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A E IE SA ES A SWEE U AISE Fill a shoebox for Operation O AM O I Buy a pie or two and enjoy a holiday treat while supporting an important missions trip to Mexico. How? By placing an apple pie order with the Senior High Youth Group from the United Church of Christ in North Christmas Child Hampton. Youth group members spend a busy weekend prior to Liz IMO Collection times are as appreciated to help cover Thanksgiving assembling scores of apple pies, which they A IAMIC EWS S A W I E follows: Monday through the costs of shipping. make available to the community. The assembled pies are HAMPTON FALLS I Thursday, November For more information, then sold for $10 each. Proceeds brought in through this The First Baptist Chueth 17-20, 4-6 p.m.; Friday, call Joyce Swain at (603) sweet fundraiser help with the group's annual mission trip to November 21, 9 a.m. to 926-3940. For additional of Hampton Falls is once Mexico, which the students take in Apr l d r n th r h l information about Samar- again participating in the 3 p.m.; Saturday, Novem- vacation. annual Operation Christ- ber 22, 12-4 p.m.; Sunday, itan's Purse and Opera- These delicious pies can be popped right into the oven, or mas Child Program, November 23, 1-4 p.m.; tion Christmas Child, and frozen for later use. They will be assembled by the youth group sponsored by Samaritan's and Monday, November to read about the impact on Saturday, November 22, and will be available for pick up Purse. 24, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. this ministry makes wher- later that same afternoon, or after church the following day. The church serves as Donations (in the ever it reaches, visit www. Pie orders are currently being accepted; for more information the local collection site form of a check) are also samaritanspurse.org. or to place an order, contact Brenda Tharp at (603) 964-8194 or for this program, which bltharp@comcastnet. every Christmas season sends shoeboxes filled Oft l t S f d with toys and other kid- • tOf n th C t " friendly items to millions samaritanspurse.org ). t Place a check for $7 (made S f d of needy children around M d • r l d • d the world. out to Samaritan's Purse) Uv b t r • l Cr Participating in Opera- in the box, replace the lid, r d rzzl z I ll S rv r tion Christmas Child is and secure with a rubber : W nt O t • M n rewarding, heart-warming band. U. Uv b t r and easy: Simply find a Once they're filled, t Sl p An h r , shoebox (paper or plas- the shoeboxes may be WO r n h tic are fine), giftwrap (if dropped off at the First MAI I 0 . . t 2 p. . desired) the box and lid Baptist Church, located at h n r separately; and fill with the intersection of Routes pp t z r r h n t 46 p.zn. gender- and age-appropri- 1 and 88 in Hampton Falls. Ent rt n nt ate toys and other gifts Shoebox collection days at f ll pr I Op n M ht h t d n x■M n v t $ 0 r Ya5e Ci e e ee: • I (a list of suggested items the church will be from I o A ai a e C4 ake ou d n l • Ea u i io i ays • E ues o em e 0, 2008 ee, e e_ and "Boy" and "Girl" tags now through November . am. • M I •• may be found at www. 29. , e K tt l t, M n • 20 4 6 • .C r
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Y I EMO Although it's just who comes to Julia's "when E I O , 6 OICES down the corridor from the menu suits us." Seated unch is now being SST's main office, Julia's across the table from his served at Julia's is an authentic restaurant, daughter, SST staff member Restaurant, and the with seating for up to 140 Laurie Eldredge, Ted adds, public is invited to RSVP patrons. The tables are "We always like support- for fine dining on select decked with crisp, clean ing the Seacoast School of Thursday afternoons linens and full place set- Technology." beginning at 12:30 p.m. tings; the chairs are com- "We enjoy it here very Planned, prepared and fortable; and the students much," says Ted's wife, served by second year Culi- act as greeters, order-takers Joan, who recently joined nary Arts students at the and servers. the rest of her family for Seacoast School of Tech- On the other side of the Suzie Anadell's "Military nology (SST), the themed swinging double doors Memories" menu (created menu selections served at there is a fully-equipped, in honor of her uncles who Julia's vary from week to operational kitchen. Under are military Veterans). "The week and from student to the careful and dedicated kids are always friendly student. instruction given by Chef and helpful," Joan adds. Each menu (posted Jim Collins and Chef Deb "I think [they] are really weekly along with the Gray, the Culinary Arts learning a lot." schedule on SST's Web site) class prepares the meals Those in the commu- typically includes two or behind the scenes in the shop wisely and get the are higher for the second Federation and compete in nity who would like to be three course selections in recently-expanded work best buy for the buck. year students than they SkillsUSA. a partner in culinary arts the way of soups, salads, area. From shopping to cook- are for the first year stu- "I'm getting these high education — and enjoy a entrees, side dishes, breads, According to Collins, ing to clean-up, every meal dents. And, since Julia's is school kids to do things great meal besides — can and desserts. the second year students is a group effort, and all open for business for only the pros do," he says. "It's check out the schedule for Students are encour- put their meal plan pack- students serve in all capac- one short hour at a time, amazing." Julia's at www.seacoast- aged to share with their ets together prior to the ities throughout the aca- "there's a lot of effort that So what do Julia's cus- tech.com; click on the Culi- customers the different rea- end of the previous school demic year, doing different goes into that hour," Col- tomers think? It appears nary Arts link, then on the sons they choose to create year. Special attention is jobs each week. lins says. "It provides a they agree with Collins' "Visit Julia's Restaurant" the particular menu (for paid to recipes, techniques, The menu selections are unique learning experience "amazing" assessment. link. To make reservations, example, Russian, Polish, appearance and presenta- very reasonably priced, every time we open." "I like it a lot — they do a or for more information, Classic French, Hawaiian) tion. and tips — while never The menus aren't limited good job," says Ted Arnold, call (603) 775-8473. that they are offering. Shopping for the week's expected nor requested to lunches. Culinary Arts Moreover, patrons are meal occurs on Tuesday at — are always appreciated. students have also prepared encouraged to make their a local supermarket (and Anything that is put in and served evening meals reservations at Julia's and sometimes at specialty "the tip jar," says Collins, (there's an Italian night experience a brand new stores if needed). The vol- "helps pay for the things coming up on December place to dine. Not only ume of food purchased (field trips, equipment, 11), and provided catering will they be getting a great depends upon the number scholarship fund) the pro- for school events (such as meal, but they will also be of reservations that have gram can't fund. Each year, the SST Open House) and partners in the students' come in. Naturally, a con- the tip jar belongs to the business meetings for local culinary arts education. tinuous effort is made to seniors; they pool it." organizations. Other nota- But running Julia's is ble culinary jobs include so much more than merely a natural/ organic foods making a meal. Accord- spread, a wedding in Bar- ing to Collins, there is "an rington, and the culminat- element of challenge for ing dinner at the end of the us that restaurants don't school year. have." That challenge, he With all that on-the-job explains, is that the student experience provided week staff "have to do it right after week (and sometimes the first time. We have only nights and weekends) in one time to make it right. the Culinary Arts program, We can't afford to make Collins has high expecta- mistakes.'" tions as well as high praise Because the seniors are for his students, who are responsible for their own given the opportunity to menu plans, expectations join the American Culinary
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6 OICES SC OO O ES I A CIA AI I O OG AM KENSINGTON I The Kensington Library will present a free tt n th r d th G rl n th n program entitled "Overview of Financial Aid" on Tuesday, December 16 at 6:30 p.m. I EMO preteen girls to develop the Run members. Regis- ticipants will be asked to Jodi Abad, associate director of Financial Aid at UNH E I O , l 6 OICES self-respect and healthy tration fees for all other sign a waiver prior during Manchester, will be the featured speaker. She will present a NEWFIELDS I Get lifestyles through run- participants are $17 in the registration process. program focusing on the many ways to fund higher education ready: Runners are going fling." advance and $20 the day Non-runners who Made possible by the UNH Speakers Bureau, this program to be hitting the road at Those in the Seacoast would like to support Girls provides students and families with a broad overview of the the seventh annual Girls area community who on the Run may make a financial aid process, induding completing the FAFSA form, on the Run 5K Road Race would like to participate donation; to donate, to how financial-aid works, types of aid available to students and a and Fun Run, taking place can pre-register online at volunteer, or for more basic timeline for completing the financial aid process. on Sunday, November 23 www.active.com until information about the The library is located at 126 Amesbury Road in Kensington. at 11 a.m. at Newfields Wednesday, November 19; Newfields School event, For more information about this and other programs, call the Elementary School. registration will also take visit www.girlsonthe- Kensington Library at (603) 772-5022. Pre-registration is cur- place from 9-10:30 a.m. at th r n runnh.org or call Jen rently taking place for the school on the day of Hubbell at (603) 778-1389. SAU 6 A KSGI I G this non-competitive, fam- the event. Currently there are EXETER I Members of the SAU16 community are reminded ily-friendly event, which Registration fees for of the race. Entry fees are more than 30,000 girls that there will be no school Wednesday through Friday, serves as a fundraiser GOTR alumni are $12 in non-refundable. across the United States November 26-28, in observance of the annual Thanksgiving for Girls on the Run, "a advance and $15 the day The first 50 registered and Canada participating holiday. School resumes on Monday, December 1. non-profit prevention of the race; there is no runners will receive a free, in the Girls on the Run S O I G O SC OO S I I program that encourages fee for current Girls on long-sleeved T-shirt. Par- program, which typically EXETER I Looking to give the gift of school spirit this runs for weeks with two 0 Christmas? Then be sure to check out the Hawk's Nest Store at meetings per week for girls Exeter High School, located at 1 Blue Hawk Drive in Exeter. in grades 3-5 (there's also The store is "your one-stop Hawk Shop," offering T-shirts, Girls on Track for grades hooded sweatshirts, fleece vests, Oxford shirts, polo shirts, 6-8). Running events are shorts, and sweatpants. There's also winter hats, earbands and YOU CA CO O usually scheduled in the mittens for cozy gift-giving, and a variety of coffee mugs — all fall and the spring during designed to reflect Exeter High School Blue Hawk pride. the school year. Items are not currently available online but they can be The Girls on the Run viewed at http://ehsweb.sau16.org/hawknest. For more program addresses "all information, stop by the shop between 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. E WO aspects of girls' develop- when school is in session, or call (603) 395-2455. ment — their physical, U YOU CA CO O YOU ECISIO S. U O I G A CMS emotional, mental, social and spiritual well-being," STRATHAM I The Cooperative Middle School (CMS) in touching on such topics Stratham is currently providing drop-in tutoring sessions for any student wishing to attend. as respect, assertiveness, The sessions, which started on November 5, will last nutrition and community. throughout the rest of the school year. Robinson Trust is the Girls on the Run chap- underwriter for this educational opportunity. ters in New Hampshire During the sessions, CMS teachers will be available to as well as around the US assist students with math, science, English, social studies and deliver these empowering reading skills development, projects or homework. lessons (and more) to their The sessions run from 2:55-3:55 p.m. each school day, with recipients while building the exception of Tuesdays, or days on which the late busses do up their long-distance not run. Students will be required to sign-in in room 131B and endurance. For additional stay for the entire hour. For more information about tutoring information visit www. sessions at CMS, call the school at (603) 775-8700. girlsontherun.org .
