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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black www.hamptonvision.com from all of us at See you in 2008 Merry Christmas Merry 28 Depot Square (In the Park) Hampton, NH 03842 Hampton, 28 Depot (In Square the Park) 603.926.2722 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------A age | P ews N tlantic We We just wanted to send The Holiday Tree Light Many thanks go out to Thanks goes out to Thank you to Lloyd and LETTERS Continued on 30A• out out a sincere thanks to a lot of individual peopleorganizations for their and help this weekend at the Holiday Lighting and Ceremony Tree the new Holiday Street Fair. ing was fun and this year as the weather was fantastic crisp but just right to the holiday season. First start and foremost I have to thank Jim Parsons and his crew at Par sons Electric for helping us put up to get the decorations in the downtown area and for coming out ing and sure that all mak the electric worked for both days. None of the fun could have gone on without those guys! Dennis Donovan from thePartridge House at Reed Marie Donna Haven Capt. and the for Army Salvation the of goodies that their organiza tions supplied. Also thanks to Sally Gray for putting on Silpada Jewelry fundraisers for the repair of the tennis/ basketball courts. Hamp the and Green Rachel ton Community Chorale for providing the music for the festivities and the song Atlantic the supplying for News books again Thank this year. you also to the Lions Club for spreading holiday cheer with candy canes, ton Hamp Firefighters for provid ing popcorn and Hampton every sure making for Police one was safe on Route 1. Joan Perkins for saving the day and providing drawn rides this year at horse the last minute when I thought that we were just not going to be able to have them this ------s 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 k n Hampton ha t running ecember
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------Atlantic News Atlantic The views expressed on this on expressed views The Readers may send their While it’s still a bit early At the risk of further So, even though out 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 of fresh air andfreedom from hope the attempts for at tyranny by the American Civil Liberties Union, while stale breath and odor a sordid emanated other fromtwo. And I thank the the gentleman for his offering. for the Christmas grinches appearannualtheirmake to ances around the the time recognition of of the holy day of Christ’s sure birth, the usual I’m greedy uncaring and businesses refuse to that acknowledge the true reason why they make more money this year than time at any of other will soon be engaged in their with the same filthy brush. angering theACLU, I thank God that there was one let ter of support for my views which unlike two, did the cite examplesthe otherACLU's of anti-God, anti- Christian and un-American values.gentlemanThiscited actual excerpts ACLU’s from Policy the Book spelled out that their unsavory goals such as the defense of all pornography including child porn, defending it, if you can believe it, as “free speech.” It is not in the lexi con of most and clear unsullied headed minded citi zens of this country. numbered two to one, cleanly the shining forth light on the subject put by theanti-ACLU gentleman’s let ter was received as a breath who praise the ACLU and condemn only those would who speak outsuch against vulgar guess behavior. they are I all tarred V ------2 9 8 7 1 6 5 3 4 51 y
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NHTP is described as being “committed innovative to and educa tional theatre program ming that serves as catalyst a for community dialogue and personal transformation.” And “The in Prima January, ry Primary!” will join of list organization’s the fine local productions. three weekends Janu ary 4-20 — actual New with Hampshire the Primary taking somewhere place in between — showtimes for “The Primary Primary!” are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 And for those p.m. who like their politics to be entertaining in a funny sort of way, this is the tlantic nation’s fate is in the Granite State!” so don’t just get out and vote — get tickets to see “The Primary Primary!” pre sented at NHTP’s black box Street Islington 959 at theatre in Portsmouth. Tickets are $22 for general admission, and $15 for Seniors. studentsReservations can be and made by calling (603) 6644, 431- ext. 5. For al addition information visit nhtheatreproject.org. www. Hampshire Hampshire Theatre Project. The timely such musical memorable joins offeringsas “Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me,” “The Odyssey,” “Mitty!” and “The Elephant Man,” presented under the - - - - - 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 ecember 51 | D 51 | o “The Primary Primary!” On top of all this, “The ing “It’s Time to Go to New Hampshire,” “Anything for a Vote,” “The Tough Ques tion Sidestep,” and “Get Off Your Sorry A-- and Those Vote!” political junkies who consistently follow the pro cess (as well as those casual bystanders) are sure to find the lyrics most relevant and entertaining. is just one of many profes sional productions present ed over the years by New access to every candidate for something — end on months unheard of in about 48 other states.” Primary Primary!”includ songs original 14 with comes 33, N — Atlantic News Photo by Sofia Piel ol - V “The local characters composites of many of the current and past candidates that have paraded through New Hampshire,” explains Hundertmark. importantly, the play helps us appreciate “More our and unique, tenuous, hold first on in the the nation and primary the spotlight it puts on New Hampshire. We have a vote.” are recognizable presidential and candidates the are mary!” features a cast of 20 region by (played characters al actors) that range “a ‘typical’ New Hampshire from dairy farm family widely-varying to candidates the who will do anything to win 13 - - - - - December 14, Atlantic 2007 News | | Page 1 SEA Presented Presented as a full-length “When Robert contacted in-the-nation states — jumped at the we chance,” says Hundertmark. “Robert John Ford is a wonderfully witty lyr clever whose playwright ics made me actually laugh out loud during the first five minutes of my initial through.” read musical, “The Primary Pri us about this — opportunity doing simultaneous per formances at the two first- cally incorrect,” the “takes show a satirical celebratorylook at the NH pri and New small a how and maries England state plays an over sized role in the presidential nominations process.” ------Funny business Funny at NHTP — It’s all about presidential politics for the cast of “The Primary Primary!” presented January 4-20 by New Hampshire Theatre Described by NHTP as Appropriately entitled their own presidential cau cus. “hilarious and often politi Project Project (NHTP). Written by playwright/ lyricist composer/ Robert and John directed by Ford Blair Hun dertmark, this timely irreverent look and at the Gran ite State’s own presidential primary was adapted from Musi The “CAUCUS! Ford’s simultaneously running cal,” in that Midwest state during production will be presented presented be will production by New Hampshire Theatre making, just in time for the first-in-the-nation NH Presi dential Primary in January. “The Primary Primary!” the Project. - VOTE FOR ME! ------riter W www. taff om S .C Pages Pages ews 7 Day 7 ews FREE N emo N r TV Guide TV P 3SEA-9SEA ). l iz There There are no doubt many And let’s not forget folks Then there’s acts Historically, poli PORTSMOUTH | Politics | PORTSMOUTH Politics: L tlantic tlantic y hilarious musical is in the here here in the New Hampshire Seacoast an original and more more political comedies and comedians to consider, but kept audiences in stitches for stitches in audiences kept three decades or more. 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Scout Samuel Goodman and Boy Scout Frank Duran of Webster Hampton, and Council Daniel Michael Executive Kaufman in Director presenting UNH Cliff Taylor and Bob Cliff Taylor Shaines joined Troop 177 Scoutmaster Doug Aykroyd, Cub SO HONORED age ageage has transformed UNH hockey into one of the Year, recently entered his 18th season as the Year, Umile the head coach of the UNH Wildcats. lives thanks to Scouting,” said Duran, 15. you and campfire the around skis doing just said don’t Goodman, even 10. need a TV,” about what Scouting means to them. years than some people have in their whole Hampton Beach. Frank Duran, a Boy Scout from Troop 177 and a Cub Samuel Scout from Goodman, Pack spoke both and award the present to helped 177 in Hampton character development. December 10 Ashworth at by the the Sea on Through Through the event, proceeds are further used to the ideals through of citizenship, Scouting personal fitness, in and youth Award. individual, company or civic exemplifies group Scouting that in the community. 