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Connelly Communications LLC | www.AtlanticNews.com | 893 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH, 03842 | (603) 926-4557 |FREE • TAKE ONE Up in the air Bill aims to protect the environment By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer SEACOAST | Releasing lighter than air balloons into the atmosphere may soon come with a penalty. Recently proposed legislation would ban the release of balloons

because of the environmental impact they have. House Bill 62 states, Cyan “The general court declares that the release into the atmosphere of

balloons inflated with lighter-than-air gases constitutes littering, Magenta because the balloons eventually return to the earth's surface. Deflated balloons pose a serious threat to the life and well-being of wildlife and marine animals via ingestion or entanglement with attached

ribbons.” Yellow Primary sponsor of the bill, Rep. Kevin Waterhouse said the true the bill was amended prior to passage by the house, which essentially changed its intent. Black “It was meant to ban the mass release of balloons,” said Water- house. “Twenty-five would have been OK, 26 would have been unacceptable.” As passed, the bill would ban the release of any balloon that was set free, whether purposefully or accidentally. “If your child accidentally released a balloon, or even standing there looking at you and purposefully let it go, it would fall under this. This isn’t about a single balloon.” Waterhouse said he intends to approach the Senate with an amendment to the bill that would ban the release of six balloons or more. The bill was created, said Waterhouse, after speaking with a group of home-schoolers in his area of constituency, who had been working on an educational ecology piece that addressed the issue AWAY Continued on 18A• Water, water everywhere… By Scott E. Kinney Hampton and Hampton Atlantic News Staff Writer closed down much of Route 2002 SEACOAST | Heavy 1A throughout the day on Pontiac downpours and high winds Monday. Astronomical high Bonneville combined on Monday to cre- tides carried portions of sea- 68K miles, New Tires, ate flooded streets, damaged wall, gravel, sand and any- Gorgeous! #5462A properties and recurring thing in its path clear across nightmares for those still the street. $ Service recovering from flooding Seawalls in Rye between only that occurred last May along Jenness State Beach and Rye 9,995 AnD SAleS the Seacoast and throughout Beach Club had been all but garyblakemotorcars . c o m much of the state. demolished during Mon- 84 portsmouth ave., exeter, nh 03833 The New Hampshire Sea- day’s first high tide. While ROADBLOCK — Many roads were shut down, such as this coast was among the hardest stretch of Rte 1A on Hampton Beach due to the storm. it took state workers nearly 888.507.4599 hit. The towns of Rye, North — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos by Christopher Shipley WATER Continued on 4A• hours: Mon-Fri: 8aM - 6pM • Sat: 9aM - 5pM

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YESA vote the budget,FAVORED including the bonding. the $10.4 billion biennium budget, aover the 16 previous budget. percent Supporters increasesaid that it is larger because it is more transparent — doesn’t hidewill items be that supplemented anyway — crucial investments and in social becauseinfrastructure — like ittraining makes teachers and insuring children — that would prevent large social and economic costs in the that future. families Opponents didn’t said get such that a high, so why shouldn’t big the state live raise, within its means. inflation is not They also questioned the revenue estimates,are said which were they much too slump. rosy given The the House housing PASSED the market thevote budget.FAVORED budget, 208-158. A YES trailerbill, which changes various state laws tosupport the budget, especially raising the revenue necessary to pay for it. The major items include: Raising the cigarette tax by 46 centsperpack and theestatereal transfer centstax3by per $100 to fund the Land and Community Heritage Program, and revamping the school funding formula to insure that towns get increased educational aid. Supporters said that the taxes and fees are not only necessary, but make sense: The cigarette tax would millionsdollarsoffuturemedical in costs; enhancesLCHIP discourage smoking and the value saveof the real estate; and the funding change wards off costly constitutional challenges. Opponents taxes said are that too much a burden: up The too cigarette fast tax and is going hurts is border already stores; the among real educational estate the formula tax highest will cause in their property some tax. The House thethePASSED towns trailer bill, 202- to nation increase 151. and A YES the vote FAVORED increasing taxessupport the budget. and fees to ADULT DEPENDENTS | coverage on family plans to dependents under the age dependents26, if are unmarried, had are not no full dependentstime students and (who getSupporters said that part-timecoverage students and thosein working college). in entry-level jobs Opponents often said that don’t this cost have mandate of family would health plans, making drive it coverage. up more with expensive the for younger those kids, or would dropping coverage resultaltogether. The House PASSED inthe bill some employers 231-118 to the Senate which passed a vote similar FAVORED bill. extending A YES the coverage dependents. to young adult At issue was a $60 million bond to cover a Department of Transportation shortfall. Supporters