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- PAGE 8A I An.Anrnc NEWS I JUNE 12.2009 I Vol. 35, No 22 CA (60 26 4 A E MSE COMMU I Y W O SAY S YOU CA I 0 r rd n G EA OO O f t r d n EAGC t r AM O EAC ? SPECIAL TO THE NRANI1C NEWS EXETER I Exeter Area Garden Club invites the public to their 2009 Garden Tour scheduled for Saturday, June 27 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. A parade of 10 area gardens is sure to delight the senses and conjure ideas for G EE G OWE S — pt n G rd n Cl b b r tt M r home landscaping. th n t ff r d t th l b nn l l . Featured will be intimate — Atl nt C rt h t to large gardens showcas- G rd n l b l h t d p t h ll ing flower beds, boxes and SPECIAL TO THE AIRANTIC NEWS teach about the importance borders, rock gardens, veg- HAMPTON I The Hamp- of bees, the recent decline etable, herb and water gar- ton Garden Club's annual in the bee population and dens, many of which harbor Plant and Bake sale was suc- attracting bees to the garden. unique features. Homeown- cessful despite the cold and Again members will bring a ers and guides will be on site breezy weather. Many peo- beverage, a picnic meal and to answer questions, and free ple showed up to purchase a chair; meet at the old town refreshments will be served plants and baked goods. hall parking lot to carpool at at two lovely sites. The window box raffle was 5:30 p.m. Descriptive information won by Judith Armstrong of Flowers for the library for of each garden with com- Hampton. Proceeds from the June will be provided by Ann plete directions and a map sale will benefit the many Walker and Ann Hutchinson, paii are in the Garden Tour Ticket projects the club pvides, and by Priscilla Caira and including maintainifg the Carol Keating for July. In . . .0 %%it h Booklet. All sites are within a short driving distance, various spots in town. addition, the Hampton Gar- • Ct:( • many along scenic roads. The club will be going den Club will participate in The ticket booklets are $15 on a field trip to Whisper- a Summer Flower and Car- 0 .. E t n f th " d n t t th ll n ll and may be purchased at ing Willow Beekeepers in den Show on Wednesday, O n lvd, pt n h, 0 842 a variety of locations. For Stratham on Wednesday, July 15 from 12-4 p.m. at the TEIIIV ( CI OU G more information, contact July 8. Owners David and Partridge House, located on p.60 26 0 0 .l b r rn Heidi Fritz at (603) 926-8212. Laura Chamberlain will Lafayette Road in Hampton.
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MAU C IAG A A IC M S A NORTH HAMPTON I There's an old cliche that people use and overuse time candy for the eyes, it can be and again, when a plate of sweet on the tongue as well. food is served up that looks "That is one of the worst as good as it tastes. rumors going around out "It looks too good to eat," there that fondant doesn't they say. Well in this case, taste good. Well, not all fon- it does. But the allure of the dant is created equal," Gard- scrumptiously sweet cake ner says with a laugh. "We and frosting may be too good use only the same fondant to pass up, no matter how that is being used by the amazing it looks. top professional pastry chefs Nevertheless, it may seem in the country, and it's deli- difficult at first to devour cious! It tastes something a work of art. After all, one like a grilled marshmallow. would not stroll into the Lou- People love it!" vre in Paris, pull the Mona Wild Orchid has a full Lisa off the wall, tear a piece summer lineup already for off and start chowing down wedding cake orders this on that famous piece of fine year, and Gardner says that art. here in the Seacoast. there is still time for folks Well at Wild Orchid Bak- Gardner has been work- who are planning last minute ing Company, the fine art ing through the ranks as to inquire about having a is in the cakes, pastries and a exclusive pastry chef for cake made for the big event. other goodies, the artist is nearly a decade. She has The shop is always wel- owner/ pastry chef Erin worked for some of the fin- coming orders for other par- Gardner, and cakes are her est establishments in Boston, ties including birthdays, baby canvas. and took a master class under showers, wedding showers Step inside the shop, the instruction of the legend- and anniversaries. which swung its doors open ary cake artist Ron Ben Israel "We had a family come for business just last week at in New York. in, and they needed a cake 122 Lafayette Road in North For nearly the past decade, for a couple that was cel- Hampton, and take a look at Gardner has enhanced count- ebrating their 50th wedding the artwork on the shelves. less weddings and parties anniversary. They had a There are no painted with her talents and now, photograph of the original canvases here, only painted with Wild Orchid Baking wedding cake from 50 years cakes, decorated with deli- Company, is available to the ago, and we recreated that cious and always delight- general public. very cake for them," Gardner "It's been really busy explains. "They were able to fully-edible concoctions and n f r W ld Or h d n C . O n r & tr Ch f Er n G rdn r confections that are a treat to already! People have been h t b Atl nt St ff Wr t r M r Ch r. have a photo of them when the eyes, taste buds and all coming in every single they got married, cutting the the senses in between. day," Gardner says of the forget about the supermarket gone by and — most of all — ing anything edible. cake, and then 50 years later Anyone who's watched new shop, which, while dis- frozen boxed brands churned feast your eyes on the artistic Folks who have tuned cutting the same cake again. the increasingly-popular playing cakes fit for kings out in a factory somewhere. cakes that are on display. into the television circuit It was really so special." cable television shows on the and queens, has much more These frozen concoctions are Gardner can work with for dazzling cake ideas may Wild Orchid Baking Com- Food Network or the Learn- to offer. Patrons can select all homemade right in North clients, be it for weddings, have learned a thing or two pany also furnishes a wide ing Channel likely has come from a wide range of cook- Hampton. birthdays, anniversaries, about fondant, the thick line of paper products to across a program featuring ies, brownies, coconut On a gluten-free diet? No or any other celebration, to covering popularly used to make the rest of your party cakes, all covered in their r n , cupcakes, h , problem. Wild Orchid has make the cake they want, encase today's award-win- as picture perfect as the pas- silky smooth fondant frosting chocolate cheesecakes, pas- many selections to choose and make it look like any- ning cakes. tries and cake. that gives them their profes- tries and more. from that are all naturally thing they want. Her skills They will have learned "We hope to be able to be sional glimmer and appeal. "We want people to be gluten-free (not made with with turning sugar and flour that it's beautiful, edible, and the premier source for spe- If you thought those pristine able to come in here and get substituted ingredients) so into edible confections are converts otherwise ordinary cialty cakes in the Seacoast," cakes — built and baked to the same type of fine pastries that folks who need to steer magical. cakes into conversation piec- Gardner says. Visit the shop perfectly resemble anything that are available to them away from gluten can still Take a look at the flow- es at the very center of any at 122 Lafayette Road in and anyone — were great from pastry chefs in high end enjoy all the natural sweet- ers on the cakes near the gathering. They may have North Hampton Tuesday on television but not read- restaurants," Gardner says. ness everyone else does. front window, and one may also heard that fondant has through Saturday from 7 a.m. ily available to the everyday What's more, Wild Orchid Enjoy a cup of fresh hot be surprised that they don't a rather plain taste that's not to 3 p.m. or Sunday from person and calendar party, will soon offer their very own coffee and a pastry as you smell like flowers at all, but as delightful as traditional, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.; call (603) think again. Those very cakes homemade ice cream (just browse about the cheerfully- like frosting. That's because creamier frostings. 964-CAKE; or visit www.wil- are not only available, but, in time for the hot summer decorated shop with bright these flowers, although life- Well, at Wild Orchid, dorchidbaking.com for more thanks to Wild Orchid Bak- days) along with homemade pastels and nostalgic cake like, are the results of her Gardner is quick to point out information about how deli- ing Company, they're right ice r p , f l n ads from magazines of a day np r ll l d t l nt n that fondant can not only be cious fine rt n b .
