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Making a mark on Rallis improves, has high hopes pollution prevention Fundraising By Scott E. Kinney colorful and attracts attention continues to aid Atlantic News Staff Writer to its message “No Dump- EXETER | Woodsy Owl ing … Drains to River.” The WHS student said it best when he advised, goal is to help the commu- “Give a hoot, don’t pollute.” nity make the connection By Brenda Shepard In that spirit, vol- between the storm drain in Winnachronicle Staff unteers from the their neighborhood Special to 21 Voices Exeter Conserva- and local water- s Winnacun- tion Commis- ways used net teachers, sion installed for drinking Cyan Astaff and stu- storm drain water and dents geared up for the m a r k e r s recreation. new school year, not every and place “ W e Magenta member of the senior class door hang- believe that was returning to the hall- ers in neigh- education is ways. borhoods in the the most impor- This summer, Brooke Dearborn Brook tant element in the Yellow Rallis (12) was forced to Watershed to educate Storm Water Program,” test her mind, body and residents on the connection said Phyllis Duffy of the

spirit in rehabilitation as between storm drains and Exeter Public Works Depart- Black she combats an injury that water quality on Tuesday. ment. “Many people simply left her almost entirely This watershed, or the do not realize that the water paralyzed. area of land where water that flows into catch basins “This has been the follows the same drainage discharges to local water- hardest thing that I have patterns into rivers, lakes ways without treatment. ever gone through in my and streams, discharges to Once residents and business- life. It is very hard being land that drains to Exeter’s es realize that their everyday away from home, but I reservoir. Project partners in actions impact our rivers have had great support this event include the Exeter and streams, they will want from family, friends and Conservation Commission to keep streets and parking even people that I don’t and Department of Public lots litter free, reduce chemi- know very well. I really Works, Rockingham Plan- cal uses, and make sure that appreciate all of it,” said ning Commission and the automobile fluids and wash Brooke, who is now able New Hampshire Coastal water do not end up in the to walk with the aid of a Program at the Department storm drains.” walker, and moved into a of Environmental Services. Volunteers also passed manual wheelchair. The storm drain marker is MARK Continued on 24A• Now located at the Shriners Hospital for Chil- dren in Philadelphia, PA, Brooke has all the tools, support and the right atti- tude to carry her toward recovery. Like most other high school students, Brooke was working a summer job for the Hampton Rec- reation Department this past summer when she RALLIS Continued on 18A•

SEE YOU SOON — Brooke Rallis (pictured) has improved dramatically after suffering a neck injury this summer. She can now walk with assistance. — Atlantic News Photo Courtesy of Allix Rashid/Winnachronicle .

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s To the editor: the To to US Rep An letter open Dear Representative You are keenly aware Citizens first elected you oter V resentative Jeb Bradley 1. District Hampshire, New of Bradley: Your early salvo of and name-calling facile char acterizations of Carol Shea- Porter, yourNovember’s this in opponent Democratic election, demonstrate your poor comprehension of the issues at stake and strength ens the growing support for Shea-Porter as the candidate more in step with voters in 1. District that support for Carol Shea- Porter is growing because of health better a of support her care delivery system, her and opposition to the guided rush to a mis war in Iraq that you supported, appar ently unconcerned with the astronomical debt that this on impose will misadventure our children and grandchil dren. Citizens admire Shea- a Porter’sto articulate ability vision for change, for doing the most good for the most people, in both the country and New Hampshire’s first district. ------Stratham Gail Giarrusso Gail Thank you Representative Representative you Thank I I am the aunt of a sol lis patiently Bradley Rep. tened tened to what I had to about say my nephew’s service to our country. He showed great concern and apprecia and nephew my both for tion his family. He also took me by surprise when he me gave a business card with all his telephone numbers and advised that anytime at him my contact could nephew assistance. if he needs Bradley for all your support! Military personnel and their families can count on for support and you assistance if needed. I urge and Veterans their families to join me in supporting Jeb Bradley for re-election to the US gress. Con Fest held by Republican to Women the speak Seacoast to me personally about my sol a as experience nephew’s in Iraq. dier return be soon will who dier ing from his second tour of duty in Iraq. During his first tour, his unit was exposed many (although to chemicals insist there are no cals). chemi - - - - - s etter ns L etera Greenland Bill Williams Bill V or f

