ( n h (N ( ( N htl n l L v (N ( The Summer Youth Rock H 6 N (N N (N N (N NB 20 D l Of l br t ... t r t T l nt Th Ph l nthr p t N (N Th T n ht h L t Ensemble, coached by Robert (NB ( ( ( N zine. O D l t f H r d t n . (N "P l t" (N ( ( th n n Br n N ht J McClung, will meet on Mon- HDH N (N N (N N (N NB xtr (N l br t ... t r t T l nt Th Ph l nthr p t N (N Th T n ht h L t days at 12 noon from July (NB ( ( ( N H d ( t f H r d t n . (N "P l t" (N ( ( th n n Br n N ht J N 2 Pr r p t° N t N t r n n h l d d n l r n P r D n Fr n Pr Pr r N t r L d R 13 through August 17. 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His While the future may Today, the bookshelves of his automotive pride and encouragement and enthu- bring some uncertainties, on are barren in his office, and joy. "It's as old as I am, and siasm was appreciated but surety is that Dr. Lister. will only a couple of photos I really want to finish restor- somewhat expected since he be missed. remain framed on the walls ing it." was superintendent trying "Dr. Lister loves this dis- as Dr. Lister finishes packing That's not all he has to 'lift up' his people," says trict. He has spent his whole up for retirement, thus end- planned, however, and while teacher Teri Grizzle. "My career dedicating his time ing a brilliant 33-year career his staff faces watching him surprise came one summer and talents to this school promoting education and vacate his office for good, when a personal card arrived system. He will be greatly developing the future of the the community can rest in my mailbox. With our missed as a friend and col- region's youth. assured that Dr. Lister plans instant e-mails, note-writ- league," says Linda Briolat, "When we first moved to stay active in the town he ing is becoming a lost art. fourth grade teacher at Little to Portsmouth, the thought has long called home. His written appreciation and Harbour School. vas, 'Well, we'll probably "I'm going to stay support was genuine and When Dr. Lister look stay here for a couple of involved. I'm not going MIMS — Dr. Robert Lister hands a d pl t . powerful. Although I have the stage at the Portsmouth years and move on," laughs anywhere," he says with a C lb rt d r n r d t n r n l t r. h t r n many reasons to remember High School Class of 2009 Dr. Lister, on reflection. smile. pl r r j t n f th n th t r. t r Bob, the unexpected card graduating ceremonies last 'Now, I can not imagine a Dr. Lister began his career h lp d h p n, h h v t d pl t rt th will mean the most. I am week, it was for the last time teaching special education, h S h l t d nt h t th r h l n h rt n rd r t now teaching at Dondero as superintendent. But he better place to be. I was for- rv th ntr n th r WWII r th K r n W r. tunate to be able to have all was a vice principal at the — Atl nt h t b M r Ch r. and will remember seeing does have a message for all of the opportunities that I've Portsmouth Middle School, Bob standing in the blck of the students, from Kinder- he may be leaving, his legacy ences this r was when had here." assistant superintendent, the cafeteria watching and garten through high school, will remain. Dr. Lister came into read his The decision to retire, and for the past five years supporting our students in who will go on to become "These are all profes- 'Bobby and Jimmy' stories. he says, is all part of his has served as superinten- all of their school-wide pre- the leaders of tomorrow. sional people. Not just the Weeks later I overheard four plan. He says he intended all dent. sentations." "Make your choices. Be teachers, but everyone. It's a students at snack talking along to step down when he Before the heartfelt good- While it may have been safe. And take advantage of real team effort here. It takes about how they have adven- turned 60 — which he has, byes have begun, already a his job, Dr. Lister made it per- every opportunity you have, that to make it all happen," tures just like Bobby and although one would never scholarship has been estab- sonal, and success stemmed and participate in making Dr. Lister says, praising all Jimmy. He will be greatly believe it when looking at lished in his name at the not only for him, but for all the community a great place the employees in the school missed by both the students him, for despite a few gray Portsmouth Alt&native Sec- around him. to be," Dr. Lister says. "The system. and staff." hairs, the longtime educator ondary School, and plans are "It is one thing for a sky is the limit. They need to As it turns out, many had "As