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COMMU I Y I E CE E A ES A KSGI I G EXETER I A community Thanksgiving dinner will be held Going green for Festival of Wreaths contest on Thursday, November 27 at 12 noon in the vestry at First Baptist Church, located on the corner of Front and Spring Y I EMO Then there's the live auc- Streets in Exeter. The vestry is handicapped-accessible. A A IC EWS S A W I E tion, a main event featuring All are welcome to attend. There is no fee for this meal, but HAMPTON I Most dozens of gift certificates to a free-will offering will be gratefully accepted. Meals can be folks in the Seacoast area fabulous hotels, restaurants delivered to home addresses upon request. are familiar with the differ- and spas; jewelry; "goods Volunteers are needed to help with the preparation, ent Festival of Trees events and gadgets" for the home, serving, delivering and clean-up. For details, call Sandy at which are held during the holiday gifts, treats and the - (603) 772-3098 Monday through Wednesday between 9 a.m. holiday season. Crowds prize-winning wreaths, as to 12 noon, or leave a message. come from all around to well as hors d'oeuvres (both To make dinner reservations, request a meal delivery or to view gloriously decorated hot and cold) and tempt- volunteer, call the number above by Thursday, November Christmas trees at these ing sweets. Guests can also 20. community efforts, some of bid on the "Mystery Gift" S O O ME O I AYS A ECCA I E A ES AI which double as fundrais- and take a chance on the ers. "Money Tree." Wreaths bid EXETER I The second annual Holiday Fine Arts Fair to This year, the Hampton upon during the silent auc- benefit the Exeter Center for Creative Arts (ECCA) will be Area Chamber of Commerce tion will be awarded to the held on Friday, November 21 from 6-9 p.m. and Saturday presents a slightly different highest bidders. November 22 from 9-6 p.m. at the Exeter Town Gallery, take on the joys of decorat- IN THE GREEN — Pictured here preparing wreaths for Proceeds raised at the located in the old town hall. Paintings, ceramics, sculpture, the Festival of Wreaths silent auction are Winnacunnet fine jewelry, fiber arts, and much more will be available, just ing with holiday greenery Holiday Auction will ben- with a Festival of Wreaths High School students Jennifer Muns, Alyssa Dizoglio, efit both the Hampton Area in time for holiday shopping. For more information about Veronica Gillen and Cassidy Parnell. They are joined by Ginni the fair call ECCA at (603) 78-8441. contest and silent auction, McNamara. Director of Special Events for the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce and all part of the Chamber's Chamber of Commerce and Event Underwriter Scott Bean of the Friends of Winnacun- GE E OS Y COOKS A EE A KSGI I G I E annual Holiday Auction. Bean Insurance. net Foundation. The Friends HAMPTON I A free 'Thanksgiving Dav dinner will be The festivities will take — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo "provide supplemental place on the evening of funding to enhance a pro- held on Thursday, November 27 at 12 noon at the Hampton auction action — it's also a of categories, including Peo- Wednesday, November 19 gram of excellence in edu- United Methodist Church, located at 525 Lafayette Road in great opportunity for cre- ple's Choice, Judge's Choice, at the Galley Hatch Confer- cation at WHS," working to Hampton. ative expression. Best of Show, Most Original, ence Center, located at 815 create a learning environ- The dinner is sponsored by members and friends of the Decorators both profes- Most Traditional, A Child's church. Lafayette Road in Hamp- ment that "fosters achieve- sional and amateur have Dream and Most Creative. Those individuals in the community who would like to ton. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; ment and growth among been invited to donate a Awards will he presented share in a holiday dinner with all the trimmings, help with viewing and bidding for the WHS students and staff." decorated wreath for the for the winning entries. the preparation, make a donation, or inquire about shut-in silent auction takes place Admission to the Hol- auction. In fact, the Cham- In addition, those who delivery are encouraged to call the church office at (603) 926- iday Auction is free, and until 6:30 p.m.; bidding for ber has issued an invitation would like to sponsor a 2702 from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, Monday through Friday. the live auction begins at Chamber membership is throughout the community wreath are welcome to do not required. To become a U IC I I E TO O I AY AI 6:45 p.m. for interior designers, youth so. A number of Seacoast The Festival of Wreaths sponsor, donate an auction groups, churches, schools, area businesses have already RYE I Webster at Rye will hold its annual Holiday Fair contest is a silent auction- item or wreath, or for more businesses, and generous stepped forward, including on Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, within-an-auction that is information, call the Hamp- individuals to take part. Seabrook Greyhound Park, which is open to the public, will feature a raffle, baked sure to enthrall holiday ton Area Chamber of Com- goods, handcrafted items and much more. Webster at Before going to the win- Maureen Carey Group Real- enthusiasts of all ages. Not merce at (603) 926-8718 or Rye is located at 795 Washington Road in Rye. For more ning bidders, the wreaths tors, O'Brien's General Store only is it a perfect way to visit www.hamptoncham- information, call (603) 964-8144. will be judged in a number and Lamprey Brothers. kick off a great evening of ber.com . OCEE S OM YU E I E AI E E I OO A K Make gift-giving more meaningful STRATHAM I The 31st annual Yuletide Fair, presented by the Exeter Area General Federation of Women's Clubs, will S ECIA O E A A IC EWS at the Hampton United The gifts that are Marketplace. be held at the Cooperative Middle School in Stratham on NORTH HAMPTON I Methodist Church, located offered cannot be found Come and explore an Saturday, November 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Looking for a wonderful at 525 Lafayette Road. in any department store, alternative way to shop for The Yuletide ['air features the work of more than 100 way to give to friends and Organizations like and all of the proceeds the holiday season, take crafters, along with many handmade crafts, homemade family — and to people Habitat for Humanity, from purchases go to the time for coffee and a hearty baked goods and a raffle. all over the world — this Rockingham Communi- non-profit organizations soup luncheon, and avoid Admission to the fair is free, although a donation the door holiday season? ty Action, Cross Roads represented. the "mall-crush" the Sat- will be gratefully accepted. All proceeds raised at this event House, the Heifer Project, People in Africa and urday after Thanksgiving will go to the New Hampshire Rtodbank. For additional Then plan on shop- Seacoast Interfaith Hospi- the Middle East and right — all while helping those information about this event, visit www.gfwcnheXeterjrs. ping at the seventh annual who are less fortunate. For org/yuletidefainhtm. Alternative Marketplace tality Network and many around the corner will on Saturday, November 29 others have participated benefit from purchases more information call the O Y AYS AI A O M from 9:30 a m. to 2 p.m in the past. made at the Alternative church at (603) 964-8687. HAMPTON The Catholic Women's Club of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Church on Route 1 in Hampton will present their annual Holly Day Fair on Saturday, November 22 from 9 Cr St pp r ENJOY a.m. to 2:30 p.m. lp lv r . • I E S OM :00 ES AS A. SA A S The fair, which will be held in the Sacred Heart School C ll 60 4 r 20 4 RYE BEAC U GE S A E S S EAK gymnasium, will feature a variety ot vendors offering arts and C ICKE & A IE E EES crafts, homemade. foods and baked gotxis, and the Country S t h n A t 2 nd A t 4 r d ll■, tr l r ES ES IS 0 Kitchen, serving breakfast and lunch items including their t l n fr th t l nt r n th t. I ■,. p renown chowders Me rattle table. is the star attraction at the O E WA E 0 n rt th. l ll Cr St ppt r f h t r event, and them are some unusual ph/es featured this year. n n n nd h v nf r t n n n lv d r % O Following the fair, the lolv Name Sex iety will serve up their r nd r l h l p rt . Y n l l v n n n nr I h S t v l d th tt r r r n famous spaghetti dinner beginning at 4 p.m. during which time rrh d S t d & l d t p h l n n t v v . t r t pp r . r the narni,..s of the rattle winners u ill be. drawn. l d thr ll hl 'Tickets for the dinner are 58 for adults and ST, tor hi Id Y ld b l bl f r h r rd f p t $ ,000 f r (693) 964-8251 (little ones eat free) r t ,, are available. at the. door or b‘ nf r t n l d t n rr t nd nv t n. 226 O n lvd . ■If M n fr rt th & pt n calling Bob Rancourt at (603) 926-0710. r pr t n & nf r t n: t . h v .r n