These These are just two exam Editor: the To US Congressman Jeb Not only have the tax Carol Shea-Porter’s solu radley B illegal immigrants, by way) the with Medicare. only will Not this diminish the quality of care we but how receive, do we pay for such a large expansion welfare state? Tax increases, of the how. that’s ples of the fiscal impacts of Carol Shea-Porter’s policies, but keep your for eyes more proposals that open are you. for expensive to committed truly is Bradley our military personnel and their families. Rep. Bradley Chili Annual the at time took and and 2003. Jeb Bradley wants to make these tax cuts per manent — and I’ll tell you why. cuts helped to energize the unem our lowered economy, ployment rate and helped to lower the budget deficit, but failing to extend the tax cuts is a increase. tax tion for health care is viding pro everyone (including 38 - - - - o Rye Rye 32, N ol Bob Vincent Bob impact

cal s i F 29, 2006 | V 29, 2006 Carol Carol Shea-Porter wants To the Editor: the To as Shea-Porter Carol With You You have described Car May May I also ask that you on on what this means for our books. pocket to repeal the tax cuts of 2001 many meetings many with meetings the vot ers of New Hampshire the last two years, please don’t cut and run from this them critical at juncture in the election. the Democratic nominee in clear be let’s District, First the campaign? We’re Yankees, and can’t help cranky but wonder what those donors expect of you in return for generosity. their ol’s views as extreme com mainstream the outside and mon-sense values of Hampshire voters. I New ask that side standing by it prove you by side with her and debat ing the issues. After all your to the polls informed, propagandized. not not barrage us with slick TV and print paid for by advertisementsin-state and out- of-state contributors to your eptember ------| S n ru ews

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------A age | P ews N tlantic “We’re “We’re proud as a com The ribbon cutting will fect-bound fect-bound copy of the 75th Anniversary Commemora tive Book, which will outline achievements and history the of the parish. The book will piece companion a as act also to exhibit. the museum munity to be the first ethnic group to approach bery Banke Straw Museum to host an exhibit such said as Greg ours,” Filias, man of the Anniversary 75th co-chair Gala. “This is such a to opportunity tell the world great about not only the contribu tions of our parish’s found ing families, but to celebrate nature of the entrepreneurial in here forefathers our Greek America.” take place at the Wentworth- by-the-Sea Resort in Castle at New 6 p.m. on 29. September For additional Friday, information, call (603) 436- www.stnickport. visit or 2733 org. ------29, 2006 | A 29, 2006 eptember 38 | S 38 | o The St. Nicholas Greek The gala dinner dance to Attendees of the gala ews Doreen Athans Papatones, chairs. exhibit Orthodox Church (located on Andrew Jarvis and its Drive) Byzantine architec ture inspired the visual exhibit’s design. Laid out as a six-pointed star and sugges and tive of arches the angles, Ortho many in found domes dox churches, the guides the viewer on a jour exhibit ney that describes all through photographs, and artifacts particular this in life of facets community, Greek-American its origins and its contribu Seacoast growing the to tions it. around community will cutting ribbon the follow feature the big band swing Ben well-known the of music Baldwin and the Big Note, as well as an elegant multi- course dinner preceded by wine and hors d’oeuvres. will receive a keepsake per 32, N ol N V - - - - - own T These classes will meet at “We “We are excited to be The classes are taught The exhibit, called the CLASSES Continued on 24A• been offering such in classes Portsmouth for over years. 15 Portsmouth. involved in exhibit creating that fascinating will an tell story church the and of community … how our it began who arrived from with Greece to those begin a new life, and how it evolved into a thriving par tradi cultural rich whose ish, tions and contributions have played an important role in stated history,” Portsmouth’s Pam Pappas-Clarkin and arguing and dealing tantrums, with and more enjoying their children. time by parent educators Families from First Health Support Center, and which has ter ter on Saturday, September 30 at 10 a.m. Legacy Exhibit, is a ground breaking example renowned of museum’s the reach out to immigrant groups role a significant played who in the shaping of the acter char and culture of historic ------ws ews e N N