said that only alternative itto raising the gasoline was tax or unacceptable the delays in repairing projects. bridgesOpponents said that the or state has always paid otheras needed highway ------Editor / Publisher If she would start to explain explain to start would she If Jerry McConnell can be But today But they all today say that Ms. Finally, Hillary’s visit And And there are plenty of ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. the the totally expected call for a universal health plan (the whole con universe, that independence energy Hillary?), servatives have been calling for and more giveaway same pro the of more was it grams, is. that spending, more — her objectives more instead clearly of taking shots at continual a who isn’t president even running, we’d be better served. reached by e-mail at lethrneck@ comcast.net or editor@ atlantic or news.com, by phone at (603) do expressed views The 926-7782. of the those reflect necessarily not newspaper. C. C. Levin, T. J. 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Seacoast the for center arts an into building at the yard sale will help the non-profit Friends of Centennial of Centennial Friends non-profit the help will sale at yard the handcrafts should call should as (603) 964-8870 handcrafts soon as for possible raised proceeds All rental information. and more reservations available to available rent for $25. Anyone wishing to rent a 10’x20’ space to goods household or sell their collectibles, antiques, Hampton green, a high-traffic area located at the intersection of of intersection the at located area high-traffic a green, Hampton of is spaces number a there year This limited 111-151. Routes Sale, which will take place on Saturday, May 26 on the North 26 May on North the on Saturday, place take will which Sale, currently currently making plans for their 11th annual Spring Yard call Helen at (603) 474-8932. (603) at Helen call (triple) and $643 (single). A deposit of $100 per person is due by by due is person per $100 of deposit A (single). $643 and (triple) or information, for more reservations make 1. June To Friday, through Friday, September 11-14. The cost is $493 (double), $449 $449 (double), $493 is cost The 11-14. September Friday, through the VFW at 1 p.m. Cost for lobsters is $25, or $15 for steak. For For steak. for $15 or $25, is lobsters for Cost p.m. 1 at VFW the 474-3274. (603) at Irene call information more Seabrook Community Center at 9:30 a.m.; the cost is $33. is cost the a.m.; 9:30 at Center Community Seabrook will will “set sail” on May 23. Wednesday, The bus leaves the upcoming events for the coming months. An Odyssey Cruise Cruise An Odyssey months. for the coming events upcoming the place where Senior Day is celebrated two weeks later, on two later, weeks Day is Senior celebrated the where place p.m. 1 to a.m. 10 from 16 May Wednesday, reminded that their next meeting will be on Wednesday, May be on Wednesday, will meeting next their that reminded to be happens just That Center. Community 2 Seabrook at the Ribbons, 35 Circuit Drive, Kingston, NH 03848 or call Marilyn Marilyn call or 03848 NH Kingston, Drive, Circuit 35 Ribbons, information. more for 642-8588 (603) at self-addressed, stamped business size envelope to Rosettes & to Rosettes size envelope business stamped self-addressed, where the adults and children may try their hand at creating may at hand try their creating and children the adults where a mail form, a registration obtain To own. very their of a work on Saturday, August 4 on Saturday, on the Plains. Kingston Some artists will be at working the show and there will be some booths to display. to commissions are taken on sales. There is free space offered to offered space is free There on sales. taken are commissions with artwork and Junior students High School any Kingston space. space. Snow fencing is provided to hang artwork and no are also welcome to display and sell their “authentic” antiques antiques “authentic” their sell and display to welcome also are along with the The artists. cost is only for $10-$15 an 8’x15’ crafts crafts please) are welcome and only fine antiques authentic or collectors dealers amateur Antique (no items). flea market Days. Days. 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Start with a dry food base, add mois then and vitamins some ture, meat or fish and vegetables. “as long as you’re menting supple with good things.” And the things Onions, grapes, to raisins avoid: and chocolate. fats, and carbs down reasonable to a amount,” Baker. said “That doesn’t mean interest have can’t pets your ing meals.” his practice from Hampton Falls just down He now the operates Old Town road. Animal Hospital at 3 Walton contact To Seabrook. in Road them call (603) 468-1902. the attention of state was he said sena Waterhouse tors. not sure when thewill have a chance to look at Senate the bill. the Senate is facing, I don’t think this is high on the list of priorities,” he said. allow “Balloons for, released by or on behalf of any agen cy of the United States, the state of New Hampshire, or any other state, territory, or government for scientific or meteorological purposes; or hot air balloons after recoveredlaunch.” it would state, son “Any who per violates the visions pro of RSA 163-B:3, II, Baker said he remains open ------The bill currently awaits Several dentists have “People feel so guilty for Baker said to date, the “Ninety-nine percent of While Baker said the “What we’ve been seeing what of question the to As “It was created in the The bill was also some But the