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It is committed to building character, citizenship, and personal fitness qualities among youth by focusing on vig orous programs of outdoor activities. served more than 19,000 youth throughout the state of New Hampshire with over 670 chartered Packs, Troops, Exploring Teams, Posts Crews, and For outreach more information programs. visit ing.or ton United Church of Christ has planned a holiday this for events Christmas of number season. An Advent Vesper will be held on December Thursday, 20 from 6-6:30 p.m. in an evening prayer service at the Little River Church, located at 95 Atlantic North Hampton. Avenue in one. Experiences of grief, loss, and depres sion often loom large. Come for conversa tion, support, and prayer of experiencing with a new the birth of the hope Jesus of healing, hope and peace at a Blue Christmas service on Tuesday, December 18 from 8:30 p.m. 7- The church will hold a Christmas the during 16 December Sunday, on Pageant services Eve Christmas and service, worship will December be 24 conducted on Monday, at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., with musical preludes respec p.m., 7:30 and p.m. 5:30 at beginning tively. For more information Christmas events, about call Joan Cuetara at (603) these 964-8343. the top programs in all of Division I hockey, guiding the Wildcats to four 13 appearances, Frozen Four ances and 17 Hockey tournament East showings in championship his 17-year career in Durham. these days and you learn a lot from experi ences and from your parents and Scoutmas ters,” said Umile. captained the 1971-72 team. 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Community at Winnacunnet High School will present their annual Holiday Concert on Monday, or at the door the evening mance. of the perfor for students and Seniors are $10, and $5 for children age 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased by calling (603) 335-1992; online at www.rochesteroperahouse.com/tickets; annually in a variety of settings. at the Rochester Opera House is $15; tickets music educators, the the ensemble majority from other come professions. The ensemble performs nearly to a dozen concerts cert will close with a holiday sing-along. weekly at the Rochester While Middle many School. members are professional classic seasonal music, specifically written for resonating wind throughout symphony, the hall in the spirit of the season. The con version of Tchaikovsky’s “Dance of the Jest version of Tchaikovsky’s ers” composed as for “The Snow Maidens” ballet. The audience will also be treated to Rochester-based Rochester-based Homeless Center for Straf ford County. will open the concert with a very spirited December 20, at 7 p.m. proceeds Half raised the concert will be donated to the Holiday Pops Concert with a special formance the per of Night “Twas Before Christ mas” set to music and narrated by WTSN’s Mike Pomp. News Director, and celebration, the Rochester Opera House Opera Rochester the celebration, and presents the Strafford Wind Symphony’s P P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - SEA 17A 5 age ’ age concert | P | P . arol ews g ews C presents N N holiday ing R tlantic tlantic ’ hristmas C presents ntertainment layers ‘A P E www.playersring.or 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton Commu Admission is by donation at the door. For more information, contact David PORTSMOUTH | The Players’ Ring, a With stellar cast under the direction of Dan, a recent graduate of the Univer horale and 7 p.m. Tickets for general are $10 for members, $12 for non-members. admission Student and Senior tickets are $8 for mem bers, $10 for non are members. suggested and Reservations can be made by calling (603) 436-8123. For more information about Christmas “A Carol” and the Players’ Ring, visit nity Chorale will present its annual Holiday annual its present will Chorale nity Concert on Saturday, December p.m. at 15the First Congregational Church at of Road. Winnacunnet 127 3 at located Hampton, Under the direction of David Morochnick, assistant Wilson, Lee and director, founding director, the chorale will present a variety of holiday music, from popular traditional holiday songs to classical pieces. In short, there will be something for everyone. Great music, refreshments, door prizes and drawings will make a fun community expe rience not to be missed. And, rumor has it that Santa might even make an appearance. Sides at (603) 490-7378 or Katie Ells at (603) 926-5520. located at 105 Marcy Street in Portsmouth, continues its annual holiday tradition with their production of “A Christmas adapted Carol,” by founder F. Gary Newton from the classic novel by Charles Dickens. year’s this Carol” Beaulieu, “Christmas Dan at the Ring promises experience that brings some surprising new to be an vision to Newton’s well known script. exciting sity of New Hampshire with a Theater degree and in Dance, brings an list of director impressive credits, including his award- winning direction of “The Diary of Adam & Eve.” “A Christmas Carol” runs at Players’ the Ring from now through December Saturday p.m., 8 at Friday on shows with 23 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. C ecember ecember D - - - for as little as ’ $65 per month! 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For Harbor Lighthouse, a American Lighthouse chapter Foundation, of have the The volunteers of Friends of Portsmouth age in the Rep’s production of Story,” “A playing on Christmas the mainstage through December 30. For tickets call 4472 or visit (603) 433- Michael Rothstein and Ed Batchelder star ageage HANDLE WITH CARE for more information, call (603) 433-4472 or visit www.seacoastrep.org. and Saturdays, with matinees on Saturdays at and 3 Sundays. Tickets p.m. $24-$28. The Rep is located at 125 Bow range from Street in Portsmouth. To reserve tickets or the whole family and fill everyone with the spirit of the season. Showtimes are Thurs days at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Fridays wish, "You'll shoot your wish, eye "You'll out!" film that has become a modern day holiday tradition, “A Christmas Story” will delight mom, teacher and even the Santa Claus toil Claus Santa the even and teacher mom, ing away at Goldblatt's Department Store, share the same reaction to his Christmas Ryder 200 Shot Model Air Rifle. No self-respecting cowboy Carbine Action would be Range without one. Unfortunately, his December 30. Christmas is a time of great expectations, especially through the of a child. 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There will be Open a complimentary, 14 December Friday, on Reception Night ing following the performance. order tickets To for any performance, or for more informa tion visit 462-7336. ter for Arts the welcomes the return of The ater in the Open with an original production of the Hans holiday Anderson Christian fairytale, “The Snow Queen.” December 14-16 and 21-23, with performances at evening 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Friday and and matinee performances at p.m. on 3 Saturday and Sunday. production was adapted from Theresa Lin nihan's original adaptation of European tale. The heroine — the the irrepress classic — journeys in and ible out of Gerda dreams to save her best friend Kay from clutches the of the Snow cold Queen. The Devil and his hilariously bumbling assistants lurk at the edges of this classic fairy tale, plotting and scheming all sorts of mischief. as the Snow Gerda; Queen; Matt Kiely as Shelby her friend Kay; Steeves Beth Randall as Rhonda; Jessica Rybicki asas Fern; Madison Moran as Mistake; Rachel Ameen as the Devil; and Princess. Members of Molly the ensemble include Welsh as Fairy Larson, Peter Jeff Sheridan, James Sheridan, Rachel Hawkes, Camilly Connolly, Jenni fer Dow, Avery Hines, Marisa, Emma Michaud, Nicholls, Lydia Schwalkwyk, and Hannah Van Peacock,Zwickerhill. Chelsea staging, Theater in the Open's "The Snow Queen" is sure to be a hit with young and pto ecember M ecember eptember D - - - a ’ ’ (CC) h (CC) . ’ 12:30 51 | D 51 | Half & Half Paid Pro gram Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Every- Raymond King of the Hill Paid Kim Whose? 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FABRIC Following the cleanup, Kids will get to see real In conjunction with the AND DURING THIS VER drive to support the Seacoast the support to drive Firefighter’s Toy Bank. Vol unteers are asked to bring a toy or gift card to contribute to the efforts, and help two great causes at once. an holding be will Society the in Open House at their office the historic Governor Lang don House at 143 Pleasant Street in Portsmouth, from 1-3 p.m. The public is wel come to stop by and enjoy hot drinks, snacks, and free gift wrapping. whale bones and baleen and is invited to participate keeping in a local beach clean and helping the Society with a long-term study on marine pollution. cleanup, there will be a toy 22 - - - (not (not for the clean-up, clean-up, open house Pay Not One Red Cent More. WE WON’T CHANGE THE PRICE. 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Atlantic on hall the town’s recreation department, the event included visits with Santa (pictured here with chance Nora), to decorate gingerbread cookies. refreshments, and a many in the North Hampton town old community the at 8 December who Saturday, on Santa” with Evening attended “An For information regarding regular upcoming events, call the church weekly office at (603) 772-3389 or services and visit www.strathamchurch.org. is welcome to attend. 6 Emery Lane in Stratham. is located at Community Church public to join their annual Christmas Candlelight Services on Christmas Eve, December 24 at 4 p.m. p.m., The 4 p.m. service and is everyone 8 centered on family, p.m. and 11 Nora Hickey, daughter of Seth and Alena Hickey was one of 96 Lafayette Road, Falls, Hampton NH (603) 929-4959 age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - . 23A m age | P ood ood ews F N call call ank! in Need! in B For more more For The utilization of the two “It’s the most exciting For more information on at any at tlantic www.fossmfg.co information ocal ocal quality polyester from 100 created percent post con sumer plastic bottles. 