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GOOD TIMES — Being active is an important and enjoyable way for Senior Citizens to stay happy, healthy and alert. Read more about it in this month’s Health & Wellness section, beginning on Page 13A in this issue of the Atlantic News. — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo Welcome aboard By Liz Premo the Atlantic News. “With the addition of sylvania, a 12,000-student state univer- Atlantic News Staff Writer Mr. Patton to complement our editorial sity located 60 miles east of Pittsburgh. HAMPTON | The Atlantic News staff and contributors, we He was voted Teacher offers a warm welcome to Hampton add depth and balance, as of the Year by graduating 1999 resident Gary Patton, a contributing well as great character and seniors, and was awarded lexus writer whose column will appear in the passion.” “Professor Emeritus” sta- paper every other week beginning with Patton holds an tus upon his retirement. rx300 Leather, Sunroof, our May 25 issue. undergraduate degree in He has served as chairman Loaded. #5440A “I’m pleased to be working for the mechanical engineering of the Hampton Democrat- Atlantic News and to be part of what from Purdue University, as ic Committee for the past $ Service appears to be a new wave in journal- well as Masters and doc- 10 years. only AND SALeS ism,” says Patton, who most recent- toral degrees in behavioral Patton has been mar- 11,995 ly wrote a bi-weekly column for the science from Tufts Univer- ried for 45 years to Lenore, garyblakemotorcars.com Hampton Union from 2000-07. sity. who is currently the chairman of the 84 portsmouth ave., exeter, nh 03833 “We are a local, warm and positive Presently an adjunct faculty member Rockingham County Democratic Com- community newspaper,” says Michael at Salem State College, Patton taught for mittee. They have two married children, 888.507.4599 P. Connelly, owner and publisher of 28 years at Indiana University of Penn- and four grandchildren. hours: Mon-Fri: 8aM - 6pM • Sat: 9aM - 5pM
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S D — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo - ny unch A Open: Wednesday-Sunday L ff Live Entertainment Th-Sat Nights! ny (for more information, visit leparisian.net) A $6 O * ff Rosewood Place, 150 Lafayette Rd., Rye, NH 03870 Rye, Rd., 150 Lafayette Rosewood Place, *Not valid with other coupons or special offer • * Max. 2 coupons per table • Expires 05-31-2007 *Not valid with other coupons or special offer • * Max. (603) 964-2252 www.leparisian.net One of Blue Ocean’s Schulte added animals Kennedy said those clean $3 O Wed-Sat: Lunch 11 am - 2:30 pm • Dinner 5 pm - 9 pm • Sun 10 am - 4 pm Lunch 11 am - 2:30 pm Wed-Sat: * beachgoers can be deadly for deadly be can beachgoers the indigenous creatures of the area, both land and sea. volunteers witnessed a gull with a plastic shopping bag wrapped around Before the its helper could get leg. to the animal became bag the where flewwater, to the waterlogged. After a struggle brief with the bag, animal the succumbed to extra weight and drowned. can also consume the trash left behind by people, caus ing them to starve to feeldeath. full and conducted by people ups are ews - - N 20 This was the view Friday on Hampton Beach after a day of warmer weather. weather. warmer of day a after Beach Hampton on Friday view the was This o 33, N ol What can be unsightly for unsightly be can What Five groups have joined “Most of the beaches and Members of the Blue Ocean Society said seen. conditions along the shore were the worst they’ve BEACH BUMMED — BUMMED BEACH Day weekend. of only a few that has trash barrels available.” the society’s Adopt-a-Beach program, which cleans the beach once a month, more often when schedules per mit. In addition the division of Parks & Recreation a sand has sifter to pick up the bulk of the trash during the not does but season, summer begin using until Memorial overlooked — trash recep tacles to the beach. parks in the state are carry- in, carry-out,” “Hampton is she probably one said. 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 ay ------| M Legal Notice riter ews W N
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Beach Beach mess ‘a people-made problem’ tlantic y age part of the recent beach con ditions is the close proximity too-often and — numerous of 30-gallon trash bags with a variety of items left behind by beach visitors. up the beach. The offer net ted a dozen helpers who in two hours’ time filled 15, unseemly that to the beach on Sat returned volunteers urday, offering free T-shirts to others for helping clean tions. “It looked like a dump site.” cans, and 157 plastic bottles. Schulte said bad,” that beach of the past weekends condi two juice boxes, nine glass bottles, 17 plastic Donuts Dunkin’ cups, 81 aluminum of 15 minutes. In the of span 300 feet she picked up a gym bag, a six-pack ring, Blue Ocean Research Coor dinator Diannastayed behind and collected Schultesome trash over the course Memorial School on Friday because canceled quickly was of imminent thunderstorms. clean up of the with waterfront approximatelystudents from the Stratham 100 director and clean up coordi up clean and director nator for Blue Ocean Society. “Nothing else causes this.” and left much of it behind. problem,” said Jen Kennedy, Unfortunately, many of those of many Unfortunately, seeking time by the also water brought lots of trash the group, the recent warmer warmer recent the group, the weather has brought crowds of beachgoers to the shore. the minds of volunteers with volunteers of minds the Blue Ocean Society during this past weekend. mess. thought that flashed across B A P
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For more and information about any these Memorial of Day events, call American Legion Post #35 at (603) 929-4695. lost their lives in the current on Terror. Global War vances will be conducted at 8 a.m. at the Hampton Beach Marine Memorial on Ocean Boulevard; 9 a.m. on Weare Common in Hampton Falls; 10 a.m. beginning with the North Hampton parade on Atlantic Avenue, followed by a gathering in the front town’s of library; and the Hampton town parade at 11 a.m. with services immedi ately following at the High Street Cemetery. enjoy hotdogs served along with live music and soda from 12-2 p.m. at the North Hampton Bandstand after the final ceremony of The day. bandstand is locat the gram. The public is invited to join Post #35 and Deteso SSGT in honoring allthose who of have lost lives their in the nation’s particularly those wars, who have ------ews N emorial tlantic M A the to observances Post Post 35 plans A A Hampton resident, Ceremonies will be This year’s guest speak He was attached to the During his service, SSGT HAMPTON | Ameri pecial Medal, Global War on Terror on Terror Medal, Global War Army the and Medal, Service Commendation Medal. SSGT Deteso is married to a 1st Lt. US Army Nurse, and they have two daughters in college in the ROTC pro Monday, May 28. Monday, conducted throughout the morning at Hampton Beach and in the towns of Hamp ton Falls, North and HamptonHampton. er is SSGT Mark Deteso of the New Hampshire Army National Guard. Deteso is a sta was who Veteran combat 2005 May from Iraq in tioned through April 2006, serving at forward operating bases in Ramadi and Fallujah. 1st of the Brigade of 172nd Vermont and the Armour 2nd Brigade Combat Team of the 28th Infantry Division of Pennsylvania. Deteso was awarded a num ber of medals and ribbons, Action Combat the including Badge, Iraqi Campaign can Legion Post #35 of Hamptons the invites the public to attend this year’s Memo rial Day observances on S t g h ch n t ti e oug K s mee a s e t e FE FE park S V s at e it AR otes s N agl enef our at b E N g e H n ak i r al e e m s p t f s a e A r to c ard ocal Y S t L ness om i s s ayor .C u B M 101 ews N For more information, call (603) 778-2649. (603) call information, more For HAMPTON | HAMPTON Hill of The Park will Friends hold Stratham Sea Sea Ketch and Raciti owner Vince Bank The are Provident HAMPTON | HAMPTON The Area of Chamber Hampton Commerce The guest speaker will be Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand. 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The original club “the emphasized constitution basis of membership being earnestness of purpose, love of truth and a desire to pro mote the best humanity.” interests of years, eventually number ing more than 100 members. the the names of 32 in members, addition to the six served who as officers. Various lengths of membership over the decades are represented, with the newest Evelena Hewlett, joining just member, - - 1 4 20 1 o 8 . 8 7 7 33, N . 3 m ol 0 o 6 c . ~ e s : u H r o e h Up Up until the end the club It was during that par f N f n m e ticular event that Betty member Powell, who joined in 1998, noted that “It’s a very sad time. It’s heartbreaking to have to do this. We don’t have enough just members to serve.” group’s group’s centennial anniver sary celebration to bring the Club to Monday a close. continued to hold meetings, regular schedule various teas and completely luncheons,involved in civic stay and community and activities plan special programs — for example, their recent Penny Sale held at the First Church. Congregational to to use the occasion of the a O e 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 r h e t Hampton Hampton Monday Club g ay s a A wide variety of hanging baskets, An extensive selection of Proven annuals, house pants, perennials, herbs & vegetabe plants, all grown locally in our greenhouses. selections. A constant expansion of plant - Winner annuals & perennials r W ● ● ● y t t r | M S a i r ~ ews riter o d m W . N Open 7 ~ Days 8am-6pm R w ff t Every Evening • Lounge a w u t w S c i c tlanti n Friday • Tim Therriault • 7 pm Friday • Tim n i ews N W Association. 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Blake Motorcars grows bigger grows Motorcars Blake CAMPAIGNING CAMPAIGNING FOR HEALTHCARE — aid medical leave of absence of up to 12 months.said Clinton the languageNew Hampshire law is now of the P in the healthcare system is now commonly known “Michelle’s as Law,” states which coveragelege students of under parent’s their col insurancecontinue in must the case of a ------ews riter N W ff a t om tlantic S .C inney A ews . K the ews E N grad N to ntic cott The son of John and Mary and John of son The While at JMU, Cummings JMU, at While HAMPTON FALLS | What came from Morse’s “As a mom, I wanted Morse related to the AnnMarie Morse of Can “The greatest gift you EXETER | Just prior to S la local JMU Clinton Clinton talks healthcare for kids t c tlanti y pecial Honors for Inc. in Fairfax, Virginia. Hampton. He is employed by R.R. Donnelly & Sons, Winnacunnet High School in Winnacunnet Cummings of Hampton Falls, Hampton of Cummings Justin is a 2003 graduate of Business Honor Society. Beta Gamma Sigma Global Kappa Tau National Market Kappa Tau ing Honor Society and the tition finalist, and underwent and finalist, tition induction into both the Mu Penney scholarship. He was a JMU Business Plan compe the recipient of the COB’s JC was selected by the College of Business (COB) faculty as tion degree (cum laude). elor of Business Administra Madison University (JMU) in Virginia, earning a Bach tin Cummings has James from honors with ated gradu Hampton Falls resident Jus efforts to create a change focus on the care she should have gotten?” to protect my child,” Morse. Did she said really get to ced to continue astime student. a full- insurance coverage during her treatments she was for for Michelle to continue her died of colon cancer in 2005 at the age of 22. In order the room the story daughter of her Michelle, who roughly 200 people within that Clinton described. dia was among the mothers the coverage they need. those with health insurance might not necessarily have health of their child,” even thatadded saidClinton.She can give any mother is the state as well as nationally. cuss the state of children’s healthcare throughout the Hospital on Friday to dis lary Clinton (D-NY) joined with area mothers at Exeter Mother’sweekend,pre Day sidentialcandidate Sen. Hil S B A A . om .C D Y Y ews C Y Y N B Y Y A Y Y HB428 would HB407 would c tlanti A all ROLL CALL Continued on 38A• HOME Exeter Portsmouth C ouse HB790 would expand health enate H S P d d oll DI 23 24 R HB685 would prohibit New Hampshire from HB273 would require that the Department of Health and (E) RAISE THE CIGARETTE TAX TO PAY FOR BUDGET FOR PAY TO TAX CIGARETTE THE RAISE (E) (F) NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOULD SAY ‘NO’ TO REAL (A) EXPAND HEALTH PLAN COVERAGE TO YOUNG HEALTH (A) EXPAND (B) BAN C&D WASTE BURNING | (C) SUBSIDIZE DAIRY FARMERS | (D) MORE FLEXIBILITY IN SPECIAL NEEDS TRUSTS HB2 is the trailer bill, which changes various state laws to NAME Hassan, Margaret W Fuller Clark, Martha | necessary revenue the raising especially budget, the support to pay for it. One major item was raising the cigarette by tax 46 cents per pack. Supporters said fees that are not the only taxes necessary, and but make sense: tax the would discourage smoking and save cigarette millions of dollars in future medical costs. Opponents said that taxes are too much a burden: the cigarette tax is going up hurts too border stores. An fast attempt to and remove the cigarette tax 165-197, so FAILED the tax hike remained in the trailer bill. YES As vote of OPPOSED press the tax cigarette increase. A time the bill was being considered by the committee which held a Senate public hearing on it April on 17. Finance ID ACT | participating in a known national as the Real identification ID Act. that card This all program system, states would require have a a national uniform data driver bank. Supporters license of and this ID create Act said that ADULT ADULT DEPENDENTS | coverage on family plans to dependents dependents are under unmarried 26 or getting if coverage the elsewhere. Supporters said that part-time students and those working in entry-level jobs Opponents said that this oftenmandate would drive up the cost don’t of have family plans, making health it more expensive coverage. for younger kids, those or would result in some employers with dropping Since 13-10. bill the PASSED Senate The altogether. coverage to back go to needs it amendment, minor a contained bill the FAVORED vote YES A Governor. the to goes it before House extending the coverage to young adult dependents. permanently ban burning of Construction waste, & though Demolition it would still allow transfer occasional stations burning at until 2011, alternatives while the such state as investigates Supporters recycling, said reuse that burning and C&D waste conservation.toxics not only into emits the air, of it such would waste from encourage other nearby the states such importation that bans. have Opponents passed said that C&D somewhere, waste needs and to this go would construction raise industry. The Senate disposal PASSED the bill 23-1. costs A to YES vote the banning FAVORED the burning of C&D Because waste. the Senate amended this House bill, it needs to go back to the House for approval. provide $3 million in Supporters milk supports said for that dairy farmers thisfrom going out of business, to protect a crucial part farmers. was necessary of to agriculture that keep makes New Hampshire such so unique and special. Opponents said that it was unfair should that have taxpayers to subsidize one type of state commerce, shouldn’t and interfere the with the free market. The the PASSED bill Senate to its Finance Committee 19-5. YES A vote milk support to dairy farmers. FAVORED | Human Services no longer count as income disbursements from a special needs trust for items not covered as medical expenses, such as an motorized Supporters said that computer. adults should be able to use wheelchair or a special the special needs trust for what it is meant for — to make it easier for the disabled person to function — without that person being disqualified for Medicaid. that Opponents it said would allow those Medicaid with dollars which means should be saved to for the be poor. The Yes eligible A Committee. Finance its to 22-2 bill the PASSED Senate for in money spend to flexibility more allowing FAVORED vote Medicaid losing without disabled, the for trust needs special eligibility. ------Editor / Publisher But don’t bet your lunch Jerry McConnell can be The only significant One of my pet solutions ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. this with othergeneration forms — wind, of tidal solar, action — well on our and way to oil inde we’re pendence. money on it happening long as as the liberals obstructionistcontrol our govern doesn’titment.Ifcreate big ger government and more taxes they’ll oppose it. reached by [email protected] at or lethr editor@ atlanticnews.com, or by phone at (603) 926-7782. The views expressed do not reflect necessarilythose of the newspaper. dence on foreign oil suppliesforeignoil on dence is the technique of nuclear application for energy pro duction. True, this method requires some oil for finalductionelectricaltheof pro product, but the relatively small amount could easily be obtained from our own national sources having to without import. And the huge amount of energy that can be produced from that small amount of oil would drastically reduce the eign oil for import problems. obstacle to nuclear is waste disposal, but rods can spentbe “re-cycled” for fuelre-use ofunspent energy for additional production thus reducing the danger capac ityofthe waste. France does this but currently this coun try doesn’t. That should be positionchanged. Couple there are other more proven ways to gratify the desires of our citizens’ appetites for energy-induced products. for reducing our depen ------Atlantic or its advertisers. 21 20 19 17 16 15 14 12 10 32 31 29 28 26 25 23 22 ACROSS DOWN 9 8 6 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 A bun. A countryestate. Unsavory. Push hard. Not harsh. Not dead. Dry. A loudnoise. something. access to A meanstogain York, Maine. famed lighthousein The nicknameofthe A badperson. A mischeviousbeing. boats. A placetomoor A writingfluid. letters about. A waytosend A darlingorange. Ordinary. Trash. no onereallyreads. An instructionbook A missle. A Britishpenny. A curve. A narrowspace. ships. A safehavenfor A newthought. A romanticfeeling. material. A stripofsticky Anddon’t ever feel that I But as I proposed in These shale oil reserves views of the News welcome alternative We views and will consider guest commentaries for publication. Readers may send their comments and rebuttals to [email protected]. From the Publisher: The views expressed on this page do not ect the necessarily re iew can’t be overlooked forever. There will be a time whenthe usable oil be exhausted fields or will nearly and we will be mandated so to look elsewhere for renewable supplies. The world as weknowittoday must have energy to expend to contin ue even the most penurious ways of life. am rock-solid against other forms of energy production because I definitely would never rule out any proven concept that satisfies evena remotely small portion of our needs. I just feel that ofthat mindset with solving the problem. And I would never raise the price of item an in order to lower cost. the There’sstrange about that solution. something my earlier column, a taking closer look oil at resources in our the ANWR own regions of Alaska, the shore off areas, south of Flori da for one and other areas near our coastlinebe my first wouldcrack at solving the problem. And then we also have a bountiful of area what in the known industry is as “shale” in oil our out sparsely areas populated in the western half of the country. have been declaredcult to mine and diffirefine into usable oil, but ishingly the large deposits aston just Unlike Kelpie and Jerome, I don’t pretend to know all of the financial/ mechani cal configurations, but I do know that I trust would Daily never Kos or anyone V - 14 9 1 31 y A U N A M G P L 25 21 17 20 U A N D R A S R E I o 2 M B U R N D O H S B I to lower the cost B C O D E L 24 18 17 13 11 31 30 27 26 I 7 28 23 18 33, N N G A V L E L L I A gas. A smalltown. crammed intoacan. A fishoften downs. has itsupsand A smallroomthat letter. A containerfora Salary. rating. A familymovie A feline. Speak. Not rich. Don’t Don’t raise the price 8 3 16 12 ol V A A O G A R E E 24 20 R O P A V V U E I 4 C N T N M E L E E I 32 26 R O O P T B L L How would I solve it? Sounds like something All of which reinforces But it is so typical of Jumping quickly on this 5 A M O O L L L I my belief that if you to want solve a problem, keep it away from liberals. raise funds to who will helpsuffer from higher those prices…” taken straight out“Communist of the Manifesto.”But did you notice gas how a tax increaseworked to actually solve one, not but just High two gas prices and problems:welfare morefor the poor (to pay for the higher gas?) theme is Jerome a A. Paris, writer with the liberal equivalent Daily of the Kos, Weekly Standard News. orParis echoes the Fox gas tax clamor from the left and simplifies it thusly: increase “They gas encouraging prices thus to use Americans less ing gas demand … will reduc lower prices oil and both volume and cost of oil imports; (which) beyond $3 in ofthe consumptioncountry, many parts and prices remained fairly static at least until adjustments market prevailed. liberal Throw problem-solving: more money If at nothing it. else, it provides additional taxpayer dollars for the libs to apply to other problems they perceive. 