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Currently only pertain to executive branch Supporters officials. said it the restrictions lobbyists between door revolving the slow to necessary was and elected and administrative Opponents expense. public’s the at clout employees, lobbyists’ increases all of which said that the law could extend to legislative employees, and this would be going too far, unfairly limited employment opportunities for officials after they complete enough was a there Besides, pay. of level period low very a at service of lobby reform this session; let’s study this further to see if it is YES needed. The House voted 201-132 to A study the bill. Law Election House The time. this at bill the OPPOSED vote WHEN CALLED TO WORK | the number of hours that a being called for work, worker from two hours to must three. Supporters be paid when said that with the price of gas, worker it would have is only simply two unfair hours’ pay. that Opponents said a that two hours is enough, that a worker this and is his a or matter her between meddling. boss, An and attempt the to PASS state the bill should FAILED stop 24-242. YES A vote FAVORED businesses pay another calling someone into work. hour when motion to limit debate through, get to bills many so were there thought Supporters TO four minutes that per everybody speakers. should be House less could give people time more if they wanted really it. longwinded. Besides the Opponents said that this would restrict lawmakers’ ability to delve into complex issues and shut out constituents. The motion FAILED 124-170. A YES vote debate. FAVORED limiting DISPENSE MORNING-AFTER PILL | grant immunity from liability to pharmacists to who refuse dispense an emergency prescription. Supporters said contraceptive that some pharmacists object pill without to a the morning-after pill on moral grounds and shouldn’t have to participate in this the program. owner They of argued the while pharmacy the may pharmacist voluntarily himself participate, may feel Opponents said pressured that the law stipulates to that the program go is along. voluntary; therefore this law is an unnecessary attempt to make it harder for pregnant woman to obtain the morning- after pill. The House KILLED the bill 215-106. A YES vote OPPOSED the bill. PHONE RECORDS | obtain a warrant for telephone this is records. an Supporters invasion said of privacy, and — is unless due observed process — said an that telephone unconstitutional records are search. not a the Opponents telephone, same that as tapping preventing the simply subpoenaing Attorney the records General would interfere from with law enforcement and that there has not been any abuse of the process in the past. 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Shortly before her 17th dropouts And school high Later the same day, there will be a family picnic and Pledge cards are currently available for folks to take To obtain tickets for the family picnic or pledge cards Steve when before never like laugh to ready get Finally, HAMPTON | There’s a number of fundraisers planned fundraisers of number a There’s | HAMPTON First up there will be a “Breakfast for Brooke” on Sat y ditor E age 10 eat free. silent auction from 1-5 p.m. Stratham. at Great Stratham food, Hill a Park silent in auction, cash raffles and kids’ a DJ will all activities, be part of the fun. The cost to take part in this worthy community event is $20 adults (children under age 12 for are admitted free). part in a “Walk for Brooke October Walk-A-Thon,” 1 on from 12-3 Sunday, p.m. happening The event will take place at the outdoor track field behind WHS from 12-3 p.m. or for for the more Walk-A-Thon, information about any of these events, call Jeannine Derba at (603) 918-0152. “The Hypnotist” Wronker performs in a benefit for the Brooke J. Rallis Foundation on Thursday, October 19 at the Winnacunnet Community Auditorium. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and chances to win raffles will be available. Advance tickets are $15 and are available at Les’ Barber Shop or by calling (603) 929-0912, or at the door on the night of the performance. to help support Brooke Rallis and her family while she recovers from the injury she this suffered past summer. September urday, 30 from 7:30-10 a.m. at the Hampton to cost The Road. Lafayette on located Church, Methodist enjoy the will breakfast be $5 at the door; under children Family Family events support

ly less throughout ly their less lives throughout with then high people school diplomas. Polecon’s study also concluded that wages and salaries of dropouts are throughout stagnant relatively For year every lifetimes. their they age, the wages for high increase will graduates school by an average of $641. The ticipate in all of raisers. the fund birthday, Brooke gave mother her a her surprise mother, after Philadelphia when Karento returned Rallis, a quick trip home. Brooke is not only moving, but is able to walk around the tal hospi using a walker for sup port. Now off the ventilator completely, Brooke’s closest friends and family went to 17th her celebrate to her visit birthday on September and 8, to keep her while she company goes through the long recovery. of alone school high program million $45 nearly is dropouts year. a will have fewer jobs open to significant earn will and them, Stratham Hill Park. Every one is encouraged to come and show support and par B 38 o ------32, N ol 29, 2006 | V 29, 2006 Gov. Gov. Lynch also pointed All of these things, plus There has been much Allix Rashid (12) has “Kathy Rush knew there It was clear that Brooke A study by Polecon Research A study by Research Polecon of Dover that concluded the cost to the state’s Medicaid keep our businesses here and here keep our businesses here.” companies new attract out that areas in