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That doesn’t include the areas life. of daily product is that it can be uti lized in any fabric, to create against safe is that material a bacteria and virus. been used to create a medi cal mask, the SpectraShield 9900, which is believed be the only to face mask today that is approved to provide “dual-action,” broad spec trum protection, which may be critical in the event of a major public health The mask, already being uti crisis. lized in Canada, awaits FDA claiming that just washing your hands was enough to avoid infection. object and then touch your clothes it’s on there,” Magruder. said MRSA survives longer fabric on than other As surfaces. a result, Fossheild tech nology has become part of the long-term solutionthis crisis to and an integral 23 ------20% off ge 1A pa Receive any service or products any service or products 603-431-3333 Treat your family and friends! your Treat from I I Formerly of Newbury Street, Boston Formerly of Newbury Street, L L Y E A A S P D C H O Magruder said with Principal owner Jim He said an extensive value the understood “We “Results from our inde Foss 90 Fleet Street, Portsmouth, NH Portsmouth, Street, Fleet 90 it,” said Magruder. making MRSA big news, the mainstream media was con fusing the general public by of bacteria capable of trans mission by contact, to levels below detection within one hour and in some instances also and minutes, 10 than less exhibits anti-viral activity,” Gerba, said Ph.D., Charles P. Professor of Environmental of Department Microbiology, Environmen and Water Soil, tal Science at the University Arizona. of Magruder said the process had been 2004, patented but it since was May 2006, not shortly until after the business was that the purchased, process had truly researched. been research and development program was created in the face of the fear of a bird flu pandemic. of the product when we saw mon antibiotics such as oxa cillin, penicillin, cephalexin recent, of As amoxicillin. and MRSA incidences have been on the rise in it the US has and now become nized recog as a major nity-acquired pathogen commu and growing crisis. pendent laboratory studies have shown that the MRSA, kills technology hield Foss as well as a broad spectrum lix F supper riday F otes N hosts TIME spaghetti — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ibrary TOY serve L y olida om couts H .C S eabrook ews S N Check out Friday Flix at the Seabrook Library, located For the New Year, it’s “Harry Potter 5: The Order of The library will present “Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At “Christmas with the Kranks” (2004, PG, one hour and 40 “Batman Begins” (2005, PG13, two hours and 20 minutes) The movies are free and a snack is provided. Unless SEABROOK | Teens in grades 6 and up are invited to start to invited are up and 6 grades in Teens | SEABROOK HAMPTON HAMPTON | Boy Scout Troop 176 of Hampton will be (603) 474-2044 or email [email protected]. at 25 Liberty Lane in Seabrook. For more information, call Harry forms ‘Dumbledore’s Army’ to prepare the wizards for the battle ahead. young unprepared unprepared to defend themselves against the Dark Arts. on January 4. In Harry’s fifth year of the study at new Hogwarts, course in defensive magic leaves the students the Phoenix” (2007, PG13, two hours and 20 minutes) beyond the ends of the Earth, the loving future pirate way hangs in the balance. of the freedom- Jack Sparrow from his trap in Davy Jones’ locker. Headed December 28 at 3 p.m. Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann join Swann Elizabeth and Turner Will p.m. 3 at 28 December with Captain Barbossa in a desperate quest to free Captain World’s World’s End” (2007, PG13, two hours and 45 minutes) on they be able to pull together a perfect Christmas, or will she discover their plan to skip it? When their daughter decides to come home after all, will minutes) plays on December 21. With their daughter away, the Kranks decide to skip Christmas and go on a cruise. Bruce Wayne’s training, transformation, Bruce and Wayne’s triumph. Gotham City’s Dark Knight, from a boy’s family tragedy to a guilt-clouded manhood and a fateful encounter that spurs will be presented on December 14. This is the untold story of story untold the is This 14. December on presented be will room of the Seabrook Library. room of the Seabrook Library. otherwise noted, the movies start at 3:15 p.m. in the meeting the in p.m. 3:15 at start movies the noted, otherwise Friday afternoon. patrons Younger are welcome if they are accompanied by a guardian. their weekend with a movie at the Seabrook Library every The public is invited to attend. in Hampton. Dinner will be served from 4-6 p.m.; age. the of years cost 8 under children for $4 and adults for $7 be will the United Methodist Church, located at 525 Lafayette Road Lafayette 525 at located Church, Methodist United the serving a spaghetti dinner on Saturday, December 15th at Bank program. than 10 years, and donates more than 300 presents to the Toy Toy the to presents 300 than more donates and years, 10 than gather the presents for delivery to Seacoast area children in need. SHS has been participating in the program for more to give him some “high-fives,” the students helped firefighters firefighters helped students the “high-fives,” some him give to carols as carols they waited for Santa Claus to arrive on a Hampton fire truck. After spending some time with Santa and pausing gymnasium as Father Don Miraculous Clinton Medal Church blessed from the gifts. Our They then sang Lady of the drive, held in conjunction with the Hampton Department. Fire Last week, students in grades K-8 gathered in the school's Sacred Sacred Heart School recently conducted its annual Bank Toy tlantic A . - - - om . .C m ews N tlantic TS www.mtexeter.co MMMM A "For me, the program is For more information, a really magical program for so many reasons. We’re try ing to inspire the parents to make music at home their with children. A lot of par ents come musicalthey’renotafter and here thinking a year, they find their sing ing voices," said.Taylor "It’s abut brining music together in a community way and it just brings so much joy." visit from all of us! of all from THREA - - - New Years Eve Years New (603) 474-3200 Major credit cards accepted cards Major credit (East of Greyhound track) 213 Rt 107 off Rt 95 exit 1 213 Rt 107 off TRIPLE www.salandanthony.com RATED Holiday Platters Available! Holiday Platters weekend specials! weekend Taylor, a mother Taylor, of three, along with Associate Director, Robyne from Canada Montreal, in Convention Dance Threat Triple the Lundgren attended November 17-20. The students participated in two days intensive dance of workshops with Disney MTV, and Broadway choreographers. Classes included Hip Hop, Lyrical, Musical Theater, Tap and Street Dance. Pictured here are (from left) Tasha Lundgren; Jessica Veilleux; Marissa Henry; Hip teacher Hop Jayson Wright; Jennifer Fisher; and Caitlin Johnson. Michelle — Atlantic News Sepanski Courtesy Photo Six senior members of the Seacoast Civic Dance Company, curriculum that emphasizes strongly and facilitates adult involvement. then, it Since has spread to loca tions around the leaving country, a lastingsion on all impres who experience a class. embraces the Music Togeth er philosophy with her own children and it attending was a class after with of one them that she decided to start the Exeter program. all about our our about all C & Brick Oven Pizza - - - - Italian Cuisine Since 1998 ommunity C SAL & ANTHONY’S & SAL Join us at our new location. Enjoy all your Italian favorites. favorites. Italian your all Enjoy location. new our at us Join “Let us do the cooking!” Music from different "In a small but really When Music Together The combination and • Full Service Lounge Wines • Fine • Friendly Service • Family Dining Takeout • Quality Ample Parking • was first offered to the pub lic in 1987, it pioneered the concept of a research-based, developmentally appropri ate early childhood music and rhythm competence. In addition, activities from evolve the child’s world and include vocal play, rhythm animalplay, sounds, and, of course fun. counties and integrated cultures into the classes, is which begin with a African North greeting song and can also American Chants, a include Yiddish Native Circle Dance and called a "May song all dren" which the was dedicated Chil to peace after the September terrorist11 attacks. important we way, are shar ing a message a peace with "A says. Taylor children," our recognition that we all love our children and that music is a universal language that celebrates that love." minuteslong and include an artistically conceived flow of songs, nursery instrumental rhymes, jam sessions, finger plays, and movement activities. types of research-based and support activitieschildren in developing tonal are 24 ------s w e N ntic a tl A he t Music Together seeks new Music home Together to l a The ideal space would Music Together classes EXETER | Music Togeth The potential sale of the ci e p has Music Together Direc tor sendingTaylor Terry out a plea to churches, area businesses, libraries or zens with ideas citi to help find the program a new home in time for the new year. be about 25 feet square and easily accessible by ers moth with strollers and other baby gear. Martial arts stu dios, dance studios, libraries or churches are often perfect partners for a Music Togeth er Program. The space program also needs access parking. to are held in and the most mornings classes children have 10 anywhere infants through from Kindergar ten age. The classes are 45 er of Exeter, tionally an recognized interna childhood early music program, is searching for a new space to call home in area. the Exeter program’s current space S 51 ------o Now Open Sundays 33, N ol Design Center 14, 2007 | V 14, 2007 “It’s been said and frus On the war in Iraq, “I stand before you cult. None of us are