bill hasn’t just “This is the first bill that MEET From 14A AWAY From 1A AWAY FOOD FOOD m Fro 16A I have sponsored that wasn’t I have sponsored proposed to me by the DOT (Department of Transporta tion),” he said. volunteering since Ralph Falk, 1999: MD; Kelly, Kathleen MD; James Bloomer, MD; Jo Ellen Thomas, MD; Michael Pangan, MD: James Glennon, MD; Frank Dibble, MD; Joseph Mastromarino, MD; Mary Braun, MD; Mark Weeks, Andrew MD; Reeder, MD; Nancy DO; Daniel Kristin Vaughan, Braese, DO; Lynch, ARNP; Gina LaPage, ARNP; and Cynthia Wolz, ARNP. cared for the clinic’s patients food recall. Of those animals brought to some Baker, have pulled through dent while the others have suc inci cumbed to it. Giving pets tainted food has taken a their toll on their owners. feeding their animals food,” he this said. “It’s a personal very experience.” problems have not effected dry food. the food out there fectly safe,” said Baker. is per root of the problem remains unclear, what does happen to be clear is the end result. is a typically healthy animal the with contact proven with foods and show signs that are consistent withkidney failure,” said Baker. acute pets your feed to diet of kind of the releasing of balloons into the atmosphere. Upon further investigation, Water house found that five other states have passed legislation. similar hope that it some awareness in the wouldpub raise lic that this is an issue,” said Waterhouse. thing that tioned students could follow the aforemen through the state legislative process. been a learning experience for school-aged children in the Salem area; the bill has also been a new experience for Waterhouse. are are related to the recent pet ------I must say in my 20+ years years 20+ my in say must I Sabrina Ellen Svard, BS, We We can’t always control Pilates training, done at experience in several types of types in several experience is Sabrina a movement. certi fied Classical Pilates instruc tor trained and Pilates through the PhysicalMind Peak Institute, and has taken the full essential and intermedi work mat in training level ate and apparatus through Stott Pilates. body, improve body, your posture, decrease or eliminate back pain, create body awareness, restructure flexibility, improve to patterns firing neurological give you more ease of your every day movements ability. and athletic improve of experience in movement, weight fitness, mar training, tial arts, and more, I never seen a have more complete makes that absolutely system body. any about just for sense It is exercise. truly intelligent ahead way was Pilates Joseph time. his of CSCS, RYT, owner of Top Notch Pilates in Portsmouth, is an international instructor fitness trainer, personal trainer program facilitator, Strength & Specialist and Black Conditioning Belt in Do Kwon 20+ with years Tae courage lies inside just wait ing to be called forth. what happens in our lives, but we can control the way we choose to deal with the events. Constructing a “Wit Kit” for life’s turns can unexpected make all the dif ference. Pilates — that I started see ing, feeling, and living the almost unbelievable results that Joseph Pilates “In 10 sessions stated: you will feel the In difference. 20 sessions In difference. the see will you 30 sessions you will have a body.” new brand least twice a week using of combination mat a exercises and apparatus, will do all it is to stated do — help flatten your streamline tummy, your had been absolutely terrified every moment of her but she never let it life, keep her she thing single a doing from wanted to do. Funny thing about courage: Once use it, it becomes you your con stant companion. For those moments where fear strikes terror in your heart, wear a courage bracelet. It’s a band you wear on your left wrist that simply reads “courage.” When you see the word, it makes you remember that

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Space and pre-registration call Rosemarie Halloran is at (603) 778-8193 required. or e-mail her To at rhalloran@ richiemcfarland.org. register, Sandy Point Road in Stratham. For more information, visit www.babysigns.com. Cooperative Extension, holding a fruit Rockingham pruning demonstration (focusing on apples, County, the at p.m. 1-3 from 26 April Thursday, on grapes) and pears will be Brick Weeks House, located at One Road Weeks (off Route 33) in Greenland. John Sammel, Weeks Brick House herb gardener, will conducting the be pruning demo, which is free and anyone open who to is interested. Pre-registration is not required. For more information, call (603) 679-5616. matryoshka, paint to families for workshop a hold will Forbes or wooden nested dolls, on May Thursday, 3 from 6-9 p.m. at the Hampton Falls Free Library. or seven-piece dolls supplied by Forbes, who will present the history of the from steps demonstrate and music Russian play techniques, matryoshka, show Russian a matryoshka dance during the workshop. painting register by April Monday, 30. For more information or to sign up, call the Hampton Falls Free Library at (603) 3682. 926- will host the State of Education Course during the New month of May. Hampshire Certified Hunter 8 a.m. and to May 4 12 p.m. at from New Covenant Church, located at 6 Hobbs Road in North are required Hampton. to attend Candidates all sessions in order to receive their certification card. survival, safe gun handling, wildlife management, first aid, and live much A fire more. session and field skills course is also included in the instruction. seeking their first hunting license. Individuals ages 12 and older are eligible to attend. is required. 