22 19 15 13 C R O T A V E L E I 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 10 6 29 27 K N K A T A ay L I I I - - 11 M R P O V N E E E L E 7 30 | M A P T A C ews Y E E E N ews N ntic ll la t A onne c tlanti C c the To To Call M to News Atlantic al Puzzle It In The A A | Tell Them Tell erry 926-4557 But here is the word One of them, Kelpie These writers were Well, Well, since then I have Ifyou’re a regular reader Advertise, You Solved You J eci Solutions Page 36A y p age ergo prices. She apparently forgets that in 2006the when cost of a gallon went — where she advocatesgas a tax increase to in cut order consumption and titled “Stop the fossil fool ishness” in the 2006 April edition of 27, “truthout” everything to which normal people aspire. from Kelpie in an article hero of sorts the to more some misguided of who folks are anti-just-about- editor of organ “truthout,” of mostly ansentiment anti-war that has to helped make Cindy Sheehan a of gas: Wilson, is the environment points from the left side of the equation and their take here on the is high cost problem of oil pricesaccompanying problems. and expounding their view come across brave some hearts other written blogs who focusing the have hate-filled preaching gospel groups.” and thank you) recall you that will on2007 March I penned 23, titled “From a gas column prices to of my columns (bless you S B P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - A T er age T T $299 $349 $599 e eou | P rice S Just a Short Drive S ews North! p lo N 207-669-6035 207-794-2013 207-454-1421 207-532-9125 207-762-3417 uppor S c ize ’ S c tlanti U.S. Immigration and Cus and Immigration U.S. can alone security Border BORDER Continued on 24A• S ...... aliens. now (ICE) toms Enforcement has the necessary resources and release” to end its “catch illegal apprehended for policy ICE 2006, in Also, immigrants. set a new record for remov ing illegal immigrants from the and country, the agency has stepped up its worksite efforts. enforcement not effectively address the by immi raised issues illegal gration. 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We We wish you all the best in munity and what these gen about. all were women erous interested interested in seeing how this com the served organization able to visitors who are and artifacts safe and avail as well as donation to our barn fund. the monetary Monday Club’s many years, vice, president’s pin, gavels, records and more, from the ous donation made to HHS, the silver tea and coffee ser your many years of service to the town of Hampton. tude to the members of the Hampton Monday Club for Society expresses its grati A . ------ om Huit .C SPANX Wacoal Aubade Arianne ews Chantelle Products N Exeter, NH Exeter, LeMystere Prima Donna 603.778.2211 c tlanti 147 Water Street 147 Water Sizes 30AA - 48H Featuring… Featuring… Your Source for Your Hanky Panky A The next meeting of DAR is a society of non-profit the of goal The & Exeter Chapter DAR be on will Monday, JuneNewick’s, located on 4 Dover at Point. Guests and prospec tive members are welcome at always DAR meetings, and assistance ily with research fam is available potential members. to women who are descended from a person who served in the American Revolution. membership the of goals The and interest encourage to are education in American his tory, patriotism and honor ing the nation’s DAR members Veterans. support the patriotic values of the Unit ed States and the men military an women who serve this nation. event because of the variety of wide items for sale. All proceeds from of the the yard sale rental spaces and food sales benefit the toration of res Centennial Hall into an arts center Seacoast area. for the Friends of Centennial Hall is to make the Victorian build ing into a social and educa tional center as it was years 100 ago. Monetary dona tions are gratefully ciated appre and may be sent Friends of to Centennial Hall, PO Box 200, North Hamp ton, NH 03862. 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The 10th semi-annual Cen tennial Hall Yard and Bake Sale will be held on May 26 Satur day, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the “Green,” located at the intersection of Routes in North Hampton. 111-151 al sales tables will antiques, feature collectibles, crafts Home- items. household and baked goods and refreshing beverages will be available. In the event of rain, the yard Saturday, on held be will sale June 2. S Centennial Hall yard sale ------ews N tlantic A the to Refreshments were Bea Dalton presented an Ann Mannheim gave a The Nominating Com EXETER | Exeter Chap Cynthia Anderson read pecial DAR DAR holds May meeting Beth Schimmel. served during the break by hostesses Bea Brown, Peggy Kimball and Armand. Martha St. interesting talk about the the President General’s mes sage and also told about new a book being published about DAR. Wendy to offered take orders. Jones report on the correct to remove labels way from soup cans and provided a list of all the types of canned food in collected be can that labels order to help aid the schools that are supported by DAR. the Ann Mannheim, (Ann mittee Morton and Dotty DeMark) reported the following slate of officers for the next three years: Regent, Wendy Jones; Ander Cynthia Vice-Regent, son; Chaplain,Mather; Secretary, Noreen MildredPranberg; Treasurer, Mannheim; Ann Registrar, Cyn thia Anderson; Carol Historian, Welch; and Librarian, ter, ter, Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution (DAR) held their May meeting Ridge at at the River Exeter on May7. Regent Hal Woods in cyon Springer conducted the business meeting. S 10 unity omm C (603) 431-7272 615 Portsmouth Ave. Greenland, NH 03840 www.uncommonroom.com DARE Continued on 24A• The DARE program The connection he has off off into the big world. focuses on teaching students the negative of affects drugs, alcohol and tobacco in their lives, an element that likely will be around them as senting the nine key DARE lessons to each of our fifth graders.” with each student is easily father proud a like observed, watching his children going - - - 20 o — Atlantic News Photo by Amber R. West 33, N ol Eleven-year-olds Lucas Richards and William Gulliver A A video plays on a pro Officer Michael Munck, Seabrook, NH : U.S. Rte 1 : 603-474-2323 NHDover, : Dover Point Rd : 603-749-0808 www.seacoastfurniture.com 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 a tremendous job of pre coln school are graduating from the Drug Abuse Resis tance Education program. (DARE) jection screen in the the back, Manchester cheer Monarchson the ideals of DARE encouraging the students to stay true with their DARE commitments and stay true to themselves. Exeter’s DARE officer, “did ay - - | M ews DARE-ing steps N riter est c tlanti W W R. mber A 10A | However, despite this EXETER | The people Thursday. were were among 160 students to graduate from the DARE program at Lincoln Street School last ‘DARE’ TO RESIST PEER PRESSURE — A ontributing y age students and parents. All are All students are and parents. pleased that 160 students of the fifth-grade class of Lin surging heat throughout the auditorium the are faces faces of happy, proud attempt to beat the prema ture heat of May 10. in Lincoln Gymnasium opt to use Streettheir School programs as fans — in an B C P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - , 11A y . age * | P % APY % ews , and N ust Compan r The question came up c tlanti T played both roles and a did stellar job. It ous was and everyone enjoyed it hilari immensely. about whether one has be a resident of Hampton to to join the club. The answer is no; call the President, Jean nine St. Germaine at 926-3257 and get the scoop. (603) om our Personal Bankers. e available fr d ofd service personalized es ar Service 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay unity Bank & 20 | M 20 | o Visit Leanne, Lisa or Anne at our office our at Anne or Lisa Leanne, Visit today to invest in our competitive CD in our competitive to invest today a with banking out what and find rate about. all is bank community true far surpasses them. higher standar higher vals vals the large commercial banks. Our 33, N ri CD Rates At Comm ol gave a quiz on old time radio time old on quiz a gave shows, playing snatches of programs on a recorder. We old-timers were pretty sharp at that. Then and Don Maureen Bagley Cullen were to play the roles of John and Blanche Bickerson, reading old the of one from script the shows. Unfortunately, Don could not come so Maureen our competitive certificate of deposit rate V - Better www.communitybanknh.com 5-month CD Penalties for early withdrawals will be imposed. Full account disclosur 117 Winnacunnet Winnacunnet 117 Road, Hampton NH • (603) 929-2100 *Annual Percentage Yield. Minimum deposit of $1,000. Rate effective 1/30/07. Rate subject to change without notice. Even Great FDIC 5.00 The program featured MEMBER 5.00 Brunch, Brunch, June 20, July 11 and 18, and August 8, 29 15 ($17, sign and up at office); the and rec adult golf sons ($139 for the four-week les session, sign up at Sagamore Golf). Library’s Old Time Seabrook Radio Players, and Anne itFerreira excellent. First was 11 ------ews N unity omm C tlantic A tis the O News News from the Hampton Seniors to ona Dyana Martin of the rec Other trips include Burn The secretary’s report celebrated were Birthdays Money was collected for HAMPTON | The Hamp The | HAMPTON “America the Beautiful” M y pecial the gazebo in Marelli Park, July 13 and 21, and August 6 and 17 Senior (free); Lunch not already paid, the Hamp ton Recreation Department will take the money until the end of May. department told members that the trip to Italy is open still for signups, but time is running short so anyone who would like to go and office rec the to go better had pay the deposit. the Floor presenting “Floor play” ($82 for residents, $87 for non-residents) on June 2; Night at free outdoor the movie on Museum, Sat urday, June 16 at 8:45 p.m. at Tuck Field (bring a blan ket); Strawberry mid-July from Festival, 12-1:30 p.m. at the uptown fire station on Winnacunnet Road; Mohe gan Sun, August 22 ($25 for residents, $30 for non-resi dents); summer concerts at was sung with enthusiasm under the guidance of Lou ise Calkins, the ever-faithful pianist. was Anna read by DelBuono in the absence of Betty Pow ell, who is still at SunBridge. Guests at the meeting were Patricia LaPierre, Buell. and Wanda Wakeen Kathy Greta LaMontagne, Diana by Cleary, Tina Welch, anna Rose Wright, and Geremiah the Perry, Terry McSweeney. Sunshine has Lady, sent Get Well cards to Jean DeWyn gaert, Grace Stuckey, Greta Cleary Agnes and Magee. Gal the at luncheon June the ley Hatch Conference Cen ter on Thursday, JuneThe cost is 14. $15 for a choice of chicken or haddock. For those members who have ton Seniors were happy to meet again Method United the at on9 May Thursday, ist Church, after the cancel lation of the April meeting because of inclement weath er. B S ------BLOCK Continued on 23A• Of course, personal ties to ties personal Of course, “It’s great that she’s a “She’s “She’s going to do great Rene Boudreau, the rec Her Her predecessor appears Yeaton says Yeaton she has been Her job responsibilities someone who’s a recreational recreational a who’s someone professional — and a nice on a regular basis. As a result, result, a As basis. regular a on is there anticipates Boudreau a smooth transition in store colleague. newest his for the hometown and a back ground in all things rec are a plus, as far as Recreation Director Dyana Martin concerned. is Hampton resident,” Martin. “I’m happy to says have have have no problem filling the behind. left were that shoes — no in question my mind,” the wasn’t who Doheny, says only staffer to give a Yeaton on. early confidence of vote department’s program coor to he is “excited says dinator, have someone with knowl edge of the recreation software” field [computer] the and which the department uses with with members of the public when they to venture the rec offices. upstairs department’s answer registrations, Taking ing phones, updating recre ation information appearing on the town’s Web site and Channel 22, providing pub licity and working at special busy Yeaton will keep events in. settles she as will quite certain that Yeaton “looking “looking forward to coming back to Hampton and work ing with the adding people,” “there’s a lot of great I’m grams here. I hoping can pro ideas.” good some in bring include plenty of interaction ------Katie Yeaton riter W ff a om t S .C ews ews N N remo P ntic iz In In addition to taking part Back Back in April, however, Katie, Katie, a 2000 graduate of Involved in the town’s HAMPTON | There’s Hampton Rec welcomes Katie Yeaton la L t c tlanti y student. beach beach parking lot during the summer months while still a ton Rec includes the stand concession and the working ous ous affiliation with Hamp the the town (“I tried everything once,” she says), her previ in all kinds sports programs of offered by recreation Her Her first day on the job was week. this of Monday a week later on April 30, edg 30, April on later week a ing out 31 other applicants. was officially was hired officially less than call on April 24, had an inter an had 24, April on call view the following day, and and and application to the office on April 13. She received a away, away, bringing her resume Hampton Hampton Rec position was available she applied right when she saw online that the that online saw she when desk for the Newmarket Rec Newmarket the for desk Department. reation ball) ball) has worked at the front Since Since then the athlete college (volleyball, softball, basket Daniel Webster College in Nashua, graduating in 2004. in Sports Management at Winnacunnet Winnacunnet High School, earned her Masters degree clerk. serves as assistant town left left by former rec secretary, Shirley Doheny, who now the 25-year-old Hampton res Hampton 25-year-old the ident has filled the vacancy throughout her childhood, various various recreation programs board board as the member. staff department’s newest Katie Katie Yeaton has come on somewhat somewhat of a familiar face in the Hampton Rec office: Nice kid on the block A B A . om .C ews N c tlanti A ots napsh A number of Seacoast area S — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos n acatio V with Sen. Gregg and tour the US Capitol with members of the of members with Capitol US the tour and Gregg Sen. with senator’s staff. Pictured here with Sen. Gregg are (from the top) the Beauchemin family of Greenland; the Jenkins family of Hampton; the Lortie family of Exeter; and the Shek family of Hampton Falls. families joined Senator Judd Gregg Office in Building the on Russell Capitol Senate Hill New during Hampshire Constituent Reception. the The families were senator’s in annual Washington, DC during April vacation and took time to meet SEEN WITH THE SENATOR — The 1-866-50-GROOM (504-7666) 1-866-50-GROOM by Liz Premo • Stress Free Environment for your Pet for Environment Free • Stress Wheels Salons on Spa - Grooming • Mobile Pet Groomers Knowledgeable Clean, Friendly, • Fast, • Serving the Northof MA & Southeast N.H. Shore WWW.ZOOMINGROOMIN.COM — Atlantic News Photos annual Literacy event at Night Centre School provided students opportunity to share their an own their read classwork, published stories aloud and put on “Three Piggy Opera.” an original WITH PRIDE — 2 1 cenes S 20 o 33, N chool ol S Brown Rice are available 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 www.oceanwok.com (603) 926-6633 ay | M — Atlantic News Photos by Liz Premo ews Excellent Chinese Cuisine Prompt Out Take Available Green & Tea N Centre School recently hosted a Scholastic a hosted recently School Centre 7 Ocean Blvd, Hampton Beach Try Our Try 3-Course Lunch! c tlanti Located at Seabrook/Hampton Bridge on Rte 1A A 12A | Book Sale, during which students and purchase their their favorite titles, families as could well as some extra just-for- fun goodies. BOOK BUYERS — BUYERS BOOK age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . . - 13A 13A age age | P | P ews ews N N BEST Continued on 24A• tlantic “It’s one of the most com most the of one “It’s offers also NouveauDerm “We did a lot of research c tlanti Royce of mineral make-up. fortable treatments we offer,” offer,” we treatments fortable said Bridges. the full line of Jane Iredale skin care makeup. to determine what kind of skin care product line were going we to carry,” Leary. said “This is the Rolls- - - - - 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney ay Medical Estheticians Kathy Leary and Angela 20 | M 20 | M 20 | o o 33, N 33, N After a mere five treat In addition, the treatment Bridges of NouveauDerm Medspa ready to help get your in skin looking fabulous. North Hampton are FABULOUS FABULOUS — ol ol does not have the pain that comes with traditional laser treatments. the person seeking the treat ment has darker hair Bridges such, As skin. lighter with said those seeking the treat ment should not tan or use a tanning product. ments, Bridges expected result is said a 95 per cent thehair reduction. V V ------ness ell riter W taff S inney NouveauDerm ews E. K N cott The laser skin rejuvena “Basically what it does The laser hair removal NORTH HAMPTON | But those same condi NouveauDerm of North NouveauDerm offers “We offer non-invasive S tlantic y Feel your best with tion treatment any addresses sort of redness found in the skin. This rosacea includes and broken blood vessels. is help the body the reabsorb broken Medical vessel,” Esthetician Angela said Bridges. “We have good results with that treat really ment.” works through pigment. targeting Bridges said the treatment works best when We We all know that the ments here ele in New Hamp shire can be tough. tions, over time, can also be tough on the skin. Hampton can business help. offers a variety of The services and exten by productsand, look you help to sion, feel your best. laser skin laser hair removal and Vela rejuvenation, Smooth™ body contouring and cellulite reduction and microdermabrasion. procedures,” Medical Esthetician explained Kathy Leary. “Many women con templating any surgery want kind to try of first.” procedures these A B W 3 1 ------& GO Continued on 21A• Those with a bit of wan Not content to sit at home at sit to content Not themselves out of the house and keep active: Golf, bowl ing, tai chi, yoga, dancing, Pilates and other activities; physical Senior clubs and Citizen civic tions; affiliation with a local organiza house of worship; attending performing arts and sport ing events; working at a part time or full time love; job visiting they shut-ins; and volunteering at schools and hospitals, among many oth ers. about it: Senior Citizens who Citizens Senior it: about enjoy active lives — partak ing in a variety of interests that are suited to their abili great can lifestyle— and ties ly enhance their every-day even perhaps and well-being their longevity. and be idle, many (whatever Seniors their marital sta tus) find plenty to do to get - - However, However, it’s a sure bet There’s no two ways For many Senior Citizens, Senior many For that the huge health care majority providers would of agree that one of do can Citizens Senior things the best is challenges these combat to to face them head-on, in the best and healthiest and most practical way they can. just stopped doing of anything. much It was just easier that way. … it’s no secret that getting up there in age bring does along indeed with it of plenty challenges. Aches, pains, fatigue, diminished vision and hearing, dementia, lone liness and depression major factors in the elderly’s are ability and desire to “get up and go.” Lunde to a point where she no longer crafted her home made braided strips of old clothing. In fact, rugs from Nana Lunde pretty much h ealt - riter W Get up and go om taff om S H .C .C ews ews ews N N N remo P iz Arthritis affected Nana She depended upon Never having learned to Well Well before the stroke HAMPTON | Beloved L tlantic tlantic c tlanti y visits from family members to amuse her. cigarettes cigarettes to calm her, and shows and crossword puz unfiltered her, occupy to zles black-and-white television parlor. to just staying put of in the one wing chairs in the someone else at the wheel) eventually took a back seat favorite Sunday drives (with operate a motor vehicle, her down to a point where she rarely ever left her home. Nana Lunde had slowed that ultimately took her life, that her “get up and go has got up and went.” years of age, used to joke old Frances “Nana” Lunde, who