other costs New high pays Hampshire for the of numbers dropouts. Nearly 80 percent of prison school high are America in ers are twice Dropouts dropouts. Rates welfare. on be to likely as of substance teen pregnancy, abuse and crime dropouts. are among signifi higher cantly or T-shirts to students and faculty at comedic-hypnotist, the school. Wronker, is coming A Steve to Win nacunnet on the evening of Thursday, October 19 from 6:30-9 p.m. at the WHS audi torium. There is also a pan cake breakfast on Saturday, September 30 from 7:30-10 a.m. as well as a Brooke “Day for Family Picnic Silent Auction,” and 1-5 p.m. at is for only one wheelchair, which will then need to be replaced every few The years. Rallises will also have to redo their house so that it is completely wheelchair accessible. the cost of Brooke’s stay at each of the hospitals up Some very fund quickly. adds walk-a-thon a include raisers and the selling of lanyards show up to the meetings to plan events every week, but there are many other volun teers involved as well,” said Rashid. discussion about differentfundraisers that are going to be done for Brooke and her electric an of cost The family. where $28,000, is wheelchair as a manual one can cost up to $625 or more. The price could all help Brooke her and family in their time need. of been attending alongside other adults meetings who care deeply about Brooke’s well-being. were a lot of wanted to people help the that Rallises so she set up a meeting begin to brainstorming ideas. Eight to 20 people would had support and but love the only her from family, not entire community as well. It commit a before long wasn’t tee rallied together at Rush Realty to think of fundrais ing ideas and ways that they eptember ------| S ews N tlantic A 18A | “They “They need who students Gov. Lynch revealed that in in that revealed Lynch Gov. Though most could not Students seemed both “I was devastated, I Those who know her, At this point, she wasn’t LYNCH From 15A LYNCH RALLIS RALLIS From 1A age sure that New Hampshire has has Hampshire New that sure will that workforce skilled the have at least a high school — if if — school high a least at have not more — make to education,” he determined “I’m said. to to their future growth is the workers. skilled of lack meetings across the state, busi state, the across meetings that him told have leaders ness one of the impediments chief need to succeed. But it is also to need succeed. about the of future economic state.” our Messenger. dren the opportunities they for Brooke “Brooke — stay strong” into by Instant AOL on their profiles putting cards and Brooke that she letters was missed telling and loved. Many students even expressed their hopes said Emily Jefferson (12). visit Brooke, hundreds sent has so much inner strength and has proven to be tough er than anyone that I know,” couldn’t believe that some thing that mild as somebody to horriblehappen could she but Brooke, as mannered heartbroken heartbroken and shocked. ily knew that this was only the first Brooke step towards taking her first step again. three three weeks for Brooke doc Though hand. her move to tors remained “cautiouslyfam and friends optimistic,” up hope. Through constant prayer and an inexhaustible faith in God, it took only Geoff, Geoff, tried to maintain that allowing never of spirit same give to Brooke or themselves recognize recognize that Brooke is fighter, unwilling to a be held or big challenge, any by back and Karen parents Her small. petually cheerful individual, would never move again. ing her C1 C7 through verte brae in her spine. The harsh prognosis was that Brooke, a young, spirited and per moving at all. Doctors came to the conclusion through an MRI that the leak was affect was put onto and a tracheotomy tube. ventilator realized realized that something was devastatingly wrong. Imme Bos to taken was she diately ton Children’s Hospital and vein which then resulted in a in resulted then which vein slow leak of blood. It wasn’t until later that day that she took a fall onto ach, at her which time she over- stom a tore and neck her extended P

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For HAMPTON | It’s that time of year again - time to clean The Scouts are currently seeking and accepting donations arrange item To pick-up, or for more information, contact EXETER | The First Baptist Church of Exeter, located at The public is invited to come for treasures, baked food, a Fellowship Women’s the by sponsored is sale rummage The to support the church and abroad. For more information, call the American church office at (603) missions here and 772-3098. group are planning to travel to a Downeast October 18. The cost Clambake for the trip is $30. The bus Wednesday, on will leave the Seabrook Community Center at For information more about the trip or the Happy Seabrook 10:45 a.m. Seniors, call Helen at (603) 474-8932. located in the Municipal Center at 10 Bunker Hill Avenue, offers several programs for recreational residents. Library’s Web site at www.wigginML. org/towngovt. rec. html. New office hours are Commission meets The Recreation Friday. from Monday through 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 