parents, we remem- barely looks a day over 45. in the works to plant a tree in superintendent to give sup- know that there are unlimit- plenty of gratitude to share ber Dr. Lister for the hand- Now it's time to play a his honor at the Portsmouth port and another for teach- ed opportunities for them." for Dr. Lister as well. written notes he sent to-our little golf, enjoy more time High School, complete with ers to truly feel the positive While the faculty wanted "Bob is definitely a peo- children for achievements, with his family, and finally his name engraved on a presence on their behalf. to hold a retirement party ple person. He knows every- and asking about them after finish restoring that candy- brass plate. These are just a With Dr. Lister, we always for Dr. Lister, he humbly one and is always willing to' graduating," adds Cyn- apple-red '49 Chevy he has few of the ways that the fac- have. His warm approach, declined. And while praise listen and lend a hand," says thia Hart, school nurse at stored in his garage. ulty has shown that, while integrity and help has pours in along with the fare- Jill LeMay, principal at the Dondero. "As a school staff touched many of us — stu- wells, Dr. Lister says that, Dondero Elementary School. member, Dr. Lister support- dents, teachers and parents over the years, one of his "The children of Portsmouth ed new initiatives and staff — really the whole commu- brightest shining moments have been extremely fortu- development through his nity. I have witnessed his came not on the stage in the C : nate to have him as teacher knowledge of resources and honesty and constant aim for limelight, but on a city street O E AM O S and leader." grant writing efforts." improvement in all of us. He downtown. "I have never seen a Even those who have not An n t • rd will be sorely missed and As it was, Dr. Lister superintendent so invest- known Dr. Lister for very his shoes hard to fill," says encountered a former stu- ed in what is best for the long, quickly learned of his Deborah Twombly, at Don- dent, who had graduated children. Students love Dr. merits. 2 . 222 dero. "He attended every some years before. Lister," says Janine Beck, "I am a newcomer to the event; Boy Scouts, awards, "This was back when I tt n n h n Cr Kindergarten teacher at district as far as not knowing school events, met to discuss was assistant principal. He [email protected] Little Harbour School. "If Bob throughout the years of personal difficulties, had his saw me and came up to me you asked my Kindergarten his teaching and adminis- hand on the pulse of the and said, 'You know Dr. class, they would say that tration career. While work- community, always there to Lister, you were right, — he one of their favorite experi- ing as a paraprofessional at listen, react, and help. Who recalls. "That's the kind of little thing that, when you get back to the office and close . A t t v hn n t n • the door, you think, 'Well, S t rd p. n , f. S t this is all worthwhile." fr n tz:00 pn f 6:00 p . l ll" , p I, • I W rr ntl h v f ll t t t v t hn n Now, haying reached out ( . ,t 4 ti),, ,i,t1.: •,,/,‘ to so many students over the 4r l p t n v l bl t t r nd p nd nt rv nt r. t ll n l d f ll rv r p r years, it's finally time to go home for good when the bell n ll nd d l . h d l nd d t h ld rings one last time. h v l n dr v n r rd, b ASE rt f d nd h v As for the students? p t nt dr v b l t nd l tr l d n ll th "They are a great group n f r xp r n n th nd tr . S l r of kids. They are facing ll b d t r n d b d n ll nd xp r n . their own new adventures l l r t as well," he says. "It will be a bittersweet goodbye. I've rv n n t n t r . rn had a lot of great memories serving the City of Ports- • II f mouth." • II Kn mi ton Now its time to fire up • 4 ■ that '49 Chevy. The sun may E 0 E be setting on his education 630 W h n t n d • , • (60 64 WORKS r : M n S t • S n 0 2 career in Portsmouth, but tv. r d r . n n t Q4 f t S rv long road is winding ahead. A A r EWS 4 CA (60 26 4 A E ISE l.. , 2 U E , 200 A A IC EWS I AGE 2 A I E A IO A SU I G AY S rf p f r M rh ff r d t n r Y MA K C AG . designed over the course of A A IC EWS S A W I E his career. HAMPTON I On Satur- Using the natural world day, it won't matter if the as an inspiration, Meyerhof- waves are firing or blown fer created a shape that is out here on Seacoast. For organic and fluid and seems surferi, it will still be coolest to better fit the wave. IO place to be. the new board fuses short Instead of surfing the ." EM I . 