divided in our support for the brave young men and women of our military.” there there is still much progress to be had before the troops can leave. trating,” said McCain. “For four years it was aged misman by Donald Rumsfeld. There are still many lenged we face chal in Iraq. Suc cess in Iraq is Iraqi military taking over our responsibili ties. Elections are easy. It’s the rule of law that is diffi still not passed this [Wound Right legislation. Warrior] ed now our are Vets not receiv ing the treatment that they deserve. As president I will work on increasing funding for our VA hospitals. And I will provide each with Vet a plastic card that will ensure they get the care that need.” they been have there said McCain marked improvements, but the incident at Reed the Army Medical Walter Center and vowed that under presidency, his Veterans would receive better treatment. embarrassed to say we have We Will Not Be Undersold!Will We ecember ------|D ews N Installing Custom Granite Counter Tops For Over 20 Years Years 20 For Over Tops Installing Custom Granite Counter from 1A tlantic Ask about our lowest price guarantee Ask about our Tile • Tile Stone Floors • • Wood Carpet • Stone Fabrication Route 1, Hampton NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com Eno’s 24A | A 24A McCain also pointed to “We “We need a Social Secu On the subject of health “I’m not asking you to He also pointed to busi “Suppose it’s wrong and McCain also had a more Designing & mccain age their money.” fix Social Security and we’ve future for Medicare fix to got generations, so that we can say that we’re stewards of “We “We went on spree a and we’ve got to spending stop the spending. We’ve got to rity and Medicare that is via is that Medicare and rity ble for the future,” he said. care, care, McCain said revitaliz ing such services as Security Social and Medicare were among his top priorities. need to make it the priority that it deserves.” “The technology is out there. there. out is technology “The All we have to do is press it we and there It’s it. push and tric that elect to go “green” and continue to profit. shiver in the dark,” he said. ing.” nesses such as General Elec ogy. We just handed our kids our handed just We ogy. a cleaner planet,” he “Then suppose said. the research is right, and we do noth mate change. we develop ‘green’ technol pragmatic approach to cli P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A . age APY* % hurch | P C ews N e rates. , and est in our in est otes tlantic N ongregl ationa C 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 irst The CD rates you’ve been the looking for, service you deserve. Certificates of deposit at competitiv personal- and Exemplary what That’s service. ized all about. we’re office our at Diane Visit inv to today rate. CD competitive F 4.50 ocal at fective 12/3/07. Rate subject to change without notice. L ecember ervices 51 | D 51 | S o HAMPTON | The First Congregational Church of Hampton, located at 127 Winnacunnet Road in Hampton, December will hold a worship service at 10 a.m. on Sunday, 16. The Rev. Deborah Knowlton will deliver the message In morning entitled addition, “Dare to the church Wait. will hold a “Blue Christmas” candlelight service December 17 at 7 p.m. on for those who may have lost a Monday, loved one in 2007, or for anyone who is feeling sad this season. holiday The church is handicapped-accessible and hearing devices are available for those who need them. Fellowship and coffee will follow the Sunday service, and childcare is available. For more information, call the Deb (603) at 926-2837 (603) church or 926-8727. Rev. office at 33, N ol www.communitybanknh.com - - - V ield. Minimum deposit of $1,000. Rate ef Better Service 80 Main Street, NH Exeter, • (603) 772-7000 centage Y 5-month CD Penalties for early withdrawals will be imposed. Full account disclosures are available from our Personal Bankers. *Annual Per It’s what being a true It’s community bank is all about. Even Rotary is a worldwide Great CD Rates clubs in 168 countries. organization of organization business and pro that leaders professional vides humanitarian service, stan ethical high encourages dards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill peace in Approxi the world. and mately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 32,000 25 - - - - - The Rotary Club of morning at 7:30 a.m. at the Ashworth by the Sea Hotel, located at 295 Ocean Boule at vard Hampton Beach. The club serves the communities of Hampton, Hampton Falls, North Hampton and brook and is always Sealooking for new members that want com local the to back give to munity and have fun doing it. For more information on becoming a member, Dan Dolan President at (603) call 926-1514. Hospice, the Salvation Army, Army, Salvation the Hospice, the Visiting Nurse Associa tion, Cross Roads New Scouts, Girl Scouts, Boy House, Generations, Seacoast Head Start and Meals on Wheels, to name a few. Hampton holds its fast break meetings each Tuesday - - — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo ommunity C IT ALL WON The Rotary Club of Hamp of Club Rotary The According to Hampton SHE a Rotarian and a member of the local community. ton annually gives in excess of $30,000 to local charitable include: These organizations. The Hampton Soup Kitchen, Special Olympics, Seacoast Rotary Club President, Dan Dolan, the club assisting has been the program with Head weekly story Start hour readers andsnow suit annual denotations the last for five plus years. He said that giving back to the community is one of the best things that the Rotary Club does, noting that donations such as the snowsuits to the Hampton Head Start dren makes chilhim proud to be on their new snowsuits and boots. - - - ews N — Hampton Head Start students model the new snowsuits provided by the om tlantic .C A the ews N to Snowsuits Snowsuits bring smiles to students Club organizers Judy HAMPTON | The Rotary The | HAMPTON contact the Exeter Chamber at (603) 772-2411. been enhanced with the addition of round trip tickets on the Downeaster train to for the Bruins and North Celtics games. For more Station information or to purchase tickets for the 2008 raffle, Limousine Service) to Fenway Park and Gillette Stadium, where she watched the Pats defeat the has package winner’s Raffle Ticket Sports Ultimate the year, This 25. November on 31-28 Eagles, Raffle, took Raffle, a chance last year tickets “premium” and to she see won the it Patriots, all: Red Two Feliciano by (provided rides limousine roundtrip plus Hockey, Men’s UNH and Bruins Celtics, Sox, Rotary Club of Hampton. Eve Eaton (pictured), the winner of the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce’s Ultimate Sports Ticket Sports Ultimate Commerce’s of Chamber Area Exeter the of winner the (pictured), Eaton Eve NICE AND WARM tlantic pecial wrapped packages and try faces when they open the this such a fun event are the children’s the on smiles wide grateful when they get them. get they when grateful makes what that said Haskell suits and that they are so the children are not aware that they are getting snow said that this is their favorite Rotary event each year, as Haskell and Joanne Nadeau nacunnet Road in Hampton. the students at the First Con First the at students the gregational Church on Win the snowsuits and boots to program. Five were on hand Rotarians to distribute boots to children in enrolled the Hampton Head Start Club of Hampton recently donated snowsuits and S A . om .C ews N Assistant tlantic 964-8087 926 -4618 Administrator Manager Administrator Manager Administrator Manager A 926-6766 Administrator Administrator Administrator Administrator eetings Tuesday, Jan. Tuesday, 8, at 7p.m. Tuesday, Jan. Tuesday, 8, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. Tuesday, 8, at 7 p.m. Jan. Tuesday, 8, at 7 p.m. 964-6777 (603) (603) 394-7696 Administrator Tuesday, Jan. Tuesday, 22, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 3, at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, at 7p.m. (603) Thursday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. Tuesday, 17, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 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Tuesday, 18, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 26, at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 6:30 p.m. (603) 778-0591 .. alls ...... (603) Wednesday, Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. F ampton ampton ye ingston R. Fournier –Town ...... R xeter H H Anderson – Town ...... K ...... ampton . . E ewfields Scott Dunn – Town Fred Welch – Town tratham eabrook reenland Russell Dean – Town own ensington rentwood H Eric Small – Town S S N Larry Baker – Town G Alan Gould – Town K B ast T Julie Stevens – Town ampton orth outh E Deborah Gallant – Town Karen H Co-op S N Stephen Denise Gregson – R. 