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CACOA FREE ACI A tA v TV November 14, 2008 I Atlantic News I Page 1 SEA Sports G d Listings S 2SEA 8SEA Page 9 SEA p h r h tr r j t r th rt n n 20 r f p rf r n rt I EMO and provide educational (junior and senior) and resi- Hampshire Theatre Project; A A IC EWS S A W I E opportunities for budding dencies. All provide oppor- we incorporated it in 1988," Theatre Ha mpshire ew performers. tunities for actors of many she says. Project The organization grew levels to hone their skills, All along, she found that (NHPT) is over the years and under- perform on stage and be an she was interested in the- celebrating its 20th year of went "many different integral part of the NHTP atre "as a way of bringing bringing — in the words of incarnations," Aichele family of teaching artists, people together and build- Artistic Director and original says, adding that NHTP Since moving to WEST, ing community." And while co-founder Genevieve moved around to different NHTP has welcomed pro- she loves "all aspects of Aichele — "provocative and venues — "the Music Hal, fessional artists as well as theatre" (mime, voice, writ- different" theatre productions the Methodist Church, the new performers, including ing scripts) and has "always to the Seacoast area. McDonough Street The- "lots of new actors that have performed" (storytelling, And let there be no atre..." never worked with us [per- monologues, one-woman doubt: That's exactly the With all this mov- forming] in 'Celebration, — shows), Aichele admits that way she likes it — and so ing, continues Aichele, "it says Aichele, referring to "my great love is directing. do her actors and her aucli- became evident that if we their "joyful midwinter" That's what I do most." ences. .were going to grow, we production playing January With "Doubt," how- Indeed, "provoca- would have to find a space 9-25 that's "just fun, good ever, Aichele has handed tive and different" is cur- of our own." theatre." the director's chair over to rently onstage in the form Eventually, NHTP Of course, over the last Dev Luthra, because she of "Doubt: A Parable" by entered negotiations in 2000 20 years there has been col- is donning the habit and John Patrick Shanley, play- with the Portsmouth Naval laborations with "hundreds wimple of a Catholic nun ing November 14-30 at 959 Shipyard for a permanent of artists, and thousands of for her part in the tense and Islington Street in Ports- home. An agreement was artists — it's astounding to thought-provoking drama, mouth. Showtimes are Fri- put into play on August 26, me," says Aichele. which won both Tony and days and Saturdays at 8 2001. Then, ''three weeks Then there is the young- Obie Awards as well as the p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. later, 9-11 happened [and] er generation of actors Pulitzer Prize. The play, which por- the deal was off," recalls "who started out with us" It's all "fine, fine the- trays the struggle between Aichele. "That was a great either through a residency atre," and a working part of an older nun and a new blow. We were all very or class, who are "now per- Aichele's desire to strive for priest she suspects of abuse, discouraged. I wasn't sure forming with us, teaching excellence, both for herself is recommended for ages 12 what to do." for us." What makes her and for NHTP. and up. Discussions will be Dissolving the organiza- most proud, says Aichele, is "I want to challenge held after each Friday per- tion was beginning to look "this new generation who is myself; I want to grow," she formance, giving audience more like a sad reality, but interested in working in the says. "If I didn't ask it of members an opportunity to help came in the form of community" — a perfect fit myself, I can't ask it of my discuss their responses to Marguerite Matthews of for NHTP. [actors]." the play with director, actors Pontine Theatre, which had Theatre has always As far as the future is and guest panelists, been offered space on Isling- been a fitting vocation for concerned, NHTP will be General admission is $22, ton Street — a home that Aichele. offering workshops ("one and $15 for students and became West End Studio "I fell in love with the- with Shakespeare, one with Senior Citizens; to reserve Theatre (WEST). atre as a child," she says. building your synergy, one tickets call (603) 431-6644 "They were looking for "I've lived theatre my whole using theatre games for ext. 5, or e-mail reserva- another company to share life." team-building"), summer [email protected]. it with them," says Aichele. Aichele began develop- camp programs (including "Doubt" is the kick-off The answer was simple: ing her acting resume early, one for adults) and theatre production for the 2008-09 "We moved to WEST." playing Shakespeare games, classes for all ages. season, which promises to Observing that "we're in drafting plays and mak- All this, and a series of be quite the celebration as our fifth year there," Aichele ing her siblings act them live theatre productions the months go bv. says "it's been a wonder- out, and even producing a and events that audiences The curtains opened on fill experience, having that neighborhood carnival at will, no doubt, find to be NHTP in 1988 when it was home and being able to do a the age of 12. As a UNH col- "provocative and different" founded by a group of per- regular performance series lege student she designed — and entertaining besides. forming artists who wanted of professional produc- her own major, and went To find out more about to "do more than just tour," tions." from the Little Red Wagon New Hampshire Theatre says Aichele. Their goal was NUITP offers four core program to starting Kitchen Project's 20th anniversary to produce quality theatre programs: Classes, camps, Sink Productions in 1984. celebration and educational within the local community a youth repertory company "That grew into New opportunities, visit www. • 0. A, • • • ,„ • • • E E AI ME SAA welcomes artist for demo
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Scrooge, Marley, the Cratchits and u O S o oo a Ce ics S o s S o s Ce ics A aske a e e ugge s a os o Ce ics. Ce ics S o s ai ga e o oo . S o s the Fezziwigs as well as several ES oo a e So a o ame Co ege aske a Qui i iac a a o . i o i e So S o s U C Wi e ( S o s( ai Wo k ghosts as they help Dickens dis- C (4:00 e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e cover a story and the true meaning co C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey C C e o s i i g Ou (CC e ig i ea Ma Mo ey as Mo ey ( of Christmas. This tale also features u O WS Ame ica s ews Q S ecia e o (CC o e o e O ei y ac o a i y & Co mes O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y & Co es live holiday and Celtic music per- MS C a a (CC 600 a. A e. a a (CC ,Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow ocku : aw formed by guitar and fiddle duo EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig Ki ess ews g usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig I a e ig ews ( Mike Morris and Jane Grondin. us ou (200 CC (:4 . Ocea s i ee (200 Geo ge C oo ey. E ou E ou ea lime ue oo (CC The production features Hosker- A O (CM a y ee e A o Wm I. ee es (2006 ay C a asek a . m e Ma i ( Kea u ee es. a e s Se Bouley, Marian Marangelli, Dennis 6, MA a ,, S akes o a a e 2006 (CC Ca i om e e (CC I si e e (CC o e oo (CC Purdie, Kathy Horrigan, Mike Mor- SI S OW Sasoua c G g I si e e (CC eyo i A K A ommy C o g (CC Wee s ris, Meg Bialobrezski-Oolders, Jane „ OO iCo essa ,Cooki g Mi u e i Mi u e au a ome Goo Goo i e s i e s ea s o a e au a ome i e s i e s Grondin and Deb Coley. G I Wa s I Wa s o Se My My ouse o Se My es ea Es a e ouse ouse Ge So o Se o Se I M y es Carpe Diem Inc. is a theatrical A E ege u e s Wei a e s (CC U O O e I i ois I si e A ea (CC .G os A e u es G os A e u es Mos au e (CC I si e A ea (CC production company that for the last A&E Co Case i es Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC C imi a Mi s (CC .CSI: Miami (CC 15 years (three years under Vatican ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e ace: I i a o Su i o ma ( ime W ime W Ma e Ma e ace: i a o ia o e y Wi Mo e Ma e s ock oa ( S a ow o ce ( Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s Productions) has been committed to IS — a e ie e . Mo em Ma e s presenting timeless original theater. C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea W a o o Wea ea Sim e W a o o Wea Say Yes ess W a o o Wea Say Yes ess Founder and writer Hosker-Bou- AMC ?i C ose E cou e s o e i Ki ( , e i Ga I Co s a i e (200 ( Kea u ee es. (CC , esi e E i (2002 . Mi a o o Ic . a e ley is the former executive director M a e a a e a a e a a e a a e a S oi e s M S ecia W i e ackass ackass ackass of the Prescott Park Arts Festival. S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Sei e , I io e Wi a o O ( ( ( 0 . S ek (200 ( A (CC Sex A Se e He currently teaches theater in the . ,C a me (CC . aw c O e . aw & O e I . e Wi a o O ( ( O i(: A K ig s a e (200 ( ea e ge . (CC towns of Portsmouth, Hampton, E 0 Ce e i y eu s . o i ay Sou E ews ai y 0 a oy ie s us a s KM e Sou Sou . E ews ,C e sea C e sea e Sou York South Berwick and at the Gar- USA CIS " o e I " CIS " ece io " CIS " ea Case" i i e eak U (2006 i ce aug . e S a e Wi e ( ouse "A o e" (CC ouse " ece io " rison Players. 4_ ... _. I E wi e Swa (CC e a e a S i S i , S i S e a e a Sa i a ( ( i a i co i o . (CC Wi asie asie :4 2008 SEA ENTERTAINMENT Leddy Center presents Mary Gatchell in concert