the p.m., first Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Center. To contact the Stratham call Recreation (603) 772-7450 Department, during regular office hours, or voice leave mail during off-hours. a correspond To by e-mail write @comcast.net. strathamrecreation Divas of Gospel on Sunday, October 1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. p.m. 1 to a.m. 11 from 1 October Sunday, on Gospel of Divas for an all-you-can-eat brunch buffet and concert. the pavilion of the Victoria Inn, located at 430 High Street in Hampton. A variety of delicious hot and cold breakfast items will be offered. open Doors free). are 5 under (children 5-12 ages children for at 10:30 a.m., with brunch served beginning a.m._ at 11 all to preschool of availability provide to 1993 in established children in the Hampton of area, regardless ability to pay. necessary and can be purchased Inn at by (603) 929-1437; calling credit cards are the accepted. For Victoria more information visit www.funky divasof gospel.com or www. the victoriainn.com. will hold a sale rummage Thursday Church Congregational October 5-7. through Saturday, Saturday; Early Bird shopping may be done on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Sandwiches and during the sale on Friday and Saturday. snacks will be available Alliance, Women’s the or event this about information more call (603) 436-8335. out the garage, the attic, the entire house, as Hampton Boy 177 for prepares their Scout annual Troop fall yard sale. for this year’s sale, which will be held indoors on Saturday, October 21 at St. Tide Mill James Road Masonic in Lodge, Hampton. microwaves or clothing are needed. No located televisions, at computers, 77 Larry and Debbie Marsolais at (603) 926-5570; Bud and Lois DesRochers at (603) 926-5717; Guy and Davina Larivee at (603) 926-3993; Don and Janice Flynn at (603) 929-6692; or Jayne Cypher at (603) 929-7179. “Inside/ an hold will Streets, Spring and Front of corner the Outside” rummage sale on Saturday, October 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. hotdog luncheon, coffee and donuts, and more. The thrift shop will be open as well. ------And for that special gift, package,” nice very a “It’s Bayberry Fine Gifts is “It’s not just the stuff Need a gift on the fly? “They’re unique and I LoConte’s store can also “Whether they need five What separates Bayberry “I have customers that LoConte also offers per hi,” she said. “I can’t pay my mortgage without my cus tomers. 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Route 4 3-6 at from p.m. October their State 128 and at Fun on Fair Wednesday, located Center, Raymond for the screenings and diabetes and items and cardiac for the kids, raffle prizes various win to open the and entered be will free support to are Everyone donated have adults. businesses refreshments local and that prizes certificates gift raffles, activities, All fair. public. the to friendly the meet and diabetes, provided, services support and regarding programs home take to will be There staff. breast Hospital and Care the Exeter Health information and Lamprey and care dental displays of pediatric Care. plenty Health nutrition, Lamprey health, at heart program asthma, screening cancer get cervical will and attendee lucky police one and kit Raymond the Both preparedness fair. the of emergency end ID home the at home fingerprint kit truck. the offering fire take to real attendance a in be out will check to departments chance fire and the and children the for kits information, more For $15. of fee nominal a for event the 895-3351. of (603) hours at Center Raymond the call of more For to services individuals health pay. to care and primary preventive ability their of regardless incomes, and ages all www.lampreyhealth.org. visit information, from open is Motel, Mainsail the from month. across each of Hampton in Tuesday Avenue third and first the on p.m. 6-8 clinic offers free exams, medical pap No appointments more. and mammograms, smears, testing to the pregnancy thanks screenings, HIV possible is made clinic local other medical of This assistance the necessary. are and Estate accepted; Real Preston gratefully of are generosity Donations organizations. and individuals to "Hampton payable checks make please to a make donation, ------A A reception followed Mrs. Zilke is a graduate After a Windjammer The Rye Over 55 Club The groom’s brother, The bride’s cousin Thom These These trips are open to offered offered a reading during the ceremony. immediately in the River Room and Henry Ford Raisin rooms of Weller’s Inn. of Boston University and is currently a master’s degree candidate at the Lawrence School She of is Technology. employed as a Project Coor dinator by Books, Entertainment Inc. at headquarters. its Mr. Zilke Detroit a is graduate of rior LakeState He University. is a Supe senior instrumentation engi neer for Continental Teves, Inc. cruise through the Antilles Islands, the couple are mak Oak, Royal in home their ing MI. is is not restricted to Rye resi Annual dues dents. for 2006- 07 are $12 and may be paid by a check mailed to David Holton, 115 Lafayette Road, Box 116, North NH Hampton, 03862. For more infor mation, contact Club Presi dent, Beverly Lord at (603) 964-8509. Brad Zilke of Greenville, PA was best man. The were ushered guests by Ryan Tre vino of Royal Oak, MI, Mike Akers of Margate, FL, and Benjamin Johnson of Green ville, PA. as Keefe of Warwick, RI choice choice on check memo). The Congrega Rye leave will bus tional Church at 10 a.m.; the cost is $85. nonmembers on space-avail able basis. For trip information, additional call Alice Provencher at 7492. (603) 436- 22 ------ews N