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Hampton Portsmouth Stratham Portsmouth Hampton Portsmouth Kensington Seabrook e:1 Portsmouth Seabrook Portsmouth Portsmouth Greenland New Exeter enate 26 HOME P d exeter Tilton Portsmouth d d exeter d d exeter d r exeter d r exeter r r+d d d d d d d d d r d r d d d d d d r S $694,239 P DS 13 d d xeter e d 15 13 15 13 15 13 15 13 15 13 16 13 16 13 16 14 16 14 14 16 14 16 14 16 17 18 18 This home features: home This Exclusively Marketed by: Marketed Exclusively Second Floor Laundry Floor Second Suite BR Master Extensive Landscaping/Irrigation Landscaping/Irrigation Extensive feet square +/- 3,700 LL Walk-Out Counters w/Granite kitchen Cherry ft. sq +/-) (650 Level 3rd Finished 04 DS COU 23 24 4 BR’s -2.5 BA -2.5 BR’s 4 Garage Car 3 Pantry Butler’s Air Central Nantucket IV Nantucket • • • • • sink & • cooler w/wine complete • System • • • • • Immediate closing Possible! closing Immediate a rock from 8A c rock e rock e rock c rock e rock a rock r rock a rock r rock Martha e rock Carl G ock r Eileen call Marshall Matthew J rock Mark F ock r Margaret W Everett Michael G rock Christopher W rock Clark, Only a few Senators missed many of their 180 roll call percentages; voting official the are column this in Included NAME Sgambati, Kathleen G NAME Flockhart, Hassan, Fuller Kelley, Jane P rock Henson, John W rock Kepner, Susan Kepner, Kennedy, James McGuirk, Thomas r ock Quandt, Moore, Bennett F rock Quandt, Stiles, Nancy F ock r Robertson, Cali-Pitts, Jacqueline Day, Judith McEachern, Paul r ock Russell, Trinka rock Norelli, Terie rock Preston, Pantelakos, Laura Webber, James Webber, Moore, Benjamin rock Powers, James F rock Weare, Serlin, O'Keefe, Peter J rock Splaine, James Marsh, Borden, David Grote, Otto F rock votes in 2007. Nearly all missed votes were excused or due to a conflict of interest. 18 of the 24 had a perfect with record, the lowest being 92.8 percent. The highest conflict of interest was 5.6 percent and President Senate percent. 1.4 was rate unexcused highest the Sylvia Larson, as presiding officer, had the vote, but option hasn’t missed a vote. not to roll 51 o Make it your next home 33, N ol visit library 14, 2007 | V 14, 2007 otes plans N Lots Remain Lots ecember 6 |D ews author N s ’ ocal L Route 101 to Exit 11. North on Rte 108. Travel to to Travel 108. Rte on North 11. Exit to 101 Route For a Virtual Tour Visit www.chisholmfarm.com Visit Tour Virtual a For tlantic Only Only in this beautiful subdivision hildren C 603-772-2444 KENSINGTON | Kensington Public Library will welcome welcome will Library Public Kensington | KENSINGTON 26A | A 26A Amesbury Road in Kensington. For more information, call (603) 772-5022 or visit www.kensingtonpl.org. interactive program with plenty of audience participation, props and costumes (as well as Junior Mints). In addition, Maren will autograph copies of her which is percent from each located sale book at to 126 the library, and donate 20 Maren will tell the story of what happens when two children children two when happens what of story the tell will Maren (Matt and Maria) go behind the scenes at Boston’s historic Colonial Theater where “Peter Pan” is playing. This is an local children’s author Maren Tirabassi when she visit pays on a Tuesday, December 18 at the 6:30 release of p.m. her latest book To “Footlights celebrate and Fairy Dust,” Unique and Refreshing and Unique Stratham Circle, take a right onto Rte. 33. Entrance less than 1 mile mile 1 than less Entrance 33. Rte. onto right a take Circle, Stratham left. on home first is office Sales Drive. Farm left-Chisholm the on Directions: at or by appt. 11-4pm Model Home Open: Tues-Sun. CALL Mimi Simmons today CALL age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - 27A T age | P EAF ews E N Ev S The general public is tlantic will take ments place. will be Refresh sold, big and 50/50 a drawing will held. be This annual event holiday is sponsored by Alumni Association the to ben efit its senior scholarship awards and program June’s Last $2500 was awarded to Brenda scholarship Jan Shepard of Hampton, who is attending George Mason was It Virginia. in University given in honor of the associ ation’s centennial. invited to the doubleheader. Admission is $3 for adults and $1 Senior Citizens and for students through grade 12. Alum players are asked to sign up by calling Ann at (603) 926-9604 during school hours. tma S 603-474-7744 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. OLD * - - - TOBACCONIS offering professional Extended holiday hours personalized service... Gift certificates available ews A specialty tobacco shop N 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 n Chri GL E 255 Lafayette Road, Seabrook, NH make great presents! 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Op tlantic ecember A Entertainment in Our Lounge Sunday Brunch the Gift Certificates... Fridays 7 pm-10 pm • Sundays 2 pm-5 pm Sign Sign up Alumni for December 16th to Christmas Caroling 51 | D 51 | o HAMPTON HAMPTON | The 66th Girls’ Head Coach Ed Basketball Basketball reunion game Spectacular Ocean View pecial Now taking reservations for New Year’s Eve annual Alumni BasketballReunion Doubleheader will be played on of the Sunday, December evening 30 at 6 p.m. in the new sium at gymna Winnacunnet High School, located on Alumni Drive in Hampton. Alumni, recent grads and “old-tim ers” will suit up only games for of the their year and try to upset this year’s girls and boys varsity teams. Beattie is beginning his 27th season, while Boys’ Coach Head Jay McKenna (class of ’93) begins his third. addition, In the special ner-raising ban ceremony the 2006-07 State for Class “L” Championship girls team S 33, N ol V ports S BELTS 27 — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo BLACK NEW Great gifts for the cigar and pipe connoisseur! ceremony ceremony held recently Academy in at Pictured Exeter. here are John Wallaga, age 17; New Hampshire 53; Kevin Wallaga, 45; Tony Ryan Rivers, 13; Steven Crocker, Martial Arts Wilson, 20; Joe Doccola, Sargeant, 52; 41; Maren Forsyth, Dylan 12; Sean Michaud, DiGregorio, 13; Center 12; Master Vikki Instructor Christina Hardy; Mikey Sales, 13; Katelyn Manley, 15; Christina Leonatti, 39; John Richard Forsyth, 11. Douglass, 12 and Fifteen students were awarded Black Belts at a special com . rotary .com egun! 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Ionic detox body cleansing 58 Winnacunnet Rd, Hampton, NH Hampton, Rd, Winnacunnet 58 C SEABROOK | Take a break this holiday season and In addition, new courses are needed for the ComEd spring spring ComEd the for needed are courses new addition, In Those individuals who are interested in teaching either an interested Those individuals who are Instructors for the ADP must be The certified; ADP spring however, session runs from January 28 through HAMPTON | Instructors are being sought to teach information or to reserve a spot for childcare, call Families First at (603) 422-8208, ext. 2. are are needed for free childcare. Seabrook Rec participate for free; there is a $2.50 charge for all others. pass For holders ornaments, beading (jewelry), andmaterials and Advance are included. refreshments sign-ups cookies. Child care, activities and recharge their parenting batteries. December’sbatteries. parenting their recharge and activities groups is focusing on homemade holiday gifts, including gives parents a chance to kick back, get involved in relaxing a chance to kick back, get involved in relaxing gives parents on Lafayette Road in Seabrook. Coordinated Families First and Health and Support led Center, Parent Recharge by Recharge,” Recharge,” held every Tuesday from 9:30-11 a.m. located Center, Community Seabrook the at Day) Christmas (except enjoy the peace provided by free childcare at “Parent office office at the numbers above. session. Anyone who has special interests, skills or hobbies to that others may may be call the of WHS interest activities ADP ADP or ComEd course can call Janice Petrou at (603) 758- 9233 or Debbie Krapf at (603) 758-9231, as soon as possible. Community Education Spring Session begins in March. May 21; the deadline for applicants is January 8. The certification is not for required teaching a ComEd course. Adult Diploma Program (ADP). educational educational programs offered through High School the Community Education (ComEd) program and Winnacunnet tlantic *Wine List: *Wine A . ------ om .C 9 5 1 3 ews N 1 3 4 tlantic 3 9 4 2 A “Today we assemble “This is one of the most “Eighty-two years ago HISTORY Continued on HISTORY 29A• 2 1 9 the first spike Charles was M. Judge addressed he occasion which Lamprey, on the assembled crowd of the two towns of Hampton, and Exeter said in and sub stance: important events in the his tory of Hampton. One hun dred years ago this present week, the people of Hamp ton assembled on the where now spot stands the Town Hall for the town erection church.(Ed.: This of was a later house, meeting fifth the which Hall Town the became burned on March 19, 1949 and was never rebuilt.) this month, the people again assembled at this noted cor ner, which had been a way side inn for over 100 years, for the raising of the present hotel. (Ed.: He was referring built in to the Hotel Whittier, 1817 and burned January 12, match and “rats cause: 1917; es.”) Fifty-four years ago the present month, on the spot where the present Congre gational Church stands, the church was raised oldest for Congregational Soci the ety in New Hampshire. appenings ------6 4 9 7 3 H 8 2 5 , riter 8 3 7 4 W olman istoric sudokupuzzle 8 4 5 M. H H The Trolley Era of The Trolley 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 8A ohn Hampton 1897-1926 It was May 19, 1897 at The trolley line, at first This line gave “the inhab The laying of the first rail J ontributing 3 5 1 7 y C Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and every just easterly of Hatch the Galley Restaurant. Driving 10:30 in Hampton, the when morning spike the in was first driven Electric Railway for which was the to be in years operation before complete aban for 29 donment in 1926. called the Exeter Street Rail way, later to become solidated con into Street Amesbury & Hampton the Exeter, (common Company Railway to as the “EH&A” ly referred at the time), connected towns the of Exeter and Hamp ton with the famous Hamp ton Beach. It was completed on July 3, 1897. itants of these and the sur rounding towns, as well as pleasant and quick a visitors, access by well-built, and open closed cars, to the one most of beautiful resorts seaside on the entire Atlan tic coast, at a ate very cost.” moder (-- The Hamptons Union -- 1899) and spike took place on May 19, 1897, on Road at Winnacunnet “Whittier Junction” B P T D W R E I M U TE OA LN RN TT NR TE OI NG IG LA RS IA PAE uzzle d P TD TTH CNL ASO AC NA CS RI R RI IR SEEP d J NI TR NO MS ET RU T SATELLITE SHOWERS SLEET SPRINKLE TEMPERATURE THUNDER WATCH WIND Service” “The 40 Six Million __ Man” 42 Bert or Rosa 44 Gilpin “Frasier” of “__ 45 Stevens” “The 46 __ MTV series, World” 47 Moore “Ghost” of 49 Ricki of talk shows “__ 50 Brockovich” Anna 51 Sten movie 54 Figure of speech 21 Chow down The 23 Johnny __ Singers “The the 25 Good, __ and the Ugly” 26 Meyers “Kate of Allie” & “Mystic star 27 River” 28 Old card game 29 “A Petty of League of Their Own” 31 Quayle or Marino “The 32 Streets of __ Francisco” 35 Steve or Jerry of golf “__ 38 Old game show, IO WA IO UD SO AXE HT EEY EG LA C EET T HNNS YEBS AST RRNO EG UDI words DNRS R L IG C SEL rosswor Answers can be found on Page 8 T NDE HUNDEEEAT YG EA ESI NS UG IR CNRO ar dquiz 28 C ames OOM RE EL EEAEDP G HAIL HURRICANE ICICLES LIGHTNING METEOROLOGY PREDICTION RADAR RAIN REGIONAL HCE ND E HT IR NR OI OZ OOS H II CA DE RHZ IL DOWN 1 Clapton or Lindros 2 Campbell “Scream” of “The 3 Defiant __” “__ 4 Street” Approximately: suff. 5 pitcher- 6 Twins Minnesota turned-sportscaster 7 Model Macpherson 8 Howard of shock radio 9 Scuba pioneer 10 Old-time panelist Chase “Solid host 11 Gold” Rick 19 Reiner and Lowe Team” 48 Barkin or Burstyn Arden 52 or Plumb 53 Roger “Cheers” of raider Croft Tomb 55 pal 56 Stimpy’s 57 Waltons” Cotler “The of 58 Philip “War of of the Worlds” “The 59 __ of the Sixth Happiness” Whitman 60 or Pickens 61 Sofer “General of Hospital” ews NL FO KL N weather LR AR TL LT AS BA BE OP OR DRS IN TFA thewor GH AASE OC NHL RDRG AO T DW RDRUCCHW CCT RNV EPM SAEI tlantic ADVISORY ALTOCUMULUS BLIZZARD CIRROSTRATUS CONDENSATION DROPLETS ENERGY FAIR FORECAST SAARA TI E LI L IL TE ESEAAV SPRGO AANMI W OA H S TL A 22 Teri Garr movie, “Mr. “Mr. Garr movie, Teri 22 __” Cole 24 “King” __ 25 Major League __ 30 Knight and Danson “People __ 33 Funny” “The 34 __ Sisters” 36 Letters on many cars “__ 37 M for Murder” cast member “SNL” 39 (1985-90) 41 FX “__/Tuck” series M.E.” 43 Robert “Quincy, of 44 A- George “The of ACROSS 1 Sonny Shroyer series and Clanton Turner 5 El __ 9 Spanish warrior, 12 Russo “Tin Cup” of __ “Push group, 13 It” ’N’ Pepa 14 Corrida cheer “The 15 star Lawyers” Burl 16 Barbara who was Della Perry’s instrument Godfrey’s A. 17 18 Chavez or Romero 20 Brewer Wright and 51 o ------www. www. 33, N ol . -SOL m YOGA cwdoula@earthlink. AL www.school.leddycen LEDDY 14, 2007 | V 14, 2007 concentration, mental T T ecember Learn MIND-BODY |D and by e-mailing YOGA A , or call (603) 679-2781 between the ews m A N Y Live www.sau16.org/adult.ht . m VIJA tlantic DIPLOMA ADULT PROGRAM YOGA FOR DOULA-LED RENA P 28A | A Expectant parents can prepare for their baby’s birth Exeter’s Mind Body Sol Center is the place to go for yoga The Exeter Adult Diploma program is currently register Leddy Center School for the Performing Arts announces , or by calling (603) 427-0933. t age day evenings 6:15-7:45 from p.m. beginning January 10. Ses are encouraged to attend, and partners pay half price. Prereg price. half pay partners and attend, to encouraged are istration is required and may be completed online at prasadayogacenter.com ne trust trust the body and to trust birth. Session 2 is at Wednesdays workshop The 13. February through 9 January from p.m. 7:30 costs $75; payments can be made at the first class. Couples the expertise of a doula. Participants will learn specific poses to comfort during labor; how to use contractions; breathing and to manage deep relaxation and stress reduction to with certified Birth Doula, Carol DeStefano, Conducted CD at the (DONA). Prasada Yoga Center in North Hampton, the workshop will combine the fitness benefits of yoga with mindbodysol.co ($12 to drop in) or $96 for a 90-minute class ($15 to drop in). For more information call (603) 778-6850; drop by the Blue Moon Market at 8 Clifford Street in Exeter; or visit Classes are ongoing, and drop-ins are session welcome. runs from January The Wednesday, 2 next through Saturday, March 1. Newcomers can take their first session free at any An yoga eight-week class. session is $80 for a one-hour class and flexibility; and Julie Rost, whose Classical ing Yoga train emphasizes harmonious and understanding and orderly practice living of through Yoga’s ancient principles. lessons taught by instructors deeply experienced in a range of styles. These instructors teaching include Kripalu’s gentle form; Jeanie Ryan, who focuses Maddy on Botari Eaton, vigorous hatha yoga, emphasizing empowerment, strength program program should call the Adult Education office at (603) 775- about information more For appointment. an arrange to 8457 the program, visit similar to those taken by high Tuck the school at evenings Thursday students. and Courses are Tuesday, Monday, offered #24, Door School), High Exeter former (the Campus Learning 30 Linden Street in Exeter. Those who are interested in this the week of January 28, 2008. This program is designed for students who did not complete high school but who would like to earn a diploma by taking courses in the evening ing students for winter/ spring semester courses that begin information and/or to register, visit ter.org/VijayaYoga.ht hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. calmness and physical relaxation, are priceless. For more Yoga Teacher, Yoga Vijaya Teacher, Yoga classes are available on Tuesday evenings from 6-7:30 p.m. beginning January 8 or on Thurs sions are one class per week for six weeks. The tuition is just $72. The benefits, which include increased strength energy, and flexibility, improved wellness, its next Vijaya Yoga sessions, set to Pathways Certified a Hall, Stewart begin Phillis by the Taught first January. week of P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 29A 29A age D age E | P NT | P ews A N A section of this ews W N tlantic the Exeter Street officials, Railway to drive spike the on this first road, which I do, wishing more prosper ity than ever for Exeter and Hampton, which the steel rails will soon connect.” trolley rail and spikes are on permanent display at Tuck Memorial the Museum at 40 Park Avenue, Hampton, Trol “The called, section a in ley Era of Hampton -- 1897 - 1926.” Many other from the trolley era are relics also on display in the museum. for braiding practice.603-770-3349. 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Expanding capital marketfor the futuristic sec tor that requires acceptance of low return on investment (something the government is asked to do) will the government enable spending to way, as he seems to promoteway, allocating the earned capital to the least efficient prise. enter Government prises enter fail to perform to due lack ofprotected from competition. accountability, Soviet Union is example a of that dictum. shining income tax rateily be can corrected by eas ing declar everything as income straight— no claim of shel ters, no claim of dividends and no more and accountants tax loop lawyersholes. When he makes finding charitable which he is known to do, he contributions does not have to claim them against his gross income to preserve his position in the impressive top tax bracket. paymorethan what islegal ly required and he can take advantage of that For feature. example, in Massachu settsyou can pay at ahigher rate as an option although many vocal champions higher of taxes (to everybody else) such as John Kerry had never done so. It is not very hard to pay more in taxes. of cultivating tic a society feudalis due estate to taxes is misplaced. lackIn of this country, we have countless had heirs esses andof many an industrial heir and other tycoons and only in few cases the inheritingoff-springs politics had to grab entered power. a As matter of fact, the enriching government by forcible bequeathing of fortune to it will more than likely push the society towards such an outcome with concentration of governmental power and wealth in the few. hands of a ------ Chair et Stratham ff Pat Elwell u xes B a t rren on a W To the To Editor: The great investment He is also campaigning It is surprising that War The Commission chose The logger will leave The town is receiving a If you have questions Conservation Commission seer from Omaha, Buffet Warren is complaining about taxes being too low in thiscountry. Warren Buffet reportedly is upset about his tax rate of 17 percent while his assistants paid 30 cent. per to bring back estate taxes to the full force, to prevent supposedlyamalgamation of political power and wealth in the hands of a few result ingfeudalisticina society in America. ren Buffet does not the apply same brilliantprocessthatuseshe effecso logical tively at Berkshire Hatha a more nutritious acorn for wildlife. Browsing animals such as deer depend and on rabbits tenderhardwood sprouts for young food year round. The best to create these young shoots way is through the low harvest quality of or trees that unhealthy will continue develop shoots to and sprouts for years to come. becausesite test a as area this we felt it was important to see if logging will our achievegoals before we consid er continuing on with other more frequently used areas of the town forest. And the thinningbenefitsthismayof take several they years are realized. before “slash”called is whatbehind that is logging debris sisting con of treetops,cull logs, and other separate limbs, vegetation remaining after the logging that people will not find attractive but will rapidly decay. does The have benefits in slash help ing to reduce soil erosion in the newly logged area, pro viding small