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R LAS For more information about the registration process NORTH HAMPTON | Attention North Hampton If so, come to the North Hampton School computer Participants will meet on Fridays from 8:10-9:15 a.m. HAMPTON | Centre School will hold registration on Parents must bring their child, a birth certificate, The registration process will take approximately 30 RegistrationHAMPTON| FALLScurrently is underway Parentsareencouraged topick upregistration materials Timely and accurate information about newly- SEABROOK | Seabrook Elementary School is currently Preschool registration will be held at the Guidance Children need to be 4 years of age as of September 30, When registering their child, parents will need the a copy of a mortgage, lease, rent receipt or tax bill). at SES, call Robin Casassa, Guidance 474-3822.Counselor at (603) Senior Citizens: Are you computerknowledge? in Do you want aweto send an e-mail but of yourdo not grandchild’seven know how to turnthink onthe Interneta computer? is something Do thatyou fishermen use? lab to take part indiscover a four-week basic program word where computerprocessing; you’ll exploring skills;the photography, Internet; or e-mail;anything keyboarding digitalelse you needcomputers. skills;to know about on May 4, 11, 18 Instructed and 25 by computer in theteachers computerBradCheney Gregg, lab and StephanieMike at Porobuno, NHS. this Northprogram Hampton isSenior offeredCitizens freeto of charge. informationFor more or to sign up, call Mike Caron at 964-5501.NHS, (603) Wednesday, May 30 and Monday, second June 4 grade for first students District. and Parents neware asked to stop to by the a schoolappointment the to makeand pick Hampton up a registration folder. School proof of immunizations from completed a health registration care provider, folder, a examination and form a (not currentcompleted older by the physical health than care provider to one the registrationappointment, year as well of as any former entry) school records. minutes. For more (603) information, 926-8706. call Centre School at at LincolnAkerman School (LAS) for the fall 2007 schoolyear. LAS is the public school in Hamptonchildren Fallsfrom Kindergartenserving through grade 8. at the school office as soon as possible for anywill child be entering who the school for the first time in September 2007,regardless ofgrade. Students entering Kindergarten must be five years of age prior to October 1, 2007. enrolling students is very and important classroom forneeds. planningAnyone with staff questionsenrollment of achild regardingat Lincoln Akerman School may call Principal Judith Deshaies at (603) 926-2539. making preparations to preschool conduct and first open time registrationattendees. are availableRegistration for at thepackets front office of the school. Office at SES on Wednesday, May noon,30 and fromon Thursday, 9 May 31a.m. from 3-5to p.m. 12 2007 in order to attend the programregular preschool ateducation SES. services Three-year-olds may in program. attend needChild Find the ofis a school’stheservice special child to willdetermine specialneed whether special aneducation appointment education inservices. order to have a child To assessed,make call the SES special education office at (603) 474-8017. following: A completed registration packet,the SESavailable front atoffice; a copy of recordthe and achild’s current physicalimmunization examination; a copychild’s of birth the certificate; and proof of residence (limited to ------ews N The library still has a to trip a planning Anyone • “Masters of Illusion” • series, Awareness “Old • “James McNeil Whist • “Splendors of Imperi For more information tion, tion, call the library at (603) 772-3101. al al China” | This electronic publication on the from masterpieces shows CD-ROM National Palace Taipei. Museum, In addition to color full- images, details, descriptive and texts, the gram pro contains biographies, translations, pronunciation guide, maps, glossary, and chronology. number of additional loans “Making including available, “Seeing Artists,” and Art Art: Color: Object, Light, Obser ver,” “Leonardo: To Know How to See,” andso and “Picas the Circus,” among others. a visit for capitol nation’s the Art of Gallery National the to is invited to stop at the Exe ter Public Library first for a to wonders the all of glimpse see there. For more informa examines artistic and artistic examines scienti fic discoveries of the Renais sance, offering insights into a visual revoluti remarkable on. This program focuses on the discovery of perspective and the development of the visual techniques that create of space. illusions evocative short, a is Masters” major of works the of studies artists represented collections in of the the National Gallery of Art: Rembrandt, Fragonard, Greco, El Rubens, and Turner. Blake, Goya, Art” | of his From ler: Lyrics early realist paintings to his nearly abstract Nocturnes, Whistler's aesthetic vations were inno precursors of art. in 20th century trends drawings. The pantsthen continue their will journey to another New Hampshire library. about this program, contact the library’s Adult Services department at 3101. (603) 772-