lived to be around 75 A A B A . - . h m t l m om a a a h e .C h g r h n u i e k D ews c m N d o o n h R p a l e n i e e v i e h e s L r c tlanti n a n n e i c a h d e e c r c n i p a FUNDS Continued on 18A• e p A , s c m “Patient revenues offset please call us at i y o o t 1-800-540-2981 p c h n percent are from low-income from are percent households. only about half of the million it $1.9 costs us to provide primary and prenatal health care at the Health Center,” said Families First Executive Director Helen Taft. “Each year, we must raise $900,000 about to cover our costs if we are to continue to meet demand and fulfill our stan away. one no turning of dard Organizations like Bank of America are a crucial part of how we are able to do this.” s u For More For information g d . o o n n i C a H d i — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo . v - . d . o Karen McCloskey (left), a vice r n e P a n ews o N A ARE at HOME” d N e V v o l m tlantic a a A h r g o the n i u k to o c “WE C y o f PORTSMOUTH | The Based in Portsmouth, R i president president with Bank from grant $12,000 a with (right) Taft Helen Director Executive of America, presents will First Families Foundation. Charitable America of Bank the Families First use the money to provide health care to uninsured children and adults. because of injury or surgery. a hospital or nursing facility, but need additonal healthcare live independently due to illness, disability or complica- tions of aging. heartcongestive failure, diabetes, muscular or nervous or respiratory disorders. want to spend your remaining time with dignity in the comfort of your home. Requires Requires assistance at home been Have discharged from Need additional assitance to conditions Have such as an Have advanced illness and GENEROUS GRANT — When is Homecare right for you? Bank grant funds pecial ● ● ● ● ● care care for uninsured Bank of America Charitable Foundation has First Families help to $12,000 granted Health and Support Center provide primary and natal pre health care income, uninsured patients. for low- Families First broad provides range of a health family and support services individuals to and regardless of families, ability to pay. Half of Families First Health Center patients lack health insurance, and almost 90 S - - - R It It is fitting E she receives. she that Griffin, Charlie P o r t s the m Hospi oRegional u tVolunteer h Frist tal H u m a n i t a r through. Lynn is well known for roaming the halls with her pager in hand, respond always affirmatively ing to each request T N FRIST Continued on 18A• E C U H C 4 1 I O ealth T T L Y H ian ian Award winner is She made Lynn’s a to promise him to mentor. continue his legacy and to “never stop moving.” Charlie, a retired Portsmouth attorney should should be Her “Hospital Ambassador.” for concern genuine and ambition, grace, employees, families and patients shines Lynn LeBlanc C A E A - E T R H I P - - - V Detect the location of your subluxations concerned areas with extreme precision Treat Fix the cause of the problem Re-analyze to has ensure improvement occured Educate you on your case your progress Track Maintain the with correction periodic evaluations how you function Improve and feel! R O N Science and technology have taken what used to be accomplished by hand or feel, to a highly advanced level. you Now and your doctor can see the location of your spinal problems! It is a more gentle approach to correcting Subluxation and Nerve Impingement Syndrome. ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ With this technology Dr. Arsenault can better: I U R RSENAULT I O O H Y T B. A B. C ENTER E 20 RSENAULT E C o Chiropratic ARK Y V To To quote Dr. Frist Sr., Lynn began her career A K L I the role of Runner/ Patient Patient Runner/ of role the “It’s “It’s not the bricks, mor tar and equipment make that a good hospital. It is the warmth, compas sion and attitude of good employees that lead quality care.” Portsmouth to Regional Hospital recog nizes Lynn T. LeBlanc as employee. an such at in Portsmouth 1999, of April in Regional Hospital Hospital. O I 33, N . M L R ol R M www.arsenaultchiro.com D Transporter. Although her job description description job her Although Transporter. states she provides support to hospital departments, transports patients, deliv ers laboratory specimens, forms, patient and care materials, her actual title ing spirit and philanthropic work ing of spirit and the philanthropic late Dr. Thomas Frist, Sr., a founder of Regional Portsmouth of owner the HCA, P D A L M F - - - 0 I U 6 CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT T 4 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 O O L ay 1 - T W U 4 Charlie Griffin | M A REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGY FOR A 6 29 Lafayette Road, North Hampton, NH 603.964.1460 ews ews 9 N N N - 3 E ntic or a one.loved la 0 - - - t S c tlanti 6 A R appointment for yourself Call today to schedule an the A to A 14A | al Established Established in 1971, the awards are PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | The administra eci Hospital Hospital names Frist award winners p age given annually in recognition of the in car recognition annually given onstrated onstrated by LeBlanc and Griffin set a high for profession standard healthcare als. work, passion com dem generosity and T. T. LeBlanc and Charlie Griffin, respectively. 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B A ol V ------s s s g g g n s r n n ti i i e lub ee een een C trid r r M g S n sc sc lub e e s ior go C alki n ur ur rip i en T B en W S ess ess Senior Senior Striders, a newly itiz pr pr every Tuesday to provide par provide to Tuesday every ticipants an opportunity and to exercise for together walk at 9 and start a.m. Walks fun. free This one hour. about last Com Stratham for is program and 50 age members munities and information more For up. walk locations, contact the Stratham Recreation Depart 772-7450. (603) at ment bring a Bocce set if available. if set Bocce a bring formed walking club, meets C ior 5 1 lood lood - ealth en B B Hampton Rec Hampton is in working conjunc Join Hampton Rec for a variety of Play Bingo at the Lane Library! Bring Bring at Bingo the Library! Play Lane Meetings for the Hampton Senior The group will be facilitated by Susan Susan by facilitated be will group The Blood pressure screenings for Seab S H tion with Seacoast Visiting Nurses to pro to Nurses Visiting Seacoast with tion Senior for screenings pressure blood vide in held are the Little Screenings Citizens. Room at the Lane Library on Memorial of the the month from Wednesday third p.m. 1-3 trips, including the Satur on dance extravaganza Theatre Wang the at “Floorplay” Wednesday, on Sun Mohegan 2; June day, August 22; and Reflections of Italy on 3. November information For additional about these trips, call Hampton Rec at 926-3932. (603) Screenings begin at 12 noon and are held held are and at 12 noon begin Screenings located Center, Recreation Seabrook the at is of on 1. free charge Route service This necessary. is appointment no and details. for department canned (toiletries, prize the for donation a goods, candy, jewelry, etc.) Games are held in the Room Little Dorothy on Fri p.m. 1-3 from days Club Citizens’ are held from September of on June Thursday the second through the at noon 12 to a.m. 10 from month, the Lafayette on Church Methodist Hampton Road. This season’s schedule of regular will meetings next conclude month, but fall. the in again resume will with diabetes, as well as friends and fam and friends as well as diabetes, with members. ily Engle, a licensed at Dowd Kelly call Seacoast dietician. information, For more VNA. by Seacoast conducted are residents rook of the month. on Thursday the last VNA all B - - - - - cce o B s s r ior roup e rt G en s Come Come have fun and meet S alk nce month from 9-11 a.m. 9-11 from month popu the playing friends new lar sport of Bocce Ball every Friday from 9-11 a.m., at now season summer the through Park. The Stevens cost of the please day; is $2 per program coffee, coffee, juice and goodies breakfast (or bring snack to share a with friends). light Dold Kelley and Heinz James host this at free program the Stratham Municipal Center every of Wednesday third the o ard W C C n upport r - - S lay pto c P m ti mme e a u S H n iab ffee io D o n Seniors, grab a partner and come play play come and a partner grab Seniors, Join Hampton Rec at this year’s sum year’s at Rec this Hampton Join The The Hampton Walkers meet every Seacoast Seacoast VNA, in with collaboration in the p.m. 6-7 from meets group The The public is invited to attend this free free this attend to invited is public The C pa Sammarco Sammarco Band on July Friday, 27; the Greater Hampton Community Band on on Alibi 6; Friday’s and August Monday, 17. August Friday, p.m., from 12:15-4 every Tuesday Bridge or other card games and on Thursdays from 12:30-3:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the Call Lane the Library. Memorial rec to locales such as York, New Castle, Ames Castle, New York, as such locales to to mind comes … whatever Boston bury, — no This there’s is schedule. regular a new meet to and exercise get to way great infor more for Rec Hampton Call people. join. to how on mation located at the Gazebo, series mer concert downtown in Marelli Square. Concerts begin at 6 p.m., and Boomers will on feature Friday, The July 13; the Dave fee includes transportation and meal. Call Call meal. and transportation includes fee seats before now up sign to Rec Hampton filled. are and Wednesday Monday, Friday at the at and a.m. 7:30 building old office town at Ken and Saturday Thursday Tuesday, at 7:30 Street) of High (end Corners nedy a.m. for a 3- to 4-mile walk at varying paces. When weather walks “away” plan (and members some sidewalks) allow, Erica Eddows at (603) 431-2530. (603) at Eddows Erica Exe for Rehabilitation and on Care Group Sunbridge Support Diabetic a offering is ter, month. every of Thursday third the gym rehabilitation at 8 Hampton Road is and This group free open to in Exeter. diagnosed been have who individuals all monthly community health clinic, which clinic, health community monthly Avenue Jones 188 at p.m. 1-2 from held is call information, more For Portsmouth. in m ior o en C ------S Stratham Stratham Rec now plays host host to Senior Coffee Com panion. can Participants join their friends for a morning of blood pressure readings, played at this program, which which program, this at played morn Thursday every held is the at a.m. 8:30-11:30 from ing Stratham Municipal Center. Participants are encouraged to bring their down games. board The cost to take part in Games Galore is only $1 day. per c i n al li nch - v u ti C B e es ews ews ews e F ur N N N nch ess rry u Senior activities with Stratham Rec e r ntic ntic ntic alor L b P om la la la t t G t w .C A A ior A tra ews the the the en mes lood S N Seacoast VNA lists Seacoast programs VNA S a to to B to G al al Seniors get busy with Hampton Rec al Join Join Hampton Rec for luncheons The The Professional Firefighters Local HAMPTON | Thanks to the Hampton Hampton the to Thanks | HAMPTON In collaboration In with collaboration Langdon Place NORTH HAMPTON | NORTH HAMPTON The Seacoast Games Galore, a Games Galore, morning STRATHAM | The eci eci eci c tlanti p p p August 15, Pine Garden; and August 29, August and 15, Pine Garden; August Hibachi Japanese Steak House. The $17 Smokey Bones (includes shopping time); time); shopping (includes Bones Smokey des shopping time); July 11, Abercrombie Abercrombie 11, July time); shopping des & Finch; July 18, The Rosa; August 8, signing signing up. The schedule is as follows: June Lobster House 20, (inclu Warren’s tion tion has a when limited menu office to rec select the from; at menu for ask please some quality time with friends. Each loca Each friends. with time quality some Hampshire and Sign Maine. Hampshire up for one, spend and trips, lunch great six all or two at at various restaurants around New rec office after Friday, June 1. June Friday, after office rec ned while enjoying delicious strawberry ned strawberry while delicious enjoying up at the be picked may Tickets desserts. Citizens are invited, and will be and will entertai invited, are Citizens 12-1:30 p.m. at the uptown fire station on station fire uptown the at p.m. 12-1:30 Seniors Hampton All Road. Winnacunnet department’s annual Strawberry Festival, Festival, Strawberry annual department’s from in mid-July to place take scheduled made made strawberry shortcake for the rec 2664 will be preparing their famous home famous their preparing be will 2664 ton Rec at (603) 926-3932 to sign up or for for or up sign to 926-3932 (603) at Rec ton information. more Check out these listings, then call Hamp call then listings, these out Check Senior Citizens to do to Citizens themselves keep Senior and healthy active, happy all year long. Recreation Department, there’s plenty for for plenty there’s Department, Recreation ducting ducting a blood pressure month. clinic every of on the Tuesday second at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation for and Care Rehabilitation at Sunbridge VNA Seacoast will Portsmouth, be con about about the listings below, call (603) 926- 2066. offers a number of programs available in available of a programs number offers the area. Seacoast For more information ed on Lafayette Road in North Hampton, Hampton, North in Road Lafayette on ed Visiting Nurses Association (VNA), locat (VNA), Association Nurses Visiting Many popular games (such as as (such games popular Many and will be Bridge) Cribbage participants participants age 50 and up. of socialization, board games of socialization, and visiting, is offered for or or to register, call Stratham 772-7450. (603) at Rec Citizens. For more information information more For Citizens. of of a several Senior new for especially programs designed Stratham Stratham Recreation Depart start the announced has ment S S S A . - - - om .C ews D.D.S. This event N s e n t a tLisa i o n , provide her willwith audience great advice and helpful tips to enjoy the outdoors with four-legged their Books friends. will also be available for purchase. is free open and to the mith c tlanti . C. S C. 20% off life A oral oral health possible. During her library pre tephen Your Initial Your Exam Our Mission is to provide our patients with the best S Affordable Financing Affordable Available and Vermont, and for book they this have “paw” rated the trails indicating the lev els of difficulty. public. The library is located at 22 Dalton Road in Brent information, more For wood. call (603) 642-3355 or library.org. www.brentwood visit your - … — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney D ews Pets At Work of oa N R teeth 03842 nh rest tlantic , , - - A afayette your the the ampton to 861 L h 603-926-4575 Margrit at 96 Lafayette Road in Hampton Falls. 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Kinney P Commenting on the rapid the on Commenting This year sees the addi growth growth and success of this start-up company, Ramsey says, “Bark was Vineyards a novelty idea that turned into a success with not only wine lovers, but people who love their dogs and cats like most love their children.” and kitchen of the Ramsey house). tion of the White Tail, a fish Sniff-N- base with sweet potatoes and glucosamine chondroitin. - - . t 20 c o e a p s d e e r t 33, N a d Bark Vineyards is among a variety of pet friendly items to be found at The Potting e ol n r t a e n r o i a t s a Dover, NH Dover, r u e Shed in Rye. o JUST FINE — d 617.513.2375 t z i 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 vanished along seasoning packets. 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During corrective surgeryhis heart fibrillated, and he a suffered loss of oxygen. gery with a degree of brain damage, which affected his speech and fine motor skills. confirmed was condition The when it was noticed that he wasn't growing and devel oping at the same rate as his Clinton. twin brother, to participate in a walk later in the year that would raise money for those who, like prescription lenses. Also available with Sat by Sat appointment by Dr. Susan Fischer Dr. Coach ● Carrera Jaguar Polo DKNY Valentino Ban Ray Dr. Anthony Fusco Dr. Vera Bradley Vera 603.964.9340 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● of Designer Sunglasses Designer of North Hampton, NH Offering a Large Selection Large a Offering ● TATEMENT 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay S 20 | M 20 | o Tue/Wed/Fri 10am-5pm Tue/Wed/Fri ● 33, N And the thing that drives ol ASION Seacoast Village raising) packet in He rode he starts right away. January his bike up and down Route 1 visiting local looking for businesses donations. He is persistent, even when others might get discouraged.” V ● F - - - — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney Brandon Fogwell, 29, of North Hampton Mon/Thu 10am-7pm AKE A Call today and make an 29 Lafayette Rd. We Accept We Most Medical Insurance M appointment for the entire family! Hours: Onsite comprehensive eye exams. The secret to Brandon’s “We’re really proud of continues his string of successes in fundraising for diabetes from raised has he estimates he date To Cure. de Tour the via $40-50,000 to benefit the American Diabetes Association. SUCCESS — success is his drive to ceed suc and the support of his parents, George and Mau reen. him,” said Maureen. soon as “As he gets his (fund 7 1 ------ealth H riter W ternational enrollment. New New enrollment. taff S inney ews E. 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In Portsmouth,and began both tour bike the Middle Portsmouth at ended School. Fogwell again opted for the 50-mile trek this year. who were doing part it. of I it did with explained them too,” Fogwell. “For For Brandon Fogwellnumbers keep growing. the tributors and total contribu tions continue to rise. Now in his sixth year of partici pation of the Tour de Cure, B A - - - - At the same time, families families time, same the At For an organization that is is that organization an For Going through historic co-workers are united a greater for good, and people gain a better understanding of what MS is and how close efforts are coming to eradi cating it, one step at a time. 