S ECIA O E A A IC EWS Leddy Center's new home ing. The event will be catered as well as her own rock and EPPING I Leddy Center at 38 Ladd's Lane in Epping, by Café Nostimo of Ports- pop creations, she brings for the Performing Arts pres- where a grand premiere mouth. warmth and tenderness to ents Mary Gatchell with her reception will be held at 6 Smooth, honest, sweet, the hearts of her audiences. band from New York City p.m. prior to Mary's concert. lush, joyous, happy, vivacious Tickets to the reception performing in concert on Sat- Thom Krause, president and fun, Mary Gatchell's vel- are $10; tickets to the con- urday, November 15 at 7:30 of the Exeter Area Chamber vety voice and alluring charm cert are $16 ($11 for students). p.m. of Commerce, will be doing has a refreshing, unique style For more information or to This great concert will be the honors of cutting the rib- all her own. Singing beauti- reserve tickets visit www.led- the kick-off performance at bon at the new theater open- ful, timeless jazz standards, dycenter.org . Mary Gatchell SA U AY E E I G ENTERTAINMENT 08 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M, 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM , 2: 0 EATING PIE 'RULES' p2.4 ( : 0 C ll tb ll t An Ent rt n nt • W dd n Cr h r (200 , C d ( (: 48 ou s Mys (: ews ( (CC h I ,Commu (C S fl n d. ( v (CC n ht ( ( O n W l n. r r . (CC t r " r th n r l" si e ( i y AT LIBRARY EVENT WC ( : 0 C ll tb ll t An nd f th S r C ll tb ll t Ann n d. ( v ( (CC ( ( 2:0 p r t DOVER New Hampshire (A C n n d. ( v " r nn d n" (CC v (CC humorist and storyteller Rebecca Rule, WCS 6 (4:00 G lf K Ch t ( C Gr n 20 M Kn ht d r ( h Off S t rd ht v ( O (CC ( (:2 Sa u ay ig i e ( O author of "Live Free and Eat Pie: A (CC (CC ( C l n — . (CC M n z n . (CC (CC Storyteller's Guide to New Hamp- W (4:00 G lf K Ch l ( C A ll d Kn ht d r ( h Off S t rd ht v ( (CC ( (:2 Sa u ay ig i e ( shire," will share some stories on l — . (CC ( (CC (CC (CC (CC (CC ( C Wednesday, November 19 at 7 p.m. at S b d G nt r r t r br d WU I 2 r r p t : n O t r C l br nd n the Dover Public Library, located at 73 (U I d S n r Un v n d l M r I p t° Un v On Locust Street. WMU ( : 0 C ll tb ll t An ( Chr n l C ll tb ll t Ann n d. ( v ( (CC ( ( 2:0 nd o th (A C n n d. ( v (CC (CC S r ( (CC Rule's version of a "tourist guide" to New Hampshire includes how to WG I4 2 h h Old d M t rp C nt p r r K p n W t n h r (:40 Ch f (: 0 r "I A h r ntl n ( ( ( S r ( ( O t l "G d n r l" (CC ( S Up f r G d f bl Cr W r " l Old (CC ( S talk New Hampshire, why residents WE nn : C d h r n W l All Cr t r Gr t Ant d h K p n h r n t l Ad Op n All ( 2: Gl b r love pie, how the Granite State differs ( S In l Sh nd S ll (CC ( rt f Up f bl S rv d r d r r r (CC S from Vermont, how to dress like a W I•66 r nd n l Ev r lt lf t n l " t "S l t r " ( ( (CC l r nd S x nd t n native and much more. Her take on (CW M h G nd M n M n p " (CC (CC G th C t l the habits, characteristics and peculiar- WS K 8 h nt G r t K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r r ( , C d C rr . A t h M n d n d h t 0 h t 0 ities of New Hampshire is as unique as (I Q n Q n rt n f t t l n l r nn t t ll l . W C rv r (CC (CC Sh Sh New Hampshire itself. W U 2 d r d r M"A"S I A S M r d : d (200 , M t r hn M r d : S p r A (200 , M t r hn f d r M rr C r ll For more information about the r r (CC (CC rr tt , M rt b . r r . rr tt , M rt b . r r . M r lpl n ( A event, contact the library at (603) 743- C p A r M t ( (CC MA tv S r n W l Sp Wh d W 2 " v " M ( (CC S nf ld S p n C p ( 6050; for more about the book, call ( O (CC (CC (CC W nt d ht l . ( (CC n t n O t (207) 846-3344. M 0 Id l nd C ld C (CC r r r h Gr t Wh t p ( 6 CSI: Y (CC Ch t r ( d d VOLUNTEERS, DONATIONS NEEDED IS M nt n I M nt n S t f S t f jS t M nt n S t f M x K bl M v S d f S t t t IM nt n S v n d l AM (4 0 r. l ttl 2 r. l ttl (2006 hn A . (CC r. l ttl : l t th Ch f (2008 (CC r. t ( 8 Edd M rph . (CC r h r. r h r. FOR 'GIFT O GIVING' EVENT C rl C rl C rl ( C rl r p z p z I l l l 2 ICK SPon90, Isp0n• 44So HAMPTON FALLS Help is S t r S t r t l Or t l r t l r t l r S p r n: d (200 r t Ch n A n OO : needed for the first annual Gift of rd C b C b C b C b I A S M A S WA"S" : 0th Ann v r r n n A A S : G db r ll, A n A rd Giving event, scheduled for Christ- ES C ll tb ll S r S r (:4 C ll tb ll t Ann n d. ( v ( (:4 Sp rt C nt r (CC tb ll n l mas Eve, Thursday, December 24 ES 2 ASCA n t n d S n — rd 00. S r C ll tb ll t Ann n d. ( v ( (CC A r n from 3-7 p.m. and hosted by the ES C & St l & St l & St l M h d All: K n x n S r f r S r f r Butcher Shop and Fish Market in O S A nn : M t r C p t r t nt C lt A tb ll t n C lt t M l . C lt C ll tb ll Hampton Falls ES tb ll h zz r n t n r n t Y r n r . r n Sp rt h zz Sp rt O td r Shop owners Chad and Jen are C r W l t bb Inv t t n rr K n v . hl Inv t t n rr K n v currently seeking assistance from C C d d d l r l S z Or n S z Or n S n Or n S z Or n S z Or n the community to help with prepar- t r rn l lt G r ld t r u O WS O rn l lt W t h x ft ( Sp l r . Sp l r . G r ld ing, cooking and serving a warm MS C MS C v W tn t n t n W tn t n t n W tn t n t n Wt n t n Christmas Eve meal. Donations of EC ( ( Ev n n K ndn n r Ev n n ,Ev n n ( ( ( ( S o s S o s Ev n n d food items, as well as a function hall in which to hold the event, are O 2 r rb t (200 Edd M rph . (: Alv n nd th Ch p n (200 G rv ( x n ff v . r n l r. I needed. MA ( :40 Gl d t r (2000 t n l p. Chr t n ll M n (2000 K v n n. (CC Al n v . r d t r: n S x S x 0 The donation list includes tur- 2 S OW (: h Ab nd n d (2006 ( I . In d th (CC xt r (CC l d nd Ch l t (200 Sn p d f rr r ( 2: r th rh d keys, ham, baked beans, potatoes, I o C e Ame ica a ksg i g OO I o C e Ame ica C e e o ec au a s a y ac ae ay a ksg i g e Sec e i e O green beans, cream of mushroom t C l r o Se ese G C l r t G t S ld M M S ll IDeserv C l r i i e ouse ouse soup, fried onion toppers, rolls, des- Wo oke ou A E e o i es uck S o s Wo oke ou Wo oke ou sert items, butter, cream, dispos- A&E ,(4:00 Op n n (200 ( CSI: Miami (CC I h Andr d S ai (2008 ( nj n r tt, Er M C r . (CC A ome a S ai able baking pans, paper goods, and DISC M th t r ( rt b ( e e Ma s. Wi (CC . Ma s. Wi (CC Ma s. Wi (CC Ma e Ma e Ma s. Wi (CC gifts. IS e A ic is i ica o ecy. (CC Mo e Ma e s e Co s i acies: ac o ic io e U i e se e o ma io o ga a ies. Co s i acies What's also urgently needed to C l p l p o & Ka e us 8 i e i e Ki s Ki s o e y a e a i g S aces ( Ki s Ki s o e y a e put on this holiday meal is a staff .( : 0 S e a oa o o ( ( o Way e. " e Go a e ( 2, C ime ama Ma o a °, A aci o. (CC Go a e 2 of volunteers to help Chad and Jon, AMC _._ M 0 Ce Mo ey 0 Ce Mo ey ue i e ue i e ue i e ock a a e , 0 Ce Mo ey a is i o who ‘yould love for this to he the a k AO .• Shr (200 ( A (CC IGrIn h Engvall E g a i . h W z rd f Oz ( ( (: 0 . r t ( 48 ( tirst ot many Christmas Eve din- TBS S , Sa e e as a ce (200 ( ners to come. Eor more information TNT (4:00 h n n n,( 6 " Wh t W nW W nt (2000 ( M l G b n. th d (2006, M l (CC E' d fr nd b nd K ll E ( G n t l: Sh n A t f l n S t rd ht v e Sou C e sea Kee U Kee U about making a donation, volun- aw O e : CI aw & Order: SVU USA (4: 0 S t Al b (2002 r Al ht (200 G rr . h r rd Up (2006 n hn. teering or providing a function hall, , & n S n C t . ld n h Oth r W r ( 008 h l ..K (2004 hn t .. M d ( I Wo lO l r call Chad at (603) 929-7427. , LIFE • .: 2008 C Ge You A O i e... u ick u e o A You oca a Commu i y ews E E Y WEEK AS A I E E O O GE EA A OU S ECIA SEC IO SUC AS: • E e ai me ea & We ess, ome & Ga e • E e s & Ac i i ies SAU oices, i a & Mo e • oca usi esses & esi e s o A e ise I e I e e e oice o e .Seacoas ,Ca e .A A IC EWS a 60 26 4 E E AI ME SU AY E E I G 6 08 AU O O ISI I A Y M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 (4:00 oo a Sa iego C a ge s a 60 Mi u es ( ( e Ama i g ace Co Case " i e e U i "I o e , SEABROOK I Seabrook Public i s u g S ee e s. ( i e ( (CC (CC ( (CC ea " ( (CC a wo" ( (CC Library, located at 25 Liberty Lane, ( :4 ASCA aci g S i Cu — o 400. om omes ea es e a e ouse (:0 o e s & Sis (:4 ege o e will welcome former New Hamp- Miami S ee way i omes ea , a. (U e ( wi es "Ci y o i e" e s ( ( Seeke "My mi o " ews ( oo a ig i shire Poet Laureate Marie Harris on (CC Ame ica (CC Wednesday, November 19 at 3 p.m. W ews ( oo a ig i to read from her books "'G' is for C (CC Ame ica (CC Granite" and "Primary Numbers." WU I 2 o icie o U i isió Harris will involve first and sec- WMU ond graders in a lively and inter- A C active