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N A registration form and details regarding this trip are available available are trip this regarding details and form registration A The The cost for all this is $329 per person (single), $229 per Area Area attractions include the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam The ballgame is scheduled for Friday, August 10 at 7 p.m. at 7 at p.m. 10 August Friday, for scheduled is ballgame The EXETER EXETER | The Exeter Parks & is Department Recreation Proceeds raised through this event through raised will the benefit Proceeds Friends In In addition, the Friends will be selling doll hand-crafted HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Friends of the Lane Memorial Library To To arrange item or pick-up, for contact more information, The Scouts are currently accepting donations for year’s this donations accepting are currently The Scouts HAMPTON | HAMPTON It’s that time of year again — time to clean Blue Moon will be celebrating 12 years of community roots roots 12 of years community be will Moon Blue celebrating The public is invited to bring gently-used blue jeans to Blue to Blue jeans blue gently-used to bring is invited public The EXETER EXETER | New Outlook Teen Center in Exeter and City For more information or to obtain a registration form, contact contact form, registration a obtain to or information more For Organizers have requested that all girls previously registered registered previously girls all that requested have Organizers This This day-long, hands-on career exploration conference, STRATHAM STRATHAM | The second annual “Expanding Your office on Court Street. The deadline to register is Thursday, May May Thursday, is register to deadline The Street. Court on office 773-6151. (603) at office rec the call information more For 31. at http://town. exeter.nh. us/rec, or at the Parks & Recreation & Recreation Parks the at or us/rec, exeter.nh. http://town. at accommodations are $199 per person with two adults. two with person per $199 are accommodations person double and $225 per person triple occupancy. Children’s Children’s occupancy. triple person per $225 and double person Smithsonian Smithsonian museums, illuminated Station. Union and tour monuments of presidential Veterans and WWll War Veterans Memorial, Capital Mall, Memorial, the game and a tour of Washington D.C. Washington of tour a and game the Camden Yards. Also included in the trip is a round trip coach coach trip is a round trip in the included Also Yards. Camden to admission Hotel, McLean at Hilton lodging transportation, weekend of August 10-12. August of weekend play against the Orioles during a three-day trip to Baltimore the the Baltimore to trip three-day a during Orioles the against play offering baseball fans an opportunity to see the Boston Red Sox Sox Red Boston the see to opportunity an fans baseball offering information, call information, (603) 926-3368 or lib. visit www.hampton. index.htm. library/friends/ nh.us/ and strengthen the library as a community resource. For more more For resource. a as community library the strengthen and of the Lane Memorial Library, of whose is the mission Lane to Library, Memorial preserve clothes that fit Bitty Baby and American Girl dolls, as as well dolls, Girl American and Baby fit Bitty that clothes vision-impaired. the for books print large located at 2 Academy Avenue in Hampton. in Avenue Academy 2 at located p.m. and Saturday, April 21 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the library, library, the at p.m. 2 to a.m. 9 from 21 April Saturday, and p.m. will hold a Children’s Book Sale on Friday, April 20 from 3-4:30 3-4:30 from 20 April Friday, on Sale Book Children’s a hold will Cypher at (603) 929-7179. (603) at Cypher Desrochers at (603) 926-5717; Guy and Davina Larivee at (603) (603) at Larivee Davina and Guy 926-5717; (603) at Desrochers 926-3993; Don and Janice Flynn at (603) 929-6692; or Jayne Larry and Debbie Marsolais Larry at and Bud Marsolais Debbie (603) and 926-5570; Lois Road in Hampton. No televisions, computers, or microwaves or microwaves computers, No televisions, in Road Hampton. needed. are May 19-20 at the St. James Masonic Lodge, located on Tide Mill Mill which will Tide event, be two-day on held and on Sunday, Saturday located Lodge, Masonic James St. the at 19-20 May Scout Troop 177 seeks donations for their annual spring yard yard spring annual for their donations 177 seeks Troop Scout sale. out the garage, the attic, and the entire house as Hampton Boy Boy Hampton as house entire the and attic, the garage, the out For more information, call (603) 778-6850. (603) call information, more For with live music, free organic root beer floats, energy-star light light energy-star floats, beer root organic free music, live with and all more, from seedlings local vendors. sunflower bulbs, advocacy organization for homeless youth. homeless for organization advocacy Moon Moon for this drive, which benefits Stand Up for Kids, an Clifford Street in Exeter. in Street Clifford Earth Day celebration at Blue Moon Natural Foods, located at 8 at April 22, from 10 located drive on a.m. to Sunday, 5 Foods, p.m. an during Natural Moon Blue at celebration Day Earth Year’s National Youth Service Day will hold a Jeans-for-Teens a hold Jeans-for-Teens will Day Service Youth National Year’s com or vickigeis@ alum.exeter.edu. vickigeis@ or com Vicki Geis Vicki at waldron. or (603) 502-1602 e-mail kstrickland@ girls girls 27. interested in April in participating Friday, by this due are free forms All conference. registration so already. 