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Team Top Corporate Fundraising Hampton took organization's time development for coordinator. The a team photo of with 25 Heidi Roy, the National MS Society's annual walk, The Maids of North TEAM EFFORT — eci Stratham Plaza, 72 Portsmouth Ave Portsmouth 72 Plaza, Stratham c tlanti p Maids Maids team have developed customized service to fit her has has lived with MS for many years, and members of The Maids’ Maids’ long-term customers — — have parents who suffer from MS. Also, one of The nifer close close to home: two of — Jen members team Maids The were were on hand to join in this event. community Fundraising Fundraising Team for 2006. Twenty-five participants an an award for Top Corporate has has already raised $2,900 for the 2007 event and received est est teams, The Maids, which is based in North Hampton, in in organization’s annual MS May 5. on Saturday Walk the the National Multiple Scle by Society participating rosis New New Hampshire chapter of The The Maids joined with the S A . om .C ews N ec R ’ c tlanti UCC xeter oods event SC TA A sale E spaces otes W at for bake ampton N ups pruce , - hamber H S healing C ‘ at lant sign P orth olunteer ind ocal V nn F I N hosts L at occer S The cost for the program is $30 for Exeter residents and $45 and residents Exeter for $30 is program the for cost The EXETER | Mark those calendars and plan on joining HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton Garden Club will hold their Many types of plants — perennials, herbs and annuals, There will be something for everyone, and many garden NORTH HAMPTON | The Seacoast community is According to Parish Nurse, Janet Sanborn, “These healing The church is located on Atlantic Avenue in North HAMPTON | Transportation Assistance for Seacoast These towns include Exeter, Greenland, Hampton, drivers Volunteer must be at least 25 years old. For more EXETER | The Exeter Parks and Recreation Department This program is available for Exeter area students in Practices will be held once weekly and games will be on Saturday Saturday mornings beginning September 15 and running through October 27. for non-residents, with a $5 discount for the second child. The deadline to register is or nh.us/rec July www.town.exeter. at online available 27 are forms at 4 p.m. Registration at the Exeter Rec office, located at 32 Court Street. For more information, call (603) 773-6151. the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce for Business After Hours May on 23 Wednesday, at The Inn at Spruce Wood, located at 25 Road Worthern in Durham. The event is from 5:30-7:30 p.m., and there will be hors d’oeuvres, beverages and prizes. Members of the any Chamber, business their seeking more guests, information and about The or Chamber Area the of Exeter are Commerce Spruce Wood Inn at welcome to attend. Admission is free, and participants will have an opportunity to network and meet new members. Everyone is urged to bring a supply of exchange. For business more information, call cards (604) or 772-2411 visit to www.exeterarea.org. annual Plant and Bake Sale on Saturday, May 19 from 8 a.m. a.m. 8 from 19 May Saturday, on Sale Bake and Plant annual to 1 p.m. on the grounds of the former Courthouse, Hampton District located on Winnacunnet Hampton Garden Club’s only Road. fundraiser for the year. This is the some of which come gardens — from will be for sale along garden with other garden-related club members’ items. Members own will also be sharing their cooking skills as baked goods will be included in their sale. gardening or plant answer to hand on be will members club questions. The public is welcome to participate by donating their plants (labeled) or garden-related items for the call Jean sale; Power at (603) 926-2427 for details. warmly invited by the Health and Healing Ministry of the United Church of Christ in North Hampton for reflection, a labyrinth walk and opportunity to experience the gift of May 23 from 7-8:30 p.m. touch on Wednesday, spaces have been created with intentional simplicity participants are and encouraged, after a brief opening from 7- 7:15 p.m., to go to where their heart is drawn for peace and renewal.” Hampton. For more information, call (603) 964-8687. Citizens (TASC) is seeking transportation-dependent other and Citizens volunteer Senior for rides drivers to provide residents in Seacoast area towns. Hampton Falls, North Stratham. Hampton, Rye, Seabrook and information, call Project Coordinator, Carol Gulla at (603) 926-9026, or e-mail [email protected]. is currently accepting registrations for Soccer. Youth 6-on-6 Fall grades K-6 and is fundamental designed aspects of the to sport, while encouraging them instruct students to in enjoy themselves the and make new friends. The does not program stress competition, but rather recreation and good sportsmanship. ------As the recipient, the Jack O. Bovender, Jr., chair Jr., Bovender, O. Jack While an attempt has This article was written by national national winner receives a $5,000 donation to a charity of choice and $5,000 in cash. Charlie requested his funds be donated to the Hat” “Top Nursing Scholarship Fund and the Portsmouth Senior Citizen Center Senior Trans Services. port Perry Perry Blass, Community Liai Home Innovations Living at son Care in Greenland. To discuss the content of this article, well as as any aspect of care Seniors for or others needing sup port, call Perry Blass at (603) 436-1586 or -email pblass@liv ing innovations.com. To learn more about Living Innovations www.livingin visit Care, Home . novations.com community. the in involved in said HCA of CEO and man a recent award ceremony in is “Charlie known Nashville, joy the into lives for bringing Hos Regional of Portsmouth pital patients as well as his His colleagues. to dedication helping patients, exemplifies Frist the which for values the Humanitarian Award celebrate.” was to created and easily. Living Innova tions has ten years of experi ence recruiting, training and supervising caregivers, and homes. shared managing been made in to this introduce three article different Home Share most models,important part is hard the er to convey — and that that relationship win-win is the match good a when develops is made between somebody who needs support and compassionate a caregiver. A home is a natural environ ment for and everyone is the preferred living option for the vast majority of Seniors and others who may some need help with activities of profession With living. daily al care oversight and over sight Home Share can be an for everybody. option caregiver. The matching pro caregiver. cess takes into consideration level, skill and experience the as well as the interests and personality of the caregiver, to find a good fit with Senior. the In most process works the cases first time, the and if that is not close the supervision allows case, for a change to be made quickly 8 1 ------This model Under each of these Five days a week, Grif Host Host Family: FRIST From 14A spreading cheer. He is known known is He cheer. spreading from hats unique wearing for his collection, including an oversized cowboy hat top. on lobster a with and another birthday, 100th his of shy Just Griffin says his years volun teering at the hospital have been the best of his life, and he encourages others to get to to them in an setting. The institutional home providers often have substantial expe their in care providing rience had having sometimes home, the same person living with years. them for several models the most important aspect of the quality of care that is is provided the match between the Senior and the and volunteer extraordinaire selected for at began volunteering honor, the national Portsmouth Regional Hospi tal in to 1994, show his grati wife his late for the care tude received. Since then he 12,000 has than more volunteered hours and visited more than patients. 200,000 fin makes rounds, providing and needed where assistance living. Another importantpart of the Live-In Compan ions job is to encourage and support the Senior in pursu ing their hobbies and inter ests, and facilitating participation their in may be activities community whatever to them. of interest provides a level of care that is comparable to the live-in companion, but gives and homes of choice a Senior the host families. Living Innova tions in Greenland currently in homes 200 nearly oversees Maine and New Hampshire in which a home generally provider cares for a single individual. Even wheelchair bound people with and challenging those behavior issues have had their needs met in these homes and are experiencing a quality of life that would be unavailable unique unique to the particular cli ent, but some elements plan that the of part commonly are would include: medication preparation, meal reminders, light cleaning and laundry, assistance with bathing and dressing, grocery shopping, transportation to appointments and assistance with any other activities of daily ------ ealth 20 o H 33, N ol Bank of America has Each Plan Of Care is Live-In Companion: 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 porate donors in the world. For more information visit www.bankof america.com/ foundation. FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org. embarked on edented an unprec 10-year give $1.5 billion to nonprofit goal to organizations engaged improving in the quality and vitality of their hoods. The Bank of America neighbor Charitable Foundation will give more than $200 million one bank the making 2007, in of the most generous cor Senior’s comfort and safety needs, and prepares a Plan Of Care that will become the that services the for blueprint will receive. the Senior and mobile health care for people who are For homeless. a program calendar, or to receive information on all Families First services, call 603-422-8208, or visit www. able able rent. The live-in companion pro vides support for a who Senior would otherwise need to leave their relocate to home an assisted and ing facility or nursing liv home. Virtually any of the services provided in these facilities can be replicated at In home. each case an RN makes a thorough assessment of the and provide ship and help companion with errands, in exchange for a low place cost to live. helper may The have a full-time tenant- job outside of the home and is not an employee The come two simply Senior. of the to an agreement of what the (possibilities are expectations include grocery shopping, a number of shared meals per week, clearing the walk and is etc) what a suit of snow, who who is generally capable of living independently somebody have to like would but that could live in the home ay ------| M This ews N ews N ntic c tlanti la t A to Exploring Exploring ‘Home Share’ for Seniors A 18A | al Families First Health and “Supporting organiza Tenant-Helper: According According to the AARP, Challenges for Seniors SEACOAST | “Home FUNDS From 14A eci p age enting and family programs; one-on-one family support; Support Center affordable primary, prenatal provides and oral health care; par for the great work they do every day and are proud to support them.” “A “A healthy community is a healthy place to do business. We commend Families First Hampshire,” said Michael C. Michael said Hampshire,” Whitney, president, Bank of America New Hampshire. in need of care in the coast Sea community is one communi America’s of of Bank ty funding priorities in New tions like Families First delivering in vital health ser vices to children and adults Senior in their own home predominant ones: predominant model works well for a each each individual’s needs for are There comfort. and safety several models to this. achieve Here are a few of the entire lifetime, while lifetime, entire making sure that a proper level support is of available to meet Share is to Seniors live in a home set about allowing ting, in some cases for their more than home at live to 90 prefer Seniors percent Home of possible. as long as for and and loneliness that can lead to depression which increas es all risks. their their home, going shopping and getting errands and as isolation done, importantly, living living alone include falling, making errors with medica up keep to unable being tion, maintaining of tasks the with Seniors Seniors living alone is safe or preferred. not Share” Share” is a broad term for a range of living options for Senior Citizens. The funda mental idea is that, for many S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------19A age | P ews N Hampton Hampton Attack Travel taking be will Rec Hampton 177 Troop Scout Boy Lastly, c tlanti sports. will be Soccer registra taking tryouts and 3-8, grades for tions who registered for have those will be held on June 2-3. For Jim contact more information MacVane at (603) 773-9751, jgmacvane@ comcast.net, or visit www.hamptonattack. com. for the registrations fall Flag 3- grades for program Football contact information more For 8. (603) at Dept Rec Hampton the or www.hamp visit 926-3932, nh.us/rec ton. and Cub Scout Pack 177 will boys for registrations taking be scout the in joining interested For ing more program. infor at Jeff Murray contact mation (603) 929-4609 or jclmurray@ or visit www.bsa verizon.net or troop177.org www.hamp tonpack177.org. - - - 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ews N ay ntic la t A 20 | M 20 | o the to al 33, N HAMPTON | Fall sign-ups sign-ups Fall | HAMPTON programs these for Sign-ups HYA recreational soccer Scouts Scouts and more eci ol p Sign Sign up for soccer, will will begin soon for Hampton soc (HYA) Association Youth cer, Hampton Attack Travel Rec flag and Hampton soccer as Scouts as Boy well football, Scouts. Cub and for Wednesday, are scheduled from 1 June Friday, and 30 May 5:30-7 p.m. at Avenue the Park Tuck field off located house, Hampton. in is open to grades K-8 from Hampton, Hampton North Falls, Hampton, and Sacred Both and co-ed School. Heart available. are leagues girls-only also will sign-ups soccer HYA be on 2 held June at the Tuck infor more For fields. baseball Jim Desrosiers contact mation hyasoccer@ or 929-4926 (603) at forms Registration comcast.net. at www. may be downloaded eteamz.com/ hamptonyouth S V ports 0 0 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 UTT P oss S EAGUES L HIP AND UTINGS HOP L PECIAL S INE O L 4 4 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 3 C RO OURSE S ins 2007 P C AND PEN FOR AR ULL W • F • P • O EAGUE 9 L 8 10 7 eation ay R ay ay ay eague l EEKEND , M ROGRAM ec , M , M , M P W R 9 1 UNIOR AY onday uesday ednesday D M hursday T oftball T W (603) 642-4414 applehillgolf.com s 18 Holes w/Cart • $32 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. UMMER ampton s VAILABLE S ’ H A 2007 J en OLE IMES T Route 107 • East Kingston, NH VAILABLE HAMPIONSHIP OURSE EMORIAL League Information Come root for your favorite teams in Hampton! Games are played at Eaton Park on Monday nights at Come on down to Eaton Park, watch a game under the For more information about the league, contact Darold FREE GOLF BALLS O’Brien’s over Direct Capital O’Brien’s over Methuen Glass Wally’s Dunkin Donuts over Methuen Glass Kelly over O’Brien’s Kelly over Macek’s Boardwalk over Dunkin Donuts Boardwalk over Macek’s Cedar Hill over Direct Capital Wally’s Cedar Hill over Boardwalk Cedar Hill Kelly Dunkin’ Donuts O’Briens Wally’s Direct Capital Macek’s Methuen Glass Sat-Mon May 26-28 • Not Valid on other discounts or rainchecks C C A ARTS EE m eam SENIOR SCRAMBLE 3 Balls with 9 Holes • 6 Balls with 18 Holes EVERY TUESDAY 7 AM-3 PM EVERY TUESDAY 6:15 p.m., 7:15 p.m., and 8:15 p.m.; Tuesdays, Wednesdays 6:15 Wednesdays p.m., 7:15 p.m., and 8:15 p.m.; Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 7:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. The season will run through July 30, when play-offs will be held. when summer this teams favorite your support and lights, the Hampton Men's Softball League steps up to the plate. be glad you You’ll did. Mosher at (603) 926-4404. Every Tues., June 19th through Aug. 21st • T • 18 H • C T 1 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 M Apple Hill Golf Club Every Monday at 9:00 a.m. • 9 Holes • $20 w/ a cart Boys and Girls Age 9-15 • $125.00 per student allery G — Atlantic News Photos by Linda Libbey Players on the Seacoast Cal Ripken Little hoto om P .C ews N their skills in hitting, running, throwing and sliding into home plate. League began their 2007 season recently, demonstrating PLAY PLAY BALL! — c tlanti A . om .C ews N c tlanti A There are seven distinctly seven are There allery G — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Bill DaGiau (pictured) is the committee hoto Hampton Falls residents Teagan and Tom Evans Tom and Teagan residents Falls Hampton P different different habitats in Odiorne Point State Maine, a rocky shore, woodlands, freshwater and salt Park: ponds, The Gulf of a sandy beach and the salt marsh. Science Come to Center the Seacoast at Odiorne habitats in search Point of the creatures and that live there. Programs explore for all the ages are offered throughout the and day, are area’s free with SCC admission. The Seacoast Science Center is open seven 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., days Admission a is week $3 from for ages 13 to adult, $1 for ages 3-12, and free for children under age 3. For more information about (603) 436-8043 programs or visit sciencecenter.org. www.seacoast and exhibits call chairman for the 16th Annual Exeter Area June 10 scheduled at for Stratham Sunday, Hill Park, located Lions Bike Tour, 50-mile or 25-, 10-, a between choose will Riders 33. Route on tour along scenic coastal routes designed to accommodate at 8:30 a.m. for the riders of all skills. Participants will register 50-mile tour, 9:15 a.m. for the 25-mile tour and for the The 10-mile registration 10:30 tour. fee is $20 and a.m. there is a $30 minimum for pledges. Proceeds from this charity event will be used to assist those with vision and hearing needs. A For tour. the after participants for provided be will lunch picnic information call Bill at (603) 418-0740. are pictured here at Fenway Park during the Dunkin’ Donuts’ The Club. 406 Park’s Fenway at recently held Breakfast, MVP event offered attendees the to once-in-a-lifetime enjoy opportunity breakfast with Red Pedroia, Sox first second baseman baseman Dustin Kevin Francona, followed Youkilis by and a Q&A session. manager Guests also Terry had the chance to take a tour of Fenway Park and have their pictures taken in front of Dunkin’ Donuts newest sign displaying the Japanese characters to for Fenway.” “Welcome EXPLORING THE SALT MARSH — MARSH SALT THE EXPLORING READY TO RIDE — — FANS SOX - - - - & the The food and the dining The pasta buffet is $9.99 experience at the Hampton Eatery is top everyone will enjoy notch, a great and meal while good supporting cause. For more infor a mation about this fundrai ser or the NHHDS program, contact NHHDS Chris Coates Director at Coatesnew @hotmail.com or visit www. nhhds.net. per person, and ry the will donate Eate a percentage of the night’s proceeds the NHHDS hoop to program. One-hundred percent the donation will of be new toward equipment, uni used forms, warm-up suits traveling and bags for the U-14 girls’ program. Hampton Downtown 1-8 p.m. 0 2 June 9, 2007 Participants Plastic Dimes Atlantic News Late 60’s / 70’s music / 70’s Late 60’s By Wooden Nickels, Nickels, Wooden By Brought To You By the You To Brought • Music at the Bandstand • Special Drawings • Special Give-A-Ways • Food • Fun • Balloons Don’t Miss… ports 20 S o 33, N ol Downtown Hampton Route 1 / Lafayette Rd 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 ay - - - | M ews ews N N Atlantic News tlantic A Day In The A Day In c tlanti A the All at Depot Square / Luigi Marelli Square Come and join us for… the for details about activities. Hampton Falls & Hampton Businesses future editions of Watch Join us for a fun lled Join us for a fun day with North Hampton, to Hamptons A 20A | Patrons will have a choice a have will Patrons The public is invited to HAMPTON | The pecial Fundraiser Fundraiser benefits NHHDS program age ment of pasta, bread, salad and more, or they can order any entrée off the Eatery’s regular menu. between a buffet-style pasta dinner including an assort Friday, May 18 from 5-9 p.m. 5-9 from 18 May Friday, at loca the Hampton Eatery, ted at 815 Lafayette Road in Hampton. help support this program and join the NHHDS Club for a pasta buffet dinner on fundraiser for the U-14 girls’ basketball program. 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It’s just joy.” a ward to “having coffee, of cup a over together a laugh and Jean DeWyngaert says “the camaraderie of friends is a blessing every keeps my spirits up. It keeps day. It me going.” Than I Look,” author Miller offers Sue a list of sonal “per ten commandments” for Senior Citizens to follow if they find themselves giv ing in to less-than-positive forces that can influence their adversely lives. all They involve thought tweaking the process changing and/or actions attitudesthat can easily cause and prizes. The buffet will a feature prime rib carv dinner ing station and, of course, a 100th birthday cake. high-tech his play to unteered DJ dinner music highlight ing appropriate decades. A keepsake souvenir ticket dinnerof the celebration will be provided to attendees. siasts. smart,” says bridge. Bridge one, is excellent. You’ll “playnever lose your mind if you play bridge.” a game of underway. Getting Frustration together is like this on a regular “makes basis us get house,” out of says the Florence lafatto. Bel ciation’s first secretary and Adeline the third, for a combined 20 servingyears. include officer reports, Roll Call of Classes and a special roll call to officers, recognizeplus enhanced door past ------unity omm Poker isn’t the only game Laura Milsovick offers “Don’t sit home,” advises Turning her attention “It takes your mind off Lucy was the mother of On a recent Thursday, The focus of the evening C dealt. enthu card these for town in people rides. advice for getting out regu larly for fresh air: dog — it’s the best exercise.” “Get a And speaking of McDonough exercise, does so Revo Fitness at week three a times lution, while Florence Smith exercises her Crocker. inner “I bake Betty and for cook the kids and grandkids,” she smiles as she checks out the new hand she has been Christine McDonough. “Go out and socialize!” from the cards in her hands, Roseanna Wright lists things the she enjoys doing keep to busy: her time Volunteering with Hampton her Area Lions fellow Club members at the local nurs ing home, attending church giving and games, bingo and Room as two groups of local Seniors deal their cards and put on their “poker faces.” In the midst of their spirited banter and ning, strategy-plan they reflect upon the benefits of being busy. yourself,” declares Otis, an Mona active member Citizens Senior Hampton the of Club. “It’s depressing to sit home all the time. The walls close in on you.” a “high school” in 1885. Adeline Marston (’02), who taught at in Centre Hampton School decades. Lucy was the asso for several place to have Bingo games, do crafts, and cards play some through by offered Hampton Rec. programs there’s activity in the Little annual dues those payers who responded and year. last will be anniversary, the with association’s a dramatization by short Pat Hoyt 1949). of (Class Triggs-Weeks The featured character will be the main founder of the association, Lucy GodfreyMarston, who attended the styled was it before academy this month to life members, ------ews N om Alumni Alumni association tlantic .C A the ews N plans 100th anniversary to The Dorothy Little Room Here in Here the Seacoast area, That’s not to though, say, The annual “Alumni The association, formed HAMPTON HAMPTON | The 100th GO From 13A c tlanti pecial comfortable