0 Pioneers Boardshop will and longboard elements wave, "the wave surfs AUS U . ie ik • play host to International together for a more respon- you," allowing the surfer to comi G soo GO C S Surfing Day, Saturday, June sive, faster surfboard that "truly become one with the M W IS YO — I IOG CAW 20, with events at Hampton is easier to use. The board wave." "BeidtOld Orchard Beach, just launched and Pioneers Each section of the board and York Beach. is carrying the full line at the is optimized for maximum Organized in conjunction comprehensive surf, skate performance and experi- with the Surfrider Founda- and snow sporting goods ence, resulting in a comple,x tion, surfers across the globe store located at 62 Lafayette shape with three different .take part in the annual Inter- Road in North Hampton. sections or contours. national Surfing day, when The Meyerhoffer looks The shape makes it they "go out, catch a few to change the emotional easier to use for beginners, waves with friends and help experience of surfing. As and more responsive for dean up an area beach. a designer for brands such advanced surfers. Local surf shop Pioneers as Porsche, Nike and Apple Later on Saturday, there will be hosting the day at (he was responsible for the will be a bonfire and beach 8th Street ("The Wall") at eMate), Meyerhoffer has cleanup in Old Orchard Hampton Beach on Satur- been on the forefront of Beach, Maine, to benefit the day morning from 6-9 a.m. change at many brands. local Surfrider chapter. The event begins with a However, for the first The weekend will close deanup at 6 a.m. and board time he feels his new design out with another demo of demonstrations of the hot- will change people's per- The Meyerhoffer on Sunday, test new board on the mar- ception of an entire prod- June 21 at York Beach, Maine ket — The Meyerhoffer. uct, namely the longboard. from 8 a.m. to 12 noon with Designed by world- In addition, he considers host Liquid Dreams Surf renowned industrial design- this to be the most unique Shop, which is now carryin er Thomas Meyerhoffer, and special product he has the Meyerhoffer board line. OI . A ic. I I o w ii e I C U ES U O QUA S OI , OI I E , U ICA E C AI S, MU I OI GOO O MOS CA S & IG UCKS I G IS A UA E COU O I O QUICK A E I E 000 0 .0 I A AU O CE E ow oim wm■ —_ 4.i■o a I I I 4 E I IEC ICM E. 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I want to share with you works so well, that for years now there have been coordinates body physiology and facilitates the another awesome story from someone in our office. more visits to alternative health therapies (like us) healing of the injury. It happens no other way. You Elaine is the woman in the middle of the photo. than to traditional medical ones. Americans today have to care for your spine and nerve system When she came into our office she had neck pain understand that taking drugs to cover up symptoms to have true health and well being due to the and terrible allergies. Her doctor told her that not makes little sense. Chiropractic is not only for relationship between the spine and nervous only would she have neck pain, but also arthritis neck & back pain, headaches, stiffness, sciatica, system. for the rest of her life as the result of a car accident and scoliosis, but has been proven effective in Some people like Elaine are coming to us and a snow skiing injury that both happened in her helping people with issues related to depression, looking for a better way to create optimal health 20's. Elaine was devastated by this news. She felt anxiety, infertility, allergies and asthma...and the for themselves and their families. Others come from watching other people with arthritis around list goes on! I recently read in USA Today that to our office because their neck hurts or they have her that her pain level would simply get worse the drug industry is now rethinking their strategy low back pain. Some get their spine checked to see over time. She was told to take arthritis medication because medicine and prescription drugs usually if a spinal problem is leading to headaches, chronic and ibuprofen daily to manage the pain and that only deal with symptoms. They rarely deal with heartburn, asthma or allergies. Then there are the she would likely have to do this patients with knee and shoulder for the rest of her life. She did pain, digestive disorders, attention not like this idea. Elaine disliked issues or sleeping problems. We taking any medication at all. even have little ones get checked Desperate and confused due to birth trauma and