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The Exeter Parks and Recreation Department is offering a number of fun and instructive VoicesS h l I Ev nt I A t v t I r r I St d nt r f l I And M r summer recreation activities for local youth. Check out the listings below, then contact h Off l l tt r f SAU 6 . 603) 773-6151 to sign p. 11111111Winiforge.' Helping horses, people, too 6 Co ege ou ea e i s i es c ass o a o o ses o Commu i y ay S ECIA O 6 OICES people step into the barn," EXETER I A group of • says Beverly Hanson, execu- Exeter High School seniors tive director for EPONA. were planning to spend this "Volunteers come from all week's Community Senior walks of life and many find Service Day grooming, healing themselves when cleaning, and doing barn they leave their own cares chores for Equine Protection behind and totally focus on of North America (EPONA) helping horses. We see per- in Epping. sonal growth, friendships, — A a ic ews o o y i emo EHS Class of 2009 mem- networking, and mentoring SU I G ESSO S ber and volunteer, Lauren — all in the name of hay, These classes, scheduled for July 13-17 from 10 a.m. to 12 Mills, wanted to host the day grain, and wholesome hard noon, will take place at North Beach or Jenness Beach in North for her peers to model her work." Hampton. Participants will meet at the Cinnamon Rainbows leadership and inspire oth- Equine Protection of MEWI G O SES — au e Mi s, wi a ou egge ie , Surf shop to gear up and then proceed to the beach, where the ers to act. was i c a ge o o ga i i g a o u ee c ew o o c o es a North America is a 501(c)(3) instructors will go through safety, etiquette tips and surfing Lauren started volun- E O A as a o E e e ig Sc oo s Commu i y Se io non-profit organization techniques. Then, it's out in the water to surf, wipeout and teering for EPONA when a Se ice ay. based in Epping, provid- — A a ic ews Cou esy o o have fun. Cinnamon Rainbows instructors will not have surf- friend invited her to help. ing care and rehabilitation boards — they will be there by each participant's side to help LaurenPassionate adds, about nurturing "The horses dren's books — most likely for abused and neglected. them get started and push them into the waves. The cost to horses, she finds time to depend on volunteers like about horses. horses. EPONA relies on participate is $200 for both residents and non-residents. volunteer five days a week me, and seeing them learn Also assisting in this the generous support from For more info, visit: http:/ / town.exeternh.us/ rec. while working part-time, as to trust people is wonderful. effort are high school seniors volunteers, sponsors and well as preparing to gradu- This is a huge challenge for and Lauren's fellow vol- donors to provide care and AG OO A CAM the onesate and gowho to college. have suffered unteers Zoe Lillis (who is comfort to EPONA's equine This program is designed for student/athletes in grades "Helping rescue horses unmentionable abuse and planning on becoming a vet- residents until they can be 1-6 who are interested in learning the basics of playing flag remind me that I need to neglect." erinarian) and Kristin Bruce adopted by loving families. football. The program is designed to be fun while teaching care more about the well- The consummate leader, (who will be attending the For more information, con- the fundamentals of the game. Emphasis will be on skill being of others than myself," Lauren is college-bound for University of New Hamp- tact Beverly Hanson, Execu- development, sportsmanship, conditioning and team play. It Keenesays State Lauren. "My where hope is she will shire and majoring in Equine tive Director, EPONA, PO will include drills, demonstrations and games. The program that the class can experience work on earning her BA Sciences). Box 315, Epping, NH 03042- will be held from August 3-7 at Brickyard Park on Kingston the same peace and happi- degree in fine arts. Her goal "The pressures of this 0315, or visit www.eponar- Road in Exeter. Participants in grades 1-3 meet from 9 a.m. to ness I feel when I'm there." is to write and illustrate chil- world melt away when escue.org. 12 noon, while grades 4-6 meet from 1-4 p.m. The cost is $85 t th r d f r MC Ex t r K d d for residents and $95 for non-residents. GO CAM S ECIA O 6 OICES dinator for the local event. Lindt Chocolate, Proulx Oil Students ages 7-17 years will be taught the elements of EXETER I Attention "The PMC Kids Ride & Propane, Rye Airfield, golf, from rules and etiquette, short games and long games as members of the SAU16 empowers young people to Timberland, Shaws Super- well as course management. Registration includes instruction, community — and beyond: make a difference in some- markets, Staples, Verizon T-shirt, certificate and a special gift. Water/energy drink will Riders, sponsors and volun- thing they believe in, wheth- Wireless Arena, Whalen be provided daily. Camp meets from 9-11 a.m. from June 30 teers are needed for the 2009 er they have been affected Public & Media Relations, through July 2; July 14-16; July 28-30; and August 11-13. The Pan-Massachusetts Chal- by cancer or someone close and WMUR. cost is $105 for residents and $110 for non-residents. lenge (PMC) Exeter Kids to them. The enthusiasm The Pan-Mass Challenge Ride, an important fund- and spirit the kids bring to Kids Rides are spokes in KA A E raising effort scheduled to the day makes it a spectacu- the PMC wheel, supporting This non-competitive program of self-enrichment pro- roll out on Sunday, June 14 lar event to be a part of." more than 5,500 adult PMC vides instruction for children, adults and families, with from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at There is a $10 registra- cyclists in their mission to many different aspects involved. Students learn self-control Timberland Industrial Park, tion fee; to register, visit fund cancer research and and self-respect — both key elements in having self-defense located at 200 Domain Drive http:/ /kids.pmc.org/ treatment at Dana-Farber awareness. There are many diversified topics that are covered in Stratham. exeter. Contributions can be Cancer Institute through its and worked with in these classes, which will be conducted The event will be one of A A IC EWS O O made payable to the Pan- Jimmy Fund. on Tuesdays, June 9 through July 28 and August 4 through PMC Kids Rides held in C AU IA KAE E Mass Challenge. For more The PMC is the two-day, September 29. By using the noncompetitive philosophy, stu- neighborhoods throughout information, email the7de- 190-mile bike-a-thon held dents are able to grow at their own pace, not determined by New England. Nearly 7,000 loops. There will be a short- [email protected] or call each August. Since 1980, the others around them. Classes meet on the front lawn of the cyclists between the ages of er obstacle and a larger loop (800) WE-CYCLE. PMC has raised nearly $240 Tuck Learning Center on Linden Street, moving indoors to the 2-15 will ride between one within the industrial park. A This year's presenting million for the Jimmy Fund. cafeteria during inclement weather. to 26 miles in mini-bike-a- party will be held after the sponsor is Stop & Shop. PMC Kids Rides offer a way thons to raise money for the ride, and will include a DJ, In-kind sponsors include for children to become part SKY AWKS S O S CAM Dana-Farber Cancer Insti- refreshments, face painting Claudia Kaerner Design of the PMC mission, involv- Children registered for camp get all the sports offered in tute/Jimmy Fund. and raffles. & Photography, Exeter ing young people in vol- the rec department's Multi-Sport package. Participants should Ranging in age from 3-13 "The PMC Exeter NH Hospital (Silver Sponsor), unteerism and fundraising remember to bring a lunch, snack and water for programs over years old, participants in the Kids Ride means so much Infinite Imaging, Karate in a safe and athletic way. four hours in length and two snacks and water for programs PMC Exeter Kids Ride are to my kids and our family," International Martial Arts For more information visit four hours or less. For more detailed information, schedules expected to ride one of two says Maribeth Dever, coor- Center (Platinum Sponsor), www.pmc.org. and class descriptions check out www.skyhawks.com . There's a lot of commotion surrounding our nation's financial crisis and misperceptions abound. We'd like to correct some misconceptions about Ford with one word:
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The Orton-Gillingham approach ice se ea i g S ecia is 44 second place individual, second place, Chelsea Van nization was *genital S l n d b d, ll n r , a E eme a y E uca io eac e Goeman, first place Thof, third place Ashley as e " u u e ai e s o structured, cumulative, Maa e eg. ee ia ea i g iridividual. Agricultural Jones, fourth place Elizabeth America" in-1928-in Ka sg n t v nd fl x bl . Issues, Alex Banat, Ashley Strasser. . Ci y, Mo. I 88, the offi- E eme a y E uca io Ce i ica io . Jones, Elizabeth 'Strasser, State Degree pients-, -4; organization name was Chelsea Van Thof, - i c u e A e . Oa , c a ge o e National FFA Summe ou s: • o emic Awa e ess Agricultural Sales, Pat- e U St t r r 0 l l S I C." Organization to reflect the ays e e i gs • o ics rick Kirby, Kellie Sikorski, M , Valerie Goeman, broadening field of agricul- Mo ay oug i third place individual, Chel- Elizabeth Strasser. Ashley ture, which today encorn-,. oug Summe • •,"•. I • I I t.. I • • l I I I sea Van Thof, second place Jones received the State Star passes more than 300 careers ( r a y u i g sc oo yea , individual, Ashley Jones, in AgriScience. Proficiency in everything from agri- • Com e e sio Si a first place individual. Job Awards were given to Mar- science to biotechnology to _ Interview, Chelsea Van Thof. tha DeYoreo, Silver for Agri- turf grass management. The o l t th S r p b th t tt n r h ld Other winners included: cultural Processing; Valerie National FFA Organization is h h lp h Or h n d . Demonstration, first place, Goeman, Silver in Equine dedicated to making a posV Martha DeYoreo, FFA Creed Science; Allyson Mui , tive difference in the lives I I Speaking, tie for first, Timo- r nz in Equine Science; of students by developing C nt t nn M rl n f r nf d nt l n lt t n thy Miller and Elizabeth Elizabeth Strasser, Bronze their potential for premier nd nv t t b p rt f r h ld n h l. Murphy; Environmental in Equine Science; Ashley leadership, personal growth o e (60 6 64 4 Team, third place, Alex Jones, Gold in Equine Sci- and career success through Emai : y Mac a a e comeas e Banat, Sarah Walstad, Dani- ence. Alex Banat, State Win- agricultural education.
