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This Page © 2004 Connelly Communications, LLC, PO Box 592 Hampton, NH 03843- Contributed items and logos are © and ™ their respective owners Unauthorized reproduction 16 of this page or its contents for republication in whole or in part is strictly prohibited • For permission, call (603) 926-4557 • AN-Mark 9A-EVEN- Rev 12-16-2004 PAGE 16A | ATLANTIC NEWS | NOVEMBER 11, 2005 | VOL 31, NO 45 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . EXETER FROM 6A RUNNING FROM 13A SEEN FROM 13A to accept new and association, is a vital part of that combines running with “I’m real excited by the Seabrook CORE Group, November 28 through unwrapped toys for kids the community and repre- creating self-esteem, a posi- incredible support that which provided all the stu- December 2. The Elemen- between the ages of one to sents more than 600 busi- tive body image and posi- we’ve received from the dents with a milk and a tary Book Fair, which is 17. Donated items will be nesses, professionals, tive spirit. school,” said McCarthy. healthy snack each day dur- entitled, “Enter the King- delivered to the Gulf Coast organizations and individu- “The main thing is build- Tuesday marked the first ing the testing. The results dom of Reading,” will be to make this holiday season als in Brentwood, East ing positive spirits through day that the girls would be will be back at some point located in the Charlie Fogg a special one for the kids Kingston, Epping, Exeter, running,” said Coach Bar- running a full five kilome- in January. Janvrin Wing of the Ele- affected by the hurricanes. Kensington, Kingston, New- bara McCarthy. ters. Prior to Tuesday each of Parents should take note mentary School this year. This is sponsored by Foss fields, Newmarket, Ray- Third through fifth grade the girls had completed 15 to that there will be no school The fair will be open during Motors Chevrolet and the mond and Stratham. The girls from both the Marston 20 miles of running. on November 11 in remem- the day, as well as during Salvation Army. Donations Chamber also represents and Sacred Heart schools The program will culmi- brance of Veteran’s Day and parent conferences, so the may also be dropped off at members that are not physi- were participating in the nate in a 5K race on Nov. 19 from November 23-25 for Seabrook school communi- Foss Motors Chevrolet on cally located here but do program. in Newfields. The race will Thanksgiving vacation. ty is encouraged to come Epping Road, Foss Motors business in the area. Community service is also see the participation of The Seabrook Elemen- and support the school and McFarland Ford on For more information also part of Girls on the Run; Girls on the Run programs tary School Improvement through the purchase of Portsmouth Avenue, all in about Business After Hours the girls are preparing holi- from Stratham and Committee continues their books (plus they make great Exeter. or the Exeter Area Chamber day place mats for the Portsmouth. monthly meetings to dis- Christmas gifts). Parent vol- The Exeter Area Cham- of Commerce, call (603) 772- Haven Heath Center at Sea- Girls on the Run is an cuss various projects taking unteers are also needed to ber of Commerce, a non- 2411 or visit www.exeter- coast. international program place at SES. This commit- work at the fair; please con- profit business development area.org. McCarthy said the designed for girls age 8-11 tee will be meeting with the tact Gayle Dembowski at SEABROOK FROM 9A schools have been very open and their families. The inter- Word Study and Looping (603) 474-2252, ext. 135 for to working with her group active life skills/ running Committees to discuss and more information or to help TRUCKER CHARGED IN White is scheduled for a to pull the program together program is intended to make decisions on a word out. Nov. 21, date at Hampton ROAD RAGE INCIDENT at the last minute. It has increase physical activity study program and loop- SES kids raised more District Court at 8:30 a.m. received such a positive and emotional health and ing. The SESI committee than $1,100 in donations, BY SCOTT E. KINNEY He was released on $10,000 response that there is a wait- reduce the display of at-risk plans to move onto examin- mostly pennies, to send to ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER person recognizance bail. ing list when the program behaviors among its partici- ing various school culture the American Red Cross for SEABROOK | A Maine CTS GIVES begins again in the spring. pants. and climate programs in the Hurricane Katrina fund. man was arrested on Mon- January. Special thanks go to school day on a charge of reckless TAXPAYERS A VOICE COLT FROM 3A Grade 1 students recent- secretary, LeeAnn