storytime using the New WG 2 Hampshire numbers book. She will S also engage older students in a con- WE S versation about writing, the making of a state alphabet book, the inside scoop on getting books into print, WS K 8 and the surprising adventures of a I W U 2 traveling poet. A For more information or to sign W 2 up for this program, call the Sea- O brook Public Library at (603) 474- I o ewi 2044. S t% i e = = = Mo a a Mo a a • e i ie McGui e Mo ie Sui e i e Mo a a So a e e o e ook (2004 ya Gos i g, ac e McA ams. (CC e o e ook (2004 ya Gos i g, ac e McA am& (CC . Os ee LEDDY CENTER TO OW AUDMONS Sc oo ake Wa y ackso gO( oey 0 ome Im o e o e ami y ami y ome Im EPPING I Elaine Gatchell has Moe Kicki g & Sc ee i g (20 emie e. S a Sa u am. Guy Ame am. Guy C icke C icke C icke Gu smoke (CC Gu smoke "A e " G i i G i i " MAS" : Goo ye, a ewe , Ame ( 6 A a Ai a. M•A•S M A S 8 A SII 4 A S announced that open auditions for Leddy Center's 2009 season opener Se ies o oke Co ege Ga e ay S o sCe e ( i e ( Co ege oo a i e ( (CC S o sCe e ( i e ( S o sC ES 2 Wome s Co ege aske a A ag aci g: Au o C u o Sou e Ca i . i a s ASCA ow 200 Wo Se ies o oke "Arsenic and Old Lace," will be 0 ES C o i g o i g o i g • ecessa y oug ess (CC • ecessa y oug ess (CC o i g i gsi e (CC a. held on Saturday, November 22 by co O S Wo oke Ai aci g ( es am 0 CS oug Wo oke CS ack C u W .com USA aci g appointment at the theatre's current ES ockey IC iIs 2006 e So a o ame Ce emo y Ou oo s Ou oo s U C Wi e S o s e So S o s Ai S a s ai ouses location on Main Street in Epping. C ews oom ou o s ews oom I es iga io s a y Ki g i e . ug iey ews I es iga io s a y Ki g i e Playing March 27-29 and April 1, C C mag ai i e ouses ia e es Wa S ui i g u u e Sa i g GM os i u io We Ma : Ame ica s Mos owe u Co. 3-5 "Arsenic and Old Lace will be O WS E ec io O o ews Su ay o e o ( ucka ee ( a y s Ame ica Ge a o a a ge ucka ee ( e Eye ( presented at Leddy Center's beau- IS C MS C ews U e Mee e ess ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y E e i g tiful new theater home on Ladd's EC ews ( ews ( E e i g CI I ook E e i g E e i g ews ( ews ( ews ( ews ( E e i g ai Lane in Epping. E 0 A i a e C i mu ks ai s ay (200 o i o a. (CC 24 ue oo ( (CC E ou Summe i e ue oo (CC 24 MA A mos amous (: ai (2000 amie o & (CC (: • A ie s s. e a o : equiem es e a o ( Se Games Ca cu E O To make an audition appoint- 0 (CC 2 S OW :4 • y oys (: • Sc oo o Scou e s (2006 o e oo ( oe .e ( (CC Ca i om Cai om e e (CC o e oo (CC ment, call Leddy Center at (603) 679- C e e o ec Cakes Cakes C a e ge ( Mome s I o C e Ame ica ( C e e o ec i e i e Mome s i o C e 2781, during office hours of Monday c OO G o e y MY o Se esc y ese ouse ouse o e y i s t r ouse ese ese 0 from 3-5 p.m., Tuesday through A E A aska. A c ic A aska Wi (CC a Wo e s a i Wo e s U ouc e Ame ica U ouc e Ame ica a Wo e s Thursday from 5:30-7:30 p.m., and A&E CSI: Miami (CC e C ea e ( CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC Friday from 1-5 p.m. E ISC i y o s ( Comma m s Comma m s K: i si e S o m C ase s ( Comma m s Comma m s Leddy Center is a 501c3 non- c .c IS e ai ( (CC Ga g a ( Ga g a ( U e wo e U i e se (CC E eme ai s Ga g a ( . . profit New Hampshire Arts and C i e i e i e Ut 62 Woma a o Mom ( a o a ( o i e o e a o Mom a o a Education Organization. For more AMC (4:00 •• e Go a e ( 2 Ma io a o. (CC •• e Go a e , a ( 4, C ime ama A ee e: , o e u a , ia e Kea o . (CC Usua information visit www.leddycenter. M e o Mo e e o Mo e e o Mo e I i a e S ecia (CC S ea s i eo i a e S ecia (i Se ies i a e Ma i a • ack os ( 8 Mic ae Kea o —AMU •I e Wi a o O ( (M (: 0 o e Wi a o O ( u y Ga a . ook _....] org . , S 4 . Some i g s • ake e ea (2006 ( (CC • ai u e o au c (2006 (CC ai u e o au c (2006 ( (CC •A o ike o e 0 S Mome s 0 S Mome s E ews ( a oy ie s Kimo a .Gi s Gi s Kimo a e Sou C e sea Gi s Kimo a I A Y OG AM .i.I E ,— SA Mo k ( (CC • e eak U (2006 i ce aug . ouse ( O ouse ( O ouse " ami y" e S a e Wi e Ame ica We i g A OCEA O I O IIEU E o My i e (2006 Me e i Mo oe. (CC i i g Wi e E emy (200 ( e wo M . Kisse s (200 o S a os. G ey s A a omy Wi e Swa (CC RYE I The Friends of the Rye Pub- lic Library Speaker Series will feature a program entitled "The Great Bay: Where the Rivers Meet the Sea." This S aig ea es a e a k i a event is free and open to the public, o so s aig wo . and refreshments will be served. CIIMILINE Presented by Steve Miller, pro- M ll O E AM O S gram coordinator at the Great Bay A , C S, C I 4 0 Licensed in ME & National Estuarine Research Reserve An n t • rd in Stratham, the program is sched- IA C uled for Thursday, November 20 at Coa to Coast Properties 2 222 p.m. 0 M • tt t 0 00 In : 0 0 82 tt n n h n Cr " The library is located at 581 Wash- I ME: 20 4 88 ington Road in Rye. For more infor- ime a k im.com am o sC ime Ine(a Y a oo.com www. a k2 i .com mation, call (603) 964-8401 or visit www.ryepubliclibrary.org .
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08 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 SHARE THE NUTCRACKER' Wg 4 ews ( (CC ews ( E e i g e I E e ai ig a g ow I Me wo a Wo s CSI: Miami ( ( O ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e rn A E NEW ENaAND (C S (CC ews a e ( me eo y Me Week ( (CC (CC i e e ma ( S ow WC ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W i si e C o ic e a ci g Wi e S a s ( i e Sama a (:02 os o ega ews ( (: ( 206 immy Kim PORTSMOUTH I Ballet New (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC ( (CC W o "Ki , a y, Ki " ( (CC Ig i e me U e (CC England (BNE) is celebrating its 20th a e ig WCS 6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o C uck "C uck e e oes I s Coi i g" My O m Wo s E ews ( e o ig S ow anniversary season of presenting its (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea sus e a a y" ( ( e eY ( • ( (CC) Wi ay e o ( ( C signature production of "An 1836 W ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( C uck "C uck e e oes "I s Comi g" My Ow Wo s E Wm, ( e o ig S ow a e ig ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC sus e a a y" ( ( emy ( ( O (CC Wi ay e o ( Portsmouth Nutcracker." A number WU I 2 ime im ac o o icias o icie o Que i a E emiga Cui a o co e uego e a Sa g e C is i a as os o icias o Ic e o a o a e a isa of related events and performances (U I U i isiO U i isi A ge i u es. U i isiO U i isiO are planned throughout the region Sama a (:02 os o ega ews ( (: ( 206 immy Kim WMU ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W E e ai C o ic e a ci g Wi e S a s ( i e to celebrate this commemorative (A C (CC (CC (CC ews me ( (CC W o "Ki , a y, Ki " ( (CC ig i e me i e (CC WG 2 Wo Gi e o e ews ou Wi G ea e C o i A iques oa s ow Ame ica E e ie ce "Oswa s ea y C a ie ose ( G ea e . a is milestone. ( S u im e e ( (CC os o c es (CC G os " ( igi a (CC os o Smi ey 'On Sunday, November 30, from 2- WE Cu ious CI IOU Ou usi ess e ews oU Wi Mo a c y: e oya ami y a Wo k " e e Wi so s: A Sou s age "S e ie Aus i Ci y imi s 4 p.m., the annual "Nutcracker Tea" S a e isi " (CC oya y as y icks" (CC ( ( (CC _ S Geo ge Geo ge ook (CC o . im e e ( (CC will be held at the Wentworth by W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y wo a wo a Gossi Gi ( ( O e ee i ( ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y (CW i g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me (CC ( (CC e Ci y aymo aymo the Sea Hotel in New Castle. Spon- WS K 8 Ki g o a 0s Ki g o ea o W ee o . i ( (CC W a 08 asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & sored by the Wentworth, this popu- (I Gow S ow Quee s o ea o u e ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a lar holiday family tradition features W U 2 Sie e S e e M . Coo M . Coo ami y ami y os o ega CIS " o o Co e" CIS "U e Co ai o ai o ai o ai o a menu of various hot entrees, party ( A a ey a ey e e eu eu " eas i S ow" (CC e s" (CC g am g am g am g am favors, the opportunity to meet cos- W 2 ews ( ews ( ( Ma co m Sei e Sim so s Sa a Co o iso eak "Quie ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi . (CC C o ic es io " ( (CC (CC (CC e i tumed Nutcracker characters, and a C ea e s E O ai ai Ay 0 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie wi ig I wi ig Magic s Sec e s u k 0s 15-minute mini performance featur- So a e IS : e ace A e e e,C Sei e i e „ u s i e Sui e i e Mo a a i e Is u (200 ( O i e e SU e, Mo a a ing excerpts from "The Nutcracker." "Wi a ( Q (CC e 00 C u (CC W ose W ose go AM Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e Sa a a y (2008 e y McCa y. (CC o i ay ome I (200 The cost is $40 for adults and $30 for ome Im Q ICK ake ake oey 0 ake o ge2 4 00 C iq im ome im o e o e ami y ami y ome Im children; reservations can be made , o y (6 6 6kW o a a am. Guy am, Guy C icke OO o y o y C ow ee o eq o y by calling BNE at (603) 430-9309. ea e ea e G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y ECos y Cos y Cos y ock ock CSI: C ime Sc CSI: C ime Sc A Performances of "An 1836 Ports- oo a C e e a ow s a u a o ( i e ( IS o sC Co ege aske a ES o i e u S o