WAGE i 6A An_Armc EWS I U E 2, 200 oi. , o 22 CALL (603) 926-4557 ro A EIMSE C EA I E OG AMS O 6 OICES YOU G C I E S ECIA O 6 ac s Cee a u a ea e s scie ce cam 0 , G A UIA I 0 S EXETER I Young children ------.,..„,.."‘„can feel the music, exercise S ECIA O 2 cous tinue through the school 2 their performing arts mus- EXETER I Registration year. A---,W7 I . 6 cles and get in touch with is now open for a new The residential por- Yoices their inner princess with environmental leader- tion of the program will ship program for youth run from July 19 through summer with creative pro- GI I a \ grams offered through the between the ages of 13- August 1. u A ES 17, sponsored by the New The Natural Leaders Exeter Parks and Recreation / Department. Hampshire Children and program is committed to io you 2i Nature Coalition and Kim- equal opportunity for all yoicesi‘ , „.. MUSIC OGE E ball Union Academy's EE youth. . . ie s a 1 Just Environmental Lead- To apply, visit www. The six-week Music ership Institute. kua.org click on "Summer Together program intro- The program starts this Programs," then 'inAction _.. duces children to the joys summer with a two-week — Environmental Leader- o :ey C Me i us e ttr making music. Because residential experience in ship". (be sure to use the C oice young children instinctively which youth get to work NH resident discount code I SU A CE respond to and imitate their directly with scientists, as when applying). loved ones, the active partic- well as canoe, camp and For additional informa- 20 ig S ee • am o , ew am s i e 0 842 ipation of parents and care- hike. tion call (603) 469-2109 or givers (regardless of their Involvement will con- e-mail [email protected]. 26 6 • A : 26 2 musical ability) is an essen- tial part of the rich musical SA U AY E E I G Ienvironment that is created. Open to children up to age 6 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 5 with a parent/caregiver, W8 4 ews ( C S Wi ou a ace a e s is a ews ( (: e Commu u ge classes meet for six weeks at C S (cc ews ( (CC "See " ( (CC (CC I si e i y u y 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on WC ews ( Wi ews ( ouse A C (CC ews Sa (CC wi es Tuesdays beginning July 7. The cost is $115 and includes two CDs and the songbook. To register or for more infor- mation visit www.mtexeter. corn. U" WMU • ews ( WW ews ( 4 ABC (CC ews Sa (CC I CESS CAM 0 0 WGE111-2 e is O ouse ea y Kee i g Wai i g e ica As ime asic Ask is o i e " e a k < Calling all princesses ages 0 S igi a U o Go o I ey Goes ack O Ma " (CC CC otb: Join Exeter Rec and ge ic o o ge: 00 e a Yea s ig a i s eco Go o g oo : U e i e o (CC ig a oo oo a y U e .. CO WE ready to dance and sing and ( S
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ATLANTic EWS CA (60 26 4 To A E MSE O , No I i E 1 91 A _A -mc EWS I AGE 7A 16 VOICES ECCA nn n n r l SS r program S ECIA O 1 OICES nationally-acclaimed wood- August 4) from 9 a.m. to 12 teaches kids how to teach EXETER I The Exeter Center worker Jeffrey Cooper, open noon; and "Color Theory for for Creative Arts (ECCA) has to all levels of experience for Teens" (ages 15+), Mondays S ECIA O 1 C CES sions will take place during announced a number of new participants age 18 years and and Wednesdays, for five EXETER I The Sea- the weeks of July 6 and/or summer classes instructed by up, runs Thursdays for six weeks from 5:30-8 p.m. (call coast School of Technology July 13; each day's session local artists. weeks, starting June 25. for dates). (SST), located at 40 Linden will run from 8 a.m. to 12 New to ECCA is accom- Published illustrator Starting June 29, Karen Street in Exeter, still has noon. plished sculptor Joseph and accomplished water- Desrosiers, published author some limited openings for No food will be served, Montroy, offering "Basic color painter, Sandy McDer- and writing coach, is offer- their brand-new, exciting and students are respon- Moldmaking Techniques" mott is offering a number ing "The Art of Creative summer camps available to sible for their own trans- 'Bears at Farmington' on Mondays from 1:30-3:30 of classes, including "Basic Writing" for participants age students who are currently portation. A nurse will be by Jeffrey Cooper p.m., and "Plaster Sculpture" Drawing for Teens" (ages 18 and up, for six weeks on in grades 5-8. on-campus while camps on Mondays from 5:30-7:30 15+), Mondays and Wednes- Mondays from 6-8:30 p.m.; ECCA's facilities at 30 Lin- Programs with limited are in session. p.m. Both classes will start days for five weeks (July 6 and "Creative Writing for den Street in Exeter, in the openings include "Learn to The cost of $110 per Tuck Learning Campus (the on June 22 for five weeks, through August 5) from 9:30 Teens," on Tuesdays from be a Teacher," "Engineer- week, per camp includes former Exeter High School). and are open to all levels, a.m. to 12 noon; "Drawing 9:30-11:30 a.m., for six weeks ing for Kids" and "Become all required materials. For For information, or to reg- age 18 years and up. Buildings," Tuesdays for starting June 30. a Builder." complete information, ister, call (603) 778-8441 or "Woodcarving" with five weeks, (July 7 through Classes are held at The one-week camp ses- including important dates visit www.exeterarts.net. and the required applica- SU AY E E I G tion and health forms, visit www.SeacoastTech.com . /1 / 9 5 M 5 3 M 3 7 M 7 3 M 3 9 M 9 3 11 M 1 3 11 M 11 3 1 AM 1 1 3 KI S KEE GA ou Go S E e i g ews ( Mi u es ( Mi io o a ass- Co Case " e Wi ou a ace ( Sp rt M - h In- (C S u e C assic ews (CC (CC wo ( (CC ea e " ( " e e A ge s" (CC n l C rv r d r ( ES I OG AMS Wi eou ( (CC ews ( A C immy A ( 1 A aske a i a s Game 5 — os A ge es ake ; a ews ( ( 5 ege o e A e A AI WA ES (A C (CC ews Kimme Cou O a o Magic ( i e ( (CC (CC Seeke " ou y" Mo ies ( 3 Ac io S o s ews ( C a e i e C (CC 1 5 A oca y se ( Sus e se ( Kim e a ey A o e - ews ( W acke S o s aw/O O HAMPTON I C om e i g ( (CC ews is assesses e ea o seismic ac i i y (CC (CC Ou S a s S U Parents who want to help ( 3 Ac io S o s ews ( C a e i e C (CC • 1 5 A oca y se ( Sus e se ( Kim e a ey A scie - ews ( S o s E a (CC their children learn and ( C om e i g ( (CC ews is assesses e ea o seismic ac i i y (CC (CC E a grow during their upcom- ime Im ac ° E a Que o- o icie o a o s ico é me ei y Se es Mi o a io ime o icie o es a e a ing vacation can "Keep It ( cu s U i isie m ac o U i isiO 1-- Fresh All Summer" with a Wi eou ( (CC ews ( A C immy A ( 1 A aske a i a s Game 5 — os A ge es ake s a ews ( (: ege o e A e class or camp offered at (CC ews Kimme Cou O a o Magic ( i e ( (CC C (A C (CC Seeke " ou y" Mo ies Brainwaves. C im s A e eo e S e es Gou me Simo Sc ama s a u e "Ki e s i Mas e iece Mys e y " oy e s Mas e iece Mys