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SOMERSWORTH SOMERSWORTH | Murray Irish Dance Academy of at Featured this event will be silent a buffet, hour, cocktail Tickets are $30 per person; proceeds raised at this event SEACOAST | There will be “a rainbow of music” at the The diverse program will feature among its selections The chorus is led by conductor Dr. Harry Moon, with will Performances be on April Friday, 27 at 8 p.m. at St. Advance tickets are $8 at SoBo Book and Bean, Gary’s first its hold will Center Arts Players Garrison The | DOVER will Children attend the Friday Monday through program The courses two-week intensive into the world of theater, This to their camp will the allow explore performer young individual gifts how while learning and to individual build collaborate a with brief conclude will session Each a of sense teamwork. community. arts the and friends, family, to open performance playwright who has produced more than 200 productions regionally and He nationally. currently teaches acting York, and Exeter, Hampton, of North towns the for improvisation the of founder and creator the is and England New Ballet and Carpe Waterfront,” the on Renaissance A — Faire “Piscataqua Productions. Vatican and Inc., Mayhem Inc., Diem, million for people awards Arts” throughout the on the “Spotlight 17 than country more with and honored produced and he written has He has acting. and been directing writing, his original children’s programming throughout New Prescott the of England director artistic and executive the as served and years. 10 than more for Portsmouth in Festival Arts Park the from attending children more or two are there if child per fee of registration A non-refundable family. same immediate 1. June by due is student per $50 at forms are available www.garrisonplayers.org, Registration For Center. Arts Players up at or Garrison the be may picked 332-0315. (603) call information, more Stratham will Stratham “An present Evening of Irish Craic (Fun)” on May 5 at 6 Club, Saturday, Country p.m. at the Sunningdale Somersworth. in Street Green 301 at located auction, Irish entertainment by music by An Dancers, the Academy Banna Ceoil and the Dover Murray Irish Dance and Rovers, a for raffle a trip for two to by donated Ireland SMIreland. There will also be a by special guest Irish appearance World Championship dancers Kieran and Coleman. Conor will benefit the Murray Irish or Dance reservations for Academy. more For call information, (603) 750-5075 ticket or www.murrayirishstep.com. visit spring performances of the Community Chorus at Berwick on South April 27-29 in South Portsmouth. Berwick, Rochester, and “Heavenly Light,” “Keep Your Lamps,” “Claire “Evening de Star,” Lune,” a-Comin’.” “Six Animals “De and Chansons,” “Shenandoah” “The Brook Within,” Adams. Audrey by accompaniment South in Street Young 29 at located Church, Catholic Michael’s 28 at April at p.m. 7:30 the Rochester ME; Saturday, Berwick, and Rochester; in Street Wakefield 31 at located House, Opera April Sunday, 29, at 4 p.m. at Portsmouth. St. in John’s Street Episcopal Church, Chapel 101 at located be at $10 door will the tickets Shop; Flower York and Guitars For and $12 in and Rochester. in Portsmouth, Berwick South www.ccsb-sing.org. visit information, additional 8 age older and children for program Camp Theatre Summer of corner the at Rollinsford in 4 Route on located Center, the at Road. Roberts from 9 a.m. to 12 noon runs in Two one of Session while two One 10, Session sessions. August through 30 July from runs 13-24. August from explore performers young help will Jr., Hosker, George by led taught by using approach theatre a guest artists three-tiered This in and music, the improvisation. of dance, fields acting, method is to intended the enhance as talents child’s well as confidence. and skills, motor articulation, self-esteem, their ------Then there’s her enthu “It’s really important to This exchange appeared Clinton attended another Clinton told the woman “Did you read it?” asked “I was briefed on it,” www.nhchiefs www.nhchiefs ofpolice.com. For more information, Wash Marshall, Steven call Chief ington (NH) Police Depart ment at e-mail (603) nhpcta@ ofpolice.com. 495-3294; Seacoast nhchiefs area residents may also contact the local chief of police their respective towns. of siastic involvement in People the to People Ambassador Student program and trip, European upcoming her during which she and fellow her travelers will, as the organization states, “repre sent the best of our country: and openness courage, hope, a love of peace.” me,” says May, whose offi cial day of departure is July 7. “It’s a great opportunity [and] an amazing program.” Find out more about People to People by visiting www. student ambassadors.org,and don’t hesitate to contact May for information regard ing yard sale donations. Training Academy link at Clinton reiterated. the woman When further pressed for a response, the Senator told her, “I answered your question,” following up by saying that if she knew then what she know would not have now, given Presi she dent Bush the authority to go to war in Iraq. to do little to enthusiasm dampen the of the who lingered people for a to meet chance Sen. Clinton face-to- face and shake her hand at the conclusion of her latest “Conversation With Granite Staters.” house party that evening in Portsmouth, before jetting back to New York to finish out the weekend scheduled with campaign no events until Monday afternoon in New Jersey. on intelligence that indicated indicated that intelligence on the presence of weapons of mass destruction. that she was briefed of all “thoroughlythe details” on the 90-page report. the woman, who told Clin ton she had posed the same question on several occasions without apparent other ly getting what she found to be a satisfactory answer.