sCe e Mo ay ig Cou ow mouth Nutcracker" will be present- ASCA ow (CC o i e — —i Co ege aske a : I Seaso i O 200 Wo Se ies o oke E k ( S o sCe e (CC ES 2 ed on Saturday, Decembeit at 4 o ES C Co ege aske a Co ege aske a : 2004 uke a U C Co ege aske a Co ege aske a : 2008 CAA i a AWA W es i g • O S Ai aci g K ock S o s S o s I ocus Wo oke Ai ace S o s S oi s S o s Ai ace i a p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Noble'-E1ig11.,,, ES e u I i o i e u e So o e So 2008 e So a o ame Ce emo y S o s o S o s Ou oo s ai ai School in North Berwick, , and C (4:00 e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g U e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g U e Thursday through Saturday, Decem- as Mo ey ( co C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey C C e o s ea o o ea e ig I ea Ma Mo ey ber 11-13 at the Music Hall in Ports- O WS Ame ica s ews Q S ecia e o (CC o e o e O ei y ac o a i y & Coi ies O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y & Co mes mouth. Under the artistic direction ugggc a a (CC W i e ouse a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC of Barbara Pontecorvo, this year's I i e e ai g ICE ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews (CC EC ews ay i e,. ig usi ess ig production will feature 80 audi- U e 24 a ica Co . ca O •C ie eac io (: , Coo as Ice ( a i a ice. (CC ea ime •2 esses (2008 Ka e i e e g . tioned students, local guest artists, C a ie s A ge s (2000 (: 8 • A e ec Mu e ( 8 (CC A ie s s. e a o : equiem (:40 Wi c es o eas wick 2 MA (4:4 • 28 ays (2000 (CC and Ballet New England's resident M S OW Sea nn . e ay I e s ( 6 e i ious (200 S e e uscemi. (CC e e (CC Ca i om Ca i om o e oo (CC e e (CC professional company. Tickets for > Co essa au a Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo Goo a ksgi i g i e s i e s Goo U w a a ksgi i g C OO the Noble High School performanc- CO G I Wa s I Wa s o Se My • I ouse o Se Cu Ama i g o e ia ouse ouse uy Me eyo o Se Cu 0 A E A o y ou ai A o y ou ai A o y ou ai A o y ou ai i a e oo s A o y ou a A o y ou ai A o y ou ai es are $20 for adults, $15 for Senior Citizens, and $12 for children ages c A&E Co Case i es Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC I e e io ( I e e io ( e i s 48 (CC e i s 48 ( I e e io ( ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas is is Ma e e e E eme o ies ( E eme o ies ( Ma e Ma e e e 3-12, and can be purchased at the •c IS os Wo s ( i e a ook Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s Ei s ei ( ( (CC Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s door or in advance by calling BNE U — C o & Ka e us 8 W a o o Wea i e I i e i e I i e o & Ka e us n , wi s i e i e o & Ka e us 8 at (603) 430-9309. Group rates are AMC ( : 0 •• e Go a e , a ( 4 A ack . (CC •• e as Samu ai (200 ( om C uise. (CC (: Si e a o ( 8 Ke i K i e. available. The Music Hall perfor- M E i e (CC 0 Ce Mo ey a is i o a is i o Swee 6 e i s e i s i s Swee 6 e i s i s Swee 6 mances will be at 7 p.m. all three S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei ei Sei e am. Guy em. Guy am. Guy am. Guy ame ame E g a E g a Se & Se & evenings, with a 2 p.m. performance Wi ou a ace t C a me (CC aw & O e aw & O e aw & O e aw & O e o es (CC e C ose ( on Saturday. E S ecia S ecia C e sea E ews I ai y 0 E S ecia E S ecia E S ecia E ews C e sea ai y 0 iS ecia E This season will also mark the USA CIS ( CIS ( O CIS ( ouse " o e e " WE Mo ay ig aw ( i e ( aw O e : C aw O e : C U E Wi e Swa (CC e a e a S i S ISM S I e a e a e wo M . Kis:se s (2008 o S amos. Wi Wi asie asie I return of BNE's popular abbrevi- ated version, "Nutcracker: In A Nut- shell," suitable for younger children and their families. A public perfor- mance is scheduled for Saturday, b r 13 at 10 a.m. at the Music Hall. Tickets for all Music Hall per- formances may be purchased by l r t tl=0 calling the box office at (603) 436- C t r rv f r t nd . f r t j 2400 or by visiting www.themosi- r t bM lf l SS l pl pp p r„ l t chall.org . icyc e o s For additional information b t l O tl t r nn n 4 f e e y nth th and other events, call Ballet 990 Lafayette Rd, Portsmouth, NH Ca io ay e a e ise New England at (60 4 0 0 r F 4 30am • 5•30prn • S t. 0 prn • S n. 0 rn • 4prn l Executive Director, Martha 60 4 6 24 icyc e o s.com 60 . 264 Lemire at Martha.balletneweng- .f1P Of IS. [email protected] . e woo I Eas Ki gs o I E e e G ee a I am o I a o eac am o a s Ke si g o ew :C is o am o ye ye eac Sea ook Sou am o S a a • Portsmouth Newington ew Cas e
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Lisa Bean and Sarah Crop- farm's "Apple Lady" told keeper's veil, Booth dispelled and worker bees, whose sole per, first grade teachers at her eager audience about the some common myths about interest is making honey. The Sacred Heart School (SHS) life cycle of trees, especially honeybees. For example, students were fascinated to in Hampton, both recognize about the important role of when bees swarm, they aren't learn that the queen bee lays the fall field trip as valuable honeybees in pollinating the out to harm people. Instead, 1,500 eggs a day, leaves the EE E UCA E — S S f r t r d r ( b v r h f r th teaching time and this year trees to produce good apple it means something has hap- hive only once, and lives for l r n b n th nd f h n b br ht n took the annual event a step crops. pened to the bees' hive, so up to six years in the dark b p r f th Y r, W nd th: (b l th, h th t d nt f th t l f h r tr d d r n h r further. Upon their return to the they surround the queen bee hive. Booth passed around pr nt t n n h n b . Early in the school year, classroom, SHS teachers kept to keep her warm as they look a wooden frame coated in — Atl nt C rt h t SHS first graders learned up the momentum I , inviting for a new home. beeswax so the children could about apples, trees and NH's 2008 Beekeeper of the The children, familiar with smell and touch the by-prod- Year, Wendy Booth, to visit Winnie the Pooh, were sur- uct of the bees' work. Booth's lessons on honey- bees include discussing the i gi g i e recent emergence of "colony collapse disorder" which is I o e 2 we ie f n.h. responsible for the near-dis- appearance of these valuable insects. While the disorder has left few wild honeybees in the area, Booth explained that beekeepers have a crucial role in helping colonies survive so that bees can continue their critical pollination process. By bringing the bees to class- relayed about times they were strations pique students' rooms, Booth hopes to pass stung by bees. interest and expand their on her love of beekeeping to Next, Booth invited the understanding of honeybees, inspire a new generation of first graders to sample some especially their importance beekeepers. honey, try on the beekeeper's to local ecosystems. Booth's enthusiasm for veil, and look for the queen "We are always looking honeybees was evident as bee among the thousands of for opportunities to connect she answered students' ques- bees she brought with her our classroom work with real tions, such as "Do bees have a from her home colony. The world examples to enrich favorite flower?" (no, but pol- children eagerly crowded students' learning experi- len from spring flowers and around the enclosed wooden ence," said Bean. "Wendy's fall flowers produce different frame, training a flashlight presentation dovetailed flavors in honey), and "What on the bees as they searched beautifully with our les- do bees do with the wax they for the large queen bee. They sons on plant lifecycles and are born in?" (they re-use it). successfully located her and insects. She really brought She also patiently listened even saw her laying an egg. these subjects to life for the to all the stories the children Booth's hands-on demon- students."