e y " oy e s Mas e iece Mys e y 1 Located at 18 Lafayette S oo (CC Eu o e owe o A E e " Wa Se ies A C ea " Wa Se ies A C ea " (CC ( S r Road (Route 1) in North WE -11 ( 3 Way e ye E cuses ego e a i s a C nt r : A ai i So g (CC e t f r f v r t pr h t f r f v r t pr S kee a e so om ma imi i g is o e o e ia g ams g ams Hampton, Brainwaves is W I-5 a es e Game ew ew e ic o " a io s a o• e aki g o e am O e wo ee ews ( (CC wo/ a wo/ a Se a os (CC currently enrolling chil- (CW C is Ca ey Ca ey y a s" (CC (197 ( Wa e Ma au Me Me e Ci y dresn for the summer pro- WS K-3 ( Ci c e o CSI Miami "I o- CSI Y " e i g CSI Y "C i s Mo k (CC Mo k (CC CSI Miami " os Wi ou a ace grams, offering 21 different (I ie s ( a ce " (CC A ou e oes" (CC ay" (CC So " (CC " u " (CC classes and seven different W U- 1 ai o- i es y e MAS IMA S MAS M A S WA S M A S M A S M A S" MAS 11 A S I ouc - omeC- ee e omeC- day camp programs for ( A g am i (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC a e So C i e a e So children from age 4 through w 5 u ack K ig ( 1 Come y Ma i aw- Ki g o Ame ica Sim so s Ki g o ami y Ame ica ews ( (CC ews Sei e ouse " e Soc a ic high school. ( O rence, Ma s a omaso e i a (CC e i Guy (CC a (CC (CC (CC Me o " (CC Classes and day camps my -5 Sim Sim ISim Sim uici g C ee s i o ewi ea ike Me CSI Y (CC Sim ai e ai are available in math, IS Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Mo a a So y I o as "Sky ig ( 5 (CC i eea 1 Mo a a Sui e i e ai y Spanish, science, reading, ca AM ( A a i 71 Sky ig ( 5 Mic ae A ga a o i a y ee ( oices o E O Woo (CC ome i eos W ose Os ee ee writing, keyboarding, lit- ICa y iCa y ake ake ICa y erature, and SSAT and SAT ICK ackso 1 I oey 1 1 ome im ome Im o e o e a y a y ami y ami y OO o y o y o y o y M Op n S SOn ( As o Ku c e o a S a Ki g- i am Guy am Guy C icke Squi i Su e ai preparation. 1 A o a a (CC G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i WA S k A S M A S M A S M A S M A S 1-1 ose ose For more information and a complete listing of ES S o sCe e ( i e ( (CC ase a o ig M ase a S ouis Ca i a s a C e e a I ia s (CC S o sCe e ( i e ( S o sC programs visit www.brain- ES ( 3 Ko e oi Wo k S o ges Co ege ase a CAA Wo Se ies Game — eams A A ag aci g U i e Associa io Su e a io a s wavesleaming.com or call ES C O e ig ig O e ig ig O e ig ig O e ig ig O e ig ig O e ig ig E ( (CC Am G a ia o s o (60 64 040. e O S ase a E i e C S o Scie ce ( Wo oke ui e E i e C S o Scie ce S o s Su ay S o s Su ay S o s Su ay e So e So C assics ( ES Go ea Ou oo s Ou oo s U C Wi e ( S o a I e So S o a e So M ase a E EC O ICS ECYC I G 1C a ee aka ia ews oom ews oom S a e o e U io a y Ki g i e ews oom ews oom a y Ki g i e (a C C A Se ai ai 1 9O ia e es IWa S e O a E ec Ma i ua a I c o a s a a ge Scam-Ma o Sec e s K ig SU O S ECCA O WS Ame ica s ews O O ews Su ay O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og Ge a o a a ge ucka ee ( e Eye ( EXETER I The Exeter MS C Mee e ess o ywoo ice e Sa a S a g e Caug o Came a Caug o Came a Caug o Came a Caug o Came a Caug o Came a Center for Creative Arts EC E e i g E e in (ECCA) will be holding 3 O a s ue ( 15 e a k Kn ht (2008, A tI n C is ia a e (CC ue oo ( (CC E ou E ou ue oo (CC a e i g nt 2 an electronics recycling > MA • 1 3 (CC " h rn. UltI t ( 7 (CC , l b : h G ld n Ar (2008 , S x nd th CIt (2008 Sa e essica a ke o i fundraiser on Saturday, S OW A o g Came June 27 from 9 a.m. to 1
. p.m. 9-1, at the Exeter r ›- OO Cakes Cakes C a e ge ( e d St r C a e ge ( e d S a tth l ay e d St r co G $ 5 C a e ge o e ia o Se I come o e E t t e o a i come o e Town Hall. I A E i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s z rr d ea e oo s Residents can recycle their old TVs, computers, ASE Ge e Simmo s og og og [ og Ge e Simmo s og og z x ISC My us e s (CC My us e s (CC M th t r (CC My us e s (CC M th t r (CC My us e s (CC My us e s (CC My us e s (CC C players, print- IS Ga g a ( Ga g a ( E e i io A ica Ice oa ucke s Ice oa ucke s E e i io A ica i e A e eo e Ice oa ucke s ers, and more, while sup- u — C -E i e ce -E i e ce -E i e ce -E i e ce -E I e ce -E i e ce -E i e ce -E i e ce porting ECCA. Funds raised at this AMC (4:00) Lonesome Dove ( a 1 o (CC o esome o e ake s i o eme wi e Suggs ga g eac es a agic c ima o esome o e ■ event will go toward M ue i e M ea Wo - W/ e ue 1 a eg a M S ecia a a a am >- much-needed new equip- I— I S •• e e ec Ma is• C ue ess (1995 A icia Si e s o e a Mea Gi s ( i say o a is S e U ( C im I g a um is Sis e Ac (199 ment and student schol- rc- ASCA • o ( ( e e Was i g o (CC e u sui o a y ess ( Wi Smi e e u sui o e y ees ( Wi Smi E Ke a Ke a ic a s IWi es ue woo Ce e i y as ic Su ge y S o ies Ke a ic a s h Sou C e sea Ke a ic a s arship'. For additional > + - I ICA aw & O e S 1 n n " rth r rn ft "All In" trr.1 nn n "C r KIlln" I SW nrrinr• i i resin Cinhf a " a oi /um 1 m C — information call ECCA at
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PAGE 18A An.Ar n EWS I U E 2, 200 I t , 22 CA (60 26 4 A E ISE COMMU I Y Sp rt n t t t n b th d v n S ECIA O E A A IC t Alec Boucher when asked DURHAM I The NHHDS how they played. Guard Spartans, based in the Sea- Sam Knollmeyer added, coast area, competed in the "W r excited to represent recent AAU New Hampshire New Hampshire and the State Championships at the Seacoast in Memphis this University of New Hamp- year." Memphis is the site of shire. this years AAU13 and under It was a successful week- National Championships. end for these Spartans, as The 4U S Sp r Boyatsis, who amazingly from the Spartan organiza- two of their teams won their t n also met the Fastbreak took it the length of the court tion, h d success of respected age divisions. Both Spartans in their champion- and scored at the buzzer to their own in the NH Girls Hampshire," said Spartans toughness and first l the age-13/age-14 teams not ship. This game was a tight clinch the victory by one. State AAU Tournament with Director, Chris Coates. "The sportsmanship at the New only won state titles, but also one as the NHHDS Spartans The Fastbreak Spartans their 12 and under and 13 Spartans sent seven teams Hampshire AAU State Bas- qualified to compete in the found themselves in over- also made some marks as and under teams placing to the Boys State rn ketball Tournament." AAU National Champion- time, down by one point, their 12 and under and 15 fourth in the states. nt and all seven teams For more about the Spar- ships later this summer. and only ten seconds left on and under teams received "This Spartans Program placed either first, second, tans and other NH Hoops , Both teams faced off in the clock. NHHDS Spartans runner-up in there respected has made its mark as one of or third. The Spartans play- Development School pro- the