animals new with habitat and improving soil by serving as a of source nutrients. small sum of money the logger from for his work and those funds are being used to cover the cost of the for ester. about this activity, feel please free to contact any member meof the Conser or vation Commission. ------ ect j m ro ha p t a tr S orest f The thinning will also This project was under In order to help maintain The areas to be avoid Residents who use these To the To Editor: The Stratham Conserva Residents need to be too close together or need ed to be removed to allowother trees to Removinggrow. these continue types to of trees will allow for more sunlightpenetratetofor the est and improve the health of those remaining trees. allow the growth of whiteoaktrees that produce more into a work area. It is advis able that an alternate route be taken while this project is ongoing. The logger will not be at the site every day so the trails willwhen he is not working, but be open if you choose to usetrails, these we are recommending extreme caution. taken by the Commission to help improve the health of the forest. choseWe a trian gle of about 20 acres at the far end of the forest and the trails as a test site. The town forest contains a wonderful diversity of hard and wood soft trees and woodland habitats. this diversity, I walked this entire area with a licensedforester and selected together trees that we are eased dis or unhealthy, or are that may continue through the winter, depending weather conditions. on Only a portion of the forest will be affected but it is important for residents to understand why this is being done and to take extra caution when using certain trails. ed are the from trail the that Stratham runs rial Memo School along the power lines and the other trailside ofthe power lines on the near the very back field that of is the used for ing park during Fair. Signs thewill be posted to Stratham notify residents of the activ ity, and when the logger is at the site working, he will close the trails. back trails are take advised caution when to walking their dogs in thisthe dogs area do not so run ahead tion Commission has tracted con with begin a a thinning logger project in the to town forest. The forest town is a woodedthatareaadjacentis portion of the to Stratham Hill Park. aware that this is a project 0 3 ------s k n Hampton Director of Brentwood ha Verne RinesVerne t Steven Woods Nursing Home Patty McKenzie le p Rockingham County ulti LTC ServicesLTC Director Environmental Services M Annually we are required are Annuallywe A special thanks to No wonder Barack Barack has exactly the the To Editor: We wanted to take this Deputy Fire Raymond Chiefs and Joe Gary Bird for overall drill coordination. day, day, November 29, 2007 at Rockingham County Nurs ing Home. by state safety law to duct“handsa on”drill. conThis year we chose multiple outside to emergency involve services to realistically sim ulate an actual disaster. The drillwas a huge success and multiple resident units were evacuated. Brentwood, Epping, Exeter and Fremont firements for depart participating the in drill. AlsoRockingham thanks to and the AmbulanceRockingham Coun ty Sheriff’s Department. A special thanks to all of hard the working staff facility who atdid an amazing the job securing the units protecting and our residents. A final thanks to Brentwood middleclass fromthe effects of a slowing dealing economy, with the causes and to impacts of climate change. inspires Independents and is the onlywin in Democrat match-ups the to Republicans. against People are ready for change. We it owe to the next generation to come together as we tackle the challenges of our day. kind of judgment to do just that. We experience need Barack and Obama as our next president. opportunity to those thank that all our helped recent Fire us Emergency Evacuation on Drill on Thurs as a conciliator, and legislator thinker means he willanswer our call to end partisan the healthcare bickering and tion reform and that he immigrawill on findtogetherpeople bringto solutions to the problems we immense face — drawing from down ourpresence in Iraq troopwhile refo cusing on the effort to track down al-Qaeda terrorists, to cushioning the beleaguered 51 ------o l a 33, N Seabrook te ol tion a da i d n orm George McKinney f a c ns a 14, 2007 | V 14, 2007 r Senator Obama's consid To the To Editor: Ready for a little integ Instead of decrying So where is the logic in Northbound making left Finally, Finally, add the human The sensitivity coming crossthe that in add Now Southbound has con T his word. erable talent and experience rity? "politics as usual," consider joining me in the supporting transformational didate who can rejects lobbyist and PAC money and does who not us hesitate what we to need Barack Obama tellhas to the cour hear. age to speak truth to power which means we can trust (if you can get through). this, and when is to it be going fixed? Maybe the cit izens should get and vote that the town must together reimburse the company if there is an insuranceacci dent. ing vehicles, again body every stops and waits, and only one or through. two cars get turn to Pine St. — forget it! is toTraffic the point that no one lets you through. You have to chance it and the take turn on two wheels. Or, you can go and turn up left from the center the street lane and block traffic there one knows this as there are no tell tale lights so or everyone signs sits there. course Of signs cause won’t it doesn’t work happen all the time. factor: When toyou are yield. crossing If theof another car, you path are sup posedyield.to Somedrivers try and be courteouslet you and make the turn, since but no one trusts on com does not. Neither Pine or Railroad St. Ave. have any controlled turns. from Railroad Ave. weak or non-existent is I have so sat for excess of utes five waiting for min the light to change. trafficlights change giving a delayed green to or PineAve St. Railroad is Trouble no on to Railroad Ave. is two lane though not marked, and RailroadI Ave. too well don’t think has any marked lanes. trolledleftturn, northbound ecember ------|D ews Director N Hampton and Parks Director of Dyana Martin from 5A Special Events troubles tlantic HamptonArea Ginni McNamara ic Hampton Recreation aff r Chamber of Commerce 30A | A 30A T Southbound has two Topic Topic today is the inter To the To Editor: Both events were fun to And last but certainlybutlastAnd not Thank you to Leisure There are more thanks letters age northbound has two lanes and a turn left lane; east is, and here is why: lanesandturninga left lane; section at Route 1 and Rail road Ave. in Seabrook, NH. Confusing and dangerous it puttogether for the commu nity and I hope that all that attended had a great time. Happy Holidays. John Morgenstern, Carmel O’Brien and Gary Martin. Regal, MelanieAmanda McNamara, Nickels, Jerry McConnell, Lee Lowney, least, thank you goes out to the Hampton Chamber staff and Hampton staff Recreation and volunteers Karen for the roasted(yum). chestnuts work that they did for Street Thank Fair. theyou to the Old Salt and Dana Ferland for lighting the tree. Thank you to Hampton ment of Public forWorks all Depart the behind the scenes prep for our event and HamptonBeach,GronLeah to Miss din for helping Santa and Media Group. Time Warehouse for viding pro Santa with a chair born Fine Candies, Allegra Printing and Imaging, and special thanks to Seacoast dayAuction especially Bean Insurance (eventwriter), Lamprey Bros., San under to the sponsors Casassa Ryan, & the Provident Bank, Unitil, all those tributed thatto the HACC Holi con tude go out to Rush Prudential Realty for being Event the Underwriter. Also to go out for the volunteers at the Holiday Street Thank you Fair. and much grati Advisory Council for bring ing the cartoon to characterslife. being open and providing more goodies for the event. And finally the Recreation year. year. Thank you Bistro Amelia’s and Caffe’ Fresco P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------31A age Portsmouth | P Jeffrey Cooper ews N week Thenew kid onthe block We in NH have shown All the Democratic can tlantic the same goals and values when compared to any the of Republicans. The ques tion is “Who can deliver?” might look like a great can didate, but westeady need hand of the sional a as profes president. Joe That’s Biden. I urge NH voters to check him out at joebiden.com www. and him go when see he Hampshire. is in New the nation upsets surprises before and and wedo it again. can Our job here is to look at all the candidates, not just the ones the media and the money vote tell for. us to he has proven through hisyears of leadership ability as the chair of Foreign the Senate Relationsmittee. He already has Com the respect of moderate Repub licansfixwillneedthattohe the mess the Bush adminis tration has left us in, and he already has sound relation ships with all the world relevant leaders. He’s the one who can restore our name. good didates have pretty much the ------ a Friend of 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 female Collie mix. et site at www.nhspca.org. ecember P companion and good on a leash. under the age of six. I am good with My name is Martha, a seven-year-old I came to the SPCA as a stray and it’s Adopt You can see Martha and her friends visitingby the New Hampshire SPCA Web not recommended that I be with children other dogs, but not cats. I am a perfect 51 | D 51 | o I left the session quite You might think from He doesn’t just claim to The clear implication stereotypesagainstThese the back” rhetoric. None of Obama’sadscontained any thing of substance. My con clusion is that if onlyqualification istoloud Obama’s ly proclaim his trustworthi ness, then I don’t trust