Bruneau, conduct stemming from a SEABROOK | A group of ly completed six days of for rolling all those pennies. road rage incident on Oct. Blythe Danner, mother of “Now, Route 1 is so con- concerned citizens from the COGAT testing. This The Even Start Program 24. Gwyneth Paltrow, who gested that it’s a detriment town of Seabrook have assessment is used to assist will sponsor a Story and Joey R. White, 57, turned starred most recently in to businesses in downtown teachers in preparing stu- Activity Time at the Cyan formed the Concerned Tax- himself in to Seabrook police “Meet the Fockers”, and Hampton,” he said. payers of Seabrook (CTS) dents for their optimal Seabrook Public Library on Nov. 1, after learning of a Golden Girl Rue McClana- Jean Power, store manag- Association. Any person or learning. The test gives a every Wednesday from Magenta warrant out for his arrest. han. er for 20 years, said she has organization which pays snapshot of the students 12:30-1:30 p.m. All At approximately 12:15 “I can remember many seen the store transform taxes, directly or indirectly, abilities. The results will be Seabrook families with chil- p.m. on Oct. 24, White and people who later became from a drug-type store to to the town of Seabrook is mailed home to parents dren from ages 0-4 years are another motorist in a white stars,” said Casassa. that of a gift shop. The sometime in December or welcome to enjoy stories, Yellow eligible to become a CTS 1993 Oldsmobile Cutlass Colt News Store has also friendships she has made member. January. A parent informa- songs, finger plays and were headed northbound on been host to several political while working for Colt The purpose of CTS is to tion meeting will also be other fun learning activi- in the area of 720 Lafayette movers and shakers looking News are the most memo- scheduled to explain the ties. There will be no story Black preserve and strengthen the Road, where the two travel to press the flesh with the rable part of her years with ideals of democracy and results; further information time during school vaca- lanes merge into one. Police locals. Nelson Rockefeller, the store. ensure sound fiscal respon- on this meeting will be sent tion. allege that at this point the presidential hopeful Harold “It’s the everyday sibility by the governing home at a later date. On Thursday, December road rage incident took Stassen (who made runs at exchange between people bodies of the town of Discussion has been tak- 1 from 4-5 p.m., Even Start place. presidential candidacy nine and what’s going on in their Seabrook and other local, ing place between the and the Parent Information Several witnesses told times from 1948 to 1992), lives,” she said, “and Mr. county, state and federal school board, staff and Center will be hosting a police White, driving an 18- and George W. Bush have all Casassa has been very nice agencies as such may affect administration about a pos- parent workshop at wheel tractor trailer truck, graced the doorway of the to work for.” the taxpayers of Seabrook, sible change in the length of Seabrook Elementary in blew the truck’s air horn and little shop. Power said she is uncer- and to preserve and enhance day for SES beginning in Room 115. The workshop is passed the white Oldsmo- Casassa said, among tain what she will do when constitutional rights of all the 2006-07 school year. It is entitled, “Supporting Your bile and then turned into it, other things, increased traf- the store closes, but she will Seabrook citizens. hoped that school can start Children’s Learning at deliberately striking the fic has affected shopping keep herself busy. The Concerned Taxpay- a little later in the morning Home.” This workshop pro- other vehicle. habits in the downtown “I’ll do something,” said ers of Seabrook depend and school can be extended vides parents with ideas There were no injuries at area. He related a story of Power. “I’m not the type to upon citizen support, and a little longer in the after- and suggestions to support the time of the accident. business owners in down- sit around and just clean the future of Seabrook and noon. This additional time what their children are Damage to the 18-wheeler town during 1948. At that house.” CTS depend upon the efforts would allow for further learning in the classroom. It was described as very minor time local proprietors were Casassa, who owns the of all citizens. For more instructional time. Principal includes activities and while the Oldsmobile was up in arms over the con- building that is home to information about Con- Mosca reports that the dis- strategies that build on chil- heavily damaged and struction of the New Hamp- both Colt News Store and cerned Taxpayers of cussions are in the infancy dren’s strengths and can be required a tow.