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Supreme Supreme Court if elected to the White House. would appoint justices interpret to the rather Constitution than rule judg The it.” into “read they on what es’ role, he maintained, “is to interpret, not the law.” make up sion, Giuliani thanked audience his and took time for some meet-and-greet hand shakes before boarding the bus for his next stop. campaign A “Politics and Eggs” him awaited forum breakfast on Monday morning in Bed ford, giving him two to days prepare for a CNN/ You Tube debate scheduled for Wednesday of this week in St. Petersburg, Florida. will determine dential thenominee for both the presi Republican and Democratic parties when they head for the first-in-the-nation mary Pri on Tuesday, January 8, 2008. usinesses! L upport your upport (603) 926-5150 (603) Holiday for Someone Someone for Holiday S Help Make a Brighter a Make Help B participating participating - - - - - ews N 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 ntic enforced la t ovember A e h t Non-Perishables Non-Perishables to 49 | N 49 | o al Please Drop Off Your Your Off Drop Please “You “You will not see any Giuliani went on to list Following his remarks, NORTH HAMPTON | During this time, vehi Winter ordinances Winter eci p former NYC mayor touted his success reducing crime and the deficit while serving in that political capacity. one who has the results government in that I have,” he said. “four things you can do to stunt growth” — overspend, overtax, overregulate over-sue — and “and the Demo crats want to do all four of them.” The way to deal with these factors, he said, is “to do the opposite,” “reduce, namely reduce, and modify.” regulate Giuliani took questions from the audience, queries ranging from answering effec tively addressing America’s energy needs, gun and control the Second Amendment (“I believe it is self-described pro- A right”). a personal life questioner Giuliani’s stance on abortion addressed and how it relates to filling potential vacancies on the The North Hampton police department reminds dents resi and visitorswinter parking that ban is a now ineffect, and will bein place until April 15, 2008. cles are not permitted to S 33, N ol V - - - Moving from the topic As he is known to do “Our future has to be to rebuild rebuild the nation’s military forces should he be elected president. of fighting terrorism to the Giuliani American economy, observed that “we want country a that continues grow” to and that obligation to make “it’s America our better.” while stumping for votes at various campaign stops, the military intelligence budget, thus “repeat[ing] the takes” mis made at the conclu sion of America’s 20th century conflicts. various remain strong,” said liani, who says he intends to Giu ews - - - N — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo He also maintained that “This is a very complex Giuliani observed “we ists,” a description which he maintained “the Democrats are afraid to say.” “in order to deal with rorists ter and have dictatorsto deal with them from you strength.” enemy we face,” he added, promising that “we if will undo elected the damage that Bill Clinton did” when that administration cut the independence. have some very lenges” big to face as a chal country. One challenge is to this country “keep on the offense in the terrorist war against terror Islamic by] [waged us ------). m During his appearance, Greeted Greeted by an enthusias ise.” Giuliani put the on spotlight a number of issues as well as the 12 Com campaign mitments that make up his political platform (found at www.joinrudy2008.co Among the numerous top ics: Fighting the war on ter ror, tax reform and energy sachusetts Governor Cellucci, Paul who was panying accomGiuliani on the bus tour, and former NH Sheila Rep. 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The opinions A A ------th nh , , CANOE Continued on 29A• Smith became so invested so became Smith “I was trying to create a But Smith found himself “It was everyone’s fault, “It was like having 10, 20, 10, having like was “It ortsmouth in commercial fishing that he that fishing commercial in spent a good deal of his time traveling major fishing ports in the Pacific and the learning techniques thatcountries’ fishermen utilized other to make their catches more profitable. boat that could take over the world,” Smith said. repeating the same that things he was hearingothers. The fish were from disap pearing and it was someone else’s fault. The government, the lobstermen, the sword fish boats, were all to blame. but us,” said Smith. “I found myself mouthing heard what in these I other plac 100 dollar bills out said there,” Smith. “All we had to do is pick went them up. We from fishermen to strip min ers. It was wonderful. It was buf the of beginning the like falo hunt. 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ART IN ART PRINT tlantic y age sights, colors and texture of the sea. to the Copperdowntown Canoe Exeter, onegreeted in is by the beautiful B A P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - A age | P ews N tlantic “I count them all,” Hal It goes without saying The amount of reading minutes15 do will“Some In addition, the time READING Continued on 27A• liwell says. expected of the studentsvartheexpected of ies with their grade with most level, expected to read from 5-10 minutes in grade, up firstto 20 minutes for olderstudents,aver withan age of at least 15 minutes for third graders. others are there but day, each who do more — a half hour, 45 minutes,” says Halliwell. “I really do get pretty good support from the kids.” that parents spend reading to their preschoolers,example, also counts toward for accumulating minutes. - - - 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 ovember 603-772-3639 • www.furnitureon33.com 49 | N 49 | o 159 Portsmouth Ave. • Route 33 • Stratham, NH 03885 NH 03885 • Route 33 • Stratham, Ave. 159 Portsmouth Decorative • Distinctive • Affordable Open Wednesdays 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. or by appointment “We have“We a thermometer however, however, isn’t merely mea sured in tickets. so the kids can we seeare and if we are achiev where ing our goal,” colorfulthe to referring well, says Halli graph fastened to the wall in the corridor just outside her office. 33, N ol V Gold H Silver Silver H The students’ progress, “I’m kind of keeping four tickets” (more this valuable about incentive in a bit). recorded recorded on the calendars. score for the kids,” she says, noting that “for every week ticket. a earn they in, fill they Every month they can earn Jewelry Jewelry Member: Antique Dealer New Assn. 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Charm Bracelets, Cameos, Watches, All Antiques, Antique Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings, Glass, China, Glass, Paintings, Oriental Rugs, Antique Furniture, All Antiques, Antique Dolls & Toys, Lamps, Old Clocks, Pottery, Old Weathervanes, the month the calendar returned is to Halliwell. (or She a parent) tallies up numbers the that have been here; the important is that thing they’re practicing at home too.” soon as almost gear into goes as the school year begins. about October,” says Principal, Jeni SES Mosca. “We promote it each month. usually It takes us until about May rightor June.” up way: When the first of month the rolls around, every child is given a monthly cal endar to bring home. parents The log in the of number minutes their child reads each day, and at the end of - - “It’s an incentive to get among SES students. Now in its fifth year of encourag ing students to delve those books, the hugely suc into cessful program has had its goal met each time around — and builds reading skills in the process kids to read out of school,” explains Jeannae Halliwell, a reading specialist at SES. “We know they’re reading READ — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo TO - - - - A million TIME om .C oices V ews N remo , 21 P reasons reasons to read iz The Read a Million Min Not if it’s Seabrook Ele SEABROOK | Read a impos somewhat Sounds reading progress reading throughout progress the 2007-08 school year. Million Minutes. Jack, holding the book Sharks,” “Tick-Tock is standing next to a graph which will measure the students’ first grade class at Seabrook Elementary School, has doing been his part to help SES reach the goal of Reading a Jack Donovan (pictured), a student in Tammy Thomson's itor L tlantic y d established in order to pro mote and nurture literacy utes program was originally mentary School doing the reading. students sible, right? Million Minutes. E B A . om .C ews N tlantic A www.drakefarm.com s Also located at the Barn: Look for the Big Yellow Barn! 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S uled to be Tuesday, conducted December 4 from on 3-6 p.m. and December Wednesday, 5 from 5-8 p.m.Allteachers, withtheexcep trimester of school at brook Sea Elementary ends School on Friday, November 30, and that ent-Teacher means Par are Conferences right around ner. the Sign ups cor are currently being accepted for conference appointments. Parents will receive their children’s report cards attend the conferences. when they S 49 o com . 33, N rotary ol students egun! ight B N 108/33 . twicealady . rt eabrook ame otes S 603-778-4790 27 Portsmouth Ave. Portsmouth 27 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 G @ 1 Stratham, NH 03885 NH Stratham, www N for ovember hosts ales Have |N along S 603-431-3333 ews N sails chool Host and creator of ‘Ciao Italia’ S es rainwav at Twice the Savings! the Twice at B tlantic 90 Fleet Street, Portsmouth, NH 90 Fleet Street, ARTS hristmas Designer Women’s Apparel Apparel Women’s Designer December 1 from 12-2 p.m. ea Formerly of Newbury Street, Boston Formerly of Newbury Street, C S With more With than 25 clubs and an average of 10 children in According According to the Program Director DeDe various Connor, SEABROOK | Sea ARTS, a program for after school Families and children of all ages are invited to come out NORTH HAMPTON | A free Game free Night will be held A on | HAMPTON NORTH Mary Ann Esposito A | A office office at (603) 474-2252, ext. 164. information and registration packets. will ARTS Sea also be this session to obtain sending from their a survey to parents ARTS Sea the call information, more For ideas. and feedback in partnership with the Seabrook Recreation Center as well as with Seacoast Youth Services. from January The 7 through next March 20. session Sea ARTS runs table on will Parent Conference have nights at Seabrook a School with each club, Sea ARTS met the safety, learning and enrichment and learning safety, the met ARTS Sea club, each needs for each child for this session, and provided support to parents for homework and care. The clubs are conducted games, jump rope, outdoors, a little bit of fun and a little bit of music, scientific sea friends, experiments and inventions, art, basketball, and crafts. puzzles, nature and the end of their first session for the 2007-08 school year. Sea ARTS clubs have included cooking, Lego challenges, homework, enrichment activities offered in a safe learning environment to Seabrook School students, is approaching this event, call Brainwaves at (603) 964-3040 or visit www. brainwaveslearning.com. for a fun-filled night. All are welcome to come to the Game Night and discover fun games that reinforce concepts that children are learning in school. For more information about Friday, Friday, December 7 from 5-8 p.m. at Brainwaves Learning located at Center, 18 Lafayette Road in North Hampton. December 1st from noon to 2 pm. For more information more For pm. 2 to noon from 1st December call 431-3333. 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The pig was asleep, so I couldn’t get back mud. to I the remembered that could I hide under the So I walked hay. over to the hay and there was the I farmer! started running. Then all the chickens startedning. The run farmer close! I closed was my eyes and so flapped my wings! When I opened my eyes, I the was air. I heard the in chickens and the pigs cheering. I was fly,” Ifly,” thought! to a tall fence. A pig had to help me climb to Then theI tied top.the rope to me. I followed along the top of the fence into the pig barn. oices - - - - - and tales from SES ! ,-.+'-, ly Holiday Holiday turkey tricks 21 V F + ey oices k V ur T 21 to ly al F In addition, the stu By Sarah Demello I heard them talking SEABROOK | Con eci p I didn’t know what to So do. I tried to fly, couldn’t but I do just it. I tried tried some andmore, but I still couldn’t do it. to disguisefrom Thanksgiving preda themselvestors. Following their procedures, own students thendisguised their own turkeys (see photos). dents wrote narrative piec es addressing and a explaining problem a solution.The problem? was going A to be turkeyThanksgiving eaten for dinner! solution? The Save the somehow! A turkeyfew examples, which should work just as well for turkeys who want to avoid becoming Christ mas dinner, are here in this month’s issue includedof 21 Voices. about me. They said it was time for the turkey to go. cerned about theof turkeys welfare across America, students in Cathy Arnault’s grade 4 class Elementary at Seabrook School procedures to wrote help turkeys S ( % U M B 4 % E M 0 F I 5 Turkey (+-2 urland K hane S y om B .C as Michael Jackson ews N How to Disguise a rocedure like the turkey body. 15. Use the blue construction paper to cut out shoes. 