and convenient own, the library has gener ously provided them with a have a center to call their venue. Though the town’s Senior Citizens do not yet at the Lane Memorial Library Memorial Lane the at in Hampton is one such kinds of venues for getting together and having fun. to local Senior Citizens. Rec all up open programs reation — and more — are available many of these opportunities just as computer savvy the younger folk. as have the ability to become up a whole new the world who elderly, can and to do mind and handsThe nimble. Internet has opened board and video games keep board causes. Word and puzzles, sudoku cryptograms, and enjoy cooking, baking, sew ing, and knitting for worthy doomed to vegetate. Many because of certain limitations certain of because and personal situations are that Seniors who do need to spend many hours at home those who take part. help to enrich the lives of regular regular basis for conversa tion and camaraderie all dinner dates and just gener ally getting together on a others, going on luncheon or Bingo games, card parties, providing transportation for trips to regional attractions (Foxwoods comes to mind). allow, allow, or venture on day or Great Britain, anyone?) as their health and pocketbook derlust within are prone to travel here and abroad (Italy information will be mailed Bulletin” with reservation at Hampton, located at 815 Lafayette Road. behind the Best Inn Western milestone event at the Gal Center ley Hatch Conference Alumni Association in the spring of 1907, will hold this as the Hampton Academy evening, June 22. High School Alumni Associ ation has been set for Friday banquet of theAcademy and Winnacunnet Hampton anniversary reunion and S A . om .C ews N c tlanti A Saint James Lodge #102 allery G Scouts from North Hampton’s — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Preston Reusch, Bryce Reusch — Atlantic News Photo by Bette Hirtle — Atlantic News Photo by Andrea Cabral North Hampton Girl Scout Troop #2892 hoto P and Jake Proudy smile for the camera while waiting to take where Auditorium, Community Winnacunnet the in seats their the animated movie “Happy Feet” was presented. The WHS Student Sophomore Council the sponsored event; admission to open was movie The sold. were refreshments and free was students in grades five and Parents under. were also invited and some attended with their children. Pack 162 recently paid a visit to the police town’s station, to find out what the dedicated law enforcement officers do help keep to the town safe for everyone. F&AM, located on pleasure Tide of raising Mill two Brothers Road to the Master in Sublime Mason Degree on Hampton of Thursday, May had 10. The on the by Degree a was military team put consisting of retired as well Army, as Navy active and Air Force Masons from Pictured all here over the are state. (from from left) Sr. Dorman, Michael David Brother Masons newly-made Brother RW Andrew F. Hirst, Seabrook, Brother Walter Francis Jette from North Hampton and Worshipful Master Robert following the degree, a reception was W. held on the lower level Drinwater. Immediately of the lodge building in Barker Hall, which is accessible handicapped- is available for any information contact Robert type Drinwater at (603) 926-3975. of function. For more recently donated $50 to the recreation town’s department to purchase a tree for Dearborn Park. Joining the Scouts is Rec Director Diane Wheeler, who displays the check by the Scouts. presented A VISIT TO THE POLICE — MILITARY MILITARY MASTER MASONS — CHECK IT OUT — MOVIE NIGHT AT WHS — - - - - em ark ‘ P old 22 Time is running out; to reserve One international newspaper Sign up now for this fabulously ludes transportation and “FloorPlay.” tickets for a spot or for Hampton more information, Rec call at stop by (603)the office at 926-3932,100 Winnacunnet Road or in Hampton. les, including Swing, Tango, Rhumba, Salsa, ChaCha and Waltz. declared the show king,” toand with the be whole world “breathtasee mingly dance crazy “FloorPlay” could the not be better. timing for hot ballroom and Latin vaganza. dance The extracost is $82 for residentsand $87 for non-residents, and inc H - Seabrook, NH Seabrook, (603) 474-3065 ournaments exas Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 Route 107 off www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com T T 20 reyhound o unity omm C 33, N oker ol G “FloorPlay,” a brand new company, show. featuring The 18 of the world’sbest dancers in performs fabulousa new collage costumes,of dance sty P harity - - - - Every Wed, Thur, & Friday from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight & Friday from 3:00 p.m. Thur, Every Wed, Every Saturday & Sunday from 12:00 Noon to Midnight C 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 ay & Greyhound Racing. & Greyhound | M ews N of Thoroughbred, Harness of Thoroughbred, ews Great Food..... N ntic la t It’s a Great Escape ... c tlanti A 7 Days & 7 Nights of Simulcasting 7 Days & 7 Nights And Quiet Conversation. the eabrook to ‘Burn ‘Burn the Floor’ with Hampton Rec al A 22A | Now, the troupe is back with Since their first American tour in Hampton Rec is offering an oppor HAMPTON | You’ve heard of eci S p age than 100 cities around the world. 2000, the Ballroom andshow “Burn Latin the Floor” dance has beenformed per to sold-out houses in more the Wang Theatre in Boston on Satur day, June 2. The bus leaves Hampton at 12:15 p.m. for the 2 p.m. show. tunity to see top notch arounddancers the from world strut their stuff at cing with the Stars.” Now it’s time experienceto “FloorPlay,” presented and produced by Burn the Floor. “Riverdance,” and you’ve seen “Dan S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 23A age | P ews N Be Be sure to stop by the rec c tlanti and should deign and should One day to seek your door and be your guest, Pause! Ere you draw the bolt and bid him rest, would you content old your in If remain, For not alone he enters; in his train lonely the mist, the of angels are guest Dreams of the unfulfilled and unpossessed, And pain. immemorial sorry, may never you desires wakes He and forget, Life's He shows you stars you never saw before, He makes you share with him, for evermore, divine world's the of burden The regret. not! open to were you wise How and yet, How poor if you should the door! him from turn Rene,” says “and Yeaton, all the people — kids, Seniors between.” in anyone [and] Road, on office Winnacunnet and say “hi” to Yeaton, Katie ask her for assistance in reg istering for Hampton Rec’s many regular programs and upcoming summer activities. For more informa camp 926-3932. (603) call tion, If love should count you worthy, worthy, you count should love If ------18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay 20 | M 20 | o 33, N And, as members have “I just feel bad it has to With the close of their The nice kid who has “I’m looking forward to BLOCK From 11A ol and Tuck Museum. There, generations of future Hamp tonites will have the oppor tunity to explore the club’s narrative of civic contribu tions and community vice. ser frequently acknowledged over the past several months indeed. or so, it’s bittersweet come to this mented Vivianne end,” Marcotte, com a member since 2003. been a lot of fun.” “It’s 100th anniversary luncheon, amidst the well-wishes and hugs and promises totogether soon, was get the final recitation of “A Collect for Clubwomen,” as well as poem by Sidney Royse a Lysa ght. Entitled “The Penalty of as the fol Love,” reads verse lows: kid.” taken part in WHS Ned Coach Beattie’s Camp “forever Basketball many — many, summers high school through and as just happy — andappears college” optimistic about her future Rec. Hampton with working with Dyana and Hampton Hampton Historical Society V ------ rs into the 21st C we entury ho S e l i “I “I feel sad about it dis Though the Hampton Unfortunately, it Unfortunately, is a top “It was agreed,” wrote The Monday Club will dedicated seriously a “It’s T banding,” said noting that Hewlett, planning members “to are still touch, keep and in for that grateful.” I’m so Monday Club will no longer doc meet, the organization’s umented history as well as some treasured donations (a silver tea service, the club’s gavel, and other items) have found a new home with the and and the lives of people liv ing in said Isabel Hampton,” 1992. since member a Grasso, She described as “very members” “beloved her fellow generous. They are community-minded. If really they see a need, they fill it. It’s a organization.” top-drawer drawer that, once wide open will now remain closed, in member that fact the of light and dwindling been had ship most members were unable to serve as officers and committees. on Margaret Dennett, a mem ber since 1973 who authored the account of the final decade, “that group’s the life of the Hampton Monday Club would come to an end with the Centennial May cheon.” Lun in the program book. passed away She at age June 89 on 25, 2006; her ter and granddaughter were daugh present at the centennial cel ebration. be long remembered for its civic contribution over the decades, as well as for dynamics the of it. thebehind people devoted group of women working to improve their community g n i 23 g ------Design Center n i r B corp. ® Exclusively at That That program book was The Monday Club These and many, many MONDAY rom F 6A MONDAY Tile • Stone • Wood Floors • Carpet • Stone Fabrication wedi Route 1, Hampton, NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com advanced tiling systems Do It Yourself 100% Waterproof Shower System. In any size or shape needed Salt Salt on May 7. dedicated in memory of the who joined Harvey, Fran late in 1967 and served as presi dent from 1970-72 as well as a co-president in 1989. Fran, who would have turned 90 on the day of the luncheon, was chairman of the tennial Committee Cen and had organized the group of vol unteers who compiled theclub’s history found with also organized tion beautifica projects and arranged to have benches around town, installed helped bring improvements to Hampton Hampton’s supported Beach, Victory Garden, delivered flowers to patients at Exeter Hospital, and donated win ter hats, gloves and scarves Army. to the Salvation more deeds conducted the Monday by Club have been faithfully documented over the years, kept safe in many lovingly-kept volumes now donated to theHistorical Society. Hampton In the club’s entire fact, history was 100th a special into compiled anniversary program which each member received at the final luncheon held in Old the at Room Cole Goody the Scouts, valiantly aided aided in the valiantly Scouts, war effort, raised money to donate to numerous chari ties, assisted with Red Cross art shows, held drives, blood and installed a flagpole and an engraved granite at stone East End School Park on Winnacunnet Road. presented They annual ships scholar to deserving girls on a fairly regular basis through out the club’s kept existence, up with current events and accordingly. responded e al s s ch ur s R lub h d good c FE C en d A e en ri ee S L F s s bak it it ales at gard d e n at enef a enef S al b b s s es e e i t n al al s wn s book t t pla , , lant n n bro ms , , la P la ual P om P ms .C loo nn B A ews loo N B For For more information about the plant sale or providing HAMPTON | HAMPTON Area Feline and Seacoast Education Rescue In addition to the plant sale, the Newmarket Public Library Library Public Newmarket the sale, plant the to addition In Lovely perennials from the private gardens of the NEWMARKET |The Newmarket Gardeners’ annual plant annual Gardeners’ |The Newmarket NEWMARKET More More than 2,000 perennials, shrubs, groundcovers and LEE LEE | The 16th annual Lee plant Church sale will be held Proceeds raised at this event help support the Friends of the the of Friends the support help event this at raised Proceeds The The sale will offer new perennials, colorful annuals, and GREENLAND GREENLAND | The Friends of the Public Library Weeks This sale is the largest Rye Driftwood Garden Club The The plants, contributed from the gardens of Driftwood RYE | The Rye Driftwood Garden Club’s annual Plant and and Plant annual Club’s Garden Driftwood Rye | The RYE a a foster home, call SAFER at (603) 929-4975 or . visit www. safercats.com caring homes. SAFER provides the supplies, the foster home home foster the supplies, the provides SAFER homes. caring love. the provide folks of of foster homes. This is the start of needs the help to public’s safe and the provide organization the kitten season and event. event. All proceeds raised will go toward helping feral and abandoned cats and kittens. In addition, SAFER is in need and and support SAFER by purchasing plants at this seasonal 2 2 p.m. on the grounds Lafayette Road of in Hampton. The Yankee public Trader, is located invited to at come 724 (SAFER) (SAFER) will hold their third consecutive annual Saturdays, plant May sale on 19 two and 26 from 8 a.m. to will hold a book and bake sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more more For p.m. 2 to a.m. 8 from sale bake and book a hold will 659-5311. (603) call information, early, as the plants sell very fast. very sell plants the as early, reasonable prices, reasonable and all plants were recently transplanted and potted. Local green thumbs are encouraged to come as as well as a few new surprises are being sold at very Newmarket Gardeners will be offered for Old sale. will be favorites offered Gardeners Newmarket sale will be held on Saturday, May 19 from 8 a.m. to 8 12 noon a.m. 19 from May on Saturday, be held will sale Street. 1 at Elm located Library, Public Newmarket the at fresh fresh vegetables during dry seasons. For more information 659-8857. (603) at Wauchope Barb call event, this about proceeds proceeds will be used to help support the “Bucket Project” dedicated to helping families of developing countries grow Program Program for those who are interested. A portion of the on Saturday. on Master Saturday. Gardeners will be on Gardener Master hand the to joining discuss answer and questions gardening supper will be held concurrently with the Friday evening sale sale evening Friday the with concurrently held be will supper available be will lunch light a and snacks while p.m., 5-7 from of of bleeding hearts, named varieties of hostas and daylilies, delphinium, and hybrid fall asters. A beef stew/ salad bar Vegetable plants will include tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, will include plants Vegetable basil and other herbs. Featured this year are three varieties shade plants — — plants shade most of grown will be them field offered. Route 155 in the center of Lee. of center the in 155 Route on Friday, May 18, from 4-7 p.m. and Saturday, May 19, from from 19, May Saturday, and p.m. 4-7 from 18, May Friday, on on located Congregational, Church Lee the at p.m. 1 to a.m. 9 For For more information, call (603) weekslibrary.org. 436-8548 or visit www. Weeks Public Library Weeks and the great they programs sponsor. from Friends. from many many other garden related items, with plants from Rolling Green, Garden of Eves, Lang’s and Nursery, contributions Greenland Central School, located at 70 Post Road. Post 70 at located School, Central Greenland will will hold their annual Luncheon Plant on Saturday, Sale, May 19 Bake from 9 Sale, a.m. and to 2 Chili p.m. at scholarship. scholarship. For more information, call Priscilla Jenness at 964-8728. (603) fundraising event of the year, and proceeds provide funding funding provide and proceeds of the year, event fundraising college a and speakers educational projects, beautification for breads. breads. And, a white elephant table will feature numerous garden-related. are that some including items, Club members, are proven to be hardy in this area. The bake bake The area. in this to be hardy proven are members, Club sale offers home baked cakes, cookies, brownies, pies and 9 a.m. until 12 noon. 12 until 9 a.m. May 18 from 98 am.. to 2 p.m. and on Saturday, May 19 from from 19 May Saturday, on and 2 p.m. to am.. 98 from 18 May Bake Bake Sale will be held at 485 Road Wallis in Rye on Friday, c tlanti A . - - om .C ews N c tlanti A To To get your skin back to To get in touch with the cenes as the Michael J. Rush Foun dation. the way it was were but a when newborn, contact you NouveauDerm Medspa at (603) 964-3376 or visit their 65 Lafayette Road, Hampton location. They can North also be found on the at Web www.nouveauderm.com. ing gift cards to enhance the association’s fundraising for its annual $2500 scholarship to a graduating WHS of senior. Hampton Academy Winnacunnet High and School Alumni Association, write to PO Box 8, Hampton, NH 08343-0008. the Seacoast Lung Associa Hampshire New the and tion Symphony as Orchestra well S - - Seabrook Elementary School — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos chool S NouveauDerm is medi Officers for the current The business will also be students in Miss Kirsten's pre-school class recently enjoyed a visit from the Currier Art Museum of Museum Manchester. representatives showed slides of famous art in work the housed museum. Students discussed and forms, and shapes, after examining an colors, Alexander Calder mobile lines sculpture the students made their own. 100 From 21A BEST From 13A ART APPRECIATION — offering both Botox® dermal and fillers beginning in June. cally supervised by Mark R. Windt, MD. 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To learn more about the DARE visit www.dare.com. program which have been held annu ally since 1991 in more than 80 cities across the States. United Thousands of teams and individual riders Brandon Fogwell participate like in support of the American Diabetes Association's mis sion: "To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the by affected people all of lives sides; however, this must not however, sides; stop us from passing com prehensive reform that truly fixes our immigration laws. can, system Our immigration and should, be more closely tied to our interests, national and it must be so structured law of rule the restore we that and give those who want to come here a reasonable and so. do to opportunity legal secu border improve to work working to forward look I rity, on colleagues Senate my with this critical issue and hope that this Congress can pass a bill of which we can all be proud. of peers and fitting in with the crowd. Sometimes that pressure can make it cult diffi on future generations to Exeter choices; healthy make make make our economy and way stronger. life of for legislation along lines, including these proposals to provide more visas to high skilled workers and reallo cate green cards to lottery a new program for who have advanced degrees those in engineering, science, and other critical areas vital for economy. nation’s our both on passions strong raises 24 ------tlantic Call (603) 926-4557 Today! A he Your Best Your Option For All Advertising Your Needs! “DARE taught me to stay The program recognizes “We take life for granted Designed as a ride rather Instead, Instead, the privilege of Matthew Graduate DARE We must We reform how our T RIDE From 16A DARE From 10A than a race, Tour de is a series Cure of cycling events, Splitz, puts a whimsical twist whimsical a puts Splitz, on his comeback when faced with peer pressure. away from drugs by think ing of fun things to do, I so don’t get drugs,” involved with says Matthew. could use humor “I by saying something like, ‘I’d keep my ratherbrain cells.’” as students head off into the world there is the pressure He seizures. from suffer him, added that he is just happy to help others. sometimes,” he said. “We’re not perfect. I have seizures and I wish there was a cure for that. At any moment on my bike I could have but luckily I did not.” one, ily relationship with someone someone with relationship ily card a green has already who or is a U.S. citizen, ing well the outside relatives includ immediate family. This inef end. must system fective receiving a green card and citizenship should be based on the shared goals of uni fying only immediate family members and our national similar interest, to the immi gration policies of Canada and Australia. Like countries, we should these estab lish a merit-based point sys tem that gives preference to who have the visa applicants skills and that attributes will higher-grade to off head they levels. The program alternatives gives to students and how to resist peer pressure. lawfully lawfully if they meet certain if — conditions they namely, have resided here for many years, learn English, pay a sizeable fine and taxes, and pass criminal checks. background cards, green distributes nation which give immigrants legal permanent status and puts them on the pathway to citi zenship. For decades, green cards have been distributed on of the mainly basis a fam - - - 20 o 33, N ol For For the millions of illegal 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 account for account should them. We provide an opportunity for here stay to immigrants these once once the visa expires. Rigor ous enforcement, including