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Julia’s she said. way,” “I love when everything gets it.” going. worth it’s but hard, It’s at Reser and SST. Thursdays vations are and required can be 775- (603) made by calling 8473. make make sure the taxpayers are - - - - 29, 2006 | A 29, 2006 eptember 38 | S 38 | o On the issue of fiscal “In Concord, I will a glowing had also Collins “He’s a great cook and a When Julia’s opens its “I’m not 100 actually per The Exeter High School COOKING From 10A PLATFORM From PLATFORM 8A “The best future way wars to in the East avoid Middle and our for lower best energy prices is to chance reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. According to the New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association, 12 two- megawatt wind will turbines power produce for 10,000 New average Hampshire enough It’s homes. time to promote develop renewable and energy technologies.” believes Stuker responsibility, in budgets. balanced to the budget state scrutinize cater its meal largest ever — for 500 members box lunches Occupations (Health HOSA of Students of America). event The will be lead by second year student and Winnacun Wood. Rob senior net Wood. on report good leader,” Collins stuff of kinds all said. take can “He because he’s a real sional. profes doors for the first time this on year 12, Oct. school it will be Cooke who serves as res manager. taurant going we’re what on sure cent fall a be to going it’s but eat, to said. Cooke theme,” harvest independence, independence, Stuker says, 32, N ol ------V • Be sure of your target hunt your keep Always • For more information on Pheasant hunters are • hunter Wear orange on • Control your firearm • Always wear safety hunt your where Know • • Shoot only within your Greeting Greeting the pair of hon At 300 members strong, zone of fire. and what is beyond. ing dog under control. pheasant hunting in Hampshire New and the list stocking of sites, visit wildlife. state.nh.us. www. dogs at release sites during the three days prior to Octo ber 1. Dog training flushes pheasants from the release sites, often property or other onto areas not suitable for postedhunting. reminded to play it safe and follow these safety tips: your head, back and chest. muzzle at all times. glasses. ing partners are at all times. ored ored guests Presi were SRW NHFRW Moccia; Leann dent, and Sykas; Sharon President, Strafford County RW Presi dent, Elaine Tinetti. Seacoast Republican Women Repub County Strafford and lican Women are workingin support of Congressman Bradley’s re-election. more information or to join, For visit www.sfrw.org. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 23 ------IRRESISTIBLE Fish and Game asks hunt asks Game and Fish Distribution of the birds runs season pheasant The Non-residents may hunt A large crowd of NH resi NH of crowd large A puppet characters and lots of laughter to the Garrison Players Garrison the to laughter of lots and characters puppet October Wednesday, on Rollinsford in 4 Route on Center Arts 4 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 per person and are available at the door. For more information about Garrison Players, call (603) 516-4919 or visit www.garrisonplayers.org. featured on television and have appeared at scores of schools, of scores at appeared have and television on featured libraries and festivals throughout renowned ventriloquist, puppeteer the and singer/ songwriter, is northeast. Leslie, bringing a her action-packed stories, rockin’ music, irresistible SEASON From 21A LUNCHEON LUNCHEON From 8A Leslie Smith and Sammy the Snail (pictured) have been with a pheasant license and either a non-resident hunt ing license or a non-resident small game license. Hunting licenses can be online purchased at com or from Fish and www.HuntNH.Game license agents statewide. ers to refrain from training ing tradition possible in here New Hampshire.” will occur stockings. through Once again four the year, this in-season stockings will occur on Thursdays and Fridays, to maximize week end hunting opportunities. from October 1 to December 31, with a daily limit of two birds and a season limit of 10. Pheasant hunters must purchase a license $16 in addition pheasant to their regular New hunting license. Hampshire Dick Cheney, and was the first White House official to hold that double title. dents listened while Mata lin, representing the Administration, spoke Bush high ly of Rep. 