16. Glue wiggly eyes on the head. 17. Use the jewels any way you want to. 18. Then you have a Michael Jackson turkey disguise! 12. After, cut out 12. hair After, on the black yarn. 13. Glue the yarn on top of the head. 14. Make a face with the markers or/and pencils. 8. Glue the suit to the turkey body. 9. Leave a little place on the suit for a tie. 10. Then, cut red construction paper into a tie. 11. Glue the tie on the suit. 5. The white construction paper should be just 6. Glue the white construction paper on body. cut out 7. black After, construction paper just like a suit. 1. Gather materials turkey on 2. white Trace construction paper. 3. Use the scissors to cut out the turkey body. 4. Cut out white construction paper. • Google eyes • Glue • Jewels Directions • Markers or pencil • Scissors • Black, white, red and blue construction paper • Black yarn List of Materials Template • Turkey A P tlantic A . om .C ews N tlantic otes A N — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Special to the Atlantic News — Seabrook Elementary School students School Elementary Seabrook — — Art classes at Seabrook Elementary chool — Seabrook Elementary School Kindergarten S 24 page on in Paulette Bailey's first grade class (pictured) recently enjoyed recently (pictured) class grade first Bailey's Paulette in Pajama Day, a special treat for earning perfect attendance. Students earn a letter from the phrase "Perfect Attendance" for each day the whole class is in school and on time. Once "Perfect Attendance" is spelled out, the class votes on their special treat for their big achievement. As the photo shows, wearing pajamas to school was the winning class. choice for the horses with complete hayride, fall a enjoyed recently students group a with filled wagon, and horses The wagon. their pull to of students, are pictured here in front of entrance. the school’s main — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo School have been causing some yawning to students occur recently, among but it’s all second grader for Jake Lambert a (above) demonstrates. Jake good is reason, as an viewing here pictured himself while yawning in a mirror, as SES extension of drawing self-portraits in art class. JAMMIN’ JAMMIES JAMMIN’ WAGON RIDE SAY ‘AHH-H-H-H’ - - - - continues Also on the third grade Just recently, the third 21 Voices completing their Bag Mystery Book Reports and getting are excited Christmas about Concert the coming on Thursday, December 13 at 6 p.m. They practicing have had and been are pre pared to who show attends everyone a and good a chance time to get holiday spirit. in the away in East Kingston, and students as well as teachers hopebackwintergotofora time sleigh ride. class schedule is a visitthe IMAX to Theater to see 3-D a movie about the Inter national Space Station — a very beneficial and field timely trip that was expected to mesh well with the dents’ stu study unit on space. graders have been busy ered ered to Community Action for distribution to those in need. - - - — Seabrook Elementary School third Hidden Hollow Farm was Farm Hollow Hidden graders, Gia Eddins, Joshua Finocchario, and Taylor Eaton boxes of food help collected organize by the SES community and donated to the Seacoast Community Action Program in Seabrook. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo WE ‘CAN’ DO IT! shirt bearing the RAMS team mascot. school’s the location for a field fantastic trip taken by SES stu dents this fall. They weren’t on a long hayride through decoratedpumpwoods,the kins, drank cider and took a very thorough tour real of New a Hampshire farm. It was only a short distance Food Can Drive. of everyone’s Because efforts, a big truckload of food was deliv oices - - - - - 49 o 33, N 21 V ol rXXXBTIXPSUIIPUFMDPN 0DFBO#PVMFWBSE )BNQUPO /) 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 The SES staff also deserves also staff SES The The biggest thanks of all A A big “thank you” has Newly Renovated Guestrooms Renovated Newly and showed pictures of the audience. He left SES with a baseball hat, tote bag and families, and community that community and families, participated in this year’s Meteorol 9 WMUR-Channel ogist Kevin Skarupa. Skaru pa was most impressed with the knowledge the children displayed regarding weath er, and the childrenexcited to see themselves on were the morning news as rupa Ska spoke about his visit been extended to the Patty Camuso family of Seabrook drive food the organizes that In every fact, year. this is the 16th year that Mrs. Camuso has organized the event. dealing for you” “thank big a with all the grocery bags of food items that are brought into their classrooms. go to all the SES students, their pantry during the holi day season and throughout the year. &WFSZ8FEOFTEBZ *OUIF#SFBLFST$BGÊ-PVOHF Enjoy your favorite Martini your favorite Enjoy with and DJ Dan friends, food good great 3VCZ3FE1PNFHSBOBUF 3VCZ3FE.PKJUP 1PNB3B[CFSJ.BSUJOJ *TMBOE#MVF.BOZ.PSF Martini Night ovember - - - |N ews NPSFw "OENBOZ N oices oices V V tlantic Busy season for SES third graders SES SES holds successful food drive 21 21 to to $SJTQZ"IJ5VOB .P[[BSFMMB4UJDLT 4QJOBDIBOE"SUJDIPLF4QSFBE 4IBP.BJ4ISJNQ 4FMFDUFE"QQFUJ[FST#FMPX $IJDLFO'JOHFS 4QJDZ$IJDLFO'JOHFST *OUIF#SFBLFST$BGÊ-PVOHF Plasma TV’s Flat Screen Half Price Appetizers Monday Night Football Night Monday al A | A To To enhance the students’ SEABROOK | Third Every donation to this SEABROOK | ‘Tis the eci p pecial age the world of weather, welcomed SES guest speaker being a main topic. educational experience in Elementary School been keeping busy have during the fall season Science with units, with their weather grade students at Seabrook are are shipped to the Seacoast Community Action Program in Seabrook to be used in son a little brighter for those families that gone may without holidays. during All have donated items the munity Action munity Program. cause helps make the sea grade 4 have recently collecting items been for busy the annual Food Can Drive to benefit the Seacoast Com season of giving at Seabrook Elementary School, and stu dents in preschool through S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - A age | P ews ! !" #$ N 20% OFF %# tlantic According According to the Ports For a complete listing All Instock Items Instock All &' ( &)*' Street, Porter Street, ins Junk Avenue, Parrott Avenue, and the intersection of Mid dle Street, Congress Street, Maplewood Avenue Street. Islington and all Department, Police mouth vehicles must be clear of the parade route before 4 p.m. Saturday, or will be subject to tow. of roads being affected, for or more information about the annual holiday parade visit the official Portsmouth site at www.cityofports Web mouth.com. • - - %# 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 ! !" #$ ovember 49 | N 49 | &' ( &)*' ! !" #$ o The Portsmouth Police Traffic will be closed at the High-Hanover Parking Parking High-Hanover the at Facility for those attending the parade or participating in it. Department, which will be overseeing traffic during the event, is advising control that visitors be aware street that closures and restric tions Saturday will include more than those listed in the route. parade off or limited by the police department on areas includ ing Islington Street, Daniel Street, Market Street, Fleet Street, State Street, Court 33, N ol &' ( &)*' V - - - - - The city will offer The a city will offer set $3 Hilson, 72, pastor and Holidays shire shire adopt a holiday in the name of King, Luther Martin Jr., and has taught and con sulted on race Hamp relations New of for University the US the Navy. and shire 3-7 p.m. fee between parking with with a free, elegant Thanks meal. holiday giving founder of the New Baptist Hope Church, is a standing active long community member and former school board member. He teaches at Portsmouth High School his for honored been has and efforts to have New Hamp - - - Jarvis, 77, closed his Metro Metro his closed 77, Jarvis, Longtime Portsmouth “These three gentlemen his celebrated who Griffin, in in civic affairs and volunteer activities. He is Portsmouth Hospital’s most revered and honored volunteer, and still while regularly patients visits one wearing of 70 hats in his collection. Restaurant last Dec. 31 after 27 years of operation in the fam his where location same ily a had operated restaurant since 1928. Jarvis, who has served on countless boards and commissions over the years, started a tradition of to opening his restaurant the needy by providing them and floats will for be eligible awards including Community Best Entry, Mayor’s Award, Best Entry, and Best Commercial Non-Profit Float. Sam Griffin, Charlie residents Jarvis and the Rev. Arthur Hilson have been invited to serve as the parade’s grand marshals. have contributed so to much our community over the years and I am so pleased to be able to recognize them in this way,” Mayor Marchand memo many has “Each said. ries of a vintage Portsmouth so they represent a wonder ful connection between our present.” and past 29, is 100th on birthday Nov. a retired attorney who has a long record of involvement ing bands. Walking units ------Santa Santa Claus will join the The The City of Portsmouth to chosen was theme “The “The theme also is a con Early-arrivers will have With With the tree lit, the sea 6 at begin will parade The nection to the Vintage Christ Vintage the to nection mas in Portsmouth program launched by the Music Hall cele to Banke Strawbery and warmth, of December a brate light and a return to our col lective memories of Christ he added. past,” mas illuminated floats, walking participants and march will will organize and direct this year’s event, which has been given the theme, in Portsmouth.” “Vintage Christmas reflect the charm and quaint history of as our well as city, and simpler quieter, of time a more graceful holiday family on centering cel ebrations and friends,” Mayor Steve said. Marchand p.m., starting at 800 Islington Islington 800 at starting p.m., Street, to where it turns into con then and Street Congress tinue to Market Square and onto Pleasant Street before reaching its final destination Playground. of South the the best opportunity to pick an ideal viewing spot, since as many as 8,000 people are expected to line the 1.1-mile- route. long portsmouth.org. sonal festivities will — liter downtown into march — ally on Saturday, December with the 1 Port City’s annual parade. holiday ------riter W ff a om t S .C g ha ews ews C N N k r a ntic In addition to the tree This This year, the organiza Pro Pro Portsmouth is a non- Visitors Visitors will enjoy a per The The festivities begin at 6 PORTSMOUTH | The Holidays Holidays Holidays light light up up Portsmouth Portsmouth M la t tlantic y Seacoast visit visit the organization’s offi cial Web site at www.pro ket ket Street. For a list of ommended rec items to donate, 14, 14, at their office at 500 Mar mouth is December through donations accepting food lighting event, Pro Ports Food Pantry. Pantry. Food the the tree lighting, which will be donated to the Seacoast the community to bring non-perishable food a item to mouth mouth is asking members of tion tion has added a charitable twist to the event. Pro Ports nity collaboration. nity through through events and commu the the vitality of Portsmouth's arts, culture and history profit organization dedicated dedicated organization profit and to sustaining celebrating sored by Pro Inc. Portsmouth, the the Sandpiper Chorus at the event, which is being spon formance formance by the Portsmouth Middle School Band and holiday season gets its official official its gets season holiday lighting. tree the with start in in front of the North Church in Market Square, when the p.m., p.m., Friday, November 30, downtown parade. downtown mouth this weekend, with the annual tree lighting and arch arch into full swing in Ports holiday holiday season is ready to B A A . om .C ews N tlantic A www.exeterfinecrafts.com 61 Water Street, Exeter, NH 03833 %XCLUDES SALES GIFT /&& Exeter Fine Crafts 4/4!, 052#(!3% Last Minute Shopping ,UNA#HICS.(COM CERTIlCATES %XPIRES Mon-Sat: 10-5:30, Sun: 12-4 In Dec., Thurs-Fri until 8 Ladies Night Holiday Parade Family Stroll 7ITH THIS AD 7ATER 3TREET %XETER .( Featuring the work of Northern New England’s finest craftspeople. finest England’s New Northern of work the Featuring Calendar of Events: 0 1 ATES Dec. 1: Dec. 6: Dec. 13: Dec. 20: DID ILEEN &ISHER ^ &REE 0EOPLE )SDA #OMPANY *ILL -C'OWEN *UICY #OUTURE ,ONGCHAMP -ICHAEL 3TARS "#"' "RIGHTON 4HREE $OT 6INCE 3PLEN ^ ,INES /F $ESIGNER *EANS 'IFT #ERTIlC % Members, League of NH Craftsmen Members, 49 o 33, N ol 603-772-4923 (603) 778-7461 (603) Mon-Sat 10 - 5:30 - 10 Mon-Sat Thu 10 - 8 Sun 12 - 4 - 12 Sun 8 - 10 Thu s 145 Water St. Exeter, NH Exeter, St. Water 145 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 ’ ovember to be for the holidays! |N ews N 10% Off (& he loves free gift too!) free wrapping, (& he loves 107 Water St., Exeter, NH St., Exeter, 107 Water Exquisite tlantic with this ad. 