a mandatory tough and system employmentverification penalties for those that hire the outside immigrants illegal that ensure help will program, law. the follow employers immigrants who have been here for we years, must offer approach balanced a realistic, that will bring people of out the shadows so we can to to use this which should have new adequate program, in visa and levels protections work American that so place ers impact are not adversely ed. Guest workers come in would under a temporary visa to and be leave required ay - | M ews N c tlanti A 24A | First, we need a new guest guest new a need we First, I understand and share the the share and understand I BORDER BORDER rom F 9A age Americans Americans are unavailable. required be would Employers employers employers no more excuses for hiring ed aliens to undocument fill jobs when do not encourage more illegal illegal more encourage not do future. the in immigration worker system that will give that that we must address it and fix our immigration system once and for all so that we concerns of concerns many Americans about this reality. I believe why why we now have millions of immigrants here illegally, making up more than force. labor our of percent five United United States, there will person that be for incentive huge to want to This come is here. family family will make $5 a day in be they would while Mexico, a $50 in to day the make able P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 25A age | P ews N Coming in at first place The three top teams The Seat Belt Challenge c tlanti in a seconds quick-paced was the Evan’s team 34.25 of Homeboys Hill, Chris (Evan Devine, Shaw Caleb and Matt Second Vodicka). place went “D” to the Average (Eric Homeboys Hartenstein,Plante, Marty Tyler BrendanMoynihan) Brown35.38 in and seconds; and in third place, the Crash Test (Chris Barrett, Dummies Colin Ross,Adam Joe Arslanian Bocchino) seconds. with 36.12 and were invited to participate in the held state competition earlier at the this and Police week Training StandardsConcord. facility in is sponsored byChiefs the NH Highway of Safety Police,the Agency, NH Education, NH the NH Driver’s Department Education, of and Police Association. the NH ews N 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay ntic la t A 20 | M 20 | the o to al 33, N H A M P TO N | Students form teams of Whenall members ofthe eci ol p Winnacunnet High School students buckled up again once this eighth year annual for Challenge. Seat the Theof Belt purpose the demonstrate challenge how is easyto isbuckle it up in a vehicle. to motor four and name their accordingly. team The challenge begins withseated in the vehicle, two in one the front, two team in the When back. the whistlestudents blows, race againststopwatch, the vehicle, around clockwise,into the the adjacent seat buckle hop up. and team are securely buckled, they all raise to their hands signify the completion round. Students of two chances have to achieve the best score. The finishes team in the least amount that of time wins the challenge. S V n ducatio E - 603.964.6541 www.quicksilverjewelry.com - 25 Special... Personal Checks & Credit Cards Accepted. North Hampton, NH ... make the memory last 29 Lafayette Road (Route 1) Seacoast Village Make This Graduation forever with engravable gifts. Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5 Winnacunnet High School Winnacunnet buckles up e entr schools C at otes ampton H N at n egistratio r time chool om S .C indergarten ews egistration K N R Hampton schools’ administration and staff are looking In addition, parents may wish to share any former school Parents Parents must bring the following to the appointment: Parents Parents are asked to stop by the schools (Centre, Marston HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton School District will hold For more For information more about School’s Centre Kindergarten The following information will be needed at the Parents Parents whose children will be five years of age by HAMPTON HAMPTON | Centre School in Hampton is currently Academy at (603) 926-2000. Centre Centre School at (603) 926-8706; grades 3-5, School call Marston at (603) 926-8708; or grades 6-8, call Hampton forward forward to meeting parents and children at registration. To schedule an appointment for children in grades K-2, call records at records the time of registration. (not older than one year of entry) completed by the child’s healthcare provider. a health care provider, and a current physical examination Their child, a birth certificate, proof of any residency, legal documents (if appropriate), proof of immunizations from approximately approximately 30 minutes for each child. their respective schools. Registration appointments take or Hampton Academy) to and pick make up an registration appointment packets to register their children at June 4. the school year 2007-08 on Wednesday, May 30 and Monday, Monday, and 30 May Wednesday, on 2007-08 year school the registrations registrations for new incoming students in grades K-8 for Andrews Andrews at (603) 926-8706. program program or the registration process, call Principal Nancy information; and the child’s birth certificate. registration registration packet (available at the main office); a copy of the child’s current physical exam; updated immunization Kindergarten registration appointment: The completed the afternoon. as soon as possible. Centre’s Kindergarten half-day program program with classes is held in the a morning and in September 30, 2007 and who reside in the town of Hampton of town the in reside who and 2007 30, September are encouraged to register their children at Centre School so that the school can plan classes and bus routes upcoming school year. for the registering registering Kindergarten students for the school year 2007- 08. It is important that all students are registered early c tlanti A . om .C ews N ’ e g en c tlanti all visual h schooner supper SC TA A C es otes h of for da bean N w featur o tour h and ‘C olunteer am he ocal V t H rogram e P L ak T underwater HAMPTON HAMPTON | The of Firefighters Professional Hampton, McGuirk’s, at 31 May Thursday, on place take will event This benefit will Challenge” “Chowdah the at raised proceeds All The entrance fee will be $5 which includes all you-can- Anyone who would like to enter their chowder in the Come donate to a great cause and put an end to the cold ELIOT | The public is invited to an old-fashioned ham Supper will be served from 4-6 p.m. and will include Cost for the family-style supper is $8 for adults, $2 for For more information about this event, call (207) 439- NORTH HAMPTON | A program entitled “Archaeology This program will take the audience on a visual tour of Born in Maine, David Switzer received his PhD in history Switzer directed the seven-year excavation of complimentary and the public, the to open and free is event This HAMPTON | Transportation Assistance for Seacoast These towns include Exeter, Greenland, Hampton, drivers Volunteer must be at least 25 years old. For more Local 2664, and McGuirk’s Ocean View Restaurant will be co- be will Restaurant View Ocean McGuirk’s and 2664, Local Fundraiser. Challenge” “Chowdah annual first the hosting doors The Beach. Hampton on Boulevard Ocean 95 at located p.m. 8 at begin to judging the with p.m., 6 at open will Foundation Burn of Firefighters Association the International fire. a The (IAFF). by IAFF Burn Fund is affected that a foundation been non-profit have that families their the and like victims events aids sponsor to and grants research burn to go Funds Camp. Burn Children’s IAFF by live music Mike entertainment and O’Neal, eat-chowder, numerous raffles. There awarded will prize grand be a guest including judges best, the to are decide chowders on which chowder. place first the to “Chowdah Challenge” can register one of three ways. Just being of and type chowder number, phone contact fax name, mcook@ to information entry e-mail 926-1553; (603) to entered 702-0821. (603) at Mark call or firefighters.org; hampton spring season at McGuirk’s with hot “chowdah” and good times. and baked bean supper on Saturday, May 26 Congregational Church, at located at 1361 State the Road in Eliot, Eliot Maine. beans, ham, American chop suey, scalloped potatoes, cole rolls, beverage, and desserts. slaw, years 5 under all for free and younger, and years 12 children are available. old. Take-outs 9084. Carr’”‘Lizzie Schooner The Waters: Hampshire New Under will be presented by David Switzer on May Monday, 21 at Atlantic on located Christ, of Church United the at p.m. 7:30 at North Hill Avenue in North Hampton. submerged archaeological sites that have been investigated since the 1980s. Highlighted will be from the a 1600s, shallop-type the craft remains of 1700s, a and the merchantman schooner “Lizzie from Carr,” which the crashed into rocks on Wallis Sands during a severe Carr” “Lizzie southeast Maine-built the of fragment storm A 1905. of in January is currently at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye. from the University of Plymouth State Connecticut. College (now Plymouth While State University), teaching he was a member of underwater expeditions archaeological at Scotland and the Falkland Islands. in Turkey, Revolutionary War privateer, “Defence.” He serves as the Consulting Nautical Archaeologist for the Hampshire. state of New will refreshments be served following the program. Citizens (TASC) is seeking transportation-dependent other and Citizens volunteer Senior for rides drivers to provide residents in Seacoast area towns. Hampton Falls, North Stratham. Hampton, Rye, Seabrook and information, call Project Coordinator, Carol Gulla at (603) 926-9026, or e-mail [email protected]. ------lp he ce Hampton Joan Joan Sergio la s Portsmouth 8 8 Blue Team A Safe Place A r P he fe a ot Hampton Academy Hampton S A To To make a donation or A Safe Place would like A non-profit agency with To the Editor: To When a victim of domes A Safe Place, a non- A Safe Place is in critical Any and all donations lp e vices vices include a 24-hour hot line, support groups, legal and social service advocacy, emergency shelter and com munity education. For more information or to reach an 854-3552. call (800) advocate grocery grocery vouchers, gas cards, personal (deodorant, hygienetoothpaste, baby itemswipes, etc.) cleaning plies sup (dish soap, detergent, hand laundry soap, etc.) and paper products (tissues, etc.) napkins, towels, paper sponsor a drive, please con tact Joan Coordinator Sergio, of Volunteers and Develop ment at (603) 436-4619, ext. 13 or joans@asafe placenh. org. to thank the community for their continued support and generosity during this time of need. offices in Portsmouth, Roch Place Safe A Salem, and ester has been providing support shel emergency and services ter to victims of abuse for over 29 years. domestic Ser Ms. Christina Hamilton at (603) 926-2000. Thank support! you for your continued tic abuse escapes from their they often leave abuser, with only the clothes back. on their profit domestic abuse sup port services organization helps these victims and their families take their life back. However they can not do it without the help of the com munity. need of donations and sup plies. Current needs include through through your closets, base ments, attics, etc. items for that any you are to willing donate. Additionally, we need to raise money to pay for the cost of shipping. of items and money will be — by appreciated much very us, and even more so, by the For Sudanese refugees. more information on the crisis in Darfur, please visit interaction.org. www. If you have contact please any questions, H 26 ------ Exeter or f ve d e dri d ur Sekhar Paladugu f nee ar lp e D H We encourage you to look look to you encourage We To the Editor: To com the to letter open An The following quote was Then I that realized I was While we cannot change From now through Her honesty struck me, In response to a question and blankets for Sudanese These items refugees. will be sent to Africare, a non-profit organization leading spe cializing in aid to Africa (for more information on Afri care, please visit the nization’s orga website at www. africare.org). munity from Hampton Acad Hampton from munity students. grade emy eighth introduced at the beginning of the 8 Blue Team’s World War II and Holocaust unit: “I why wondered somebody do didn’t something. (unknown). somebody” the past, we can change the future. As a supplement to our WWII and unit, Holocaust the eighth grade dents stu are studying the cur With Darfur. in genocide rent now in its conflict the Darfur fourth year, more than two million Sudanese have been want to help! We displaced. May 23, we will Wednesday, be collecting clothes, shoes, talk about some token she bill cooperated with Repub licans on. Instead of trying to cover up of the Washington, Carol spoke problems straight to the issue and told us about the vastly different ideology between her deep and red-state representa tives and how with such dif was she constituencies ferent bound to be at loggerheads different such of party a with moral values. and her zeal and passion in the face of such responsibilities enormous gives much hope me about cleaning up Washington. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter is as genuine as they come. smiled and took time to walk to time took and smiled everyone's shake and around hand. In her speech, rather than spitting out Washing ton fat-cat vocabulary thanked she everyone for sup porting her in the and election simply told us "we can do better" than what we've been doing for the past six years. half-expect I gridlock, about ed her to about wax bipartisanship poetically and ------ 20 o h e c Stratham Stratham ibl a g 33, N e ns n Gail Giarrusso Gail ol i B po t enuine es a n G — Barbara Brockelman Barbara r 3:30 - 8:00 o rr I t n b e p To the Editor: To There's something When Carol walked in, It is wrong to tie the hands hands the tie to wrong is It The political chess game To the Editor: the To An open letter to Senator of policies slow-bleed The colleagues your ask Please e l p 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 exceedingly special our about new Congresswoman, and the other day when she came to my school to speak with us it finally hit me. greeted by applause, she today. women and men brave our of on the battlefield. By with holding the necessary fund ing, government officials are putting our military person risk. higher at nel is sending the wrong mes sage to our military person nel serving in Iraq and who to the want all kill terrorists Americans. Sununu. Democrats regarding fund ing our military during war irresponsible. is time to stop using our troops military as political give them Either the funding pawns. they need to achieve mission or bring their them home sion: sion: To make this country a better place. I think she is Shea- Carol job. great a doing patriot. a is real Porter e m ay O a C Dishes, Chicken & Veal - - - - H n | M w Seafood, Prime Steaks, Lobster Favorites, Pasta Dishes, Fresh Serving the Very Serving Best the in Very Italian I o n ews s N o N Pre-Season Hours Thurs: 4:30 - 8:30 U 4:30-9:00 • Sun: s In the Hillcrest Hotel — r n For Over Thirty-Three Years a c tlanti i e 603-926-5576 • Hampton Beach, NH o Located at 113 Ocean Boulevard J Y Fri-Sat: Tel: (Across from the Playground) Children’s 3 A 26A | 3 Favorite Family Hampton’s Priced Restaurant Beautiful… Carol Shea Porter is repre is Porter Shea Carol Speaker Speaker Pelosi and Reps. Patriotism means that Patriotism Patriotism doesn't mean Smyk goes on to ask Smyk seems to forget that that to forget seems Smyk LETTERS LETTERS rom F 9A age a a strong woman with a pas yes, morally. yes, senting me in DC. She is not she is the kool-aide; drinking leading leading us down a path glob financially, of destruction: ally, environmentally and, speaking up, speaking and attempting this of direction the change to country, because the leaders been have government this of that you don't like. don't you that Shea-Porter and Hodes are a Democracy means that you that means a Democracy have the right to speak up, and try to change something erfully wrong. erfully that something see you when And up. you speak is wrong, are right. I am sure we can all all can we sure am I right. are figures name many historical pow and powerful were that what what ever they tell you, Ms. you Just Smyk. have because you that mean doesn't power line on their patriotism?" their on line that you put one do then and group power, in people of and all of his men. his of all and "Where would you draw the she question the patriotism of of patriotism the question she our elected officials who are questioning the President, plus plus Iraqi deaths are a direct result of President Bush and his cronies making a dare How to go to war. claim false the thus far 3,000-plus deaths deaths 3,000-plus far thus the of our military and 30,000- to to extend the blame to these for any in increase attacks or military." our of deaths P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - 27A age | P 2SEA TV Kid's Korner Performances for for Performances ews age ports P high school, high under school, the guidance Education of Direc Connolly. Gina tor, productions now offer an expand ed performance schedule with two performances on Saturdays, one at 10 a.m. and at one 12 noon. 2007 Kid's The Korner schedule includes Disney's “Alice in (July Wonderland” 7), “Robin Hood” (July 28)(August 11) and TBA Disney's “Mulan 18). (August Jr.” istings N dergarten through S L c tlanti A 1SE e ag P 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 | | In In addition to it' spectacular Main Stage prices Ticket range from $39-48; all tickets ay ews Box Box Office at (207) where 646.5511 www.ogunquitplayhouse.org, the or box by visiting closes. never office Sally Sally Struthers and cast returns to entertain Playhouse audiences through Columbus Day weekend with a return engagement of “The Monty.” Full schedule, the Playhouse Children's Theatre to continues Program expand and now offers theatrical training camps for students in kin through Tuesday are shows mainstage five all Friday evenings at 8 p.m., evenings Saturday at 8:30 p.m., weekday matinees on Wednes day and Thursday at 2:30 p.m., and (new for p.m. at 3:30 matinees Sunday 2007) for Kids Korner series shows are $9. Tickets are available now at the Ogunquit Playhouse N c ti - - - n 20 | M 20 | o tla A 33, N ol V 18, 2007 | | 2007 18, ay 20 | M | 20 o 33, N 33, ol V But But can in a dance and trendsetter fashion This great season of doesn’t performances Broadway's Broadway's biggest fun musical, “Hair one passion: one to passion: dance. She wins a spot on the local TV dance program, "The Corny Collins Show" and, overnight, is transformed celebrity. teen from to irrepressible outsider vanquish the program's reigning win the heart princess, of heartthrob Link Larkin, and integrate a television show without denting August playing her 'do? Only in “Hairspray,” 15. September 28 through when Ogunquit in foliage fall Enjoy there: end spray,” winner spray,” of includ eight Awards Tony Best and Score, Original Best Musical, Best ing summer the out round will Musical, a of Book season. Travel back to 1962 with house — the '50s are out and change is the in the Play with a girl big Turnblad, Tracy Baltimore's air. big hair and an even bigger heart, has only 27 - - - ! BLIGATION : - O - - - - - , ESIGN D URSERY ERVICES ALLS NGINEERING ITHOUT S N EATURES E W , W F UR ORTICULTURE O ALKS ATER ERVICE H W ANDSCAPE � W PECIALIZINGIN S L RADUATE ISIT S ARDSCAPE � For Over 50 Years V G H ONSULTATION Greenland, NH � C ~ Largely Largely considered to be a barbarian by Winner of five Tony Awards, Awards, of Tony five Winner “La Cage Aux Folles,” a musi a Folles,” Aux Cage “La www.langslandscape.com A Family Owned Business REE F those those in the West, assistance the in changing King his image, seeks if Anna's not ways. his Struggling with their own values and even and understand to grow they traditions, tually respect one in another, this unconven set tional to love story, the beautiful music of Rogers & Ogunquit Playhouse Hammerstein. audiences will be thrilled with this theatrical 7-25. August from extravaganza oted oted right-wing politician. The result is hilarious. by Embraced audiences of the show every runs at the Ogunquit kind, July 17 from through Playhouse 4. August “The King and I” will be recre ated with the west meets east as Broadway costumes and sets in this dramatic and uplifting tale of a young English widow, Anna, and her stormy relation of Siam. King the with ship identities the stage is set for fun. Add original original Add is fun. for set stage the identities a got you've and costumes and sets Broadway hit. smash tapping toe cal comedy of errors won four Tony Awards in 2005, includ ing Best Revival of a Musical. Enjoy the antics as and Georges Albin, two middle-aged ers, lov attempt to impersonate a straight married couple when their son announces he's going to marry the daughter of a big from Me," and "Embraceable You," the memo the You," "Embraceable and Me," from rable “Crazy for You” takes 1992 tap-dancing the all singing, all stage This 3-14. July from Tony Award winner for Best Musical offers an artfully tale constructed of boy meets girl, mistaken romance, With set in West. the Wild ~ - - - - - ANDSCAPE L S ’ ews N 680 Portsmouth Ave. Rte 33 ntic ANG la y a om uide t L .C A D OPEN 7 ~ DAYS 603.433.3211 A SE A-9 SE 3 the ews he he Ogunquit Playhouse presents its 75th Diamond Jubilee Anniversary Season this year with an extended N FREE to 7 7 es ag P al With such memorable Gershwin classics as as classics Gershwin memorable such With Emmy Award winner, Sally Struthers, Back Back by popular demand is “Menopause With With something for everyone, the 75th Offering a Offering mix most endur of Broadway's T G TV eci c tlanti Summer Summer schedule shines at Ogunquit Playhouse p "I "I Got Rhythm," "They Can't that Take Away full monty.” full see see if they'll really have the nerve to go "the about about life and friendship along the Join way. the Ogunquit Playhouse from June 12-30 to on-their-luck" on-their-luck" group of friends lessons few a learn and cash sets quick some make out to show-biz show-biz savvy accompanist, as the "down- nine Tony Awards including Best Musical and and Musical Best including Awards Tony nine Best Original Score. Ms. Struthers plays their ous ous musical comedy about six unemployed factory workers with nothing to lose, won returns returns to the Playhouse stage in the official season “The This opener, Full hilari Monty.” Stayin' Awake!" Stayin' Awake!" Men and women of all ages again. once in aisles the be dancing will Heard It Thru the Grapevine; You No It Heard Longer Thru You the Grapevine; Awake! "Stayin' favorite disco the and 39," See boomer hits, including such chart-toppers as "I "I as chart-toppers such including hits, boomer “The “The Change” last season. The joyful musical parody features 25 re-lyricized classic baby 23 23 through June 9. Audiences of all ages rev and women of celebration raucous this in eled cial pre-season encore presentation from May presentation encore cial pre-season the the Musical,” the biggest selling show in the history of the Playhouse returning for a spe Beach” is a must for theatre-lovers of ages. all is theatre-lovers a for must Beach” Anniversary Season of “Broadway at the long celebration in grand theatrical style. theatrical in grand celebration long hottest hottest new shows on stage today, the mile stone season is guaranteed to be a summer- ing ing musical classics along with some of the matinees. 