championships versus forward Jack Knollmeyer championships. The Lady the most successful youth ers displayed a tremendous grams, visit http:/ /nhhds. FastBreak Spartans teams, a inbounded the ball 16 Phil Spartans, who also branch basketball programs in New amount of team-work, net. sister branch located out of Derry. "This was a great day MO AY E E I G for the Spartans name," 6115Spartans Co-Director Jason / 9 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 WBZ.4Campbell commented. "Two ( (CC • ( Ev n n h In- Ent rt n- n I M t / lf n CSI M "Wr - ( t Sh W th - t t state titles and four runners- C S (CC - ld r ( rn nt h r M n h r n Cr " (CC (CC v d tt r n ( Sh up really make our mark as a WC -5 ( ( ( A C W d In d Chr n l h h r tt ( (CC ( r C th I ( ( 35 (1 K - (CC Ed t n (CC l d ( (CC htl n l v ( youth basketball power." (A C 1(CC (CC In the first championship, WCS - 11 1 ( ( ( C 7 M - l r I C l br t G t & Ord r Cr - t l n C (CC I ( h n ht Sh t ( C l(CC (CC (CC z n l M O t f r n l Int nt (CC (CC W th C n n O r n ht- the 13U NHHDS Spartans W l 1 7 ( ( ( C A Extr ( I C l br t G t & Ord r Cr - t l n C (CC ( h n ht Sh t squared off versus the 13U ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC M O t f r n l Int nt (CC (CC W th C n n O r n ht- FastBreak Spartans. The WU I- 7 r r I p t° t t r nt n C d d n l M r n r Cr t n t t r C d l NHHDS Spartans took an (U I Un v On Un v On l C l An l S pr Un v On Un v lOn 1– rl lead in this game and, WMU -9 ( ( ( A C Wld Ent rt n- Chr n l h h l r tt ( (CC ( r C th ( ( 35 (1 K - despite some runs from the ( 1 (A C (CC (CC (CC nt l d ( (CC htl n l v ( FastBreak Spartans, never CI WGBH-2 W rdG rl t h h r W th Gr t r Chr n - Ant d h A r n Exp r n A r t Cr - Ch rl ( Gr t r v relinquished it. ( S ff hr r ( (CC t n " r " (CC ( r d ( (CC t n S l CC "We worked as a team WENH-11 C r C r O t- n h r W th r n -A r n v r Un ln C nt r ( 1 r S nd t " hn A t n C t U t better then we ever have in ( S G r G r l (CC pt hr r ( W b r (CC (CC rt " (CC " r h n " the past two years," observed W I-5 A rd- S r b l l / lf / lf G p G rl " h On r ll ( ( (CC S x nd Ev r - r nd Ev r - 13U NHHDS Spartans guard (CW In - (CC G G M n M n r ht" (CC (CC th C t nd nd WS K-3 l r h t 7 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r h l ( (CC W h t 7 r r r r n d S th Ch r tt & A E S AY E E S (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf W U- 1 M"AS" EAS l l b b Gh t Wh p r r CIS "S ndbl t" CIS "On r " f d r - d r - d r - A I S A IS (p (CC (CC d d (CC (CC "Gh t nt rr pt d" (CC (CC M r r n r HAMPTON I The First W 5 ( ( M ( M l l - S nf ld S p n " t th -t M " l t" ( (CC S nf ld S p n K n f M d W rld" (CC ( (CC (CC (CC th ll Baptist Church of Hamp- ( O (CC (CC (CC (CC v 5 d d h pl C rt r r r r M t r f Ill n M l S r t n d 7 lO td r E O d d ton will have its annual S t f Wrz rd M nt n I r n ( 5 n C W z rd M nt n S t f S v n f Father's Day Bake Sale and IS W z rd W z rd h n C r AM G l r G rl (CC M W f M W f 7 7 Gr ( (CC t j (19 M h l K t n h 7 Cl b (CC Gr ( O French Toast Breakfast on CI ICK Sp n Sp n r r C rl C rl S h l Sp n I I p z p z nn nn l l Saturday, June 20 from 8 OO M n t r Sp K d h l nd f t r t l S EE EE S EE K n - ll K n - ll G G Ch n A a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, A n nz (CC v rl llb ll Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th nn (CC
located at 36 Winnacunnet 1– ES rn Int rr pt Sp rt C nt r (CC MU3 b ll M l r r t Cl v l nd Ind n (CC b ll n ht Sp rt C nt r (CC b ll v Road in Hampton. ES ASCA (CC rn Int rr pt C ll b ll CAA W rld S r G – A S r I A C nf d r t n C p ASCA (CC The breakfast will be ES C S rt C nt r (CC ASCA n 19 5 h 5 (CC x n A tb ll r t C v l r AWA Wr tl n A Gl d t r from 8-10 a.m.; the cost is O S W rld r b ll Sp rt Sp rt h ld r p 5 r Sh Sp rt Sp rt Sp rt r Sh n l 1 ES d S x d S x ES 5 d S x M n r b ll Ch rl tt t t t Sp rt d S x Sp rt O td r d d $5 for adults and $3.50 for children. The bake sale will C h S t t n W th W lf l tz r ( bb n ht C pb ll r n ( rr K n v ( And r n C p r 3 ( (C rr K n v t M n ( M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt M In d On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( be from 10 a.m. from 2 p.m. C C In O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nn t ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nn t ( and will feature homemade MS C rdb ll ( (CC h Ed Sh ( rdb ll (CC C ntd n M dd Sh C ntd n M dd Sh rdb ll (CC cakes, pies, breads, cookies, EC v r d n ht n r r d CEO ( ( (CC t ht t ht brownies, jams and fudge. rt O Sp d M t th Sp rt n ( 19 U S Op n l Uv (CC Sn t h ( (CC x n C tt v C tt Proceeds raised at these t MA A r n ( 35 " Al Art f l Int ll n ( 1 (CC Y n G n (19 E l E t v z llb II h G ld n Ar ( All n S x l dual events will go toward S OW ( 3 l r ( 5 (CC Wh d I G t M rr d ( 7 I M r t t th W dd n W d r W d r ll n ( 9 7 the annual mission trip and rj OO C nt l M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d Un r p Un r p n r n r G d Un r p Un r p Un r p vacation bible school. CO G v n t S ll A z n Wh t G t r p rt r p rt r t r nt 9 Ch ll n r p rt r p rt Anyone who is unable A E Extr t d Anth n rd ln Anth n rd n Anth n rd n z rr d Anth n rd n t ll Anth n rd n (3 ME C ld C l C M (CC CSI M (CC Int rv nt n ( Int rv nt n ( Ob d ( (CC Cr 3 ( Int rv nt n ( to attend the bake sale but z b ( Extr r E ISC C h C h C h C h M th t r (CC b ( Extr r S p r ( would like to make a dona- IS M d rn M rv l M d rn M rv l M d M rv l d n th t h r d r n l Exp d t n Afr Al r n l d n th t tion may send it to First 1 n K t n K t Wh t t t W r n K t I A r n Ch pp r ( n K t n K t C C A r n Ch pp r ( n K t Baptist Church of Hamp- –1 C M d hr K n (1999 ( G r Cl n t n n ( 5 ( Chr t n l ton, c/o Michelle Cooper, AMC hl nd r (19 ( Chr t ph r b rt M r G n br r M n n n n n n n ( n r G n >- + 36 Winnacunnet Road, – nd nd nd r nd –S Inf ld S nf ld G rn G rn G rn G I En v ll I-S x & S x & r t Hampton, NH 03842. For AW & Ord r "Seer" n (CC n (CC h Cl r ( h Cl r ( (CC n th r ( & Ord r n th r r d nn f r AnI t n El f ll 1 K ndr K p Up n r n n h S p W b Ch l 1E Ch l W b additional information > El contact the church at (603) USA US " l t r" - ( O OS ( WWE M nd ht ( v ( (CC ( 5 l n In l n S ht (CC 926-3200. U E C b ll C 1 11 M th r M th r b b Ar W v ( l lv W ll W ll r r r r AnA n E CA (60 26 4 A E ISE O , 22 U E 2, 200 AnA n EWS I AGE A C h r n r r d n pr r S ECIA O E AnAr n EWS rt ... and the Read- Night, gaming fun, Dance July 9 through August 13. G EE A I What ing is Easy" celebrates all Dance Revolution, and Sum- Most of the programs this
do cows and reading have in things summery. Programs mertime Fun featuring a craft summer give teens a unique common? Just ask the kids for elementary school chil- and a summery dessert. The chance to "Express Yourself"