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I 0 0 A A h r ll Er f pt n E 8 8 26 oldest Congregational Soci- A AE A 8 Y O M. O MA , ety in New Hampshire. I 0 A A CO I U I G W I E "Today we 0 EA a 0 A It was May 19, assemble again to celebrate O I A 1897 at 10:30 in the morn- the most important of all 0 8 ing in Hampton, when the events in the town's his- A A A first spike was driven for tory, the commencement of 8p 8 0 8 the Electric Railway which this town's connection with A 0 A was to be in operation for 29 Exeter, the shire town of the IC 0 A A years before complete aban- county. E A A 0 0 0 donment in 1926. "Hampton was A A A The trolley line, at settled by Stephen Bachiler ✓ S 8 8 A A first called the Exeter Street in 1638, and Exeter by John 0 EA A A 0 Railway, later to become Wheelwright in the same • E O A E consolidated into the Exeter, year. At that time, the only C E 0 8 Hampton & Amesbury Street way between Exeter and A O C E Railway Company (common- Hampton was the Indian first rail and spike took place Town Hall for the erection ly referred to as the "EH&A" trail, the same route that this I GS G EE on May 19, 1897, on Win- of a town church.(Ed.: This at the time), connected the road of steel now passes. naciumet Road at "Whit- was the fifth meeting house, A GAE G ASS MOU AI towns of Exeter and Hamp- now becomes tier Junction" just easterly later became the Town Hall "It US ES OUSES EW ton with the famous Hamp- my pleasure, at the request of the Galley Hatch Restau- which burned on March 19, CA S EA ES A S ton Beach. It was completed of the Exeter Street Railway rant. Driving the first spike 1949 and was never rebuilt.) on July 3, 1897. officials, to drive the first C A K OA S E EC AU S S AM OCKS was Judge Charles M. Lam- "Eighty-two years This line gave "the spike on this road, which I C O E S MA KE S S U S prey, on which occasion he ago this month, the people inhabitants of these and do, wishing more prosper- C AYO S MO EY S EMS addressed the assembled again assembled at this the surrounding towns, as ity than ever for Exeter and E I SIG S MOSS EES crowd of the two towns of noted corner, which had well as visitors, a quick and Hampton, which the steel Exeter and Hampton, and been a wayside inn for over pleasant access by well-built, rails will soon connect." said in substance: 100 years, for the raising of A A IC EWS open and closed cars, to one A section of this "This is one of the present hotel. (Ed.: He C OSSWO U E of the most beautiful seaside trolley rail and spikes are on the most important events was referring to the Hotel resorts on the entire Atlan- permanent display at the in the history of Hampton. Whittier, built in 1817 and tic coast, at a very moder- Tuck Memorial Museum at MEM MEM MUM One hundred years ago this burned January 12, 1917; ate cost." (— The Hamptons 40 Park Avenue, Hampton, MIME MEM ME= present week, the people of cause: "rats and matches.") Union — 1899) Hampton assembled on the Fifty-four years ago the in a section called, "The Trol- MIME MEM =ME The laying of the ley Era of Hampton 1897 spot where now stands the present month, on the spot MEM MEM where the present Congre- - 1926." Many other relics from the trolley era are also gationAI Church Stands, the MEM= EMME on display in the museum. EM• M•• M•• ht h n r n th church was raised for the M= MEM •= Gr n t St t E• U M•••M S ECIA O E A A IC EWS participate in this food drive •E EM M•••• HAMPTON I Help fight may bring donations of non- hunger in the Granite State perishable canned goods to I M•M MEM by donating to the New Tobey & Merrill Insurance MIME MEM MIME Hampshire Food Bank Food Agency, located at 20 High ME= MEM MIME Drive, taking place now Street in Hampton. For more through Wednesday, Decem- information contact Tamie •= MEM M•E ber 17. Rhodes at (603) 926-7665 or AC OSS 8 Ind v d W nt n fr nt Those who would like to (603) 601-1006. M rr 40 " h r p" 2 nn p Wh rlp l b th 4 S t r t d 22 n nt 8 " Unt l r " 42 h r ff x 2 " h M n Wh SU OKU U E 2 " h S nd 4 pl d W n t " bbl " l l 24 "Kn ht " ll t 46 M r l t v 26 G t p 4 " n l n 48 " h r th 2 A t r v d 4 S ht" r " rt t , , USA n t r 2 A t r A t n 28 "G t " 0 M r pl n t 2 , 8 " t " Sp t 6 ndl r 4 200 E "A r G t l nt," . . M tr n f l . 8 2 4 M l r nd r S r dd Mr. Az r 8 " l A " 6 t r p 6 Gr f 20 Mr. lbr A t r n " v " 8 22 K n v OW 200 O r f l , " K n " G p nn r f r t 2 " lv " 6 2 SEC t A tr 2 Ch f l " A r " 40 M r 0 " r ll" 4 A t r ff 4 " W dn d " 48 Ed W rd n 44 M . h p n . . , 2 t n l nd nt 4 hn G d n 284 t 6 r h " n t A t r Q nn n " nn " 4 A t rM K 2 % O 4 Ord r 4 S n r 8 Ah b b 2 5 4 A tr Gr t h r r t rd nl 2006 v . n S td r d . n "W M r h ll" r bl n
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I IM At Hampton Academy, Flight 11, which terrorists " e e a s ay is a e y front of the Global War headlines) e said. "Today A A IC EWS S A WIU E a student-hosted Veterans' flew into the World Trade s ecia o i ay. I o o s me on Terror Memorial on the we honor the men and (Editor's Note: Quo a Day assembly organized by Center) and his eventual a wome w o a e e ei grounds of the Post's Legion women who have selflessly io s om "W a e e a s teacher Christina Hamilton enlistment in the Air Force. omes, ei ami ies, us o Hall on High Street. Hamp- 'bailed' all of us out over the ay Mea s o Me" essays, included a reading of "The In addition, a special "Trib- gi e us, e eo e o Ame ica, ton Academy student Elaine course of our nation's his- w i e y Ma s o Sc oo History of Veterans' Day" ute to a Hero" was paid e c a ce o e ee." Weatherby sang the Nation- tory. Their parachutes cer- s u e s, a ea i i a ics. and a PowerPoint presenta- to US Army Veteran John Marston students also al Anthem, and her uncle, tainly weren't golden, and HAMPTON I In what tion of "Home: America the Holman, past Chaplain of sang an "Armed Forces Mark Weatherby played you can't put a dollar value has long been an annual Beautiful." American Legion Post #35 and a Hampton Medley," during which "Taps." Color guards from on their personal sacrifices: Seacoast area tradition, Post #35 Commander Ralph Academy alumnus. A stand- Veterans stood up for the Post #35, the Boy Scouts and They accepted the conse- local Veterans were honored Fatello addressed the audi- ing ovation followed this selection representing their the MIROTC program at quences of their actions, and for their military service at ence, recalling a story shared presentation, which includ- particular branch of military Winnacunnet High School they did so without corn- a number of Veterans Day by Sen. John McCain dur- ed different photographs service. Guest speaker, Com- joined first responders and plaint." events held on Monday and ing the recent presidential of Holman throughout the mander Fatello presented a community members in "So o is e e a s ay Tuesday of this week. campaign about his experi- years, flashed upon a screen certificate to recent Troops honoring the Veterans that a e e y e e a s ay o Schools, towns and ences as a POW, and telling while the hymn "Amazing to Teachers award winner, gathered with them. come, I wi a g my Ame i organizations conducted how Sen. Barack Obama's Grace" played. Marston SPED teacher Judy " e e a s a e e y s ecia ca _ ag a sa u e a o my ceremonies which recalled grandfather served under " e e a s isk ei i es Sullivan. They both led the eo e w o a e se e i wa s e oes o e U i e S a es o Veterans' sacrificial service Gen. George Patton during o o ec ou cou y. ey entire assembly in the tra- i e as a e ese . Ame ica." to the United States, as well World War II. a e e cou age o go ou a ditional chant, "USA! USA! I ee a e e a s ee o "As we honor our Vet- as their courage and com- " e e e a s oug o ig o e U i e S a es o USA!" e o o e es cia y o a erans on this special day," mitment to keeping Amer- kee us sa e om eo e w o Ame ica. Wi ou em ou " e e e a s a e w a kee ey a e o e. We ee o said Major Petruzziello, "let ica free while serving in wa e o a m us o ake g ea cou y wou e ike Ame ica a i e. So o us emem e a a e e a s a e us hope and pray that every the Army, Air Force, Navy, away our ig s as Ame ica s. i is ow." o o e couc a wa c im o a ecause o e sac American takes a moment Marines, and Coast Guard. I am ou o e a Ame ica At Marston School, local . Ge ou e e a ce e a e i ices ey a e ma e o ig to reflect on the gift of free- Color guards, special pre- a o a e a e so ie s i Veterans joined grade 3- o Ame ica soi . ese me o ou cou y." dom that we as Americans sentations, tributes, musi- is wa . I am ou o ou 5 students in reciting the a wome a e e oes. o o Keynote speaker, Major enjoy each and every c9,y, cal selections and keynove so ie s o kee i g me a my Pledge of Allegiance, and em, ease." Michael Petruzziello gave and remember that it is the speakers reflected the honor ami y sa e." the singing of the National Veterans' Day obser- a patriotic and heartfelt service and sacrifices of our— bestowed upon the guests Hampton Academy's Anthem and "America" vances continued on Tues- speech, offering his grati- Veterans that earned that of honor. School Resource Officer at an assembly held in the day morning, when Post tude to Post #35 for keep- freedom." "I o e Ame ica, u i i Alex Reno shared about his gymnasium. The program, #35 conducted the tradition- ing local Veterans in the "We wi a ways emem e a o ee o e e a s a "exploding pride for Amer- organized by music teach- al four-town ceremonies, forefront and peppering e s ecia eo e w o se e e me a wome w o use ica" in the wake of 9-11, the er Gus Carlson, featured beginning at the Marine his remarks with references ou cou y. ey o u ee o o e, a a e, i e mi i a y, impact made by his interac- the top entries in an essay Memorial statue at Hamp- to recent current events: sa e e U i e S a es. ey Ame ica wou o a y o tion with the family of Tom contest for which students ton Beach and continuing "Recently, 'bailouts' and ig o Ame ica ecause ey e e e. e e a s ay is o MacGinness (who was a co- shared "What Veterans' Day on to Hampton Falls, North 'rescue packages' have been o e ou ama i g cou y, a some o i ay a we ce e a e pilot on American Airlines Means to Me." Hampton and Hampton, in the forefront of our news I wou ike o a k em." o e eck o i ."