26 ------Thousands of students Here at home, when May The registration dead Still other topics Clinton After taking comments “We’re “We’re all in this togeth The town hall-style con “It’s our obligation to STUDENT From 11A POLICE From 22A line is June 10, but applica tions are considered first-come, first-served basis. on a Applications may be found by clicking on the Cadet like May across international have borders as traveled student since 1963, making connec ambassadors the over all people with tions world through the People to People program. is not high honor roll busystatus in her maintaining classes at WHS, she can be found keeping very active in her community. Among her commitments: Working after school at FUN and at participating Church, Trinity in the Hampton PTA Can didates’ Night, assisting at Hobbs House, helping with the food pantry, and other activities. try to make things better for every child,” said Clinton. “That’s what I believe and that’s what I’ll do as presi dent.” responded to were directed at fitting mental health care abuse substance fighting and under the umbrella of over all health care (“We’ve got parity at health mental get to with physical health”) and national service tions organiza such as AmeriCorps/ City Year your difference a what know (“I personally work makes”). from a Vietnam Veteran in the audience and to thank him pausing for his military service, Sen. Clintonasked by was a 90- a read woman had she if audience in the the outlining document page case for invading Iraq, based but that she some assistance would from voters need when they head to the polls. er,” she said, “and your help.” I need versation wrapped up with several questions from the audience. One mother of six asked Sen. Clinton to offer “a special message of hope” to America’s younger popu lation.

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M 20, 2007 | 20, 2007 | A 20, 2007 This dynamic exhibit by Joan Ortu can be EXETER | Throughout the months of These works Joan’s work is large and grows with color, One example is “Mommy Mantra,” a According to Joan, the inspiration for the As far as the “Mantra” in the title is con The artist expresses hope that her work pril pril 9 | pecial A o at Exeter Library will “cause the viewer to pause if and only for think, a moment, and connect with that which is at the core of their existence.” seen in the adult services section on the first floor of the Exeter Public Library during the months of May and June. For more informa tion, call (603) 772-3101. May and June, the Exeter Public Library will exhibit the work of Amesbury Ortu. Joan artist, is Joan currently working Paintings.” on “Relief of art are three- d i m e n smixed i o n a l paintings, media made by casting parts of the attach then body human ing the casts to a stretched can vas. The canvas is then layered with lace, other and types material and painted with acrylic paint. of which style, abstract an is It texture. and form reflects her observations of the internal and external expressions of the human condition. mixed media piece measuring 18”x20”x30”. Brilliant shades of magenta, pink and purple as it “sits” in a frenetical dominate the figure ly meditative pose, clutching a coffee mug. work is “the feeling of having so much do too and being overwhelmed and the irony of spending hours lamenting this feeling with a friend over a cup of coffee.” cerned, for Joan it says “I’m so overwhelmed I have no time, I’m so overwhelmed I have no time, I’m so overwhelmed I have no time. Lets do coffee!” ‘Relief Paintings’ S N ’ ’ 16 | 32, 16 | A 16 | ’ ’ ’ o o ol N ’ 12:30 V (:45) FX2 Chal Innocent Katie Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Scrubs (CC) The Insider King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Shin M*A*S*H US Poker Best Saving Hellraiser Buy Me ’ 33, 33, N ol ol V V 12 AM Final MLB Baseball Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes News The Sopranos (CC) Am. Life Iron Chef America To Sell Places to See CSI: Miami (CC) Survivorman (CC) Modern Marvels American Chopper Chal Girls Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Greater Boston Friends Entertain ment Pastor Scott King of the Hill Paid Montana Videos Cosby Aqua M*A*S*H Baseball Tonight NASCAR Boxing (CC) ’ ’ ’ 11:30 Outdoors LateNight Bewitched Hse. 40-a-Day Sweat Europe Cash Scarred Daily 10 Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline The Blitz: London’s Longest Night Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family 3’s Co. ’ ’ (CC) ’ 11 PM Top 50 Plays SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor LateNight Cathouse The Tudors (CC) Good Over Europe Dallas SWAT (CC) Cash American Chopper Scarred E! News Law Order: CI Will News (CC) News (CC) News News (CC) Primer Impacto News (CC) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ Salem Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama 3’s Co. SportsCenter (CC) Bull Riding ’ Volcano (1997) Tommy Lee Jones. 10:30 Sports Extra Inn Am. Life House ›› Giant NBA Basketball First Round -- Teams TBA. (CC) Katie Frontline Global warming. (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Phil Whose? Rose Futurama Sanford 2007 ESPNU Draft Special Blame (CC) ’ (CC) (DVS) (HD) (HD) ’ The Fugitive (1993) Harrison Ford. (CC) ’ ’ ’ (CC) Date Movie (2006) (CC)