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Christmas season with a wreath workshop led by Connie December Gilmore 5 on at Wednesday, 2 p.m. at the Exeter Senior Center. In lieu of the December meeting an annual festive holiday luncheon on Thursday, December 13 be held will at the Wentworth By The Sea. arranged The by Herb event Chairmen, will Sharon be Osborne and Lynda Broadbent. Guests are always the Exeter welcome Area Garden Club, to which is a meetings very offering active of club opportunities in many different areas. information For more about attending Abbie call Anderson a Jane at member, (603) 775-0434. meeting or becoming a Brentwood-Kingston will hold a Snowflake Christmas Fair December 1 from 9 on a.m. Saturday, to 1 p.m. Walk, gifts from foreign lands (SERRV), a boutique table, items made by 20-plus craftspeople on vintage and treasures jigsaw puzzles. the second floor, as well as a luncheon with lobster Fenway rolls, Franks and chowder being served. For more information, call 778-3189. Special Orders & Discounts Available 33, N ol - - - V Please RSVP All proceeds raised Individual Individual books are $25 a a great stocking stuffer topper. present extra-special or through the Holiday Fund raiser as well as the sales of Ruth Stimson notecards and 2008 entertainment benefit the books Friends, a multi- age volunteer organization whose mission is to preserve and strengthen Hampton’s library as resource through a speakers, community exhibits, special events and fundraisers. For more infor mation, visit www.hampton. lib.nh.us/library/friends/ index.htm. and and can be purchased at the The desk. circulation library’s books — which also include discount coupons for lines, hotels, rental cars air and make — stores chain national www.musictogetherofportsmouth.com 95 Brewery Lane #9 1 Elm St. 18 Lafayette Rd. 18 9:30-10:15 a.m. 9:30-10:15 a.m. 9:30-10:15 am 9:30- 10:15 am 9:30- 10:15 age 11 - nd LL i 03844 othing 2 V L c & nh RS , , oad 603-431-4755 603-431-4755 Please call Jeanne Russell to register or for informationPlease call Jeanne Russell more st fine FREE DEMONSTRATION CLASSES! R The Joy of Family Music! The Joy LLS S a ’ hoppe f 1, S 1, New session startsNew the of January week 7 afayette women DEC 1 Holiday Clothing Holiday Preschoolers and the grown-ups who love them! Preschoolers who love and the grown-ups Complimentary Hor’dourves Consignment Sue Rene Sue Music and Movement Classes for Infants, Toddlers, Classes for Infants, Toddlers, Music and Movement ampton Music Together Music oute Also available are the These notecards can be ys olida Drawing for Prizes & Gift Certificate 87 L 87 R h Now Accepting Winter Winter Accepting Now & (603) 929-4040 (603) North Hampton December11 Tuesday, Atlantic Karate Newmarket December 12 Wednesday, Public LibraryNewmarket Kittery Thursday December13 SchoolWentworth-Dennet Portsmouth December14 Friday, Music Together OPEN HOUSE desk desk at the library and are also available at Museum the and Tuck at Oceanside Real Estate and Shop, located at Inn 365 Ocean Gift in Hampton. Boulevard 2008 Entertainment Books featuring discount coupons for area restaurants, stores and movie theatres. book contains a membership Each card good for 2-for-1 dining as well as discount coupons for shopping, movie tickets, travel, goods and services in New Hampshire, Southern and Massachusetts. Maine environmentalist and ist. art The note cards reproductions feature of Stimson’s artwork and are $10 per set cards. of note five purchased at the circulation H ------" . (AMPTON .( Ê 3IZE 8 />À} #LOTHING !CCESSORIES ÌiÀ>Ìà ast eaco &INE 7OMENS .ORAS - t S 4UE &RI 3AT " 9Ê Óä¯ In addition In to addition the Decem Also Also being raffled off is a The Friends extend .OW TILL #HRISTMAS "OUTIQUE %LEGANCE ,AFAYETTE 2D \ $1 each, or six tickets for $5. or $1 six tickets each, ber 7-8 Holiday Fundraiser, library patrons during theChristmas season can pur chase note cards Stimson, by a well-known edu Ruth cator, community leader, rymore Designs of Hampton for North donating the three floral for the arrangements raffle. Arrangements include a Santa Sleigh cen terpiece and wreaths. two festive 50-minute massage donated by Synergy Health and Fit ness Center in Exeter. Raffle tickets may be now through December 8 purchased at at Library Memorial Lane the flannel flannel pajamas, nightgowns and robes, as well as winter Items sell outer quickly gear. so early. come thanks to Fleurs de Margrit of Hampton Falls, Naturally Silk of Hampton and Bar holiday holiday fundraiser — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo - - - ews Gift Gift shopping at Friends’ N — This Santa Sleigh centerpiece is one of ntic la om t .C E-mail: A e House Calls House h We Repair We New • Antique • New t ews Unlimited (603) 292-3647 Buy • Sell • Repair • Sell • Buy 14 Lafayette Road 14 Lafayette CLOCKS North Hampton, NH North Hampton, N Clocks of All Kinds Clocks to New Clocks from New Clocks from Prices on All Clocks! Prices on SALE! Top Manufacturers Top Already Low Discounted Already Low al Now until Dec. 24 www.clocksunlimitednh.com The doll clothes sale On On the bake sale table, On On Friday and Saturday, HAMPTON | Looking for for Looking | HAMPTON the Friends of the Lane Memorial Library. four items to be raffled off at a Friends holiday the benefit proceeds fundraiser All 7-8. December on Saturday, Friday and HOLIDAY HOLIDAY 20% OFF HOLIDAY HOLIDAY TIME eci tlantic p casual casual every-day clothes to festive velvet party dresses, the the American Girl Doll and Bitty Baby. Choose from hand-made clothes that fit offers a wide selection of or or when guests drop in for a visit. holiday ideal ideal to use as hostess gifts baked baked goods and desserts. These homemade treats are attendees attendees can choose from a delicious array of holiday raiser raiser featuring a bake sale, and raffle. sale clothes doll the Lane Library will be host be will Library Lane the ing a two-day holiday fund December December 7-8, the Friends of library all at once. library ing ing the stress of and support the the local public mall, shopping shopping done while avoid the Lane Memorial Library in in Library Memorial Lane the Hampton, get some holiday long lines at the stores? Well, long lines at Well, the stores? look no longer — just visit holidays holidays but want to avoid that that special present for the S A to be for the holidays! Downtown Downtown Exeter is the place . ------ om .C ews N www.hamp . m tlantic A “This new “This is event bound Children are also encour will be “Registration held Plus, she adds, “There begin will police Hampton tions, tions, and participants from our local Scout organizations will fill the street. There will be lots of prizes and candy everyone.” for to promote commerce as we to families Seacoast welcome the downtown area,” adds to the assistant Curran, Katie president at the looking “We’re forward Chamber. to a day.” wonderful for the carni to aged register contest. costume val’s from 1:30-2:45 p.m. at a des ignated area adjacent to the Gazebo,” says McNamara. “At the conclusion award be will trophies event of the ed for Best All-Around, Best Girl Scout Entry, Best Scout Boy Entry, Funniest Cos tume, Best Use of Carnival Theme, Most Creative, Most Favor Judges Spirit, Holiday ite, and tion.” Honorable Men will also be a free drawing for a colossal toy-filled six- foot stocking! Be sure to fill out an entry card during the event.” Road from Lafayette clearing the lights at the top of High Street to Winnacunnet Road at 12 noon. The be road closed will to traffic duration for of the this event. more For information call Hampton Chamber the at (603) visit or 926-8718 tonchamber.co Holidays Continued on page 22 - - “This charming event According to McNamara, ys olida with children and fami their with children at House lies Plum the Sugar the of grounds the on located gazebo. street all-out an be to promises says fair,” Ginni McNamara, director of Special for Events the Hampton Chamber. “Lafayette Road from lights the at the Street top (by Cohen’s Jewelers) of the High (by Road Winnacunnet to Rite Aide Pharmacy) will be closed to traffic. The and music, with street filled be will performers.” street clowns, magicians, “Jugglers, puppeteers, unicycles, face painters, balloon characters, twisters, stilt games, exciting demonstra walkers, Seacoast H - - - - - — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ast eaco S Festival goers can join During the Holiday Car “The tree “The and tree all the holi favorite cartoon characters too.” there be will some local merchants little a for organizations other and holiday cheer, and stop by Caffé Fresco for a wine tast ing or the Silpada fundraiser to Jewelry repair the ten courts. basketball nis/ nival, Santa will be visiting for for the annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony held at the gazebo in Hampton. downtown day decorations will be up lit at 7 p.m. and the ing carol will begin,“ says Dyana Martin, director of Hampton your of some and “Santa Rec. TEMS ) .( Season ON 3AT 3UN S 12 - - - - N )23 /& - 'IFT O I T & ews A N 'REAT ntic — Getting ready for a fun-filled weekend during the first-ever Children’s Holiday Carnival Children’s Children’s Holiday Carnival la 2!3)%2 OF t brings brings Christmas to Hampton A & DS e 3%,%#4)/. h t RLANDS to (OLIDAY (OURS NDRE 0OINSETTIAS 'A 7REATHS +ISSING "ALLS Tis the HRISTMAS $ECOR al 2/7. The The excitement begins on HAMPTON HAMPTON | It really is Event of support the With !2'% are are (from left) Katie Curran, Hampton Area Chamber Rene Boudreau, of Hampton Rec; Amanda Commerce; McNamara, volunteer; Hampton Kathy Rec Director Dyana Martin., Rush, Ginny Prudential Rush McNamara, Hampton Area Chamber of Reality; Commerce. # (U MERRY, MERRY MERRY, eci #ENTRAL 2D ^ 2YE .( ^ , ' p Prudential Prudential Rush Reality, the and Chamber the rec depart ment will host the first-ever Children’s Holiday Carni val on Saturday, December 1 from 1:30-3:30 pm. Addi tional sponsors include The Provident Bank, Casassa & Unitil. and Ryan, Friday, November 30 when Santa Claus comes to town beginning beginning to look a lot like Christmas as the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce and the Recreation Hampton Department pair up to pres weekend. a fun-filled ent Underwriter Kathy Rush of S 49 o 33, N ol p d tist n sho a ap k B otes 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 wor reenl irst 3AT $EC /NLY 4AG YOUR TREE NOW 7ORKSHOP G 6ISIT 3ANTAS F N REE ,OCAL 4REE $ELIVERY t & in a ting a ovember ir ir a a |N F F ecor s e d ews a ak y N l f da y olida FOR #HRISTMAS hristm d oli tlantic DABLE H now C H S FFOR ! 0INE #ONE $ECORATIONS ! &AMILY /WNED "USINESS &OR 9EARS i /0%. 3%6%. $!93 ^ #USTOM 7ORK &IRS 3PRUCE 7E WILT PROOF )NDOOR/UTDOOR "OXWOOD 4REES 0REMIUM #UT 7REATHS 4ABLE 'REENS 2OPING 7REATHS 4REES 2A | A 12A | ÛiÊ/Àiià Enjoy Enjoy an of evening and merriment craft making with Joe EXETER EXETER | is Christmas coming, so it’s the perfect time to For more information on the Christmas Fair, contact Heidi contact on For Fair, the more information Christmas GREENLAND GREENLAND | Greenland Community Congregational HAMPTON HAMPTON | The folks at the First Baptist Church of >}½ÃÊ >`ÃV>«iÊ-iÀÛVi 0ORTSMOUTH !VE 2TE ^ 'REENLAND .