20-week 20-week schedule and brand new weekend S A . - - - . ------om om .C .C Final Final ews ews N N (Taped) Beach Volley Beach PRIDE Fighting Best of PRIDE Best of PRIDE Best of PRIDE Cow Toughest Volley Beach UEFA Cham UEFA Bull Riding Bull Riding Fi 2007 UEFA Cham UEFA MLS Soccer Regional NCAA Regional NCAA Tennis ATP XL Capital XL Ber NCAA Regional NCAA Adidas Classic. WWE Monday (Live) c tlanti (Live) c tlanti Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Monday Monday FOXSN USA FOXSN FOXSN FOXSN FOXSN FOXSN ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPNC ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN ESPN2 NESN ESPN FOXSN RODEO Tuesday A TENNIS Saturday Saturday Thursday Thursday Thursday SOCCER Wednesday SOFTBALL | WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL AVP Crocs Tour — Wom Crocs Tour AVP AVP Crocs Tour — Men’s Crocs Tour AVP (Taped) rts A TRACK AND FIELD (Live) (Live) (Live) A ball en’s Final. From Hermosa Beach, Calif. (Taped) Night Raw Championships Fighting Championship - Part 1 Fighting Championship - Part 1 Fighting Championship - Part 1 boy Dodge PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour. From Houston. (Taped) Dodge PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour. From (Taped) Laughlin, Nev. nal Pregame pions League Soccer — Liverpool vs. Milan. From Athens, Greece. (Live) pions League Soccer — Liverpool vs. Milan. Ath From ens, Greece. (Same-day Tape) Chicago Fire at Red Bull New From Giants Stadium York. in East Rutherford, N.J. (Live) TBA. (Live) — Teams TBA. (Live) — Teams TBA. (Same-day Tape) — Teams Masters Hamburg Highlights. From Hamburg, Germany. (Taped) muda Championships. From Coral Beach, Bermuda. (Taped) From Carson, Calif. (Live) ball Final. From Ariz. Glendale, (Taped) pions. From Uncasville, Conn. (Taped) 2:25 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 3:00 a.m. & 12:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 11:00 p.m. ------ews Preak East West (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) N inment nterta E International AT&T Classic AT&T Classic AT&T Today at Pim Today Black-Eyed Su Breakfast at Arena Foot Sybase Classic Sybase Classic tlantic Today at the Today Preakness Spe NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live Dragons vs. Scor Senior PGA Senior PGA A st eacoa (Live) GOLF Friday Friday Friday Friday Sunday Sunday Monday S FOXSN ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN ESPN WCSH-6 WHDH-7 ESPN ESPN ESPN2 ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN2 ESPN2 WBZ-4 WBZ-4 USA WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 Tuesday Saturday Saturday Saturday the Thursday Thursday HOCKEY (Live) Wednesday FOOTBALL Sybase Classic — Final to EQUESTRIAN New Orleans at VooDoo MARTIAL MARTIAL ARTS From Pimlico Race Course PORTSMOUTH | New Hampshire Theatre Project’s Senior Project’s Theatre Hampshire New | PORTSMOUTH Directed by Genevieve Aichele, “The Skin of Our Teeth” Showtimes are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m. and Sun ern Conference Final Game 5 Anaheim — Ducks at Detroit Red Wings. From If necessary. Joe Arena Louis in Detroit. (Live) Fight League lico in Baltimore. (Live) san and Pimlico Special. From Pimlico Race Course in Balti more. (Live) Pimlico Preakness cial. From Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. (Live) ness Stakes. From Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. (Live) ball Philadelphia Soul. From the Center Wachovia Complex in Philadelphia. (Live) — Second Round. From New (Live) Rochelle, N.Y. — Third Round. From New Ro (Live) chelle, N.Y. — Third Round. From Tourna ment Players Club at Sugarloaf in Duluth, Ga. (Live) — Final Round. From Tourna ment Players Club at Sugarloaf in Duluth, Ga. (Live) ESPN2 Round. From New Rochelle, (Live) N.Y. Championship — First Round. From Kiawah Island, S.C. (Live) ern Conference Final Game 5 — Ottawa Senators at Buf falo Sabres. From If necessary. Arena HSBC in Buffalo, N.Y. (Live) pecial ‘Skin of Our Teeth’ ‘Skin at of NHTP Our Teeth’ 4:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Youth Repertory Company Youth presents “The Skin of Our Teeth,” playing weekends from May 19-28 at NHTP’s 959 Street Islington location in Portsmouth. is Thornton Wilder’s 1941 wartime allegory about the comic family Antrobus as they trials survive of one the disaster after another. days at 2 p.m. Tickets are two-for-one $20 tickets for are general available admission, for and Reservations students are highly and recommended; to Seniors. reserve tickets or for more information, call NHTP at (603) 431-6644, ext. 5, or e-mail tickets@ nhtheatreproject.org. S 11:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. - - 250k Wednesday Wednesday 2007 United 2007 United Motel 6 Roll to Friday Night Battle Zone. 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For more information call Pontine Theatre at (603) mail [email protected]. 436-6660 or e- from from 1-4:30 p.m. This self-guided walking tour departs Castle New historic in gardens private of from the Maude Trefethen School, located Route on 1B in New advance and $15 Castle. at the A door. free trolley will Tickets are $12 in its 12th annual New Castle Garden Village Tour, scheduled Walk for and Sunday, June 10 Deane (a spy), Minerva (a Governor trollop), John Langdon and former Madame Kitty. For tour reservations call (603) 380-6142. Pleasant Streets in front of the Rusty Hammer. Hammer. Rusty the of front in Streets Pleasant The tour is a one-hour historically accurate stand-up comedic excursion featuring Silas will kick off its 2007 season on Thursday, June Thursday, on season 2007 its off kick will 21 at 6 p.m. and will run Thursdays through Mondays at 6 p.m. at the corner of State and Craig Fogg, Kathy Horrigan, George Hosker Jr., Erin Lemire, Marian Marangelli, Dennis Purdie, and Norm Smith. period costuming, authentic music and more humor than anyone can shake a stick at, stars Black Mystery and discover how she got her his fire would Stewart Cappy why and name, canon into the river every time a ship would come into port. played a large part in the story behind John Langdon, and hear the real life of Governor Come and meet the the Smuttynose murders! — who was hung because hungry! the Sheriff was Come and discover how piracy of their chairs with laughter. not History have to does be boring, and “The Underbelly Play” is where history and theater meet for a belly laugh. 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It younger for is mended not recom Fuller, Erin Foley, Damon Jesperson, Jeff Larson, Larson, Jeff Jesperson, Damon Foley, Erin Fuller, Foster. Zoe and themes, explicit language and imagery that shows including “Beauty & the Beast,” “Oliver” “Oliver” Beast,” the & “Beauty including shows members cast Other Carol.” Christmas “A and Dylan Speck, Edward Peterson, Kevin include lege students at Tufts & Emerson and residents residents and & Emerson Tufts at students lege back theatre extensive has Each Manchester. of grounds including stage, film and television and have at performed the Palace in Theatre Argument.” col Coffin, Rachel and Amanda leads includes information, call (603) 430-9309 or visit www. visit or 430-9309 (603) call information, balletnew england.org. education and performance. are Registrationsnow being accepted for summer classes starting July 9 through August 3. For more requested requested at the door. technical excellence, distinction, dedication and quality by providing the finest in dance Junior Company. $5 for children and Senior Citizens will be addition, excerpts from BNE’s adaptation of “Cinderella” will feature all levels of ballet students enrolled in Creative Dance through Stratham. disciplines contemporary/ including hip hop, and flamenco. In jazz, modern, Sunday, Sunday, June 3, starting Thomas at 2 Meehan p.m. Performing at located at Arts the the Cooperative Middle School in Center the Center for Dance Education culmination student annual its to community invite the and awards program. S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------33A 7 SEA voice age age P | P | one , ews ews se lighthou EKCUMC N N at the c tlanti c tlanti otes at concerts A ecital N r house ello choral C 11, 2007 | pen 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 ay O ay wo The first will be held on May Saturday, 19 Soloists for these performances will be A suggested donation of $5 will be grate NEW CASTLE | The Friends of Ports During that time, visitors will be able Flat shoes (not sandals or flip-flops) are There is a suggested donation of $2 for The lighthouse is located off Route 1B in EAST KINGSTON | East Kingston Com This short, well-crafted program features Juil a is Braker Kingston, East of resident A A reception will follow the performance, SEACOAST | Seacoast Choral Society, T directed directed by Nancy Brown, will present “Mass in ‘G’” by Franz Schubert in Antonio two Vivaldi separate concerts. and “Gloria” by at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Lutheran Trinity Church, located at 22 Fox Run Road while the in second Newington, will take place on Sunday, May 20 at 4 p.m. at the Community Church of Durham, located on Main Street. Nicholas LaRoche, Claborn, Miles Kathleen Burns, O’Boyle RebeccaOppelt. All and of Kimberly the Hampshire’s New of University the with dents soloists have been stu music department. A chamber ensemble will accompany these performances. fully accepted, and a reception will be immediately following Sunday’s performance held in Durham. For more information, call Sheila Casey at (603) 964-5688 or Sally Puth at (603) 742-7157. mouth Harbor Lighthouse in New Castle will hold the first lighthouse open May house 27 season from 1-5 on p.m. Sunday, of the climb the 44 stairs to the watch room and the seven-rung ladder to the lantern room of the 1878 tower. There they will be able to a enjoy magnificent view of Portsmouth Harbor as well as a close-up look at the order Fresnel lens. active, fourth strongly recommended. Children under inches tall 42 are not permitted to climb to top, not and adults permitted are to carry chil the dren up the stairs. adults and $1 for children. Reservations not necessary. are New Castle, adjacent to Fort Constitution and Harbor. Portsmouth at station Guard Coast the For more information, visit www.portsmouth harborlighthouse.org or call (603) 431-9155. munity United Methodist Church, located at 34 Depot Road presents Dorothy recital in piano on Braker Petrucci Christine with cello on June 3, at on 3 Sunday, p.m. excerpts of two of the most ever difficult written works for solo Frescobaldi, cello, J.S. Bach, Kodaly and Shostakov with pieces by ich. musician who liard-trained has played recitals all over the United States including Petrucci Center. Lincoln is founder and director of the Seacoast Academy of Music, located at Cen tennial Hall in North Hampton. and a good will donation will received to be benefit the church. 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A place to moor boats. A mischevious being. A bad person. The nickname of the famed lighthouse in York, Maine. A means to gain access to something. A loud noise. ol ch 2 3 4 5 6 1 1 6 8 9 DOWN ACROSS 25 26 28 29 31 32 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 10 12 services hur FCC ampton C ews ch at H hur of 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 N ay C ethany ch weekly B ch | M hur ews C N ovenant orship hur C W xperience aptist C E ew c tlanti B N irst F NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | New Covenant Church meets Bethany's growing congregation of nearly 2,000 returns GREENLAND | The Seacoast area community is invited to invited is community area Seacoast The | GREENLAND The Senior Pastor at the First Baptist Church of Hampton In addition, a number of groups meet at the church. Local Wednesday evenings offer a children's choir Wednesday at 6 p.m. and HAMPTON FALLS HAMPTON | FALLS The First Baptist Church, located at HAMPTON HAMPTON | Faith Community Church (FCC), located A 36A | more information visit www.newcovenantcrc.org or call the information visit more www.newcovenantcrc.org church at (603)964-2700. is an opportunity to join a is small group provided. study. Childcare Other programs Women's and Prayer activities Group, Men's include Life the group, and Coffee Mom Break to Mom groups, and the Sporting Club. For second service of the morning. The church also hosts Family hosts also church The morning. the of service second Night, a weekly evening event that happens on Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Following a pot-luck style dinner there weekly at 6 Hobbs Road in morning North Hampton services, for which Sunday begin at 9:30 11 a.m. a.m., and with again at Children’s Sunday School held during the Bethany Church at (603) 431-3644. emphasize relationships over programs and are designed to fulfill the needs of For the more information congregation and and worship service community. schedules, call on Sundays, but throughout the week for fun, meaningful fellowship in a number of mediums customized for life in almost 50 are ministries, all There of which the 21st century. their daily life, and committed to living and worshiping in ways that will change your opinion about church. to the 25-acre campus not just for the dynamic worship at Bethany Congregational Church, located Hill on Breakfast Road in Greenland. people Bethany from Church many backgrounds, is all filled dedicated to with God in find an authentic, relevant, and energetic church find experience an church and authentic, energetic relevant, serves as Pastor of Discipleship and Evangelism. The Youth Coordinator is Dan Odom. For more information, contact the church office at (603) 926-3724, ext. 201. follow at 7 p.m.). Falls is Rev. Dr. Kenneth Lawrence; Rev. Dean Glover that focuses on people who are struggling with past hurts, habits, and hang-ups — is gathering time, with held snacks, begins on at 6:30 p.m.; Friday meetings evenings (a communion is held the first Sunday of each month. 10 at meets group AA an and Thursdays on meet Scouts Boy program 8-step an — Recovery Celebrate Saturdays. on a.m. for children in grades for 1-5) junior and at senior high 6:45 school students p.m.; at mens, 7 womens youth p.m.; and and groups combined Bible studies. A service of services. A coffee hour A is services. held between services. Avodah (the Hebrew word for "work, worship, service") services at 9:30 a.m. and 11 during a.m. the 9:30 Sunday a.m. school hour is for held all classes ages, are offered and during several the 11 adult a.m. hour. A nursery for children from birth to two years of age is held during both the junction of Routes 1-88 in Hampton Falls, holds Sunday 926-7034; e-mail bvabasciano @gmail.com; or visit faithcommunity church.info. www. 10 a.m. Bible study and prayer are held on nights Tuesday at 7 p.m., and Thursday mornings at 7:30 available if needed). For a.m. more information, please call (603) (childcare can love and know others to the glory of God. We in rejoice being a true family in Christ and want to invite you visit with to us and see if God might call you to become part of our family. Sunday morning worship service begins at Christ. FCC is a "come as you are" church that really means come as you are. We offer contemporary place where worship you can be and known and a loved, and where you at 112 at High 112 Street in Hampton, is a loving, Christ-centered, Bible-based community committed to loving God and one another, and reaching out to the world with the love of age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 tlantic ews om tlantic lassol iofiayedtlasntic ews age A N .C A C V 33, N 19 |M 11, 2007 | A N | P 37A . Help Wanted Housekeeping Yard Work Construction Opportunities Novenas DRIVERS CDL-A — Western SIMPLY CLEAN AND MORE A S I M P L E RELIABLE REMODELING Personal Care St. Jude’s Novena Express, Inc. Big Miles/ Big — House cleaning, laundry, REMEMBERANCE — A — General contractors, Homemaking Services, — May the sacred heart of Bucks/ New Trucks, get it shopping, or other chores. grove tending service. “We all types of carpentry. needed in Plaistow area. Jesus be adored, glorified, all. All ’05, ’06 and now ’07. 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DALE Continued on 39A• A There There is very little doubt “If you ask everybody, Some of those mentio Junior Junior is older than Jim During his press confe announ his to response In “While we are very dis or that Dale Jr. can land a job as that Dale Jr. a driver, if he chooses to go with another team instead of starting his own. they’ll say they want to get Junior to drive for said them,” Doug Yates, of Racing. “That’s an easy one. Yates That’s like asking a driver if he wants more horsepower — of course.” ned options include Hend rick Motorsports, Joe Gibbs Racing, and Richard Child ress Racing. Earnhardt has long had a relationship great with Childress, who fielded cars for the late Dale Earn hardt Sr. and now furnishes engines for Dale Jr.s’ Busch standpoint, standpoint, Earnhardt hasn’t matured. He was better in 2004 than he was in 2005 or 2006. He has only won two of his last 84 races. If he he (DEI) team the than better is has been he driving now for, has the chance to it. prove mie Johnson, the Cup reigning champion, and than Jeff younger years three only Gordon, who has four Cup championships. father’s his recalled he rence, advice: “Be a man, race hard and contend for champion ships.” It’s time for him to get serious. cement, that he will be lea ving DEI, Teresa Earnhardt, CEO of Dale Earnhardt, Inc. issued the following state ment: appointed that Dale Jr. has chosen to leave the business, family we remain excited about our company’s futu re. Our aggressive expansi on and diversification plans have not changed. This com pany has continued to thrive since Dale left us and in it will 2001, thrive following today’s announcement. Dale and I built this company to be a championship-conten and those still principles der, apply. will win, and we have other extremely talented drivers and hundreds of ees that are employ dedicated to the programs we founded. This company has a great legacy and a bright future, built on loyalty, integrity, and com mitment.” C ------ews N The fans ntic acing He won the la t es g R orter A p od e H the R Dale Jr. splits Dale Jr. d g to al cin al er a Since Since joining DEI in 1998, However, from a racing MOORESVILLE, NC | “What team I drive for Earnhardt Jr. will conti “DEI will always be a Earnhardt Jr. said JR R G eci y p to to work with DEI on many both benefit will that projects companies and protect the legacy of his father. Earnhardt Jr. has accumu lated 17 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup victories, one All-Star Challenge win, Nextel two cham Series Busch NASCAR pionships, and Series victories. 