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(603) or 926-8526 (603) call find experience an church and authentic, energetic relevant, at Bethany Congregational Church, located Hill on Breakfast Road in Greenland. people Bethany from Church many backgrounds, is all filled dedicated to their with daily life, God and committed to in living and worshiping in ways that will change your opinion about church. to the 25-acre campus not just on for Sundays, but throughout the the week dynamic for fun, worship meaningful fellowship in a number of mediums customized for life in almost 50 are ministries, all There of which the 21st century. emphasize relationships over programs and are designed to fulfill the needs of For the more information congregation and worship and service community. schedules, call Bethany Church at (603) 431-3644. at 6 Emery Lane, holds a worship service each Sunday morning morning Sunday each service worship a holds Lane, Emery 6 at Dodge. David Reverend the by led a.m. 10 at Hour Hospitality A time. service during provided is care child all Room; Rust the in service worship the follows immediately attend. to welcome are have local and groups are adult numerous classes provided, place. meeting their as SCC selected to vigils join candlelight in for prayer people the devastated Monday third every meets Clowns of Pounds Also, Darfur. of welcome. are enthusiasts clown All p.m. 7 at night the accept to opportunity the appreciates and Christ of Church about information For additional Status. Affirming and Open the call and or church events, (603) 772-3389 upcoming visit www.strathamchurch.org. of Christ, located at invites 295 the Avenue, Atlantic public to on worship at Sunday mornings 10 a.m. are Services led by Rev. Michele Bagby Allan. Sunday School for is through pre-Kindergartners Junior available High youth during the worship service, as is quality childcare for infants and all worship, small Following children. are invited for coffee and in Other area. activities the and fellowship conversation Book a group, Women’s a include Breakfast Men’s programs group, an evening adult study and group, choir, the Ladies Union. All are welcome, no the call matter where who information, more For they are or journey. life’s in are they where at Friday through Monday 2 p.m., to 8 a.m. from office church 964-8687. (603) at holds services worship 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., with Adult Nursery a.m. a.m. at 9:15 9:15 beginning the School Sunday and during Formation provided be will 4 age to also up church infants The for care service. a.m. 10:30 the as well as Thursday hour education Tuesday, Monday, on a.m. 8 at Prayer on Morning service offers Healing and Eucharist Holy a as, their well as resumed has Friday, and church The a.m. 10 at beginning Wednesdays 5 at month each of Sunday third the service Eucharist evening Praise the church’s and features is p.m. The informal, service Band led by Duncan An Holcomb. AA meeting is held on is held at meeting 8 and an Al-Anon p.m., evenings Monday For all. to open are They noon. 12 at afternoons visit or Wednesday 772-3332 on (603) at Carey Linda contact information, more www.christchurchexeter.org. at Many people wishing “This house was built thegarrison which is on the west side of Lafayette Road about five south hundredof Whittier’s Corner. feet Old photographs show an ornamental fence in of front the of house fancy panels consistinglong, eight a feet different design each in panel, spider one web. The posts were being ornamented a with tops. turned TheHampton’ (by Joseph Dow ‘History- 1892) states that the house ofwas originally surrounded by a stockade.” later used asrefuge in threatened a Indian place attack.After Col. of Wingate’s daughter, Sarah, Dr. married Edmund Toppan, property the passed Toppan intofamily and became the known as ‘the old Toppan house.’ It was demolishedin 1900. (Harold MurdockTaylor, in ‘Anthony Taylor of Hampton’, 1935, pp. 67- 68.) to inspect the old building and thedeemed unsafe, it was torn floorsdown, in it being which was process founddistinct additions thathad been sevenmade to the house its during two hundred existence. years of (Christopher Toppan, S. 1937.) The arestill standing. barnsThe cellar hole, now surrounded elm trees, by shows the site of Hampshire Society of Colonial The Dames ofAmerica and printed by The News- Letter Press of Exeter, NH in 1937. (Available Lane at Memorial the Library Hampton): in about 1700 by Col. JoshuaWingate, who was born earlyFeb.was1679.calledIt 2 “The Garrisonbeing stoutly House,”and constructed the residencemilitary of commander, the and

38 The following account After razing in October On this Green, the first The Toppan Garrison GARRISON GARRISON From 36A buildings of the HamptonHistorical Society: The Tuck Memorial Museum,One-Room District the School House, the Farm Museum and the Various historical Fire markers of Hampton’s Museum. colorful past can also be viewed on Green theas well. of the Garrison House Wingate-Toppan is from quoted page 31 “The the booklet Colonial of Garrisons published New by The Hampshire” New building of the fence, until he came to the last sectionand had run out Looking of down ideas. in the grass, he noticed a spider’s andweb, proceeded to construct the last section as a spiderweb. Hence, web” thefence. “spider 1901, the huge frontwas door salvaged and on is now the one-roomSchool District House locatedthe Meeting on House Green, near the Museum Tuck on Memorial Park Avenue, Hampton. settlers of Hampton, under Rev. Stephen Bachiler, built their first meeting house in 1638. Here, also, appeared the first homes around the Green and early Hampton grewand prospered. Today, the Green contains the as the “Toppan House”. Garrison House’s“spider web” fence has a history or legend its all own. When Mr. Toppan hired a carpenter to build a wooden fence in the of his front house, he specifically instructed the carpenter to be sure that of each the section fence a would different be design. of Having said this, proceeded the carpenter with the

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