( bows, bows, and plenty clippers. of garden of baubles pair and a and bangles. fee will Participants information materials more $25 a For bring to need necessary. is up sign and limited, is Space 772-3101. (603) at Library Public Exeter the contact to create a beautiful kissing ball or boxwood tree to decorate to tree decorate or ball boxwood kissing a to beautiful create a home or or office to give as a gift. Joe will all provide the necessary ingredients — fresh-cut boxwood, ribbons and Gancarz Gancarz of Brentwood Farms & Greenhouses located Flower Shop library, the at p.m. 5 6:30 at December Wednesday, on at 4 Chestnut Street in Under Exeter. Joe’s expert guidance, will just discover participants how workshop easy it can be make kissing balls and boxwood trees for holiday decorating decorating holiday for trees boxwood and balls kissing make Library. Public Exeter at workshop special a at Duncanson at (603) 431-4966. (603) at Duncanson much, much, much more. All proceeds the from many programs this and services provided event by Community benefit members. its and Church Congregational homemade cookies; a silent auction featuring a wide variety featuring a auction silent cookies; homemade sandwich turkey hot, open-faced of and services; items local plates back by popular demand; gifts and handcrafts; and December December 1 from 9 Center. a.m. Greenland to in 2 151 Route p.m. Road/ at Post on the Greenland located Parish House, This holiday favorite will offer two floors of and merchandise activities including a Cookie Walk with hundreds of Church Church will hold its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday, Road in Hampton.. Donations will be gratefully accepted for for accepted gratefully be will Donations Hampton.. in Road more For need. desperate in is which pantry, food church the 926-3200. (603) call information, table table and a cookie walk. A lunch of sandwiches, chowder, chili and beans will be served from Christmas the begin to time 11 the take to invited a.m. is community to 2 pm. The at located 36 Winnacunnet Church, with Baptist First season crafts available, as well as scarves, hats, jewelry, gift baskets, gift baskets, jewelry, hats, as well as scarves, available, crafts decorations, and pet gifts. Also featured will goods table be (including jams and relishes), a a white elephant baked Hampton had much fun at last weekend’s annual Snowflake Snowflake annual weekend’s last at fun much had Hampton 8 December handmade of to do going on it Sunday, again they’re that Fair variety large a be will There p.m. 3 to a.m. 9 from "EAUTIFUL FULL "ALSAMS Vi`Ê/Àiià age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - gss 13A age . ivorywin or Slattery m | P m TV ews Sports N Listings Page 2 SEA tlantic love with Paul “An Ivory Winter.” The Dykstra’sCD is available at Bull Music Moose in downtown Ports mouth, and at Barnes Noble and in Newington. Grab a mug of hot cocoa,down settle in front of and the enjoy. For fire, more infor mation, e-mail [email protected] Artists Management at [email protected] - 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 ovember 49 | N 49 | o When asked if he has Thanks to his talented area area and serves as an organ ist at St. Andrew’s Sea. by the any absolute favorites his brand new on CD, Dykstra says that while Beethoven’s Appassionata Sonata is the at top, “I love I everything have to say.” equally, efforts, the public now has the opportunity to fall in 33, N ol ------V “They’re “They’re all musical,” he A faculty member for the “He’scertainly theoneof Recording “An Ivory “If I ever record a solo Dykstra dedicated his Part Part of that time has been “He’s a Portsmouth Dykstra, who has given their their daughters Erin, Jenni Emily and Jillian. fer, says of the Dykstra girls. Concord Academy found be can Dykstra School, Music at Darryl’s Music Hall three days a week. He plays con certs around the Seacoast Richard Stoltzmann. world’s premiere clarinet ists,” Dykstra says. Winter” at known as Futura “The Sonic Tem (alsople”)was exactly what Dyk stra wanted to do from the first time he went there record toprevious works with his fellow musicians. CD, this is where to I’d support like it,” thinking he to recalls himself. whole thing “The is state-of-the- art.” The entirerecorded in CD three different was sessions this Augustinyear, andSeptember.Bolstered by the generosity of friends, he was able to underwrite the cost of the CD on his own. labor of love to his parents, and to his wife Celina and adult after residing in British in British residing after adult Columbia as well Alberta, as Dykstra says “most of musical my life has been tered cen in Portsmouth” since he moved to New England’s Lakes Region in 1999. spent corroborating local with music makerRudenstein. Roger composer who ten has operas and writ all sorts things,” of Dykstra says. “I’ve been playing his music for five years.” classical music performanc es at such Music venues Hall, Union as Chapel, the Congregational Rye Church, and Seacoast Academy Music, also had an of opportu nity last year to record with 13 - - - - - November 30, Atlantic 2007 News | | Page 1 SEA Having settled down With “a couple of big piec big of couple “a With And with its decidedly Dykstra’s deep love of childhood childhood in Edmonton, in the Canadian province Alberta. of His parents, Theo and Truus Dykstra Dutch “were immigrants idea of whose a Sunday afternoon with over friends having was We all day long. going music family.” a television not were in the United States as an — is “a good way to do some do to way good “a is — thing for people who know the music [and] introduce it don’t.” who people to es and a couple of pieces that smaller required a short er attention span,” the “some CD, has Dykstra, observes thing in there for everyone. a bit.” quite shift moods The seasonal theme, says Dyks good “very CD the offers tra, to enjoy music” introspective on a frosty enjoying the winter’s warmth inside day, with “some hot cocoa while outside.” snowing it’s music goes way back to his - - - - - Classical Classical music for a winter’s day He He adds that such a coor “I “I wanted it to appeal to Indeed, Indeed, “An Ivory Win “These are pieces that I them with bring titles The dinated dinated compilation — sub titled “Great Classical Piano Season” Inner Your for Music hints hints of a satisfying wintry mix that goes from subtle to strong: “A Winter Fantasy,” “Arctic Sea,” “Glitterfrost,” “The Ice “Elemental Queen’s Storm” and Aria,” six others. a broad spectrum,” Dykstra explains, “[so] I decided to put it with together a theme. People gravitate that.” like something more to ter” ter” features 75 roman minutes classical, best of very the tic, and modern music for a include Selections piano. solo works by familiar compos ers such as Beethoven, Bach, Chopin. and Mozart have lived with for a time,” long says Dykstra. “They are something that I wanted record.” to to do that.” do to - - - riter W ff a om t S .C Pages Pages 7 Day 7 ews ews FREE N N remo TV Guide TV 3SEA-9SEA P ntic iz “Being “Being a artist classical in The moment and the And so it was at that luxu that at was it so And “You’re “You’re in this room all PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | When la L t tlantic y “Making a CD is a way “Making good that that will make a little legacy for yourself,” he explains. a a sea of classical artists, you something do to want always method made for a perfect fit fit perfect a for made method one. than ways more in for the Christmas season. 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Gregg and Through Through the words of the parents and a Lighting up the stage from December EPPING | Leddy Center for the Per age ageage office; office; Leddy Center staff will be certain it gets to the food pantry. local food pantry. Items can be brought to the show and deposited in the located in the Those receptacle lobby. who can't make it to the show can their drop by offering the (bathroom (bathroom tissue, paper towels, facial sues) tis and toiletries (toothbrushes, paste, soaps, tooth shampoos, deodorants) for a season, Leddy Center non-perishable will food items, be paper supplies collecting www.leddycenter.or office at (603) 679-2781hours, Monday during through Friday business from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. pons cannot be combined). No one under age 2 is admitted. reserved. reserved. There is a $2 discount off advance tickets for the group Friday rates are available night (discounts/ cou shows and are Fridays and and Saturdays Sundays at at 7:30 2 $16 p.m. depending p.m. upon Tickets seating, which are is $14- all Gatchell, and solos performed by the main characters. Instrumentation for this musical includes piano, violin and harp. directed directed by Elaine Gatchell, is punctuated Leddy by performed music, choral rich with Chorale under the direction of J. Bruce Jesus, where they meet Zacharias (Ed Knox), Knox), (Ed Zacharias meet they where Jesus, Elisabeth (Linda Carter), Mary (Dickinson) and Joseph (Sadler). narrator, narrator, the audience is transported back to the time shortly before the birth of Baby in the frenetic rush of last-minute Christmas last-minute of rush frenetic the in Eve shopping, experience a meltdown that leaves them exploring why celebrated. Christmas is of a present-day mother (played by Sarah Dickinson), a father (Joel Sadler) and who, Snelling) Sydney Scott, (Jacob two children located on Main Street in Epping. 7-16, “A Story of Christmas” tells the tale forming Arts presents the “A Story of original Christmas” at play, Leddy Theater, PP P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black .. SEA 15A 15A 3 age age age | P | P | P 926-4557 ews ews ews N UP N N . g tlantic tlantic tlantic TERCOLOR A SURF’S — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo W WONDERLAND ntertainment E www.firehouse.or 30, 2007 | A , 2007 | A 21, 2007 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 downtown Newburyport, presents an original an presents Newburyport, downtown production of “The Nutbuster” by Exit Dance Theatre. The show, a dynamic new look the at classic dance favorite “The Nutcracker” featuring a unique cast of cool surfer dudes and righteous punk performance angels, that’s is perfect a family. for Playing holiday from the November 30 entire December 2, through showtimes for “The Nutbuster” are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., 3 with p.m. matinees on Saturday and Tickets are Sunday. $16 for adults, $13 and for Seniors members, and $10 more information or to for order tickets, call the students. For Firehouse box office at (978) visit 462-7336 or will be on Natural Moon Blue at January and December display during A Exeter. in the Street Clifford 8 at located Foods, months of reception for the artist will be held Thursday December 6, from 5-7 p.m. foods store at and restaurant, which the is hosting natural rotating art exhibits Seacoast Artist by Association. 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The trio formed after four friends met The Three Irish Tenors are three of ROCHESTER | The Rochester Opera age ageage www.RochesterOperaHouse.co ing (603) 335-1992 or at the box office. are $40 general public and and Seniors. Tickets are $35available online at students "GalwayBay" orthe sweet simplicity ofthe lullaby "Too-ra-loo-ra,” the great tenors of Ireland have the ability to reach into one’s heart and move it like no others can. Irish charm. "Danny Boy,” the warm sentimentality of great success, but also a great joy as these three golden-voiced tenorscaptivate audiences continue with to their infectious land, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. The young journey trio is for proving this to be not only a international repertoire. ented and exciting trio have performed to delighted, packed houses throughout Ire David the Wray, three tenors have created programs of their favorite songs and arias, notonly from Ireland, but also from a truly and national boundaries and would be of superb quality. mism and a sense of humor. Their aim: To sing songs and arias that would appeal to all generations, that could cross cultural over a few pints of Guinness in McSorley’s Pub in Dublin. They brought a with wealth them of diverse talents, energy, opti Show.” Show.” Joining the Three Irish Tenors will be special guest land's representative at the 2006 Belvedere International Singing Kenneth Competition; O'Regan, from and “Riverdance: The Ireland'sleading tenors: Ciaran Naglefrom “Riverdance: The Show;” P.J. Hurley, Ire lin” starring the Three Irish Tenors on Fri Decemberday, 7 at 8 p.m. at ROH, located at 31 Wakefield Street in Rochester. 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He comes to himself.” to island an is man “No that realize He also finds that the love of his family and townsfolk are precious gifts. members are invited on stage for and eggnog cookies, plus a performers and get a closeup look at the set chance to meet and props. the rate of $15; $10 a is special available prepaid for groups of 10 or more. Reservations are recommended, and may be made by calling Pontine Theatre at (603) 436-6660, or email ing purchased online at of the season with a new twist day classic on when a Pontine Theatre’s holi Artistic Greg and Mathews Marguerite M. Directors, Gathers perform a two-person, condensed version of “It’s A December 14-16. Wonderful Life” from End Studio Theatre (WEST), West located at 959 Islington Street in Portsmouth. 