participating in the sum- dren and their families will summer reading program through coffee painting, mer reading program at the be held on Tuesdays at 6 for this group will feature electronic comic strips and
Weeks Public Library. p.m. from June 30 to August weekly drawings beginning other creative opportunities,
The library's official 4. Programs include a movie July 10 (pick up a reading and participants can earn observance of Cow Day has night, Dance Dance Revolu- time card at the library). another raffle ticket for tak- been set for Tuesday, June tion, a puppet music show, The 2009 Teen Summer ing part in the programs. 23 at 2 p.m. Cow Day tra- a craft, cupcake tasting and Reading Program, "Express The Teen Summer Reading ditionally marks the begin- a Read-In. Yourself @ Weeks Public Program runs now through
ning of the Summer Reading Back again this year is Library" began May 23 for August 29.
Programming for the town's separate reading program students entering grades 7 Children and teens
elementary school chil- with summer fun planned and up. Participants earn a may maximize their read-
dren. It is also a great day on Wednesday nights for raffle ticket for every book ing fun this summer and
to celebrate National Dairy students going into grades that is read. Weekly draw- earn tickets to the Stratham
Month. The event features 5-6 in the fall. The programs ings include gift certificates Fair. skateboarding time at a cow craft, cow puzzles, are scheduled from July 8 for Target, the Game Store Rye Airfield and tickets to a EA MOO E OOKS M r ld th lf p l v t r cow jukes, cow food and of to Augusf 5 and begin at 6 and more. Programs for Fisher Cats game. Children t C v nt pr v l h ld t th W bl course a baby cow. p.m.; they include Extreme teens are planned for Thurs- in preschool through eighth br r n Gr nl nd. Atl nt l h t This year's theme "Sum- Tags, Fizzy Bomb and Movie day nights at 6 p.m. from grade can earn free admis- sion to the Stratham Fair just UES AY E E I G by reading. The Adult Sum- mer Reading Program began 10:306 6 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 , 0 M M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 Memorial Day weekend. Mys- ews ( E e i g e I I CIS " oa Ki " e Me a is "A (:0 48 ou s ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e (CC ews a e ( ( (CC o e e oses" e y (CC (CC i e e ma ( S ow Many adults enjoyed that immy A (:0 A aske a i a s Game 6 O a o Magic ews ( ( 20 immy first weekend of summer Kimme Cou a os A ge es ake s. ( i e ( (CC ig i e Kimme with a good book and started I m a Ce e i y... Ge ai o a ci o aw & O e : S ecia ews ( e o ig S ow a e earning points toward raffle Me Ou o e e g am g am ic ims U i (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im tickets. The grand prize is a I m a Ce e i y... Ge AW & O e : S ecia aw & O e : S ecia ews ( e o ig S ow a e $50 gift certificate provided Me Ou o e e ic ims U ic ims U i (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im Cu a o co e Mi ima es a a Aqui y A o a o icias o icie o a Casa e a iga by the Friends. The adult A ge S em e U i isiO U i isiO _ summer reading program is I co r ews ( ews ( A C W E e ai C o ic e immy A (:OI A aske a i a s Game 6 O a o Magic ews ( ( 20 immy open only to Greenland resi- 4 (CC (CC ews me Kimme Cou a os A ge es ake s. C.. ( i e ( (CC ig i e Kimme dents or those with a valid 0 Wo G G ea e a is ci Weeks Public Library card. os o Smi ey The library is located at 36 U e om e A is s e (CC Post Road, two doors down ie s E e y from the Greenland Central aymo School. For information, call C ee s a & (603) 436-8548 or visit www. (CC a weekslibrary.org. A Ci c e ai o o g am U IC O UM Sim so s Ki g o e i A ESSES EA CA E ai ai AM O I Healthcare reform will be very much in I .‘ 4,,. .. ,:. . ,:., u e e cca W ose? the news this summer, and • • ami y Congress is expected to be Ga ie (2004 ecki Meye . tP,4,r4 •• "-- •'< o a . Ki g i am. Guy am. Guy C icke Aqua debating healthcare reform e e y i i ies G i i G i i G i i G i i ose ose ose ose ose ose osea e (CC legislation this month. S o sCe e ( i e ( (CC Those who are interested Se ies o oke i e ASCA in this important issue are AWA W es i g Am. G a ia o s invited to attend a timely S o s es n 0 I i a forum, hosted by the Hamp- S o s e So M ase a ton Town Democratic Com- a y Ki g i e ( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e mittee and taking place on C uise Mo ey O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( Thursday, June 18 at 7 p.m. a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC at Hobbs House, located at oa usi ess ig i e oa ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews 200 High Street in Hampton. This forum, which is the 40 O Sa i g Si e ma oe uck i e (CC . u a oy u (200 E emIes e a k K ig (2008 C is ia a e. (CC ue oo (CC Ma imum • e e (2008, Ac io (CC Coe is E cessi e o ce second in a series of non- 0 = Wee s u se Wee s u se A o g Came partisan Hampton Public Policy Forums, is entitled M OO C n C o e ( ( Goo U w a oo Cakes CO G i i e a e o Se E U My ouse i s i s ouse uck ouse S age s I come i s i s i s "Healthcare Reform: Do We 0 i A E Se e Wo e s 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 a e oo s i a e oo s Need It? What Are the Alter-
0 A&E e i s 48 (CC e i s 48 ( e i s 48 ( e i s 48 ( e i s 48( e i s 48 ( e C ea e ( e i s 48 ( natives?" Participants from 2. isc Cas IC h Cas Cas ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ( (:0 Aft r th C t h dl t C t h dl t C t h the healthcare field include :f 4 S Mega iges e s Mega isas e s Mo e Ma e s U e wa e U i e se ( (CC i e A e eo e Mega isas e s U e wa e Helen Taft, Everett Page, ■ u I C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea ess Cake o Ka e o Ka e 8 Ki s 8 Ki s i e i e o Ka e o Ka e 8 Ki s 8 Ki s Tom Bunnell, Peter Thomas, AMC ig e & . ee Ki gs ( ( Geo ge C oo ey. U.S. Ma s a s ( 8 ( ommy ee o es. (CC i y a y ( C i Eas woo . DDS, Jay Kaminski, MD, o Goi g i a y M u s ouse M ee Wo a is i o a is i o a is i o , o Goi g __. and hid Knox. or additional wI MS aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Sei e am. Guy am. Guy am. Guy i am. Guy O ice O ice Sei e ei e Se & Se & information about the forum E o i ay . 4I c (200 ( WM Smi . (CC We i g ay ( aw o e i o " iSa I g G ace ( 4 th " i o " Sa i g Gr (CC series, visit www.hampton- 4( E r d e is e Sou E ews ai y 0 a a eau y: Mos o o ious Wome I Ke a Ke a iC e sea E ews IC e sea Ke a dems.org or contact Chris C S ( CIS "W ess" USA CIS ( . Swee ome A a ama (2002 ( (CC I» e eak U (2006 ( i ce aug . (CC Muns at chrismunsPhamp- I E C b ll Cb ll b b e a e a i . e S e ou Me (200 ( Wi Wi i asie i asie _ i tondems.net .