childhood about what to do, she listened to falls like learning how to walk. We a friend who suggested she try help people by correcting spinal chiropractic care for relief. She problems. We don't take credit came into our office. We did an for curing those symptoms.The exam, took some films to see if adjustment removes the spinal a spinal problem was causing interference to the nerve system, her pain, and then adjusted her allowing the body to better heal spine. She was happy that the itself. # adjustment didn't hurt, actually, How to Benefit From an she said it felt good! Elaine Amazing Offer if YOU ACT was thrilled! In the following NOW When you respond to weeks after starting care in our this article (by July 3rd) you office she began to feel much will receive our new patient better and gain flexibility. She exam for just $27. That includes was back to running, riding her consultation, examination and bike, and doing the yard work. x-rays (if necessary)... the whole All the things she thought she ball of wax. This visit would may never do again. Like many normally cost you $300. Beyond other people in our office, Elaine Dr. Lyle, Elaine, Dr. Rogers that, further care is very affordable was happily surprised that her and you'll be happy to know that seasonal allergies dramatically improved, virtually the cause of sickness. Chiropractors deal with a we have affordable family plans. Further care went away after starting chiropractic care. She cause. Everyday each person's body is exposed to is very important to consider when making your doesn't need medications for pain or allergies! physical, chemical and emotional stressors in our choice of a doctor. High costs can add up very This was huge for her! She had struggled with environment that are continually bombarding our quickly. Great care at a great fee... We hope that her allergies for years and years, and took many system. It is the job of our nervous system to detect there's no misunderstanding about l t of care medications that only gave her partial relief. What these stressors and interpret them. The nervous just because we have a lower exam fee. . a positive change! She thanks us often for the system will either adapt to the stressors continuing Our qualifications...We are graduates of amazing changes she experienced with her health. growth and repair cycles or adapt and cause Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Chiropractic care has and continues to change her deterioration of function forcing the body into a Iowa. We have been trusted to take care of tiny life for the better. survival mode over time moving the body away babies and pro-athletes that you may know. We What most people don't know is that the spine from health. O r v rt br n d th r out just have that lower fee to help more people who houses and protects your nervous system, which of alignment from the movements and actions need care. controls every function in the body. If the spine is we make everyday. Chiropractic helps adjust our Carly and Shelly are our assistants and they healthy, then the nerves work their best. The vital vertebrae so our nerve system can communicate are both really great people. Our office is both link to your health and wellbeing is between the properly and keep our bodies functioning at its friendly and warm and we try our best to make you spine and nervous system. Spinal misalignment Optimal Level for Health! feel at home. We have a wonderful service, at an occurs with everyday stresses like sitting in front I want to tell you a little more about me. I am exceptional fee. Our office is called BREAKFAST of the computer, carrying backpacks, and driving forever grateful that I was raised in a chiropractic HILL CHIROPRACTIC, P.L.LC. located at in our cars which causes pressure on nerves - family. I've been adjusted since I was a young girl, 1247 Washington Rd. in Rye at the intersection nerves that go to the head, lungs, heart, stomach, and I will continue to get adjusted for the rest of on Rt. I. Our phone number is 603-964-1500. and legs... the whole body. If the nerves don't my life. My parents taught me the philosophy that Please call today for an appointment. work right, the body doesn't work right. As the power that made the body heals the body. We can help you. chiropractors, we adjust the spine to remove the I now feel it is my life's purpose to educate my Thank interference on the nerves (the misalignment) that's community and help other people understand that Dr. Natalie Lyle & Dr. Jeffrey Rogers