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Hampton in items may be dropped off at Shaw’s Supermarket, Arse nault Chiropractic and Center Newbury North Salon, while Depot Honda, Air Rye Field and Hungry Horse are in centers as drop-off serving of Rye. town the time to donate toys for the annual Toy Bank, no matter in which Seacoast area town one may reside. For information more and a full of fire stations list and contacts, visit For information regarding making “child-specific” toy selections, call Matt at (603) Cray 396-8186, or or 944-2475 (603) at McDaniel Justin 926-3316. (603) year. The club looking is for new always members; for membership tion informa call Ginny (603) 926-7340. Bridge at may be made at local Wal- Mart stores and fire stations and at the to prior variouslocations drop-off Toy Bank holiday. Christmas be dropped off and at Child Hampton Heights, Atlantic Family, Hoaty's Restaurant, Hampton town offices, the Cred Seacoast Hatch, Galley it Union, the Old Salt, LeBec Rouge, the Dearborn House, Labels Inc., Hannaford, the Lighthouse Market, Marelli's Market, Ocean Bank, Unit il, Q.A. Tech. and Wilbur's Countryside Diner, as well - - - - - — The Hampton and Seabrook — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo bank from 1A “It was phenomenal,” The donations collected Donations were also Newington firefighters “It “It was a huge success,” dona the cash said Bridle “It’s up from last year,” Fire Fire Departments collected the Toy Seabrook Bank Wal-Mart last donations weekend. dropped Generous outside cash shoppers in rubber firefighter boots trolley with toys, games and and more for Seacoast area children loaded up a in need. toy HOLIDAY HOLIDAY GENEROSITY beneficiaries. said Bridle. “We always like it when the kids want.” they get what by the two fire departments will be split between them, and the toys will all be indi vidually wrapped by a for in time volunteers Bank Toy distribution. Christmas accepted at other Wal-Mart stores in the Seacoast last area week at other events. Bus” the “Stuff various are planning to be stationed outside the Newington Wal- Mart December on Saturday, 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the R Toys Us store in New ington on Saturday, Decem to 5 9 p.m. a.m. 15 from ber Hampton. Membership $10 is per year and many includes informational topics, community projects field trips and throughout the said Cassie Bridle Hampton Fire of Department. the “The community came out appreci really we and us, for it.” ate tions exceeded $2500, including not the coinage accompanied that the bills boots. the into dropped that were Bridle said, adding that the firefighters also 400-500 toys, many of which collected were “child specific” — that is, they were requested the by children whose families had applied to be Toy Bank ------12-5 with this ad $289.95 The Hampton Garden HOSA is a national stu Hostesses for the party ys olida and to enhance the ery deliv of quality to health all care people. vides HOSA a unique pro program of leadership motivation, development, and recognition exclusively for postsecondary, secondary, adult, collegiate and students enrolled in health occupations educa tion programs. bee, Bette Fionte, Janet Fox, Ann Hutchinson and Ann Walker. 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Seabrook Elementary School preschool teacher, Kirtsen Students in teacher Cathy Arnault's classroom are pictured Seabrook Elementary School second grade student, Wesley - - - - The community is The invited community Parents who are inter SMS chorus and a few COLORS ing ing cards and much Raffles more. and door prizes will add to the fun, and the SMS eighth grade class is hosting court. a food to stop by for some holiday shopping and festive at the fun “One Stop Shoppe.” For more informa Holiday tion call (603) 474-3822 474-9221. (603) or showcased at the SMS Win ter Concert, taking place in the school gym on January 17 beginning at 6:30 p.m. ested in any of these events or would like to know more aboutFriendsthe Musicand parents at Seabrook Middle School group can Matt Woolley contact at (603) 474- 9221. spring session. Anyone who has skills special interests, or hobbies that may be of inter est to others may WHS activities call office the at the numbers above. lighting sponsored by Seabrook Lions Club. the select band members also will be performing for theresidents in the and Seabreeze Oceanmist retirement homes on December 29. The talents of the school’s band and chorus students will be 24 ------— Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo COMPUTER oices V goes to school 21 to Holiday shopping al SEABROOK SEABROOK | Seabrook The event will feature Keeping in step with In addition, new courses Those who have pur the school’s computer lab using the Tux create colorful scenes from Paint the fall season. program to Seabrook Seabrook Elementary School Kindergartners are pictured in eci p Elementary and Schools, located at 256 Wal Middle ton Road, will host the third annual “One Decem Stop Saturday, Holiday on Shoppe” 3 to p.m. 9 a.m. 1 from ber local crafters offering home baked goods, holiday items, jewelry, centerpieces, greet the school. wreaths Any will be leftover sold at the PTO-sponsored Craft Fair, which takes place the same day. the holiday SMS season, chorus to was the display their tapped talents performing by and the town in singing leading at weekend’s last Christmas Tree course can call Janice Petrou at (603) 758-9233 or Debbie Krapf at (603) 758-9231, as soon as possible. are needed for the ComEd raiser goes toward purchas ing instruments for with those financial need; costs of trips; defer and band uni forms. chased a wreath them can pick up December on 1 a.m. and Saturday, between 12 noon 9 behind S oices 49 ------o 33, N 21 V ol arts in the school as 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 Those individuals who The ADP spring ses Speaking of community, The roles parents can line for applicants is January 8. The Community Educa tion Spring Session begins in March. are interested in either teaching an ADP or ComEd recently conducted a fund raiser by sellingin time for wreaths the start Christmas of the money season. raised by the fund The for teaching course. a ComEd sion runs from January through 28 May 21; the dead and include trips; chaperoning organizing and ning run fundraisers; the word out gettingto the public; and coming up withand different new ways to sup well as around the commu nity. All this helps improve communication the between parents, students, music director. and the SMS band and chorus morale for the school. play in FOM are numerous port the ovember ------Music Music news from SMS |N ews N oices V oices tlantic V 21 to Educating the community at WHS 21 to pecial al 24A | A 24A Instructors Instructors for the ADP S HAMPTON | Instruc With With the help and sup All parents of students SEABROOK | Seabrook eci p age must be certified; however, certification is not required program and Adult Diploma Adult and program Program (ADP). teach educational programs offered through the nacunnet High School Com Win munity Education (ComEd) tors are being sought to port of these dedicated par ents, says Woolley, SES can reach out to the community in a positive way and build includes band, chorus, and general music. cussingorganizetoandhow improve the school’s grow ing music program, which in the music programwelcome to attend are monthly meetings that involve dis Music (FOM) parent group, according to music director Matt Woolley. Middle School is enhancing its music program this year by creating the Friends and S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A age | P ews N otes TURNS tlantic N — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Garden Accents! Garden 0'' WORLD 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 CE-MAKING FA THE Offer Offer expires 12/24/07 chool AS www.fleurdemargrit.com S ovember &OUJSF1VSDIBTF With With this ad at time of purchase. 49 | N 49 | o Fine Home & Fine Home been learning about landforms, with the being that the major Earth is primarily focal covered with SES water. point art teacher, Gail Paul worked closely with the Grade 1 team of Tammy Thomson, Lori McCullough, Paulette Bailey, to integrate this key concept into MacInnis, and Denise Yuse, Kelley St. Ashely unit, particular this For classroom. the and class art Cyr (pictured) and her fellow first graders each created their very own paper maché Earth, and then wrote down the facts that they discovered in their research. face" following a lesson on skills developing in Gail Paul's art class at Seabrook Elementary School. cutting and gluing First grade students at Seabrook Elementary School have Kindergarten student, Aaliyah Farid proudly displays her "silly 96 Lafayette Road, Falls, Hampton NH (603) 929-4959 33, N ol - - - - - V The Exeter Historical To To date, Ocean Side “We’ll try to keep on “It’s a good project,” As they headed back to “We’re “We’re so thankful to research research and preservation of Exeter’s past. The Historical Society is open to the public on a weekly basis, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-4:30 pm, and on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon. For more information, call (603) 778- 2335 or visit www.exeterhis tory.org. SST students are providing the catering for ety’s Holiday the Open House. soci Instructor James Collins and will crew scrumptious create treats for all to enjoy at what promises to be a kickoff delicious to the holiday son. sea Society is a non-profit orga nization dedicated to the the the partnership in years to come.” Grange has distributed 882 dictionaries School to third graders, Marston Eld would and like to continue providing the students with the special “gift of words.” doing it,” she said. great nationwide thing.” “It’s a added Blain. their classrooms, the dents stu clutched dictionaries, their continuing new to thumb through the pages as they walked. When one boy passed by Eld and Blain, he looked up at them smile with and said, a “Thank you soooo much!” come come in handy for the many writing-based projects students the will work class the throughout year. on in the Grange for this providing wonderful resource to our students,” said Marston Assistant Principal, hope Costa. to “We continue Lois 25 - - - - oices V 21 to Along with plenty of This is the third year that EXETER | Students in the in Students | EXETER The event, which is free “It’s got everything in Dictionary recipients “We’ve got a project,” he The dictionaries will also pecial p.m. at the society’s 47 Front Street location. good cheer, those attending the open house will exhibits, enjoy music, decorations and refreshments provided by SST’s Culinary Arts stu dents. Culinary Arts program at the at program Arts Culinary Seacoast School of Technol ogy (SST) will in an participate annual Holiday Open House hosted by the Exeter Historical Society. and open will to take place the on Tuesday, December public, 4 from 5:30-7:30 pages pages of the book. “the listing added, she here,” solar system … the dents” among the many fea presi tures available for students’ use. round enthusiastic an offered of applause to show appreciation, their and at one student told Eld how he least would utilize his dictionary. said. “We’ve got to learn all the capitals in the states.” S oices - - - 21 V She She also pointed out how Before the dictionaries “It belongs to you as long This year’s distribution “It doesn’t seem pos be be using these a lot.” the longest known word in the English language could be found on one of the back Grange member Blain. Dennis showed Eld distributed, were the students how each vol ume had a book the inside cover, where plate they on could claim ownership writing their by names. as you keep it and use Eld told the “I students. hear it,” that as third graders you’ll New Hampshire, the Grange Grange the Hampshire, New organization has given out 35,000 dictionaries around the state since the program began in 2002. marked that particular pas sage of time with a realization. timely sible that the first group we gave dictionaries to observed now,” grade eighth is in — A student from SST’s Culinary SST’s from student A — - - - - om .C oices V ews N remo Grange Grange makes dictionary donation , , 21 P iz Speaking to the third To To that end, members of According According to Ocean Side HAMPTON | Ocean Side Side Ocean | HAMPTON SST students cook for holiday open house this year’s event. this year’s — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Holiday Open House hosted by the Exeter Historical Society. Students will once again provide refreshments while catering Arts program is pictured here flanked by guests at last year’s COOKING FOR CHRISTMAS FOR COOKING itor L tlantic y d school school cafeteria, Eld told the students that throughout graders assembled in the from from last year’s 144 volumes but still equally appreciated. ers, ers, a number down slightly free free paperback dictionaries to 127 Marston third grad fulfilled their yearly commit yearly their fulfilled ment when they presented the the Hampton-based Grange own own personal dictionary. that every third grader the Marston School has their at several several years to make sure it it has been the goal of Ocean Side Grange over the last Grange Grange President Laura Eld, throughout the throughout state. a a five-year program to pro vide to third grade students Hampshire, Hampshire, recently accom plished the latest portion of Granges throughout New Grange, Grange, in conjunction with B E A . ------ om .C ews N tlantic A She adds that with its sup its with that adds She And those who took Sixth grade students “These projects have a City Year is a project of poison poison in the popular ture cul which encourages kids to grow up McKenzie. explains too quickly,” port the of Hamp City Year, ton Community continues Coalition its toward commitment helping time a critical at ‘tweens’ able “vulner make the kind of and that social decisions will personal careers academic their impact road.” the down an active part in the auction silent fundraiser for City Year at Hampton Academy — whether by organization, bid or sponsorship donation, ding — also took an active part in helping HCC that to commitment keep HA stu dents. Wade, Wade, Jeffry Bucyk, Marissa Laura Emily Somogie, Audy, Frazzoni and Jesse suosso Santo who took part in cer the season soc were Katharena Racine, Zachery Fitzgerald, Whitley, Brenna Nasser, Jared while fifth graders included McKenzie Cloutier, DeRuosi, Maria Caterina Bernardy Kaneb. Kevin and they what put will they noon have learned into action in a project. service community theme,” says “helping the helping