AGE 20A I ArtAnmc EWS U E 2, 200 I O , o 22 CA (60 26 4 O A E ISE COMMU I Y Another noteworthy summer at the North Hampton Bandstand S ECIA O I E A A IC EWS • Wednesday, July 8, 6-8 concert band presenting a Awards. • Thursday, August 5, in all but 10 states across NORTH HAMPTON I p.m., Country Mile Band's great variety of music. • Thursday, July 30, Peter 6-8 p.m., the Truffle Acous- the US, bringing elements An annual tradition con- first-ever time performing at • Wednesday, July 29, 6- Sheridan offers a musical per- tic Trio with Dave Gerard, of soul bluegrass, R&B and tinues when the town of the bandstand. 8 p.m., Rico Barr and the formance at 10:30 a.m., using a group that has performed world beat to the stage. North Hampton presents its • Thursday, July 16, Jump'n Jive Review, nomi- a variety of instruments to 2009 Summer Concert Sea- 10:30 a.m. "Parents Choice nated "Swing Band of the maintain interaction with his son, offering a wide range Approved" children's musi- Year" by the National Swing young audience. firliCrime Stoppers of concerts and children's cian/ storyteller Steve Blunt e so e c ime. programs at the bandstand presents a celebration of Gr d t n I Ca 60 4 o 20 4 located at the intersection of childhood themes, featur- • e o smou o ice a e i es iga i g a i ci e o . a a ism o e us y amme es au a a occu e Routes 111-151. ing traditional favorites and j t ft r dn ht n n 6. l nt r d th Throughout the sum- his award-winning original t bl h nt nd r d n d rv nd t th 2 OW SMOU A E b r. h t b b ll r nt nd t nt ph l mer, the public will enjoy music including "Hang On, A M& i lt r t n th n pl . A th t l ft th r t r nt the sounds of reggae, swing, Henry." Participants can n d l r pl t l nd n t t h tt r. 888.82 .8822 h t n r l t n fl n t rd M r t S r . blues, calypso, country, sing-along, move-around ease ca C ime S o e s i you wis o r n brass, bluegrass, classic rock, and laugh-a lot. anonymou s and have uilormation on unsolved crimes . or u e age a co o p rt . Y n l l v a good-time rock 'n roll, and • Thursday, July 16, 7- a o ymous " i y oggi g o o: big band. 8:30 p.m., the 39th Army www.seacoas c imes o e s.o g Plus, the kids will love Band/ NH Army National •, a— r n You could be eligible for a h r rd f p t $ ,000 f r nf r t n l d t n rr t nd nv t n. interactive appearances by guard, an award-winning ci okiesi Ic iig .com favorites, including Judy Pancoast and Steve Blunt. WE ES AY E E I G Concerts are presented free on Wednesdays from 6-8 6 0 M : 0 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 p.m. (unless otherwise noted W 4 ews ( (CC ews ( E e i g e I E e ai O C is Ga y U C imi a Mi s "S l CSI: Y " ea I ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e below). Exciting children's (C S (CC ews si e ( me i e ma ie Ma es" (CC si e" ( O (CC i e e ma ( iS ow programs are presented free WC ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W I si e C o ic e Wi eou ( ( Goo e Su i i g (:0 e U usua s ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC (CC ami y Su u ia " e E.I. ." ( (CC ig i e e i e ( (CC on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. WCS 6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o I m a Ce e i y... Ge ai o ai o aw & O e "A ews ( e o ig S ow a e This summer's concert ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea Me Ou o e e g am g am c o s Away" (CC (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im schedule unfolds as follows: W ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( I m a Ce e i y... Ge aw & O e " ake aw & O e "A ews ( e o ig S ow a e • I'Vednesday, June 24, 6-8 ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC Me Ou o e e Ou " ( c o s Away" (CC (CC Wi C n n O r n ig im p.m., the season opens with WU I 2 ime Im ac o o icias o icie o as o as o a Cui a o co e Me em es a a o a cisco e ime o ic e o a Casa e a ise U i isiO U i isiO a C e o A ge S em e se s im ac o U i isiO the Jumbo Circus Peanuts, (U I WMU ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W E e ai C o ic e Wi eou ( ( Goo e Su i i g (:0 e U usua s ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim based on the traditions of (A C (CC (CC (CC ews me (CC ami y Su u ia " e E.I. ." ( (CC ig i e me i e ( (CC New Orleans brass bands. WG 2 6 IGh e c e ews ou Wi G ea e Ask is G ea e o ma ces C ess i Co ce " A o o a ks C a ie ose ( G ea e a is u im e e ( (CC os o O co ce r v v l o e 86 cu musica "C ess." ( (CC os o Smi ey • Wednesday, July 1, 6 ( S 7:30 p.m., begin the Fourth WE ,Curious Cu ious S e es usi ess e ews ou Wi A iques oa s ow a co Ame ica s: Ame ica Mas e s " o ywoo Ame ica Mas e s (CC Geo ge Eu o e . im e e ( " a o , C " (CC We emem e C i ese" (CC of July weekend with the Air ( S 06 ttl Se a E e y ie s E e y Force Band of Liberty — a W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y " o a wo a Ame ica s e o i c e o i c e ews ( (CC (CM I g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me Mo e (CC (CC e Ci y aymo aymo definite favorite. WS K 8 ea o a 0e Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W W a s i asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & • Thursday, July 2, 10:30 o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S o e (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a a.m., award-winning musi- W U 2 MWS M A S ami y ami y • Su e im ac ( 8 , C ime ama C i Su e m ac ( 8 , C ime ama C i ai o ai o ai o omo cian and puppeteer, Diane A (CC (CC eu eu Eas woo , So a ocke, a i g e. Eas woo , So a ocke, a i g e. g am g am g am ow s Kordas, weaves stories and W 2 ews ( ews ( IA ( Ma co m Sim so s So You i k You Ca a ce o 8 a c ews ( (CC ews Sei e Ki g o ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi . e a e o m. ( (CC (CC (CC e i life lessons into her pro- M 0 eu eu e eo s Cou asie Wo s u wi ig u k 0s C ea e s E O ai grams. Plenty of humor Mo a a i e is u (200 ( O Mo a a So a e and audience participation A Gi mo e Gi s (CC My Wi e My Wi e 0 08 My ig a G eek We i g (2002 ome i eos e 00 C u (CC W ose? W ose? encourage young imagina- ICK ICa y iCa y ICa y A me Sc oo . ockee ome Im ome im o e o e a y a y ami y ami y tions to soar as they play. OO So o e Mask ac o U e (2006 ack ack. O e Su i e S a S a Ki i Ki g i am. Guy e . Guy C icke Aqua o a a (CC e e y i i ies G i i Griffith G i i ose ose S e s Go e ook Cos y Cos y e Cos y S ow GEA I G U O EA A iG i i ES o I e u Sp rt C nb (CC I ase a eams o e A ou ce . (Su ec o ackou ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e co IS SUMME ES 2 ASCA u i g o [I e u Co ege ase a CAA Wo Se ies Game — eams A. M S Socce .C. U i e a Sea e Sou e s EC. ASCA SEABROOK I The Sea- ES C A aske a : 2006 Ca a ie s a ake s ei g ( 60 Mi . Go : 2008 U.S. O e ayo Go : 2008 U.S. O e ayo Am. G a ia o s brook Library, located at 25 co O S Wo oke o 0 S o s S o s o 0 : oke Su e s a s II [ es am 0 S o s S rt S rt es am 0 i a Liberty Lane, is officially ES Ou oo s Ou oo s e So Game ay M ase a o i a Ma i s a os o e So . ( i e ( I i gs e So S o e e So M ase a gearing up for "Summertime 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 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e ... and the Reading is Easy!" co C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s Ame ica G ee O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( a i y ( This year's summer read- 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 