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N H Avoid Avoid the lines — purchase tickets for this “Ghosts on Tours are held from 5:30-8 p.m.; cost is $6 per person. Other Other is person. $6 per cost p.m.; 5:30-8 from held are Tours Hear the haunting sounds of ghost ships forever lost in lost the forever of ships ghost sounds the Hear haunting Now in its seventh year, this unique Strawbery Banke event event Banke Strawbery unique this year, seventh in its Now PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Looking for a safe, spooky and fun Seating Seating is are limited and required. reservations advanced Come Come and enjoy an evening of ballet, murder and pathos The suspects? Two aging ballerinas, far past their prime, want want prime, their past far ballerinas, aging Two suspects? The PORTSMOUTH | PORTSMOUTH What happens when five dancers from This event This is event to limited 25 at people, a cost of $35 To each. Following Following an approximately hour-long presentation, Participants will hear Participants about the sights strange and sounds The program will be presented on Saturday, October 7 October at 7 on will Saturday, be The presented program Ron ghost Renowned hunter Kolek, and radio personality, NEW NEW CASTLE | Get ready for an evening that promises visit www.strawberybanke.org. visit Center, located at 14 Hancock Street in Portsmouth. For more in Portsmouth. or Street at 14 Hancock located Center, 433-1114 (603) at Museum Banke Strawbery call information, the the Banke” event before October 22 at the Tyco Visitors “Creatures of the “Creatures “Ghost Stories,” more. Snacks,” “Spooky Night,” and Tavern” Souls “Lost the House,” Witch’s “The features to enjoy during this special Halloween event include include event Halloween special this to during enjoy features a cup of hot cider by the bonfire. the by cider hot of cup a river’s fog and listen to spooky ghost stories in river’s fog the with stories to and ghost old listen barn. up spooky warm then ride, carriage horse-drawn a in up Snuggle the darkness for those poor, wandering souls). wandering poor, those for darkness the pumpkins and peek inside candlelit historic houses (to lighten lighten (to houses historic candlelit inside peek and pumpkins return return to haunt the and streets houses of Olde Portsmouth. Wander along lanes eerily aglow with hundreds of carved lanes. Come meet lanes. the on Ghosts the sea — Banke long-dead who pirates wayward and shopkeepers 17th-century captains, a host of Halloween activities, including trick-or-treating for a host trick-or-treating including of activities, Halloween motor-free friendly, museum’s the of safety the in children the brought to life with special night lighting and decorations for and decorations lighting night to special with life brought offers wholesome Halloween “misrule” for “misrule” offers Halloween wholesome kids of all ages. of Dock are cleverly and Puddle gardens houses The historic Saturday, October 27-28 from 5:30-8 p.m. 5:30-8 from 27-28 October Saturday, alternative to alternative the standard Halloween routine? Then bring to the on family meet the on the and “Ghosts Banke” Friday England at (603) 430-9309 or contact Martha Lemire at Martha@ Martha@ at Lemire Martha contact or 430-9309 (603) at England england.org. balletnew For more information or to make reservations, call Ballet New New Ballet call reservations, make to or information more For performance. Gratuities and beverages are not included. not are beverages and Gratuities performance. Ballet New England, a not-for-profit ballet company and school. school. and company ballet not-for-profit a England, New Ballet and dinner a four-course includes and each, $49.95 are Tickets at the beautiful Three Chimneys Inn, located at 17 Newmarket Newmarket 17 at located Inn, Chimneys Three beautiful the at benefit will at event the raised proceeds All in Durham. Road fundraiser event will take place on Sunday, October 8 at 7 p.m. in p.m. 7 at 8 October this Sunday, hilarious on place presentation of take will event “Death fundraiser On Pointe.” This dancers complain about wardrobe; and an artistic director, who who director, artistic an and wardrobe; about complain dancers revenge. for looking simply is their their old glory back; one his thinks father is daughter better than the who a rest; is designer to of costume tired listening Someone gets murdered! But who? But murdered! gets Someone a a major ballet company bring their parents to an audition? www.neghostproject.nstemp.com. make a reservation, e-mail FPHL@ lighthouse.cc or call (603) FPHL@ lighthouse.cc e-mail make a reservation, For 431-9155. more on the New visit Ghost England Project, their own cameras, camcorders, and on their own sound recorders camcorders, the cameras, (moon)shine or rain minutes, 90 about last will which tour, dark. 