elderly, McKenzie, the — planet all of kinds dif way great a It’s focuses. ferent to nurture volunteerism a in “It’s adds. she kids,” young program.” great AmeriCorps, and the posi tive role models serving as members of City Year teams to the an alternative “present ------Funds Funds raised at the auc “Parents seem especially For three Saturdays a Seventh graders on the Like their fellow City programming programming for the dents stu they interact with as mentors. at team Year City the help tion tasks, these accomplish to HA including a new one that more is of attention the catching students. the just than interested in the start program Heroes Young weekend ing soon,” explains McKen zie, who also happens to be a member of the City Hampton Year Community Com mittee. month, Hampton Academy students participating in the Young Heroes program will gather in the morning for a seminar-type activity at the school. Then, later that after best best of luck. They with school their proudly represented respect and great leadership. The eighth graders — Joey Samantha Fortin, LaBranche, Alice VanBokkelen, Alyssa Campbell, Erica Marx, Kozacka and Sean Campbell Al be missed. surely — will team included Patrick Hop kins, Gaelan Michaela McDonald, Fredette, Alec Ryan Thomas, Robin includes Ouellette, Spencer Tate, Jen nifer Foshey, Brittney Cross and Michelle Harding. From classroom to corridor to caf spot easily be can they eteria, ted wearing their distinctive red jackets with the words “City Year” emblazoned on front. the with members involved Year schools around the state, the HA group has committed a year toward providing ser school after and learning vice oices - - - - 21 V Barnard School Hawks Co-Ed Soccer Team But But that was only part of oppor wonderful a was “It This year’s team at HA Indeed, Indeed, the list was an In In spite of the odds, the soccer recent team’s the At opportunity opportunity to be “Principal Day.” a for picture. the the to meet parents for tunity who members team Year City work with and adore McKenzie. said their children,” nity,” nity,” she said, referring to auction donations as well as were “People actual bidding. not only happy to help out the middle school but they were also thrilled with bid.” for available the items cool numerous with one extensive restau local to certificates gift rants (Ron’s Landing, Galley Hatch and Ronaldo’s among them), spas and hair salons; framed art; passes sports for items, an even and trips, whale fishing and watches Hawks’ efforts and great team team great and efforts Hawks’ players were still able to fin ish just under the .500 mark. The program has a with nine future experienced bright seventh graders returning in 2008. Ouellet Andy Coach banquet, mem team 5-7 grade the and bers wished the graduating eighth grade students the 26 ------oices V oices V 21 remo to , 21 , 21 P Hawks soar to end of soccer season al iz The The event was open to “We had a wonderful HAMPTON HAMPTON | More than Red Sox tickets, a hot air SOUTH HAMPTON | The Hawks battled hard itor L eci Auction benefits City Year programs at Auction Academy Hampton benefits City Year y p d City City Year AmeriCorps team school. middle the at the public as well as to the the attending parents confer to HCC and according ences, it Patty McKenzie, volunteer, success. great a was reception from the commu 80 80 items were up for bid at a silent auction 19-20 held during fundraiser November the recent two-night parent- Hamp at conferences teacher Academy. ton balloon ride for two, boards, surf concert tickets and much more were at featured the auction, hosted by the Coali Hampton Community tion as a fundraiser for the The The South Hampton co-ed finished soccer team recently its season with a disappoint ing loss to a strong Berwick team. all year, facing many stron grade eighth and seventh ger all-boys’ teams, as well being by besieged a grueling as schedule. B E S 49 o 33, N Staff ol Service Great dates Food, Great anta S 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 otes Some Things Change... Don’t They Just Keep Getting Better! to Great N concert ovember . -964-5064 letter |N set 603 a ews N Call Dining.. rite Next to the NH Liquor Store chool W chools Service Dining S S tlantic Italian 69 Lafayette Rd (Route 1), North Hampton, NH Fine Fine available Banquet Informal Take-out 26A | A 26A During this holiday season, concerts will also be presented presented be also will concerts season, holiday this During Starting off the New Year at Seabrook Middle School Additional concerts will be on February 7 (first grade), SEABROOK | The sound of music will fill Seabrook Letters should be to addressed Santa Claus, c/o Hampton Due to the volume of holiday mail, the final date to send Parents Parents are also asked to be sure to include the child’s Santa will begin writing letters to Hampton children on HAMPTON | The Hampton Recreation and Parks at (603) 926-3395. High School on Monday, High December School 17 on at Monday, 7 p.m. (snow date December 20). For more information or concert locations, call HA at (603) 926-2000; NHS at (603) 964-5501; or WHS by Hampton Academy December on 6 Thursday, at 7 p.m.; North Hampton School on Wednesday, 6:30 December 12 p.m. at (snow date December 19); and Winnacunnet students on Thursday, students January on 17 Thursday, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. For more information about this call SMS at (603) 474-9221. concert gymnasium. For information more about these concerts call SES at (603) 474-3822. will be the Winter Concert, presented by Matt Woolley’s March March 27 (second grade), and May 29 (fourth concerts begin at 6 grade). p.m. and will be All presented in the school Elementary School as Denise Bondi’s different concerts, students beginning with a host third grade concert four on December 13, just in Thursday, time for the holiday season. Hampton Rec at (603) 926-3932. Post Office, 48 Stickney Terrace, Hampton, NH 03842. All letters should be mailed or dropped off at Hampton office or the post rec office. Santa will send a personalized letter back, the from direct North Pole. For information, more call a letter to Santa is Monday, December 17, as to Santa make wants sure all letters are answered and delivered. Letter writers should be from the Hampton area. and envelope. Also, because children deserve Santa’s full individual attention, please do not send letters from pets. adults are reminded to please let children write their own letter to Santa or draw a picture especially for him. full name, age and full return address on both the letter local volunteers. Monday, December 4, and all parents and well-meaning Department Department is once again opportunity to write letters offering to Santa. This program is made Hampton youth the and Office Post Hampton the of assistance the with possible age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------27A age | P ews N Does that mean that Sea “Every year we’ve gotten If that does happen, SES Drawing from the author's author's the from Drawing During the program, Bar The tickets go toward “a “The kids really had a As an added incentive tlantic read read for 20 minutes in order to earn tickets the or ones add they had to earned already — making the Read a Million Minutes program one of the most successfulliteracy-building efforts at the school. brook Elementary students are School up to the task of going even well beyond their current goal? It seems that way. sure up to a million minutes, and we usually go a bit that,” above Halliwell “I’m thinking observes.at some point we go to two million!” students are sure come the to challenge with wel an open book. self-assured, Derringer shaken and is forced to front the con meaning of his life and the possibility must he process the In death. of his come to understand — and come to terms with — him his self, wife and his son. "Searching pastimes, favorite for Joy" uses vivid scenes of fly fishing, skiing, and of tensions complicated fam the ily to show how learning to enjoy life and to have a pas sion for living is one of the can generation one gifts finer pass on to another. retto will read excerpts from his book followed by a dis cussion and refreshments. Copies of the book will available be to purchase for the and author to sign. This is program by sponsored the University of New Hamp shire Speakers Bureau. For more information, call at 964-6326. (603) library the variety of activities, conces sions, a bounce house – all those goodies,” says Mosca (who made good on a prom ise to kiss a pig Million when the Minute met the goal first year). was blast,” says Halliwell of last year’s carnival. at that particular culminat ing event, there was a tion sta where students could ------ews N 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 ommunity C ntic la at library t ovember A e h t to 49 | N 49 | o al SES librarian Betsey “She encourages kids Thiswasasthecaseyear, NORTH HAMPTON | pro associate an Barretto, Set in Portsmouth, Normally confident and “It’s nice to get the par And when the students Author Author to speak reading from 5A eci p Ross also plays a vital role in the overall the Read MillionA Minutes success of program. to take books home,” saysHalliwell. “She has slips in library; if theyminutes they read get credited” five toward the time logged on their personal upon which calendars, some children actually list the books they have read. during the 2006-07 year, school SES students receiveupto four tickets per month as an incentive toward extra-special year-end an event — a school carnival where they can redeem the tickets they have earned. The The North Hampton Public Library will host a program featuring author and educa tor Tim Barretto, who published has his first The "Searching for pro Joy.” novel, gram will be presented December 5 at 7 on Wednesday, on located library, the at p.m. Avenue. Atlantic fessor of at communications the University Hampshire's of New School of Thompson Applied (TSAS), is Science the first TSAS fac ulty member to publish work of fiction. a on focuses Joy" for "Searching father-son relationships and the things most meaningful the explores novel The life. in difficult issues Tom Derrin ger, an architect, must deal with when he discovers he cancer. has prostate that an important aspect of the Read a Million Minutes program is the parent factor. ents involved,” comments Halliwell. “I think it makes a nice home-school connec tion.” faithfully turn in their cal endars, says Halliwell,know parents “I are listening and paying attention, that’s and the most thing.” important S 33, N ol - - - - - V The farmer’s daughter And so the farmers did The next day came. Whencame. day next The and farmersupwoke The “Neither am I!” said the The other farmer said, AfterI heard that, I start It was the day before other farmer. said, “Go put thatback turkey in the hunting!” barn and go what the little girl said and I never got eaten. footstepswere getting loud er and louder. They heading for were the barn. Then I knew it was farmers. one That of farmer the me into took the house. I slept in the house that night. I woke up I realized I had a dream that would be a per fect plan so I wouldn’t get killed. One of the had a daughter. That farmers farmer had given his pig daughter for a her birthday. had They a cat litter box mud for fullthe baby pig of in the barnyard. I decided to roll in this mud so thewould not farmer want to eat me. So I slipped out to the barn yard and rolled in the mud. found me in the barnyard. One farmer said, “I’m eating that not turkey tonight.” the farmers farmer talking. said, “Thanksgiving One is near.” “Yes, and we only have one turkey, so that is the one we are going to eat.” ed going crazy was that turkey! because I Thanksgivingand Iwas try ingtothink ofplana when I heardsomeone coming. The 27 - - - - - d u M the (603) 431-7272 615 Portsmouth Ave. Greenland, NH 03840 by www.uncommonroom.com d e av By Shauna Tennent I was on a farm when They came at me really I jumped on a chair and They walked into the I looked around and saw S bedroom. I saw a window and jumped out. I ran far away. far, all of a sudden I overheard I heard footstepsme. I behind saw man come a in. They yelled,” lady andLet’s get him before a he gets away!” fast and … did not get me! But … they turned around and got me. They down set on me the Then tablethey went into the liv again. ing room again. hopped down. I saw a door so I ran to it. The door was opened. I went into a bed room. I found another door that dead me into the bath room. When I got into it, heard I more footsteps. they But came from behind me and not into the or the bathroom. bedroomI heard the man say, “Where is the tur keyandwhy isthe bedroom door opened?” was minding my own busi ness when a man came out. Hegrabbed meand brought me inside. He sat me down on a table. He went into the living room. I say, heard “I found him a turkey in the out woods. I am going to cook it soon.” a hiding spot. I jumped off the table and went over to it. But I slippedwater that had spilled. Then on some - - - - e ap ing y v sc M E sgi k usiness ey ing n B k d a h ur in T T wn M O he on I wanted to go with them,with go wantedto I By Erik Nutt