a ( (CC e E S ow ( a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC ing program focuses on the MS C EC ews ay i e oa usi ess ig i e oa usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( traditional joys of summer, (4:00 • o es Gum (CC O e Misse Ca (2008 (CC e Sis e oo o e a e i g a s 2 True Blood (CC ea ime i u o (200 such as hiking, camping U O S MA e A o Wa oo s Go (2008 ( (CC Leatherheade (2008 Geo ge Cioo ey. e oy II: e Go e A my (2008 a oo y Ca (CC and picnicking. The Kickoff c S OW (: S ee Ci y (2006 o ea . (6: Missio : Im ossi e 2 (2000 u se Wee s A S a Come y am iW a We o Is Sec e (200 Party, scheduled for Thurs- Co essa ? ame iCooki g Mi u e C a e ge ( C o e ay ay i e : Im ossi e Goo U w a ay ay day, June 25 at 3:30 p.m., OO i i e Rate To Sell Beyond W a Ge i ouse o e y o e y ouse I come ouse e o a Ama i g i s o e y o e y will feature a visit by the G A E o u a a ise E . A ima Ma Ma E eme oo s ( Ma Ma Ma G E eme ow s E eme oo s (CC NHSPCA (and an animal for Co Case i es _CSI: Miami (CC .CSI: Miami (CC e i s 48 ( ou y u e a oo a oo amme amme e i s 48 ( everyone to meet). Cookies A&E ISC Cas Cas .Cas Cas Ma e Ma e ime Wa ( (CC My us e s (CC i c me ( W rp My us e s (CC and juice ‘vill he served. IS Ame ica Ea s (CC A cie isco e ies _Mo e Ma e s Mo s e aues (CC M n t rO t ( I oa r r • h r n Al Mo s e Oues (CC Participants are encour- C o Ka e n Ka e W a o o Wea My S ocki g S o y a es C i e Mys e y iag osis r t s ll t Ch ldr n M t r n aged to n up in AMC U.S. Ma s a s ( 8 ( ommy ee o es. 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It's time for a ride down the "Zoomy • S A E O UM E , SWI C E O GUI A A Be sure to ride out "Zoomy Trail" to the end, with Gerard's cover of "Diamond Lil," Trail." • CAME O E G A I E S A E AS A U II CO EGE S U E After four long years of craving more, his delightfully-upbeat "Window of Time," the Seacoast can finally slake its thirst for • EA OCA IS O U E ( O ME Y SA OY U E bluegrass-feel "Write a Letter" and finally, a new material from one of the region's most • U I G A OWE U A ASE O MO E A 20 YEA S version of "What a Wonderful World," a con- renown, sought after and talented musicians, • E O ME WI U E I MO E A 40 S A ES cert favorite of his over the years, arid a ver- Dave Gerard. • AS AYE AS MA Y AS 2 S OWS I A SI G E YEA sion here that would have the Great Satchrno "Zoomy Trail" will land in the hands • S A E E S AGE WI I E EA , MUS , E A , himself smiling in amazement. of fans at an upcoming CD release party A E MA EWS A , E A IA O S A UES A E E It's acoustic. It's electric. It's a gumbo of scheduled for Friday, June 19 at the Three greatness that fair have come ,to expect and Chimneys Inn in Dover, starting on the ter- anticipate, and it's finally arriving along the race at 7 p.m. "Zoomy Trail." The album follows up the 2005 release the age of 94, and it was around that time that life, and taking a moment to step off the When thumbing through copies in the of "That's Right," which Gerard recorded Gerard began to knit together the musical high-tech-gadget superhighway that folks record store — "Zoomy Trail" will be avail- along with his band "Truffle," who together selections that have come to full fruition in race along, and enjoy the simple things that able locally at Bull Moose Music and other enjoy a loyal following both throughout the his latest album. matter - relationships, loved ones, the world select stores — you'll likely see that the Greater Seacoast region and beyond. This Today, he is one of the few artists who still in general. cover art is different. They aren't available spring, he entertained crowds at shows in the looks at an album as a sum of all the parts, It starts off with "You May Be Gone" in a limited edition series either. In this case, US Virgin Islands, and frequently spans the not just a few songs slapped together to fill in featuring a masterful mandolin melody, fol- EVERY copy of the CD is different, having country from the Carolinas to Colorado with space on a CD. lowed by "Everyman" and "Change," all been printed on an antique letter press from his unique bluesy-rock and Cajun-bluegrass "I still think of an album as a whole. That's deliciously-welcome additions to Gerard's the 1930s by artists Steve Bowden and David gumbo of musical magic. the way I like to listen to albums. 'Zoomy song catalog. Wolfe, who developed the printing technique Gerard's "Zbomy Trail" is an exemplary Trail' works as a whole," Gerard explains. Next on "Zoomy Trail," fans will drool making each copy an artistic experience. combo that demonstrates how the New York Indeed, the 10-song track list — which over soon-to-be concert staples like "Dream- Recorded at Thundering Sky Studio in native (and Seacoast transplant for the past 25 includes two cover tunes — meshes together land" and "Thirty Robins." South Berwick, "Zoom' Trail is about to years) has perfected his art of binding words a wide variety of different sounds but reins "Dreamland" is an ambitious work that's launch into the public arena at last, forever and music with an alluring sound all of his them in together for a spectacular feel one hypnotically addictive in its otherworldly as a true sound of the Seacoast. The first 50 own that will have longtime fans and first- can only get by taking a trip down the Zoomy beat, which utilizes a swath of different people (couples) will receive a complimen- time listeners purring with pure delight. Trail. instruments (where else can the listener hear tary copy of the Zoomy Trail at the June 19 To understand the "Zoomy Trail," it's best But metaphorically speaking, what does a Chinese funeral gong mixed into an upbeat CD release party at the Three Chimneys Inn, to start with what it means. that trail represent? What's the message blues piece?) on Route 108 in Durham. "The name goes back to my grandfather," behind all the foot-stomping bluesy fun? "Thirty Robins," on the other hand, lets Additional Gerard and Truffle con- Gerard says with a laugh as he sets his cof- "It's a happy place," Gerard says of the the band members display their unparalleled certs are scheduled in the Greater Seacoast fee down and sits back in a high-back chair, trail with a laugh, before pausing to think a talents in a stimulating musical solo that will region throughout the summer. Visit www. reflecting on his distant past growing up in bit about his answer. "But it's also a realistic pack dance floors, and draw folks in from gerardtruffle.com f r r information and New York. "My grandfather would always place. It follows the path of life. There are the streets to the pubs to get into the groove dates, and to find a copy of "Zoomy Trail" if Gerard and the rest of the performers. take me out on these long walks. He'd say, good times and tough times," he adds, and you can't t to the show. 'C'mon, let's go for a walk down the zoomy explains that Zoomy Trail is, as a whole, his By the time the album rolls around to Listen to it once, and feel the vibes. Listen trail!' I knew before I even started working on "most personal collection of songs to date," the song "Faith," listeners may be wonder- to it twice, and you'll find the groove. That ' the material for this album, I was going to call infused with emotion and unforgettable mel- ing what happened to the band. 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