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A KS O E E Y I G and hard-working Congress- While many of you may the voters of Exeter, North hearts, and the prodigious Kepner, Chris Nevins, Renny woman will be in Washington feel disappointed at the out- Hampton and Statham for commitment of your time Cushing and Rusty Bridle for To the Editor to make sure that the middle come of this election, the high returning Democratic incum- and energy. running successful state rep Were you on the Stratham and working class people turnout at the polls showed bents Judy Day, John Henson We pledge to work hard campaigns. They will work for Carol, or the Statham in New Hampshire have a true citizen commitment to and Trinka Russell to the New for you, our constituents, for Hampton and our state Town Democratic Committee strong voice. our democratic principles. lam Hampshire House, and elect- come January, on our various email and phone lists of vol- with energy and enthusiasm. Barbara Broderick encouraged to what the future ing Joe Russell and Donna committees and as bills come I wish them the best. unteers this past year? If you Barbara Brockelman holds. There are independent Schlachrnan to join them. forward. Please continue to I would also like to thank were, thank you. Co-coordinators leaders in our community who We also look forward to contact us with your con- all the people who helped Thank you for volunteer- Statham for Carol 2008 will continue to strive for those working with the three Dis- cerns. We are here to serve and supported my campaign ing your time, showing up for Statham ideals that we believe in. trict #13 Republican Repre- you. with vigor and hard work. visibilities, offering your home I congratulate the newly sentatives, Matt Quant and Judy Day, John Henson, We were not successful, for a house party, writing post I E E elected state representatives, Doug and Stella Scanunan. Joe Russell, Trinka Russell, but it was a great experi- cards, stuffing and labeling To the Editor both Republicans and Dem- Deepest thanks go out to and Donna Schlachman ence and I learned a lot from letters, canvassing, putting up I want to thank the people ocrats. I hope through their all of you who hosted, held Democratic Representa- the Hampton voters. We are yard signs, and for donating of North Hampton, Stratham leadership they will provide signs, handed out fliers and tives very fortunate to be a great to the Carol Shea-Porter for and Exeter who championed the citizens of New Hampshire supported us in so many District #13 town full of good and hard Congress campaign. my race to run for state rep- the life, liberties, and happi- other countless ways, in the Rockingham County working citizens. It was my With your help, Stratham resentative. I want to thank ness that they deserve. three communities, through- pleasure to have traveled voted to send Carol Shea- my family for their encour- Corinne Armstrong out a very long campaign. this road. Porter back to Congress by agement. I am indebted to all Exeter Each of us, including fel- CO G A U A IO S Thank you, and. I, will almost doubling the margin for your hard work doing lit low candidates Frank Hef- continue to work hard for that she won by in town in the A G A I U E drops, phone calls, writings, A K YOU, O E S fron, Joe Mike-Meyer, and the taxpayers in Hampton. 2006 election. To the Editor: sign waves and poll stand- To the Editor: John Sammel, is extremely Michael Pierce You have ensured that this I would like to congrat- ings. We would like to thank grateful for your homes and Hampton competent, caring, intelligent ulate Nancy Stiles, Susan GALA *QM lA effort along with the Hamp- main floor, "scrapbook" post- by two daughters, a son and ton Rotary, the celebration ers depicting the different a daughter-in-law. Over the appeared to go off without a eras of the Friends were on decades, activity within the hitch and was a hit with those display, created by member group ebbed and flowed, said in attendance. Barbara Costello. One poster Hughes, who credited Gooby "We could not have done was dedicated in memory of with getting the Friends up this without the Hampton retired library director, the and running again in 2003. Rotary," said Hughes. "With- late Catherine Redden. That was just before the out them, this would not have Nearby, the official 50th library experienced a flood been possible." anniversary cake was cut downstairs in the Children's "It's just marvelous," said by Katie Anderson, a library Room in January 2004, caus- Judy Geller, a Friends mem- trustee for 18 years and the ing severe damage and a par- ber since 1991. She added that person for whom the Chil- tial loss of the collection and having the gala "open to the dren's Room is named. equipment. Under Gooby's community" gave the public The Frierrefs—first came leadership, the Friends rallied an opportunity "to see what into being in 1958 under the to come to the aid of their the Friends do." direction of Olive Ring, who library and were "a major Throughout the library's was represented at the gala contributor" in the "recovery efforts." OOKI G ACK — r nd r d nt S n h h t p f " f pt n" n th rb rn f th n M r l br r d r n th r nd 0th nn v r r l . That effort truly set the — Atl nt h t b z r tone for the Friends' strong n It l n n n ... renewal. Since then, the group book drives, bake sales, holi- Friends support and promote door-to-door fundraising in has contributed to the Lane day raffles and many more the library That's the most conjunction with the town Library through all the tradi- events, all in support of the important work the Friends census years ago. She also tional fundraisers (a "goods library. do." assisted with manually typing Gr t S r and services mini-auction" "Hampton's library is a And all those other tasks the cards for the library's card Gr t d. G pl t St from 1976 was one of the hub for the Seacoast," said as well. Mary Simonds, who catalogs, long before the circu- h n . poster items on display), and Bridgit Valgenti, chairman of first joined the Friends in 1968, lation desk went high-tech. the Board of Trustees for the helped compose the Friends' "The library has advanced n t S rv n t ( h n have conducted numerous Inf r l n n Lane Memorial Library. "The cookbook and conducted so much," observed Simonds. tp With the Friends of Lane t ttt tt r. Memorial Library steadily d bl going strong after 50 years, ( S t VNA the gala celebration served as both a nostalgic look back and Sn d r h 6 • dor gowns anis • S ll d r n • r nd t Op r t v an optimistic step ahead into • h l, O p t n l nd Sp h nt pl nt the future. It was, said Library h r p r r Director Amanda Reynolds- • W nd r b n t n ll rt f d • b t S pp rt Gr p Cooper, "a wonderful mile- W nd • r C n t Cl n O t , C nt n n C r Sp l t • t C r stone for the Friends." (CWOC For more information • In t l n t r n about the Friends of Lane Memorial Library or to join, Wh n n d t h h care n , visit .l n l br rvfn nd . h S t A r l l, n n pr f t, r . nd p nd nt, M d r C rt f d h h lth n . (ON THE COVER: G t 69 f tt d ( t , rth pt n, 2 f tt d, rth pt n, 0 862 60 26 2066 60 4 0 6 6 n n, tr t t th h l t xt t th r St r f nt n d r n th r nd f
C ll 603-964-5064 n br r . . 0th nn v r r l . A A C EWS.COM 4, 46 O EM E 4, 2008 AnAn n EWS AGE 2 , OCA O ES MY IEW SEACOAS A U C I IC NORM HAMPTON I Seacoast VNA would like to let the Seacoast community know that there is plenty of flu vaccine available for those who have not yet had their flu shot. Seacoast VNA is currently conducting walk-in flu vaccination G n r t n n nt r t clinics Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at their office, located at 29 Lafayette Road in North Hampton. Medicare Part B, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Medicaid is accepted; otherwise, the cost of the vaccination is $35. n n l r p r Seacoast VNA is an independent, non-profit, Medicare certified home health care agency that provides services to individuals throughout the Seacoast New Hampshire and Y E Y MCCO E there was no nuclear contain- deaths attributed to any states, which cover about 20 Southern Maine regions. For more information, call Kelly at A A IC EWS CO I U I G ment system, as is required nuclear generating facility in percent of the needs for the (603) 926-2066. W I E in the United States," which the United States. areas serviced. Prior to the IO S O U C I IC Now of all times, as hot- sent high radiation levels The lib-enviros taking Three Mile Island accident air windbag Al Gore and his SEABROOK I The Seabrook Lions Club and the town's into the surrounding 20-mile short breath between anti- industrialists had predictqd sycophant followers try to Building and Health Department will host a flu clinic radius and 135,000 people nuclear pronouncements are 1,000 nuclear reactors would on Saturday, November 22 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the scare people into believing had to be evacuated, accord- quick to promote their favor- be operating by 2000, a far - Seabrook Community Center. Vaccines will be available that we're going to die from ing to Steve Kerekes, spokes- ite new electrical generating cry from the 103 reactors now - free of charge to Seabrook residents over the age of 18. The global warming, we should man for the National Energy exemplars for our edifica- operating. It doesn't take' a Lions will also conduct screenings for vision, hearing and be thinking and acting to Institute. The accident that tion and electrical generation stroke of genius to imagine blood pressure. No appointment is necessary. For more take some positive steps to led up to the Chernobyl education. These new and, to how much less dependent on information call Minabell Bowden at (603) 474-2930. get out of foreign oil-burning disaster was the "height of their beliefs, widely-accepted foreign oil we would be now electric generation. methods are in the solar and if the goal of 1,000 had been C U C E ISI S CO O IA OO S O Soviet arrogance," Mr. Ker- I'm not trying to frighten ekes said and as was report- wind areas. But even there, attained. A KSGI I G SE ICE you, but the following words ed on June 18, 2006 by Joyce their message is somewhat Our own Seabrook HAMPTON I The First Congregational Church of Hampton will most certainly bring a Howard Price of the Wash- clouded. (nuclear) power plant has will hold a Colonial Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, November chilling fear to the hearts of ington "Times." One such lib-enviro prop- been producing for about 20 23 at 10 a.m., to celebrate 370 years of the founding of the church the liberal environmental- The other fallacy of osition was for the construc- years and has very safely and In observance of this special milestone, the congregation will ists ("lib-enviros"). In fact, nuclear Armageddon that tion of a wind farm of huge adequately provided enough re-enact, as closely as possible, the type of service that would have just one word is all it takes: the lib-enviros are so anxious windmill-type fans covering electricity to have seen New occurred during the early years of the church. NUCLEAR! to bring to our attention is an area of 24 square miles England through some -huge In other words, there will be no drums, electric guitars or It seems that nuclear elec- the incident at Three Mile in Nantuket Sound off the growth periods. Without keyboards during worship. There will be no choir anthem tric generation is showing Island in Pennsylvania that coast of Massachusetts with this plant (which common- or a children's sermon as is customarily done. The men and signs of coming back, now occurred on March 28, 1979. somewhere around 100 wind sense-blinded zealots fought women will sit in separate sections, and there will be no that sensible and rational That happening was a partial turbines. These monstrous against, only to cause the women ushers or women in the pulpit. people are overcoming the meltdown of the reactor core, fans would certainly pro- overall cost of the product Pastor Deb Knowlton assures, however, that there will be spurious and outdated infor- duce a welcome amount of increase unconscionably, aid plenty of heat so that no one will be required to bring their causing a very small release mation that the lib-enviros hot coals from home to keep their feet from freezing. of radioactivity. According to electricity to add to the over- much more), oil-fired elec- have peddled and spewed The congregation has been hard at work creating collars, the US Nuclear Regulatory all electric grid for the New tric generation would have from their ivory towers of aprons and hats to simulate Colonial costume, and there Commission, that incident England area and would caused our air and environ- will be a lot more history to be revealed at the service. doom and gloom about dan- produced far-reaching chang- be helpful in reducing our ment to be insufferable. The The public is invited to take a step back in time at gers that are non-starters. es in emergency prepared- dependence on foreign oil. eggheads take small, nor- Hampton's First Congregational Church, located at 127 It is comical to listen to ness and better training and Both admirable goals. mal maintenance problems Winnacunnet Road in Hampton. For more information, call the pompous outpourings protection procedures. Now, But one of the country's found in any sort of plant the church office at (663) 926-2837. from these stuffed shirts. To almost 30 years later not one biggest lib-enviros, Massa- and portray them as nuclear this day they are still hang- death has been attributed to chusetts Senator Ted Ken- problems. Hogwash. ing their pointy-headed caps that accident. nedy fought against the plan Nuclear is arguably the on just two incidents that Then, nuclear generation because it was too close to his safest technology ever engi- happened nearly 30 years had only been in existence island home on Nantucket. In neered by man. The French ago. for 22 years since the first fact, his home is eight miles solve storage problems by lz"4 A I G One of those "incidents" plant was opened in Ship- away from where the wind- recycling the spent fuel rods t t E.enA was in Russian Ukraine pingsport, PA in Decem- mills were to be spinning. while getting more genera- under the former Soviet ber 1957 and sometimes it Hello NIMBY syndrome. I've tion. We should do the same. Union at a place called Cher- takes an accident or mis- heard rumors that the Sena- Jerry McConnell can be nobyl to a very poorly con- take to learn new methods tor has been warned that his reached by email at lethrneck@ structed facility with faulty :00 . . t :00 p. . of making something safer opposition was becoming comcast.net or editor@atlantic- apparatus and even faultier and far more effective. The seen as autocratic and selfish news.com, or by phone at (603) trained personnel. Three Mile Island incident and he was relenting. 926-7782. 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