22 Busch Great American Race, Daytona the 500, in 2004 career- a featured that season in a high six victories. have voted him NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver of each the last four seasons, an honor he shares with legen dary drivers Richard Petty, Bobby Allison and Bill Ellio tt. Four-time NASCAR Popular Most Driver, Dale Earn hardt Jr., announcedweek that last negotiations extend his to driving contract with Dale Earnhardt (DEI) have come to an Inc. ami cable end. next season, I don’t know,” said. “But what Jr. Earnhardt I do want to say is that it’s been a privilege to drive for DEI. After a year of intense negotiations and concerted to efforts extend my contract there, it became evident that while we want to get to the same place, we simply have different visions on how to get there.” nue driving the No. 8 Bud weiser Chevrolet the remainder through of the season, while his sister, Vice Presi dent and General Manager of JR Motorsports, begin will Elledge, Earnhardt Kelley exploring new opportunities for 2008. Earnhardt Jr. said he would look at his options in the coming months and hopefully announce a decisi on mid to late summer. special place for me and my family,” Earnhardt Jr. said. (Earnhardt) “(Owner) Teresa Global of President (Vice and Operations) Max Seigel are taking the necessary to steps bring DEI back to one of the front-running NASCAR teams.” Motorsports will continue B S he H Y X Y N X N Y Y X X X N Y X X X N Y Y Y G Y X Y N N Y Y Y X X X N Y Y X X N Y Y Y F Y X Y Y Y Y Y Y X X X Y N Y X X Y Y Y Y E N N X Y Y X N N Y X X Y N N X N Y N N N wner o HOME Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter North Hampton Stratham Hampton Seabrook Seabrook Seabrook Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Greenland New Castle Rye P d d d r r r+d d d d d r r d d d d r d d d 38 $339,900 DI 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 17 18 18 CO Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock HB424 would allow growing industrial hemp. HB802 would require that adults wear seatbelts. (H) FARMERS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GROW (G) ADULTS SHOULD HAVE TO WEAR SEATBELTS NAME Flockhart, Eileen C Henson, John W Kennedy, James E Quandt, Marshall E Quandt, Matthew J Robertson, Carl G Day, Judith E Russell, Trinka Preston, Mark F O'Keefe, Peter J Moore, Benjamin E Weare, Everett A Kelley, Jane P Kepner, Susan R Kepner, McGuirk, Thomas Moore, Bennett F Stiles, Nancy F Marsh, Michael G Borden, David A Grote, Otto F Minors are already required to wear them. Supporters said that this could save lives. Every other requires state in it, the thus Union New Hampshire’s seatbelt the lowest usage nationwide. Opponents said rate that while wearing is seatbelts is a good idea, the choice affects no one but those sitting in those particular seats, and adults should to be free make choices that harm no one else, especially in this live free and die state. If this makes New so Hampshire much unique, the better. The House to PASSED the the Senate. bill A YES 153-140 vote FAVORED requiring wear adults seatbelts. to The Senate bill the on hearing a holding be Transportation will Committee Cooperation and Interstate at May 10 21 a.m. in on Representatives Hall. Monday, HEMP | Supporters said that hemp’s use in rope, clothing and food resembles it although that and centuries, back goes products a marijuana plant, the active ingredient is so miniscule that it couldn’t possibly be used it as might be a used drug. to mask Opponents drugs. on soft are hemp the legalize to want that those therefore said growing of marijuana, and The House PASSED the bill 190-76. A YES vote FAVORED allowing farmers to grow hemp. the Senate however, killed the bill On in a voice vote. Thursday, May 10, unless the state complies, it could lose federal funding and its citizens would have trouble entering boarding a federal an building. Besides, airplane the or act is this said Opponents terrorism. fight to and security national needed for is another federal unfunded mandate that forces states amounts to enforcement federal that dollars, of millions spend to blackmail and the infringes on The our the House privacy. bill bill PASSED 268-8. jeopardizes our the freedom bill YES and A vote OPPOSES FAVORS participating in and considered being was bill the week last of As act. ID real the by the Senate Executive Departments and Administration committee, and a hearing was scheduled for May 16. The results of the hearing were unavailable as of press time. TOO | ROLL ROLL CALL From 8A Call 926-3734 or 682-3677 neighborhood. Close to town. Great sun room opens to deck and pool. SELLERS!!! MOTIVATED House details: .14 acres • 7 rooms • 4 bedrooms • 1.5 baths • 1,500 square feet • finished basement • oil baseboard heat • vinyl siding • cable • deck • dining area • above ground pool • sunroom • out building. Heres your chance to live by the beach. Minutes to Well the sand. maintained cape in great family Home for sale By 20 o al n g SCC n i at 33, N r ol nn gatio se e pla gr ces i e MC n drai v ews U o r n C u se C f utur K e f 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 ip y n N E ay R io sh or at f sh at or ch | M a op w f ces ip i , ews v R sh r sh r e N C e or hur S A ork upp w s w C c tlanti ee kly ch r F ee ur h W C PORTSMOUTH | The Anglican Church of the Resurrection the of Church Anglican The | PORTSMOUTH The church is handicapped accessible. For more information, more For accessible. handicapped is church The On Sunday evenings, the Jr. High Youth meet at 6 p.m., RYE | Rye Congregational Church, located at 580 For more information, call the church at (603) 772-3389 or Children’s fashions will be provided by Puddlejumpersbyof provided be fashions Children’swill In addition, Guild at the the church Women’s will present In addition to ham and beans, the menu will include STRATHAM STRATHAM | Stratham Community Church, located on For more information, or to RSVP contact Melanie Muns The workshop will be conducted on May Friday, 18 from HAMPTON | Future Planning Networks of NH and the The EKCUMC is involved in many community activities At 6 p.m. on the fourth Sunday of each month, there is an Sunday School is offered for all kids from 9:15-10:15 a.m. Services are held every Sunday morning at 9 a.m. The EAST KINGSTON | The East Kingston Community A 38A | ACR welcomes all. Call (603) 828-4055 for information foror any pastoral needs. Communion. Regular weekly Sunday worship is 9:30 held a.m. at on the third floor of 1 New at Pease Hampshire in Avenue Portsmouth. Evening Bible study is held twice weekly in parishioner homes. Transportation is available. is a parish of the affiliated with theAmerican Anglican Anglican Council, adhering to Communion Network. It theorthodox faith and practices ofthe worldwideAnglican is call (603) 964-4061 or visit www.ryecongregational.com. p.m. Adultp.m. choir rehearsals are also held at on Wednesdays 7 p.m.small Weekly group and Bible studies are available. and the Highmeet Sr. Youth at 7 p.m. for special activities. 5:30 at Wednesdays on held is Night FellowshipCommunity Washington Washington Road in Rye Center, worship holds at weekly 10 Sunday a.m. children and youth. The Lord's SundaySupper is celebrated on the school is first Sunday of provided each month. for all Exeter. Exeter. Proceeds raised at this event will support children stricken by cancer in the local community. Joan Gough at (603) 772-3568. a benefit fashion show Mayon 24Thursday, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. donations are $7 for adults and $5 for children; age 3 and under eat free. Together” ham andTogether” bean supperMay 19,on withSaturday, serving set to begin at 4:30 p.m. a fresh salad bar, beverage and dessert. The suggested Emery Lane in Stratham, will host a “Let’s Greet Summer at melmuns@ comcast.net or Kate Portrie at portriek@ aol. com. 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, located at 127 Winnacunnet Road in Hampton.Admission is free. UP UP Support group will present a families workshop to on develop assisting a safe, secure their relative with a anddevelopmental disability. valued future for Diane Bean at (603) 642-7986. adults and Seniors; call Kathie at (603) fitnecessity2642-8511 or email @aol.com for fitness information.information about services and programs at EKCUMC, For call more informal evening service. The church welcomes everyone to join the congregation in all services. and events. The church also offers fitness classes for Bible study is held at 10 a.m. on mornings.Tuesday Men’s Bible Study and breakfast is at 7 a.m. on Saturdays. followed by a refreshments. period of fellowship, great treats, and and for adults from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Combined prayer and first Sunday of each Communion, month while is the the third Sunday Sacrament of of each Holy month is United Methodist Church (EKCUMC), led by Pastor John smallafamily-orientedis locatedLoker, churchDepot 34at Road. age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------39A age EWS | P ews N N ner “I’m “I’m seeking to have that What should he do? If c tlanti or Letters Letters should be addressed to The Racing Reporter, P.O. 36616; AL Mobile, 16011, Box to e-mailed be may messages hodgesnews@ earthlink.net. fiscal responsibility. Within the budget there are expen unjustifiable.are thatditures There are lots of look for ways funding. Everyone to should have quality, affor dable health insurance.” and and contend for champion he said. ships now,” peace of mind and that com fort to be able to really be an asset to somebody. I to want go somewhere and real ly make things happen Since that is what for somebody. I plan to do, gly I that feel I stron would father’s have blessing.” my he decides to go with RCR, should Childress bring back the No. 3 for Junior to drive? Atlantic News readers invited are to share their opini Reporter. Racing the with ons Readers whose comments are used will a receive photo of either Dale Jr., or Dale Sr. Now featuring even C - - - - - Hi! - - When You Appear In The… When You — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney Your Customers Will Find You Customers Will Find You Your EACH Adopt a Friend 18, 2007 | A 18, 2007 lower advertising rates than last year! ay ritter B C 20 | M 20 | o for a good home. I am one of several lab mixes currently at the New Hampshire SPCA. I am a wonderful girl who is good with kids, My name is Madison. I am a seven-month-old Labrador mix looking cats and dogs. Don’t forget Sunday, June 3, is Pet Fest at Stratham Hill Park. To see me and my friends visit the NHSPCA at www.nhspca.org.” 33, N “There is money in the The The most least likely sce “There is time to start Dale Jr. said he believes “At 32 years of age, the DALE From 38A Call (603) 926-4557 Today! ol same age my when he made his father final and was most important career deci sion, it’s time for me to com pete on a consistent basis would extend to all uninsu red children. budget that could be located,” real she should said.be one of our priori “This ties. We need to get back to cars. nario would be for Dale Jr. to begin his own Cup teams. His sister, Kelley addressed Elledge that con press week’s last during possibility ference. our own Cup effort, if that’s what we chose to do,” she said. “Our first choice is to drive for another top team. our form to is choice last The own teams.” his father’s original for vision DEI has been lost, is why that he demanded 51 per cent of the company during contract negotiations. V ------g n i c a R d en k ee W Clinton said enough The four, 20-lap segments The four, Atlantic News readers may Clinton introduced the The Craftsman Trucks Craftsman 18, May Friday, May Saturday, 19, Nextel Drivers for this year’s Votes Votes will continue to be children across the try. As coun president, she she said would be committed to providing affordable, qua lity healthcare for all Ame ricans. money exists federal within budget to the an pay expanded for program that Greg Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Kurt Earn Dale Busch, Kyle Busch, Jeff hardt Denny Gordon, Jr., Hamlin, Kevin Dale Jimmie Johnson, Jarrett, Harvick, Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, Martin, Mark Labonte, Bobby Newman, Ryan Mears, Casey Tony Stewart, Brian Vickers, Nextel Open winner, Nextel Open runner-up, and fans. by in voted driver one will be televised on at 7 beginning Channel, p.m. Speed 19 May Saturday on (EST), contact the Racing Reporter at @earthlink.net. hodgesnews I don’t think should any have to mother make choi ces like that.” Children’s Health First Act inMarch toextend coverage to nine million uninsured and Nextel Cup teams will be be will teams Cup Nextel and at the Lowe’s 1.5-mile Motor NC. Concord, in Speedway & Lube, Steak Quaker Trucks race 6 of 25, Starting 8:30 time: p.m. (EST); TV: Speed Channel; Distance: 134 laps; Defending champion: Kyle Busch. All-Star Challenge. This a is non-points, all-star event that showcases race ners from the win previous and current Nextel Cup seasons, Nextel the of winner the plus All-Star Challenge Open, a preliminary event for teams not qualified for the all-star event, and another driver who wins a Open fan vote event. all-star the into event, includes 21 drivers: Driver Driver Award in New York received be must Entries City. 2007. 1, October by counted every day through the remainder of the season. Fans should vote once a day, every day before Monday, November 19, 2007, at 11:59 a.m. CST to advance favorite driver their to the top of standings. the 39 ------es orit v a f n a f or ner f e “My daughter fell on the Fans Fans are encouraged to Page’s daughters are Top-10 Top-10 ARCA RE/MAX Fans may begin voting So far this year the com Edwards, the Edwards, points lead Busch Top-10 Series lead KIDS From 7A ot or V Hampshire Healthy Gold Kids program, the health state’s insurance programfor children on Medicaid. sidewalk and hurt her lip,” said Page. “If I didn’t have Healthy Kids I might have thought twice about taking her to the emergency room. Kasey Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, Elliott Sadler, Tony Stewart, Waltrip. Michael and continue voting once a day, every day for their favorite driver. After voting the first time at www.MostPopular fans Driver.com, can register news online for the monthly letter and a complete sweep every Thereafter, entry. stakes time fans visit the site to cast to entered be will they vote, a win monthly prizes as well as a grand prize trip for two to the Myer NMPA Brothers Award Luncheon and Popular pre Most the of sentation a factory job. Page is again once gainfully employed, but the $40 per she week that pays for rance only health covers herself. insu covered under the New leaders: 1. Frank 1500, 2. Kimmel- Justin Allgaier 1470, Bobby 4. Bean-1440, Dexter 3. McGil Phillip 5. Gerhart-1425, South-1270, Justin 6. ton-1365; 8. McDowell-1245, Michael 7. Justin Marks-1225, 9. Patrick 10. Sheltra-1220, Bryan Silas- 1090 Driver Popular Most their for Award. One million have votes been cast to date, and year’s of last total surpassing sight. in is votes million 2.8 petition is among many of the favorites from last year. The top-10 drivers after six races include in alphabetical order: Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, Jr., Kevin Harvick, Dale Jimmie Johnson, Jarrett, Bowyer Bowyer completed the top five. er enjoys a 433 over Kevin point Harvick, the sec lead driver. ond-place ers: 1. 2. Edwards-1958, Har Reutimann-1359, 3. vick-1525, 4. Blaney-1353, 5. Kenseth- 1280, 6. 7. Ragan-1270, Ham ilton Jr.-1252, 8. Smith-1238, Biffle-1215 Montoya-1227, 9. C ------n li m a H acing or f R n i w sch Series Series points leader Carl “It “It means a lot to myself The win third is Hamlin’s Denny Denny Hamlin held off a Hamlin, a native Virginia Top-12 Top-12 points leaders: Finishing order: 1. Jeff This This is the fifth race for u B last season. season. last Edwards finished third, Jeff Burton was fourth and Clint team team member then drove a victory lap with it track. the around and everyone from Virginia to get this win Hamlin for said. them,” “This them.” to one dedicated is in the Busch Series, second consecutive at and Darlington first in the series since his last Darlington victory Earnhardt-1260 furious late-race charge by Mark Martin to win the Dia mond Hill Plywood 200 at Darlington Raceway on Fri night. day 20 No. his Chevrolet stopped on the to frontstretch receive a Virginia Tech flag from a er, 37. er, Kyle Busch, 38. Robby Gordon, 39. Tony 40. Reed Raines, Sorenson, 41. Ken Schrader, 42. Kevin LePage, Vickers Brian 43. 1. J. Gordon-1881, 2. son-1650, John 3. Kenseth-1582, 4. Hamlin-1539, 5. J. Burton- 7. 1486, 6. Kurt Stewart-1375, Busch-1325, 8. Harvick-1315, Edwards- 10. Bowyer-1302, 9. 12. Busch-1281, Kyle 11. 1291, Greg Biffle, 16. Jamie McMur Jamie 16. Biffle, Greg ray, 17. Kevin Harvick, 18. 19. Bobby J.J. Labonte, Yeley, 20. Kasey Kahne, 21. Juan 23. Elliott Green, Jeff 22. Sadler, Montoya, 24. Kenny 26. Ricky lace, 25. Kyle Petty, Wal Rudd, 27. David Ragan, 28. Joe Nemechek, 29. Sauter, Johnny 30. David Gilliland, 31. Paul Menard, Reutimann, 32. David 33. Dave Blaney, Casey 35. Stremme, David 34. Mears, 36. A. J. Allmending the the new car, and Hendrick has Motorsports won all five them. of Gordon, 2. Denny Hamlin, 3. Jimmie Johnson, 4. Ryan Newman, 5. Carl Edwards, 6. Tony Stewart, Kenseth, 8. 7. Dale Earnhardt Matt Jr., 9. Clint Bowyer, 10. Jeff Burton, 11. Martin Truex Jr., 12. Kurt Busch, 13. Sterling Marlin, 14. Mark Martin, 15. job job of giving me a good car, and they made the right call end. the near there out stay to I was hoping we could have done a and little better, I got time.” one there wall the into ------ to ews n i N w ms a ntic n e la om t t es s g orter .C gto p A e n n od R H the ews g N d to arli cin al a ordo D al er R “I’m pretty happy,” he Dale Dale Earnhardt Jr. had a “Everybody keeps talking talking keeps “Everybody “I know we’ve got to The driver of the Joe It appeared Gordon Gordon pulled away from from away pulled Gordon He He took the lead with 19 Gordon’s win wasn’t pret wasn’t win Gordon’s Even Gordon said his “That’s the way you win I mean he is on a roll. on is he I mean Gordon fought an over DARLINGTON, SC | G G eci c tlanti y p he said. said. “My guys did a good weekend, weekend, but he still man finish. eighth-place an aged lot lot of over the problems race was our race.” our was about about how we should have won another race, but this giving them away. them giving sooner sooner or and later, we keep for for second. This has got got to win a to race, end. We’ve stop stop this,” said “I’m Hamlin. frustrated, but I’m happy had to settle for second. for settle to had he he could catch Gordon, and a a little better than Gordon’s, but he ran out of laps before him him several positions. Near the end, his lap times were miscues by his team that cost cost that team by his miscues Gibbs No. 11 had two bad pit pit bad two had 11 No. Gibbs Darlington Busch race, made Darlington close. it Denny Hamlin, winner of the the of winner Hamlin, Denny would win the race, but Ryan Ryan Newman Jr. Earnhardt and Dale and and he was again. never lead, the for challenge able to When When Johnson returned to the track, he was seventh, leader decided to pit for tires. tires. for pit to decided leader after after his teammate, Jimmie Johnson, who was the race laps to go in the 367-lap race, race, to go 367-lap in the laps seventh Darlington win. Darlington seventh ty, but he did have a good car, car, good a have did he but ty, his to collect he able and was it to the end. the to it that that thing should have made es and spewing out water for for water out spewing and es lap after lap. no There’s way should have made gaug the on all pegged were it. We races,” said Gordon. “There’s “There’s Gordon. said races,” no way, ever, that thing engine engine should have blown up. win of the 2007 season. 2007 the of win lington Raceway, for his third third his for Raceway, lington final final 60 laps to win Sunday’s Dodge Avenger 500 at Dar heating heating engine in his No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet for the circuit. and and Jeff Gordon is the hot Cup Nextel the on driver test When you’re When hot, hot, you’re you’re S B T A . om .C ews N c tlanti A CONSTRUCTION NEEDS CONSTRUCTION • Compressors • Soil Compaction • Excavators • Light Towers • Fork Lifts • Tractors • Man Lifts • Utility Vehicles • Loaders (Wheeled & Track) Mowers Commercial Turn • Zero FOR ALL YOUR HOME & COMMERCIAL FOR ALL YOUR 0 4 20 o 33, N ol 18, 2007 | V 18, 2007 ay | M ews N c tlanti A 40A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black