him. concerned that Obamagaining momentum on is this hollow basis, that he could be the John Kerry of or even 2008, if he wins he brings no meaningful experienceto the table as president. what I’ve written that I am supporting Hillary. Not so. I’m supporting Joe becausehehas long a stand Biden ing record of a pragmatic,problem-solving approach. be able to unite the country; is that Hillary trusted. cannot be More Obama says we flagrantly,should not go back to the divisive days of the 90s, attacking Hillary through her husband, Bill, despite his popularity. The allegation is that the tons Clinare divisive. Hillary are directly from the Rush Limbaugh playbook, and I am troubled to see the rival Democratic candidates quoting right wing “stab in 33, N ol ------V ? er v Hampton eli Art Gopalan d from 30A n a c o h For example, Hillary has To the To Editor: Last week I got a call Reduced government Earlier Earlier this year, NAS Atlantic News readers may “The NASCAR Crafts W Letters ary, ary, like the Edwards’ spots do. They did it by subtle implication. a more a theme of “Experience and Change.” Obama counters with “Change Trust,” and the entire thrust You Canof the campaign is charac ter references from average citizens. spending (which off siphons the productivity of citizens) the will ease tax den bur on the people and that turn,in willfurther improve productivity and prosper Warren ity. Buffet can really invigorate our societyusing his wealth in far more by productive ways than cam paigning for more taxes and bigger governments. to attend a politicalgroup for focus $75, and I It went. turned out to be a market test for upcoming political Obama ads. We seven watched of them, werewhat I would call “soft and they negatives.” come They right and attack Hill didn’t be scaled back and limited. of the year in 12 of 13 seasons seasons 13 of 12 in year the of — 2007. including The series continues to attract some of NASCAR's most avid fans because of its intense, side- competition.” by-side CAR's other two series national — the Series and Nextel the Busch Cup Series be they would — announced sponsors title new with going and changing their Sprint season. next beginning names Cup will become the name of the top series, Busch will Series the become and the Series. Nationwide Rac the Hodges/ Gerald contact ing Reporter at hodgesnews@ earthlink.net. on on the track during annual events, its he expects to 25 find the right fit with difficulty. little man Truck Series represents some of the best world's rac ing,” Phelps said. “The sea son championship has been determined in the final race 31 ------stories CAR S A raftsman out after ‘08 after out raftsman Steve Steve Phelps, NASCAR's Craftsman, the series NASCAR doesn’t know Members Members of the media Earnhardt's announce Dale Earnhardt Jr. C Top ’07 N ’07 Top orner place place as title sponsor of the series. They said last week that they expect negotiations to begin with soon. candidates viable several chief marketing officer, told that nascar.com of Menzer Joe because of the popularity of the in and years series recent the close, competitive action Tomorrow at Tomorrow Bristol, 6. Juan the becoming Montoya Pablo first Hispanic driver to win a race in top NASCAR's two series, 7. Clint Bowyer the as win race career first his ning No.12 seed in the Chase for the Nextel Cup, 8. Johnson outdueling Matt Kenseth for the win in laps of the closing The 9. Texas, at 500 Dickies the thrilling finish in NASCAR's first-ever national series race in Canada, 10. Ron Horna day Jr. becoming the second driver in Craftsman Series Truck history to win championships. three sponsor of Truck Series the since its incep NASCAR the as out be will 1995, in tion title sponsor of the series at 2008 upcoming the of end the season. who will take Craftsman's members of the media. the of members ranked the top highlights of the on season 2007 NASCAR A NASCARMedia.com. total of 141 votes were cast online between Nov. 26 and 4. Dec. 10 Each received highlight points for a first-place vote, second-place a for points nine vote, for eight points a third- place vote, etc. down to one 10th. for point 64 ments garnered first-place 1,243 with and finished votes points. Jimmie Johnson win ning his second consecutive Nextel Cup Series champi onship earned 16 first-place votes and finished The with 1,028 points. rest of second the top 10: 3. Gordon pass ing Dale Earnhardt on close 4. The list, wins all-time the finishes at Daytona, 5. The introduction of the Car of booth booth in 2008, Wallace. and Punch along with leav was he that announcing the at Inc. Earnhardt Dale ing end of the season and mov ing to Hendrick Motorsports in 2008 was voted NASCAR the story top for 2007 by C ------acing R Petree Petree is scheduled to “We “We thought we had On Oct. 12, 2006, Petree “I “I guess there has been By February 2003, his Cup Cup his 2003, February By “I guess you could say sponsors. have to had “We It It turned out that 2001 Mike Wallace drove the The 2000 season The was 2000 a season lot Still searching for victory ing ing the last half of the 2007 season. racing return to the ABC broadcast and got to the point where we we where point the to got and winning. were things on the but then right we hit a track bump the in road with the economy and able weren't to keep our sponsorships.” signed on with ABC/ ESPN as part of Jerry Punch Dr. team. Petree, their broadcast and Rusty anchored Wallace the dur broadcast network’s Where most teams have mar have teams most Where keting and P/R guys work ing for I them, had to handle taking as well as chores those care of the race team. It got harder. and harder a lot of frustration — the over last few years, anyway. very were few years The first were We build encouraging. ing on something that basi cally started with very little, a corner. a history. was team I had to wear two different kind of a as car was first “The Petree. hats,” one hard really continued the but owner, was dealing with sponsors. Each week more and more of my time was with consumed trying to improve our situation. financial made made one start in 2000, but through. fell deal the would be Petree's best sea son. Hamilton held off Tony Stewart in a thriller at to his ladega give first Petree Tal win. career car for four races However, with in a best 2002. finish 33 No. the Daytona, at 21st of team's glory days were over. Andy Petree was backed in but finished 22nd in points. in 22nd finished but better. Joe Nemechek, who had replaced Schrader, was solid as he won a pole, had 3 top-5s and 9 top-10s. That him enabled to 15th finish in points. in 2001, Petree hired kept and 33 No. the in echek Nem Bobby to Hamilton drive the No. 55. A third driver the as Bodine team Geoffrey with tent. He earned his career best best career his earned He tent. finish of 2nd at New Hamp Speedway, International shire ------s w e N ntic r e a om tl es g .C port d A e o he R ews t H N d l to cing a Andy Andy Petree: Been there, done that l r a a e R The struggles of add In 1998, Schrader had three three had Schrader 1998, In He moved into team own team into moved He Petree went on to win two two win to on went Petree By By the age of 28, he was “Even “Even though it's been a In In 1977, just as Jarrett And there isn’t a nicer guy guy nicer a isn’t there And Born in Newton, NC, he As a television commenta television a As From From the track to the G ci e tlantic y p he more flashy but also inconsis also but flashy more 1999. Schrader struggled to a struggled 1999. Schrader was Wallace finish. place 15th ing ing a second car of and sponsorship lack showed in lace finished the season in it. in season the finished lace drove it first, but Kenny Wal Kenny but it first, drove in in the season, Petree added a second car. Hut Stricklin top-5s top-5s and 11 top-10s, finished 12th but in points. Late Winston Cup standings. Cup Winston car to a 10th-place in the final final the in 10th-place a to car at the end of the 1997 season, season, of 1997 at end the the and Ken Schrader drove the No. No. 33 car Bandit driv Skoal en by Gant. But Gant retired when when he took control of the ership ership after the 1996 season Series Series and Craftsman Truck races. Series won races with his own team, team, own his with races won and drove in some Busch late Dale Earnhardt. late He Dale Earnhardt. later NASCAR Cup ships as champion a crew chief for the No. 33. No. crew crew chief for Harry Gant, the driver of Leo Jackson’s small race shop in downtown downtown in shop race small Newton.” was was driving a pickup truck and we worked out of our of of Newton,” said Petree. “I seem seem that long ago that we were riding down the streets lot lot of years ago, it doesn't another another friend, Jimmy New some. "A" "A" for Andy and the "J" for (NC) Speedway. The in DAJ stood "D" for Dale, the Racing Racing to run in the limited sportsman class at Hickory career, career, Petree, a high school him helped form DAJ friend, was was trying to start his racing rett. became part owner of the No. No. the of owner part became 32 Busch car with Dale Jar Hickory Motor Speedway, he Speedway, Motor Hickory spending spending many years ing on including local tracks, rac has has been a long-time fixture in NASCAR racing. After in the sport. the in experiences and his experiences style has fans. the with on caught tor tor on ABC and ESPN, he is able to share a lot of racing has come full circle in racing. in circle full come has broadcast booth, Andy Petree Petree Andy booth, broadcast S B T A . om .C ews N tlantic A ADD . (AMPTON .( ,AFAYETTE 2D &REE (OLIDAY 'IFT 7RAPPING -=D=;L #L=EK (603) 926-3340 .... For the best in holiday giving *Restrictions Apply. 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