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hold hazardous waste collec waste hazardous hold tion day is the first Saturday in October. leading causes of water pol lution both nationally and in New Hampshire and regulated is by the U.S. Envi Agency Protection ronmental under the Clean Water Act. sponsored sponsored the Night Out. would like to thank the retailers and participants all of for a great, successful Night Out,” she like said. to “We’d do it again soon.” dent Chris Royal came out to see what all the hubbub was about when her grand out door hangers that focus on the impacts of household hazardous wastes, including how the use can of fertilizers the increase growth of algae, leading to the death of fish and aquatic vegetation, and how pesticides can contami nate local waterways with chemicals. toxic includes some tips for keep ing wastes out of water bod a and friendly in area, ies the house Exeter’s that reminder a silk planter from Naturally Silk valued at $50, and three prizes from Seacoast Florist. Margaret (Midge) owner Dawes, of said Naturally the evening Silk, has an opportunity been for locals to come out and see what their downtown has to offer. shop downtown; I’m one of the biggest offenders,” she admitted. “Now, hopefully, they will.” Sherri Hard said the affair was well received by attend ees and participants alike. she said. “It was home week. What a commu like old nity effort. It was great.” a huge success, according to co-owner Michelle Connelly, of the Atlantic News, which tunity to partake of free roses roses free of partake to tunity from Seacoast Florist, a free facial from Youngevity Spa, appetizers at Hagan’s Grill and a variety of other good ies from more than 30 of the area’s businesses. included Maui Jim sunglass es from Hamptona Center, $100 gas card from Vision Tobey & Merrill Insurance, Curves gym memberships, 38 o ------32, N ol 29, 2006 | V 29, 2006 Funding for the classes Parents are welcome to “I wanted her to learn “I “I want to save animals have Ashley does what So “I’m not sure. I’m still until said mother Ashley’s Ask Ask Ashley what keeps 8208 (press 2). For additional For 2). (press 8208 information, visitFamiliesFirstSeacoast.org. www. istration and will be provid ed by staff of and the YMCA Seabrook Recreation Center. is provided by Rockingham County Incentive Funds, the Hampton Seabrook, of towns Falls and North Hampton, and Wheelabrator Technolo gies Inc. come to any or all of the ses sions. To sign up for a class or child care, call (603) 422- licize the younger Schwartz’s Schwartz’s younger the licize efforts. one small child could make a difference and it’s some thing you do because care,” you said Kim. “Now that she’s older other kids might be inspired to do it if knew.” they Free, on-site child available with care advance reg is she likes she it. likes said, she gifts,” get of instead to “so I animals.” donate just planned for her 12th birth day party? thinking about that,” said. “I’d like to do the same she if thing, my mom lets me.” now she didn’t want to pub her going on this and crusade her answer is simple; LIGHT eptember - - - - - THE | S ews — Atlantic News Photo by Scott Kinney SEE N tlantic A 24A | Classes are free for Sea • Oct. 25, Successful teen • Oct. 11, Getting respect • Oct. 18, Consequences • Oct. 4, Using “1-2-3 “I started it years ago and and ago years it started “I “We’ve “We’ve had all sorts of In speaking with the little history from members of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse of the light as well as the chance to climb to the top of the 48-foot structure. Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle. Visitors got a CLASSES From 5A FELINES From 9A Area Area residents had the opportunity on Sunday to view the age brook residents, and $2.50 per class for non-residents. in advance (for parents children ages 9-14). of that teach good behavior years; what you must know testing and power struggles from your children follows: Magic” to reduce arguing, 6 p.m. Wednesday evenings Sea the at 4-25 October from brook Recreation Center on Lafayette Road. They are as me,” me,” Kim said. and and nurse them on eyedrop pers full of milk. she just sort of took off after animals,” animals,” admits Kim. She also admits that as a she child would find feral kittens year-old cat named Jade, two two Jade, named cat year-old dogs (both rescued), and a gerbils lizard. four to to see where Ashley got her desire to help animals. Their house is also home to a 13- Stratham. Schwartz women it’s easy to to a large food wagon filled with and food, bedding kitty There was litter. also a birth day party at in the NHSPCA and and with the help eral friends of she managed to sev round up $345 in addition little walk of her own, P

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Pies competi will be judged on overall appearance and age (adults, in and prizes taste, two divisions 15 years and older; youth, age 5 to 14 years) place. fifth through first for awarded be will Falls on Courtyard the morning of the event between 9-11 a.m.; judging will take promptly at place 11 a.m. Registration forms can picked up at the from downloaded or Chamber Shop Coffee and Bakery or at Harvey’s on www.wokq.com the Morning Crew Web page. entertainers tried-and-true much-loved, some They event. the to newcomers some as well as include performers from the Seacoast Irish Cultural Association, the Country Clogging Express from the Nancy Breton Dance, African Gymnas Drummers, Tri-Star School of tics and Dance, Marcus Gale, Wayne from S eptember ’ eptember ’ ’ urrent ’ (CC) 12:30 Appa Sports Machine Sports Machine Extra (CC) Journey of Man Edge Jake Paid Program Emperor Feed Fresh Pr. 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