One Thanksgiving I was “But where are we going “We have a pet turkey, I gulped. I didn’t want By Chris Thum I was a turkey just mind When the farmer opened T Seabrook, NH : U.S. Rte 1 : 603-474-2323 NHDover, : Dover Point Rd : 603-749-0808 www.seacoastfurniture.com in the woods near a house. I The leader of said,can the come “You with us turkeys if you want.” so I decided to wild turkey. All becomeday I slept, a ate and drank with the tur keys. It was great!was never eaten. And I to get a turkey?” wife. said his remember?” he said. will eat it.” “We to be eaten so I decided run to away that night! as I much as ateI could and left. I walked for hours. Then saw I a flock of wild turkeys. I decided to go with them. both doors because he was so excited to meet famous such turkey. a He ed decid not to eat again. turkey ever ing my own business. Then need Iheard We a man say,” to kill a turkey for Thanks giving.” up, I said, “I got it! We can dressupas the most famous turkeyJones! everTurkey — I have enough costumes for everyone.” faintedhe thedoor, between th k a e ee om D W .C he ore ews f T N e B When everyone woke One day, I heard from By Jacob Finocharrio We all ran into the woods.the into ran all We I ran over to the farmer One really fat one, Finally night came. I “But we have to wait turkeys from 7A tlantic figured something out. told them I was It took thinking. me all night, but I me panicked. They stopped to ask what was wrong. I to be dinner. Everyone but the farmer that me and my fellow turkeys were going That’s where we lived rest of the our lives. go through. The hole was at the bottom of a huge tree. It was a big enough hold to No one everbecause we had gota hide-out. caught Not one turkey got caught. escaped. out. Then I ran through the hole in the chicken wire and ran with all my might and smashed into Jerry. He got and made him fall. Then I Jerry wouldn’t escape. farmer, Farmer Jim, out. came He was running so went on in the house. The named got Jerry, stuck. That is when the kitchen light ran out. wire broke. All the turkeys my other foot. I went really, really fast. Then the chicken stuck my foot in box the food and pushed off with Tom. So we waited. waited and until night,” said my friend, the other turkeys agreed. A . - - - - - om .C 8 2 ews N 2 4 8 5 6 7 1 tlantic 1 7 4 8 A Another recipe included “On 1 cup of rolled The book closes with the Here is a gateway to a Guard it with love and Donors of 1903 “The 1 6 7 vanilla. Cut in little strips,roll in sugar, and bake in a quick oven. Use your hands to roll them instead of a roll ing pin.” in the book was contributed (Trefethen) J. Irene late the by Burnham (aunt of the Roland late W. Paige), formerly of 252 Winnacunnet Road, for “Oatmeal Bread” and it reads as follows: oats, pour 2 cups of boiling water; add a little salt a and tablespoonful of lard. Let this stand until it gets cool, then add 2/3 ses, cup * yeast cake, molas and white flour to make stiff enoughto mold. Mold as white bread. Let it bake you lon do ger than white bread.” following lines of verse: higher sphere; fill it with good cheer. Hampton Cook Book” theMemorial Tuck Museum to were Mrs. Howard A. Door, Bernice E. Hendrix, both of North Hampton, and and Mr. Mrs. ElmerHampton. King “The of HamptonCook Book” was reprinted during the 350th Anniversa ry of the founding of Hamp ton in 1988 by the Hampton Historical Society. appenings - - - - H 7 2 6 5 8 n a m riter 2 8 3 6 l o W istoric sudokupuzzle The The “Hampton . H M 9 6 4 7 2 3 8 uting H b n h 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 30A o Cook Cook Book” of 1903 In 1903, an 130-page In the preface of the born,not cooksareGood The saying’s Hard trying most and these Will make good cooks of One such recipe sub “1 cup sugar, * cup but J ontri y 4 9 booklet wascalled “The Hampton Cook published,Book” whichtested recipes contained contributed by the ladies of Hampton.Theserecipes werearranged and edited by the PublicaYoung theCommittee oftion Peoples’Society ofChristian Endeavor of the Congrega tional Church of Hampton and the book was published by Charles Francis Adams, founder, publishereditor of The Union. and Hampton(s) book, are the following lines of poetry: made, they say; untrue, prime receipts you. mitted for inclusion in cookbook the was from the late Florence Nutter Lamprey, formerly (Brown) of Winnacunnet 297 Hampton, Road and her was for “Ladie’s Fingers”: recipe in ter, 1 egg, 1 1/4 pint cup flour, milk, 1 teaspoonful* tartar, of cream teaspoonful soda, and 1 1/4 teaspoonful Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and every B C P L B S S I T C A NI ES EW TN BH SM DE OA CK AU TE YKN VH uzzle d CA AAN EAL YEBH LO DHS BC SC R LR YSKA AN P d F AA C SA HN LO RE MW R PAINT CAN PAINT PUDDLE RAILINGS ROCK ROPE SHOES SNOW STONES THRESHOLD TRACKS 33 Ormandy and Levy 38 Hal of “Barney Miller” 39 Midler of “Scenes from a Mall” 40 Keach of “Mike Hammer” 41 Fisher of “Ripcord” 42 Dancer Tommy 43 Gray or Moran 45 PBS science series 46 Old-time actor Jack 47 Russo of Cup” “Tin 50 Genetic letters 10 Streep film, “The River __” of Ward “Once 11 and Again” 19 Comedy __ 21 __” “Waltzing 24 Org. of Safin and Rafter 25 Gorcey of the Dead End Kids 26 Bruce of “The Green Hornet” 27 Before: pref. 28 Jack of “Barney Miller” Can” 29 “__ Which You Way 30 Danson of “Cheers” NT SD EP EO NG KE UND OM RB LT CDL HCL A EVI LO NO LI IIE SER UDNF ver S AVEL SVKAD L rosswor O CR ER LLC DHA D EO RUHO NU AI EBD ar dquiz 28 C Answers can be found on Page 30 ames EPE EEPAI BESAD GR NW tep G FENCE FLOWER BED GARDEN HOSE GRASS GRAVEL HOLE KITTEN LASSO LAUNDRY LEAVES LOGS DOWN LS WO BSAA F HI F RE DL EBO VAPL OT EL HY PR NR S 57 “__ That Tune” 1 Dog of a movie 2 “The Love __” 3 Reynolds of “Hawk” 4 “Seinfeld” character 5 Sam or J.C. of golf Danza movie, 6 Tony “Going __” 7 Urich series, “American __” 8 Olin and Horne 9 Barbara of “How to Marry a Millionaire” 40 Pres. Reagan’s Star Wars 41 Brosnan series, “Remington __” ALF’s adopted 44 family’s name 48 “Body Heat” star William 49 FDR’s Blue Eagle 51 1996 presidential candidate 52 College credit 53 Business letter abbr. Author 54 Hunter 55 Wilder of “Silver Streak” 56 Anything...” “__ ews LR LE U NE N NT AE SD AF LU OT LJ NCE RCC CRH KEE EYH thewor DT NNI HHO TA AU TQ O SAXT RK ST NRE NHCOOO EE GGH tlantic ANTHILL BACKPACK BALL BASKET BLOCKS BOUNDARY BUSHES CEMENT CRACK CREVICE CURB OF TFEPS A L OW I CS EO KO BI GA NI GL RO A SSAPEPSER A 22 Simpson’s neighbor Flanders 23 mates Pas’ 24 Steve or Woody __” 27 “Teacher’s 28 Part of “SNL” 31 Golfer’s peg 32 Country singer Clark 34 “The Big Red __” 35 “The Gold Bug” author 36 “The Murders in the __ Morgue” 37 Christopher of “Taxi” 39 King novel, “__ of Bones” ACROSS 1 Xavier Cugat’s singer Lane 5 “The __ Sack” Ayres 8 and Wallace 12 David of “Starsky and Hutch” 13 Radio equivalent of PBS 14 “Sopranos” star Falco 15 Skater Lipinski 16 Wide shoe width 17 Jodie Foster film 18 Film about a prison uprising 20 Coetzer or Plummer 49 o ies 33, N k ol coo clinics , , sses a luncheon shot cl ” ” 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 concert lu otes da f til N a ers ovember swith ff birthing M a o |N or A A f ews with p N u N hristm V ocal C st L ign a te S rtying tlantic a a co a “P e S elebr C 28A | A 28A The event will be held at the EKCUMC, located at 34 Depot Depot 34 at located EKCUMC, the at held be will event The Each Each plate/ bag of cookies costs $5; any who participants EAST KINGSTON | The East Kingston Community United United Community Kingston East The | KINGSTON EAST Reservations Reservations may be made in advance by calling Sandra HAMPTON HAMPTON | Seacoast area women are invited to the The The fee These fees is to maybe $125 participate per family. Clients Clients choosing hospital, birth center or homebirth are New or veteran parents-to-be will have the opportunity to will have the opportunity New or parents-to-be veteran STRATHAM | STRATHAM Registrations are currently being accepted Now is the time to take advantage of getting a flu vaccination vaccination flu a getting of advantage take to time the is Now Vaccinations will Vaccinations be administered from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | Flu season has officially begun, about about the or concert the cookie walk, call Braker at Dorothy 642-5136. (603) would would like to bring three dozen cookies for the cookie walk free. for plateful first their have can Road (Route 107) in East Kingston. For more information that that everyone loves and grew up with. season. the Then, brighten to cookies bring Christmas of platefuls home December December 7 at beginning 7 p.m. The concert will be held in tandem with a cookie walk, featuring a special selection of The is to public invited treats. “come cookie Christmas tasty as you are” and sing along with the joyful Christmas tunes Methodist Methodist Church (EKCUMC) presents its second annual string quartet Christmas carol concert sing-along on Friday, must must be honored; if canceling, payment should be 03858. NH Newton, sent Drive, 8 Durgin Lacroix, to Kristy also a non-profit organization. a non-profit also at (978) 388-3341 or Betty at (603) All 431-8352. reservations speaker speaker Jean Steber will from Connecticut take her listeners “Somewhere Over the Members Rainbow.” and guests are asked to bring mittens or a scarf for Project. the Mitten Tree Ministries, Stonecroft by co-sponsored is event luncheon This (inclusive). Complimentary childcare Featured at will the luncheon be will be Princess available. Matilda’s Planners. Party Soloist Elaine Robbins will share in song, and on on Monday, December 10 Western Best at the behind the Road Lafayette Galley 815 at Hatch located Conference Center, Inn at Hampton. The luncheon will be held from 12-2 p.m.; doors open at 11 a.m. The cost to attend is $18 per person upcoming upcoming “Partying with Matilda” luncheon, co-sponsored place taking and Connection Women’s Christian by Seacoast and click on the “Doula” link. For more about the CFBR visit visit CFBR the about more For link. “Doula” the on click and birthretreat.com. www.coastalfamily insurance-reimbursable, insurance-reimbursable, and private classes are available. To register for the classes, or for more call information, Liz at (207) 363-1379 or e-mail To find lgaudett@ maine.rr.com. doula.com www.seacoast visit instructors the about more out (protecting family (protecting harmony); breast feeding; newborns and more. much and Block” the on Baby Happiest “The doula). doula). The classes will of offer topics, including information normal birth on and effective a comfort its measures for labor; variations; becoming variety a safe, confident labor partner; medical procedures; the fourth trimester to to 1 p.m. on Saturdays from February 2-23. The instructors are birth doulas Liz Gaudette, RN, LCCE, educator) CD (childbirth and Carol DeStefano, CD, PCD (postpartum setting setting with experienced parenthood. new and instructors birth pregnancy, of joys the who about are passionate welcome to sign up Classes now. will be held from 10 a.m. (CFBR), located at 13 Frying Pan Lane in Stratham. in Lane Pan Frying 13 at located (CFBR), prepare for birth and their new baby in a peaceful country for Saturday Birthing Classes at Coastal Family Birth Retreat Retreat Birth Family at Coastal Classes Birthing Saturday for at an easily accessible clinic. For more information, call Kelly Kelly call information, more For clinic. accessible easily an at 926-2066. (603) VNA, Seacoast at Monday Monday through The Friday. cost per shot is $35; Seacoast VNA will bill Medicare Part B, Blue Cross Blue plans. 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Jerry McConnell can be A A petition was circulated Also Also your party's prom Speaker Pelosi to have earmarks debated all in public sessions. It needs 218 signa docu valid a it make to tures ment, meaning that several would signatures Democrats' be needed. The last time heard about the 197 petition, I Republicans had signed it, but no Democrats had done so. Where is the responsibil ity, accountability and being more ethical, Congresswom an? by reached e-mail at comcast.ne news.co 926-7782. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those newspaper. the of messes messes of former Congresses are not only not being kept, with worse gets mess the but is that bill new financial each proposed. Not only a bridge to nowhere, by Alaska Sena tor Young as you point out, but a million dollars phantom called organization to a the Center for Instrument ed Critical Infrastructure in Pennsylvania that even Rep. Murtha, the sponsor, didn't know where it was located, and another wasteful expensive and tributespon debauchery Woodstock to the sored by New Senators York Hillary Clinton and Chuck and the $2 onerous Schumer, York New for request million Rep. Rangel's "Monument to Me.” Where have trusted gone? principles by in Republicans the House House require to Congress of you you can convince your party increases tax billion $700 that tenets. those of one every fail earmark the up" "clean to ises 0 3 ------Atlantic News Atlantic The views expressed on this on expressed views The Readers may send their I am not looking for Continuing Continuing our presence three all government, Our page do not necessarily reflect necessarily not do page the of views the welcome We advertisers. its or alternative views and consider guest commentaries will for publication. comments and rebuttals [email protected]. to From the Publisher: iew freely accessing our mostly lands on states. Instead our of pie-in-the- southern insurance health sky socialist to plans pay for the uncaring or frugal people who choose not to pay for it themselves, we should provideassurances that we some are safe from invasion of all illegal aliens, the terrorists includ ed. ward to your party's the to plans bills tax our increase to $700 billion levels that many hope would I predict. sources that as, you say in your let ter, you share the goals responsibility, accountability of and being more ethical, that mation mation and made the same threats about Saddam years before Mr. my in frankly, And president. Bush became opinion, having not found any WMDs does not provide proof of their non-existence. They could be buried under of of or tons sand, thousands stashed in other countries in Saddam. with complicity in the East to Middle contain the terrorists in their environment own is mandatory if we are prevent having to United in the here them fight towns and cities our in States assured, rest And streets. and they WILL come we give them here no reason to if there. over remain extremely been has branches, lax on laws, funds and per sonnel to close our borders and keep terrorists from troops troops over there. It wasn't just Bush President who had faulty intelligence onWMDs; the Clinton Admin the istration had the same infor 49 V ------o 2 9 7 6 1 5 4 3 8 y 3 8 5 7 2 4 6 9 1 33, N M 1 6 9 3 5 4 7 8 2 ol to more questions 4 1 3 8 5 7 9 6 2 6 2 8 3 4 9 7 1 5 7 5 2 6 9 4 8 1 3 30, 2007 | V 30, 2007 Intriguing Intriguing answer leads The The Iraq war also came Our Our government should Surplus funds should 8 3 6 4 7 2 1 9 5 madman madman and butcher who killed millions of his people as well, was justifica own tion enough for sending our ter, ter, that my annual income certainly does not qualify as having after But “rich.” being to pay out extra money for many years every April 15th then and cuts tax those before getting a refund every year that proof conclusive is since, the tax cuts were not just for rich. the along at the time and used more of those lars. Ridding the world extra of a dol exceeds exceeds the expenses, which Administra Bush the what is tion did by getting tax money cuts That law. into enacted belongs to the not taxpayers, Congress. in people the never be in the taxpay the business off of profits making making enjoys party Your ers. to the tax innuendoes cuts as being only for the rich. I will assure you, Ms. Shea-Por give some money back to the back money some give people who had been force- feeding the US Treasury for relief. without years many never exist in government. When extra accumulate in tax the govern ment dollars treasury they should be returned or the tax should rate be reduced so government that income never 9 7 1 5 8 6 2 3 4 ovember ------5 4 1 9 2 8 6 3 7 |N ews N riter tlantic onnell W C ews c To To N Call M News Atlantic Puzzle 30A | A 30A It In The ou Solved Tell Them Tell erry The huge surplus you However, it to appears be However, Thank you for the intrigu the for you Thank Dear Congresswoman This week my column 926-4557 Advertise, Y J tlantic ontributing Solutions y Page 28A age which which was the biggest ever in this country. The surplus was reduced primarily to is outlined?” is to refer in the year 2000, was built on a huge tax increase prompts prompts me to ask, “Where does one look for the areas where the reduced spending There doesn't seem to be doesn't any There reduced spending in other areas, which you is what suggest the law dictates. It stituents will have to for all of the new social pay pro grams being considered. more more a case of considering “GO PAY” the enormous increases in taxes your con pay pay for new federal spend ing by reducing spending in area. another by by the Congress 110th called — PAYGO legislation which requires the government to on on the question of govern ment spending, you tion men new legislation passed ing ing response to my letter recent regarding say taxes. “intriguing” I because Hampshire. Shea-Porter: takes takes the form of Shea- to Representative an letter open Porter, First District of New B A C P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 31A age meet ’ | P to ews dinner xpress lub N E C s week ’ game otes tlantic olar bandstand N ‘P oman wild the the W the a Friend at d free of 30, 2007 | A 30, 2007 for ocal arols ampton aboar et L C H ovember ll P A RSVP orth Adopt (the brown and black one) are female Alpine and Nubian goats, seven and eight years Belle (the white and black one) and Ladyof age, respectively. They are both good with kids and are among the many wonderful farm animals available at the NHSPCA in Stratham. 49 | N 49 | House on Sunday, Dec. 2, from 3-6 p.m. at N the adoption center. Don’t forget the NHSPCA’s Holiday Open o NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | The community is invited to join NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | The North Hampton Woman's The Winnacunnet Chamber Singers, directed by Patrick HAMPTON | The annual Polar Express Party will be | New Covenant Sporting PORTSMOUTH Club will hold its sixth annual Wild Game Dinner on Wednesday, December Wednesday, on Dinner Game Wild annual sixth its so large popular event has 5 grown at 6 p.m. This extremely it will be held at located the at Frank 400 Jones US Center, 1 Bypass in Portsmouth. A full program is planned, and will include live music, door prizes and guest speaker DeYoung, Maury sportsman and author venison, squirrel, include to expected is menu of The Seasons.” the book “Hunting elk, pheasant, moose and more. “Tame” food and desserts will also be offered. Seating is limited and reservations are December 1. by calling required (603) 964-2700 by Saturday, Sponsorships and donations are welcome. the Friends of the North Hampton Bandstand for the 12th annual Lighting of the Christmas and Tree Christmas carol December Saturday, on place take will event The sing-along. 8 at 5 p.m. at the bandstand, located at the intersection in North Hampton. Routes 111-151 of Club will meet on December Wednesday, 5 at the Church of Christ, United located on Post Road in North Hampton. Moore, will be performing. start at 1 The p.m. followed by musical the social period program and meeting. business Non-members will are welcome to attend. For information, contact Jean Pepple at (603) 964-1179. more held in the Lane Memorial Library’s Children’s Room Thursday, on December 13 at 6:30 p.m. All just participants, children, are encouraged to not dress in their pajamas and come ready to hear the story of “The Polar Express,” sing holiday songs, enjoy some snacks and receive a take-home from fellow special that from visit a be even may There craft. up north. sign Sign ups have begun and space is limited. To the at Room Children’s the by stop or 926-4729 (603) call up, in Hampton. located Avenue Academy on Lane Library, 33, N ol - - - - - V ’ a nt a S meeting ents with d gue Executive Director of the “We are extremely grate Each year the Food Bank “This is a wonderful otes resi a ening food to more than 350 food shel kitchens, soup pantries, ters, day care centers, senior citizen homes and substance abuse treatmentthroughout centers New shire. These member Hamp agen cies in turn provide food for nearly 80,000 hungry men, women and children across the state. of year when organizations are inundated with requests from local food pantries and other agencies to food for provide families in need,” said Shaw’s President Larry Wahlstrom. New Hampshire Food Bank, Melanie Gosselin said was she thankful for and Brown both by provided the help Shaw’s. ful to Troy Brown and Shaw’s the family for us provide food to those less helping fortunate in New shire,” she said. “The Hamp Spirit of Giving event is our one biggest of drives year, providing of over 60,000 the pounds of food for hungry people in our state.” distributes more than four million pounds of donated ed roughly 250,000 meals. opportunity for Shaw’s and Star Market customers help to the New Food Hampshire Bank during a time v le N E with ll n 31 - - - a tb ‘A f meet or so s f p s ocal e y ’ R L en ad M re et G HAMPTON | State Representatives Ben and Moore Susan | HAMPTON State Representatives HAMPTON | Darold Mosher, president of the Hampton NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | North Hampton police and the “I was one of those Brown said he is hopeful Brown Brown said he is partici “There are 25 million Brown said the program Kepner will be available to meet with Hampton constituents constituents to Hampton with meet be will available Kepner on December Saturday, 1, from Hampton. 10-11:30 a.m. in Road at Lafayette the 525 United at located Church, Methodist about representatives with to talk come is invited The public concerns. their meeting league a that announced has League, Softball Men’s will be held for December all 4 teams at on 7 Tuesday, p.m. located just behind the Best Western at the Hampton Eatery, Inn at Hampton on season, Mosher says he would Lafayette like to see 12 teams and two Road. For divisions the (A&B), upcoming with a 26-game schedule complete a with double elimination tournament for season both begins on May divisions. 1 and ends August The 31, 2008. sign To up or for more information, plan on attending the meeting or call Darold Mosher at (603) 926-4404. town’s town’s recreation department will host “An Evening with Santa” on Saturday, December 8 at and his helpers guest special The evening’s the Avenue. Atlantic old town hall on will arrive at 6 to sit welcome are ages of all p.m. Children p.m. at 7:30 departure and will stay until their with Santa and scheduled share their wish lists with him. Apple cider and hot chocolate will be served. Children (and decorate eat) their very are man own cookies, gingerbread invited to and play with the Santa’s Village set while waiting to visit with Jolly Old All St. they have Nicholas. to bring is a smile and a wish list. For more information 964-3170. about (603) at Wheeler Diane “An call Santa,” with Evening troy from 1A memories. kids,” he said. “I my mother watched ration out food. Looking back, I need one of these bags.” that this year’s surpass drive will last year’s,the drive when garnered pounds of food 25,000 and provid be purchased at Shaw’s and Star Markets the state. throughout Those then bags be donated to the New will Hampshire Food Bank, and distributed to those in need around the state. pating in the drive for second the year in a row in an effort to help the millions of people who are in need the basic essentials. of people across this country that use food said. banks,” “That’s a he huge ber. We need num to ensure they receive the proper amount of food so that they’re able to serve their communities. us of those for important is It who are able to give back, to give back.” is one that is close and to him invokes childhood the start of its eighth annual Spirit of Giving Food Drive. From now 16, through bagged Dec. non-perishable items in denominations $5, of $10 and $15 dollars can - - - - - Later the same evening The public is invited to A family-centered ChristA The following week, Greenland Congregational Church. For Communitymore information, call church the office at (603) 8336. 436- at 11 p.m.at 11 a traditional Can dlelight Christmas Eve ser vice will feature the music of Ross Bachelder on flute, LaureMackey onbells and a guest violinist.Angelic voic es of a ladies choir will sing “Veni Emmanuel” and “An Infant Sweet and Gentle.” join in any or Advent all of these season events at on Sunday, December 23 at 10 a.m. candlewithservice Eve mas light and carols on Monday, December 24 at 6 p.m. will include the music of Bachelder Ross on flute, Mackey on bells and a guest Laure violinist. Angelic voices of a ladies choir will sing “Veni Emmanuel” and “An Infant Sweet and Gentle.” music, featuring the choir adult singing from a selection Felix Laure Mendelssohn. is “ringer” a and plans Boston-based to start a bell choir on the Seacoast, chimetoneadditionthe into group she currently leads. cellist Gary share his Hodgestalents in a service will that takes a closethe humanity look of Mary at and Joseph when he performs ing in the season with joyouswithseason the in ing ews ------N ews N ntic la om t .C A e h t ews N to at Greenland church al The celebration of the The choir will return The following week, on At that time the con GREENLAND | Green eci tlantic Advent Advent season services p group under the direction of Laure Mackey will be ring the 10 a.m. worship service, when a ten-piece tone chime on Sunday, December 16 at Advent season continues now under the direction of Jeffrey Elwood. will benefit the Greenland Program,Community Youth ceeds raised at the event charge but a freewill offer ing will be taken. All pro an uplifting holidaycert. 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